yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Thinkpad Tablet General] obentou:
Ah, I forgot to mention, the SD card I am using is the Komputerbay SDXC 64GB, purchased on Amazon.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] EliTSamsunG:
I Have Found it,and i just sharing some Themed/Styled MIUI Music Player :D

I WILL ADD MORE.

How To Install: Only Install APK.

ICS :

http://www.mediafire.com/?j1as34q6fv9slnd

Transparent Pink :

http://www.mediafire.com/?65w13jgg8j93gp3

Transparent Blue :

http://www.mediafire.com/?8hdja8gyp2798fg
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] EliTSamsunG:
Credits:

(Google Have Found it :P) (Ics Cyan/black)

Original Thread : http://androidos.in/2012/03/ics-themed-miui-music-player-v3-available-for-anyone-to-install/

mrworldwide092 (Transparen Blue/Pink)

Original Thread :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1152454

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16877844&postcount=6
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] Zaki Sultany:
?

what pleasure do you get -_- :mad: Atleast he shared !
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] john9:
Thanks for your contribution .
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] Chucrute:
AWESOME!!!

~~~~ta dominado ta tudo dominado!!~~~~
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] Ganesh A:
Thanks. But just search the android market or play store for ubermusic. It's not a free app but it gives the look of windows phone..
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] CharsiBabu:
Use Fede Player !!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] iisniperzzz:
Does anyone know any apps that delete any duplicates on your music library?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] KillaHurtz:
There's this thing called "Windows Explorer" it magically lets you see what is on the storage devices and delete the duplicates by simply right clicking and "deleting".

Hope that helps :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galaxynoter:
Hello... i have been using the Note for a while. As for writing and drawing, my S-pen is really smooth, only a very slight pressure is required to register my S-pen on the screen. However, I have some minor issue with my S-pen and that being the false detection of my S-pen when it is not even touching the screen. Because of this false detection, sometimes I get unwanted pencil strokes on the S-memo and also making unwanted selections in the Menus and settings..

I am thinking of getting the S-pen holder that comes with a spare S-pen. But i've seen people in this forum saying that S-pens differ a lot in sensitivity and detection. The official Samsung S-pen accessory(comes with holder) has a grey button. The button on mine is black.

A friend of mine has a grey-buttoned stock S-pen that came with it when he bought the Note. I tested his pen on my Note and it was really bad. It required excessive pressure to register on my screen. However, his pen did not produce any unwanted false detections on my Note; ie. No unwanted pen strokes nor unwanted selections.

So, has anyone bought the spare S-pen from Samsung? What about the pressure/sensitivity of the spare S-pen in comparison to the stock S-pen? Or perhaps it is better to invest in other Wacom styluses, those with eraser function? And also is there anyone here with experience using the Spare S-pen?anyone with advice is very much appreciated. Thanks.
[HTC One X] readk:
Most of the roms seem to have retained Sense 4. And the Sense roms seem to be updated more frequently.

I like the new Sense but want to try something different. I'm coming from Android Revolution which I like very much.

Want a ROM with lots of improvements to optimize performance, smoothness and speed, based on the latest ICS version, with bone-stock APKs and no bloatware.

Suggestions? What are my best couple options even....?
[HTC One X] Bigmille:
I'd recommend LeDrOiD and Android Revolution HD, both are updated frequently. But since HTC have not released any new software lately, there isn't much for the developers to do.

Both ROM can have Sense removed, LeDrOiD is easier in this regard.

It seems kernel is currently the hot development area.

Edit, posted irreverent info.
[HTC One X] readk:
Thanks! I was asking about ROMS not Launchers though.

Ideally I would like a sense-less ROM that came with the stock ICS launcher (even over Apex or Nova).
[HTC One X] Goku80:
try JDROID rom then or check the rom thread and see if they give the sense-less option in aroma installer..most roms now do that anyway. or just use rom-cleaner no-sense version and it does the business for you anyway;)
[HTC One X] ste1164:
Or you could try cyanogen mod 9?
[HTC One X] Goku80:
no not yet...best wait till a few more builds till it gets fully stable
[HTC One X] distortedloop:
I can't claim to have given it a thorough testing, but the CM9 build available on the MoDaCo forums seemed pretty stable to me.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
just by reading the changelog for me there was a few options there missing..plus the closed source attitude kinda put me off that rom anyway of Trips..the guys in the development section here are doing a far great work and are alot more helpful...so i would wait on those guys to get it up and running;)
[HTC One X] readk:
I thought camera and wifi hotspot weren't working on CM9 - I use both every day.
[HTC One X] distortedloop:
Camera worked for me. Hotspot I didn't try, but it's the only thing listed as not working on Trip's build of CM9
[HTC One X] distortedloop:
Fair enough, and I don't disagree much. In Trips defense, he seems to have a rather large following singing his praises.

I only installed it for testing out GPS. I've gone back to ARHD with my own tweaks to trimming Sense.
[HTC One X] treebill:
No one is saying anything bad about him, just the guys here are open with the code that makes anyone able to help, stuff gets done faster.

Back on topic, with leedroid, pkmn and arhd(I think) you can remove sense and all its widgets and run any launcher you like.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] red123nax:
Hello,

I think i have a nice question..

I want to connect my Android phone (Galaxy Nexus) by USB or bluetooth to my laptop.

While i'm connected i want to share my keyboard (from my laptop) to my android phone.

Is this possible?

Configuration:

[Internal Keyboard] >> [Laptop] >> [USB / Bluetooth] >> [Android Deveice]

Thanks in advance!!

P.S.

I know there are apps that do the same by internet, but the problem is that my school is blocking accessing local devices in the same network :@
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shemlon:
Does anyone know if this is possible? I'm in a similar situation. I don't always have internet for my laptop, and it doesn't have bluetooth. A usb cable would be perfect.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jakbold:
I am waiting for an answer aswell!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thinkfreedom:
I have got one amazing app for you guys then :P

Have you tried Wifi Keyboard

I works for both WIFI/USB. Follow the steps mentioned in the app.

In that case, "did you tried creating your own hotspot from your phone or laptop(preferably with adhoc or connectify) ?" and using it with your keyboard app.I use above mentioned app regularly. Don't forget to press thanks button :D
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lordjubblydave:
Hopefully somebody can shed some light for me.

It does not matter which Custom Kernel I try my SGS 2 suffers from random reboot and lockups also sometimes the battery will drain completely in a matter of minutes.

It is getting quite frustrating I have tried Siyah and NEAK numerous times with the sane results.

This is always from a fresh install.

It happens on multiple Roms CM9 AOKP and Foxhound (I am using the correct Kernel)

Is there a stable

I am not overclocking or fiddling with any settings either ?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kilometers4:
Sorry misread
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hing98:
Try flashing a completely different rom such as Resurrection Remix, Paraandroid, RebelROM etc.. and leave the stock rom see how you go.

Make sure do a full wipe

/wipe data/factory reset

/wipe data

/wipe dalvik cache

/format system

/format emmc

Then reflash the ROMs accordingly.

/wipe cache

/wipe dalvik

See how you go from there..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarekD:
Also it is always good to check what is going on in your system by using Better Battery Stats.

Check task manager for application running in background and kill what you dont need.

At the end you may want to use Titanium Backup to permanently stop and/or remove unwanted services.

EDIT: did it also happen on any of the official ROMs? If so you may consider hardware (battery?) malfunction.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] graemeg:
Hi guys

I was using ICS LP7 3uk stock, rooted, basically i found it a bit laggy compared to gingerbread i was using and decided to revert back, but completely stock, and start again with gingerbread.

So away i went, flashed gingerbread, everything fine in odin, no problems, flashed, THIS IS WHEN ALL MY PROBLEMS STARTED,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Upon trying to use the phone, no problem, apps work, phone calls, messages etc, no probs, but when i go on android market, i started getting connection timed out, so i tethered up to check my speeds, and my what a suprise i got,

My speedtests on 4 different testing sites came back at between 4k to 6k a second, basically i am on 3uk and used to have speeds of 7mbps average and download at around 800kbps average, my oh my, what a drop.....

So i figured i did something wrong, when i flashed the gb i flashed with the .pit file.

Ive since flashed back to 3 different versions of ics, with and without pit, and nothing has changed, no matter what i do, i cant get a download at any faster than 5k a second, even the market is now unuseable, arrrgggghhhhhh.

What did i do wrong.

I wondered if anyone else has had this problem, or maybe knows a way to try and fix this, id preferably like to go bk to GB, completely stock, even if it means flashing a boot file which i havent done yet.

PLEASE help, this is terrible and my beloved s2 is choking to death on its own vomit..............pretty please.....
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mattyh77:
Try a different modem.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rooneyvignesh:
Try following this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCeVPex27n4
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] graemeg:
****** S O L V E D ******

Hey chaps just to update you, ive fixed it, 3 hours of research lead me to believe something was sadly wrong with the structure of the files on my phone after flashing the .pit file, morale of the story, LISTEN TO WHAT YA TOLD ON HERE AND STAY THE FU** AWAY FROM THE PIT FILE....

JEEZ man, ive been around long enough to know better, and frankly these people making posts telling ya to flash their firmware with the pit file shouldnt be doing this, oh well.

That was the problem, basically, flashing the pit somehow managed to erase some files from my efs folder, very odd, but the research lead me down that path, thankfully, i did listen like a good boy when i was told to backup my efs folder, so, i restored the folder, rebooted and factory wiped and now all is well, totally bizarre, so i guess it was a soft brick, boy was i panicking, my new shiny pebble blue S3 doesnt arrive till saturday, screwed if im flashing that, ill root it and leave it as is.

Anyway those that replied or took the time to contemplate my issue, many thanks, and yer, i am a **** and i dont mind you telling me so, it is my own fault for flashing that pit, and i ended up in a deep pit, so Noobs, DONT do what i did.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Gilg@mesh:
Thank you!!!!!

edit: Backups are about 2GB (!!!)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] smaberg:
works great for me on my brothers sgs III

hoping to get one soon as my one X CPU melted, and i got an offer to buy cheap :D from a fellow XDA member :p
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] winwiz:
Thanks OP. Do we flash this via CWM?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Intratech:
Odin... in PDA.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] torxx:
Great work as always!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Gilg@mesh:
why quote the first post?

never understood that...
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] winwiz:
Brilliant thanks

recognises the internal memory fine now

attempting a CWM backup...failed on the previous version. Will let you know how I get on

Update; Backup works fine! Many thanks chainfire
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] teddybaerd:
Great work, about to flash :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] wonderwout:
Unboxed my SGSIII 2 hours ago, great phone. Now rooted & CMW even better! Thanks
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] tonime:
Thank you.:)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] lapje:
After flashing this cwm when connecting to usb external sd card is lost.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] mrBira:
Thanks!

Skickat från min GT-I9300 via Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Gilg@mesh:
what do you mean with "lost"? it works great here..

edit: the "thanks" was a mistake..
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] tonime:
Works perfect, thank you
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Chainfire:
Can you explain that in more detail ?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Gilg@mesh:
there is no problem, he's done something wrong :D
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] xddch:
Great work, works perfect :cool:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] lapje:
After I flashed cwm with odin after reboot in Windows explorer I saw only the internal sd card of the phone itself. External sd card was not there. But now after rebooting the phone and connecting usb again it is all fine.

Sorry.... for the inconvenience.

---------- Post added at 10:09 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:08 PM ----------

My thanks was also a mistake!!!!!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] joanquro:
Thanks a lot Chainfire.

Recovery installed successfully.

But when I run ROM Manager, it says that I don't have any CWM installed. For example, if I choose the option "Copy current ROM", it issues the following message: "You must have ClockworkMod Recovery installed before continuing!. Install the recovery through ROM Manager first."
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] krixfon:
MANY THANKS!!!

working perfect (three.ie)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Plexicle:
Try a different USB port.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Zabalba:
I also had issues trying to backup to the exSD. I reformatted through windows and reformatted through the S3. Still not dice on trying to back to exSD.

Anyone have any pointers?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] silitek:
Cwm and Root easy like that...now waiting for rom's develop.

Thanks :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Chainfire:
Are you already rooted ? In that case, perform the restore, then retrieve /cache/recovery/last_.... log files and attach them. They may hint at what the problem is.

Not sure what the problem might be, have not encountered this myself yet.

I have no idea what the problem is. What I do know is that you posted this exact question in multiple threads. This is absolutely not done. Don't do it again.

See the top of this post, please provide those logs, see if there's anything useful in there.

What kind of SD card are you using ? How is it formatted ? Is there any error message displayed ?

"I have issues" is not enough information to do anything useful with.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Plexicle:
+1 for that line. Developer's bane.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] viulian:
My feedback is not very helpful since everybody already knows...

It works :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] EnemyOfGlaDOS:
Too easy. :)

Another dony coming this week! Thanks again CF!

sent from my Galaxy S III
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] qledo:
Dont know if its been said many times but, THANK YOU CHAINFIRE!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] xda890:
I had decided I would wait but last night I followed the instructions and suddenly my phone had root, piece of cake... Thanks... :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Vatoe:
Nice one. Great to hear, you have cracked once again..
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] xnostra:
so even with this latest update just want to confirm if you do factory reset to cwm it will still delete your internal sd /sdcard ? i always lose my titanium backup backedup system and apps when i wipe factory reset but in my other android mobile it doesnt touch sdcard internal
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] themanguydude:
Chanfire you're da man!:):)

Thanks so much
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] LJE:
hmmmm

I have no experience with ODIN/Samsung until now.

I installed recovery but when I hold "volume up, home and power" the only options in cwm are

-reboot system now

-apply update from external storage

-wipe data/fatory reset

-wipe cache partition

-apply update from cache

Im using a class 10 sd and set to fat32 and have su.zip on that and internal storage

If i click on apply update from external storage and click on the su.zip, it says

-install /sdcard

-finding update package

-opening update package

-verifying update package

E:signature verifactation failed

in file managers i can see both internal and external storage but in cwm I have no "install zip from sdcard"

Ive searched these threads but can't root my phone, anyone know what im doing wrong?

Thanks, Luke

*edit.. nvm, i had to install the root-install.zip through adb first

sorry that i dragged my problems with rooting into this thread
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] truewt:
Really really OT here, apologise first if anyone gets offended, but does anyone have the issue that this thread isn't showing up on Tapatalk on android dev section?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] walda:
look at stickies.

... tapat*lked
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] TotallydubbedHD:
This might seems like an utterly noob question (which it is) - but you guys are talking about backing up.

That's AFTER flashing recovery correct?

One doesn't backup before flashing anything do they?

As for you chainfire - I'll be buying your super SU app, as soon as I get my S3.

Unbelievably fast and large amount of time you have spent already for us on the S3, let alone generally speaking.

Question however:

Will CF root take 5mins to create as you said in your interview :P?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] funk_doc:
Your phone has officially been rooted :)

Thanks Chainfire!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] phoenixno:
confussed

i know im stupid, but i dont know how to put the cwmmanager 3.5 on to my s3, is it an APK or zIP ?, what do i do with the file, someone please help
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] TotallydubbedHD:
My understanding is that it's not out yet.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Jay Ssj:
err... i am new to android and i don't understand anything lol

sorry if i am being ignorant :(
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Zabalba:
Sorry I could have been more specific.

This is the SD card in question.

I was referring to the issues others were having where it would say "Can't mount backup path" when attempting to back to the external SD.

I have tried the following formats and then attempted to perform a back up each time.

SD card out the box.

SD card formatted through Windows 7 via MTP.

SD card formatted through the SIII itself.

SD card formatted to exFAT.

After formatting the card each time I'm greeted with the same error.

I looked for any logs that might help you but either I'm not looking in the right location, or they don't exist.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] pidz:
I had this error but simply mounted the card manually under "mounts and storage" of the CWM options. Worth a shot? :p
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] roma1927:
I have the first version of CWR, for flalshing the new version 1.2 is possible with Mobile Odin Pro?

Thanks for the great job chainfire!!!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Zabalba:
This work around worked. I'm curious as to why it is not mounted by default.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] aneeqkhan:
Hey guys just received my s3 n must say its awesome

Btw before rooting it just wanted to double check the instructions.

Download the attacehed kernel and flash tar file through pc odin... The goto recovery n then flash the cwm-su zip there. is it good enough to get proper root on the device? Thanks in advance guys n special thanks to chainfire for all his efforts
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] TotallydubbedHD:
don't forget to open the SU app after, and then enable SU (or at least check that it's ticked!)

Apart from that, what you said sounds fine!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] 9Lukas5:
But don't forget, you don't flash a kernel which includes cwm recovery, you flash ONLY the cwm recovery. The kernel stays the same as before. Therefore you can flash this on every firmware and haven't search for the correct version for the used firmware ;)

L
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] DirkStorck:
Maybe stupid question. For what did I need the insecure kernel. I have read something that it has to do with adb and having root within adb. Is that true? !? I know I don't need it with the new CF recovery :-) only curious :-) thanks :-)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] 1234568:
I'm new to this too but I am sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong. It may help having a fellow layman explain, lol.

In Android, programs can either be ran with limited privileges, or with full privileges (root). Think of root as system admin in windows.

The standard kernel doesn't allow programs to run with root privileges, which is where the insecure kernel comes in. Its not as simple though as just installing the insecure kernel and then running anything with root privileges. You need an app like SuperSU to manage root requests.

I believe the insecure kernel also allows you to run root commands through adb, but I am not certain about this.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] DirkStorck:
That's what I know too but as fare as I know I can simply flash the new recovery install su and the app that need root can have even with stock kernel if I am not totaly wrong. So for what is the insecure kernel than needed? !?? :-) thanks :-)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] 1234568:
Hmmm... get what you mean. I didn't help at all, lol. :o

What I said cant be true because the root method at the start of this thread doesn't involve an unsecure kernel. :confused:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] OzzYGuY:
Thanks Chainfire. Worked perfectly on my 3 day old White SGS3.

Love your work mate.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] bedtime_with_the_bear:
You were mostly right. From what I've pieced together, the stock kernel mounts /system as read only which prevents installation of SuperSU.

By flashing a new recovery you can install SuperSU from CWM because it does not load the kernel and can therefore mount /system read/write.

Once rooted with SuperSU apps can write to /system at any time by remounting /system read/write.

The insecure kernel is just a kernel that allows /system to be mounted read/write.

This contrasts sharply with HTC where read only /system is enforced by the radio hardware.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] DirkStorck:
Hi. That's a good explanation and a reason why insecure kernel exists. At the beginning we had not a recovery and and so it was the only way to install su...hmmm ?!? :-)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] 1234568:
So once you get SU installed as a system app it can change the system partition to read/write at will? That sounds way to easy, lol. Is the secure kernel just crap at doing it's job or is the SU app incredibly clever/powerful.

Also, I'm under the impression that it's the SU binary that's doing the clever work and that the .apk is just an interface. Where is the binary installed to? Thanks everyone.