yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nagelzz:
There's no pdxxxx.zips anywhere on the SD-card.

It doesn't get past the search. It keeps searching forever. Should maybe have added that Hehe :)
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mymeatb18:
I currently have the android revolution Rom and want to get rid of the arrow keys on the bottom of the keyboard.

So I'm guessing I would have to replace the keyboard completly
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jjbadd385:
Are u kidding? I love those arrows! I wish every keyboard had them! Sometimes in the settings there is an option to remove them..just look under keyboard & input in the settings...
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mazamuda:
192) areadee

As far as I know that is true unless the keyboard has configuration options, or plugins of some sort.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mymeatb18:
Nope there is no settings and yeah I don't use the arrows at all just takes up space for me
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ...Awesome...:
Download a new keyboard from the market
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mazamuda:
My favorite is the swype beta, which available for free if you register for it at http://beta.swype.com

Good Luck!
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mymeatb18:
I understand that the easy way out but I like the stock keyboard was looking for someone to tell me how to swap out the keyboard or flash another or something
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] estallings15:
I thought RC tweaks had an option for turning the arrows off?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mymeatb18:
I looked all over rc Tweaks and didnt see anything about it
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ...Awesome...:
If u wanna swap out a keyboard from a different rom just take out the apk and replace it.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mymeatb18:
Ok thanks and its just a simple cut and paste? Do I have to reflash it with the Rom? Also where would that be located?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saranhai:
Do not proceed if you have no idea what you're doing! i'm not responsible for whatever happens to your device by following this guide.​

Method 1. use a file explorer that has access to the system like root explorer.

make sure you have rw access first

copy the file to /system/app

set permissions to rw r r

reboot

Method 2. use androidSDK/adb

move the file to location of adb i.e C:/androidsdk/platform-tools

connect phone to computer

open command window

type in the following:

adb devices
adb push location-of-your-file /system/app
adb reboot

you made need to set permissions for it to work
to do that:

adb shell
su
chmod 777 /system/app/name-of-file
reboot

both these methods require su and root!
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jjbadd385:
Can you also add a keyboard as a 2nd one..like instead of replacing one, just add an apk and have the option to choose between the 2?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] invasion2:
Yeah. When you add a keyboard (like swift key keyboard) just go to settings, language & keyboard, then select your keyboard you just installed. Voila!
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jjbadd385:
One more question.. I looked in system/app with root explorer, and I looked 2 and 3.times, and I see no keyboard apk? Where else could it be or what other name?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] invasion2:
HTC_IME.apk
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jjbadd385:
Ok, I took the HTC_IME.apk from the LeeDroid Rom which my wife uses, & I put it in the /system/app folder in the Endymion Rom which I am using and I fixed permissions, rebooted, & it works ok til I try to close it after I'm done typing, then it force closes. It just says HTC_ime has stopped suddenly and must close bla bla bla! My 1st thought was that I think LeeDroid is sense 3.0 & this Endymion is sense 3.5? Or is there another way to fix it? Only difference is the arrows across the bottom, which I like. Thanks..
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] invasion2:
That's what it sounds like. Try taking it from Virtuous Fusion or Unity, then it will probably work. :)
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mymeatb18:
After typing the last line for the permissions is it supposed to say anything?

Also im doing it in terminal emulator I dont know if thats causing my problem cuz the .apk keeps causing a fc

I'm doing method 1
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MC153:
I'm using apex launcher right now and when I hit one click clean on the widget it closes my launcher. Is there a way to fix that?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alan1995:
you could install it as a system app maybe it change something
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MC153:
How do I do that?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MC153:
I figured it out! :D In Apex's advanced setting there is an option to keep in memory. Works great!
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] dabl8:
Anybody notice the similarities between Vanilla Music player (available for free here under an MIT license) and the new Cyanogenmod Apollo music player ( which doesn't appear to have any free software license )?
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] LGIQEXPO:
Do not quote me on this, but I believe the Apollo (CyanogenMod Music App) was based off the Vanilla, Play Music App. I have tried both and was originally excited about the Cyanogen approach to a new music app but after testing it out I didn't like it to much, and it wouldn't replace Play Music for me.

As for the license, Apollo Music is free. According to open source license agreements I don't see that as legally able to change either.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] sperelli:
Where can Apollo standalone apk be downloaded?
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] dabl8:
http://seeingpixels.org
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] sperelli:
much appreciated!
[HTC One X] ollie1132:
So I'm trying to update to v3.0 Coredroid from v2.0 I've flashed too boot.img (I think) But the recovery goes "Unable to install. Install aborted" can anyone help me?
[HTC One X] DanteGR:
Why didn't u post this to the CoreDroid thread???

But to answer the question...

Firstly, u might have a corrupt download. Did u check the md5 sums? Do they match?

Secondly, after flkashing the boot.img did u try "fastboot erase cache" in fastboot mode?

Thirdly, what i would do...

Download the rom.zip again, perform a full wipe and try from scratch.

99% this will work..
[HTC One X] ollie1132:
Theres a coredroid thread? I couldn't find it! I'm not sure about the MD5's I might try a jump back to my rooted stock ROM and see if I can flash it there if not I'll redownload the rom.zip and try again.
[HTC One X] DanteGR:
???? Where did u download the rom from??? :confused:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1601408
[HTC One X] ollie1132:
Directly from Coredroid of course I wouldn't get it from anywhere else. I'm not sure if I've flashed the boot.img correctly though it said it has been and my phone works fine so it must have been right?
[HTC One X] DanteGR:
Yeah if it says it is ok in fastboot mode then u should be ok
[HTC One X] ollie1132:
Ok so going back to my Stock ROM didn't help I'm guessing it will be the rom.zip like you said, just downloading it again.
[HTC One X] DanteGR:
Yeah start from scratch, do a full wipe and it will be fine.

Just don't forget to flash the boot.img from fastboot and also erase cache from fastboot.

Good luck :)
[HTC One X] ollie1132:
Will do cheers for the help I'll post again if it still doesn't work :p
[HTC One X] DanteGR:
Yeah and don't forget to thank the right way ;)
[HTC One X] Sib64:
Hey, you haven't seen that we have a CoreDroid thread which concern the [ROM][13 MAY] COREDROID One X v3.0 [THEMED][FAST|SMOOTH][TWEAKS by j4n87] ONLINE!

I would like to thanked @DanteGR to have answered, but you would have search a little bit, you would find the thread, and we would have you answered very quickly.
[HTC One X] ollie1132:
I don't do very well with the way that the XDA forums are setup I struggle to find things and it was just easier/less stressful to post it here and Dantegr has now kindly shown me to it as well. I'm just about to try another dl of the ROM see how that goes.
[HTC One X] Sib64:
Okay, now you can follow the CoreDroid Thread and you can closed your OP ;)
[HTC One X] ollie1132:
Apparently a new DL sorted it :D
[HTC One X] DannyKN:
WIFI disconnect as with the stock ROM?

Hi, did you experienced with this mod the same WIFI disconnect during the night hours as with the stock ROM of X one?
[HTC One X] Sib64:
If you have got some problem with our CoreDroid rom, go on our thread.

Stop to post here.

You will find : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1601408

Please close this thread. It's not the good place for post about the CoreDroid rom

Thank's in advance
[HTC One X] DanteGR:
I think the problem is there with CoreDroid v3 mate.

Apparently it will be sorted in the next version though.

But please continue this discussion in the official CoreDroid thread..

Thank you :)

Sent from my Nova powered HTC One X Quad-Core Beast running Wilkyyyy's mod
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jlg19753:
Is there a one %battery mod that will work with juggernaut 5.0 or if someone has one laying around it would be greatly appreciated .After Searching for a couple of days i couldn't find one or i overlooked it.

Thanks.

Sent from my SGH-T989
[Motorola Droid 3] damiendk:
I'm already really tired for looking a solution for my problem so i just have to ask it now. I think its not very common case, at least I haven't found any thread about similar case (although it might be poor searching skill).

I try to describe the problem.

My company where i work use its own APN to connect its local network. Connection trough this APN doesn't give me internet access, only local network. The problem is that my phone doesn't have a connection at all with these settings. It should get connection up and have access to few company web pages but it doesn't.

I've tried both stock ROM and CM9, no results.

Connection via service provider regular APN (internet access) works flawlessly.

Regular APN settings:

Name: xxx

APN: xxx.xxx.xx

MCC: 248

MNC: 01

other settings default

My company APN settings:

Name: yyy

APN: yyy.yyy.yyy.yy

MCC: 248

MNC: 01

User name: yy

Password: yy

Authentication type: None or PAP (seems that depending on phone)

My co-worker tried with several Android phones, all of them worked, I myself tried Galaxy S2, and it worked too.

So my question is, does Droid 3 somehow use data connection differently than other phones? Why it cant make a connection when all other phones does.
[Motorola Droid 3] Endoroid:
Try adding the apn info the the file called apns-conf.xml I believe it is in

/system/etc

I've found that when using custom roms I can't connect with my carriers apn without having it in the apns-conf.xml
[Motorola Droid 3] 0mni5lash:
solved?

I was wondering if your issue is solved. I got the same problem!
[Motorola Droid 3] damiendk:
Ty for your replay Endoroid, but it didn't help. Still have problem with that APN.

I'm guessing that the problem might be that phone tries to connect to some address (ping or whatever), but since APN doesn't have internet connection it fails and simply doesn't create connection. But that's only my opinion, and I'm not sure is it true.
[General Questions and Answers] willmon22:
Is it truly unlimited and does it have a wifi hotspot on it? I was wondering as there really isn't anything in my area that is truly unlimited and is highspeed. I know net10 doesn't support tethering for low end phones but though maybe an android phone would be different. If anyone has this phone and is on net10 or straight talk if you could let me know that would be great.
[General Questions and Answers] ianreed99:
I realize this.is. an old post. But im gonna answer the.question anyway.

The."unlimited" lasts somewhere between 2-4 gigs of data then it.slows.to a.craw. my data whent from 3-4mb/s down to 120kb/s and.stayed that way till i refilled my card. When i asked net 10 about it. They said.i violated a couple sections. And wouldnt give me a stait.answer. so that is my experiece with unlimited.

As for the.hotspot yes just look in the.market i have used.them and.they work. Some dont even require root!

zte merit, 777mhz, ics1.5
[General Questions and Answers] cire1980:
Hi, people.

I've been wondering, if you will root your phone, how can you tell if a newly launched phone will be popular with the ROM developers?

I will be getting a new phone in a few months' time and I'm quite worried that my future phone will not be well supported by ROM developers...
[General Questions and Answers] igno12:
I think most phones have a fairly good audience. One general way of looking at it is buying a popular phone with some hype. Phones with lots of reviews on their carrier sites. The more people buying a phone = more developers on it.
[LG Revolution] arcane spade:
ok, long story short i have a problem. i've tried several methods of installing cwm until i found the link below.

i followed instructions on http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1121952

it says get help if md5sum doesnt match, well it doesnt. here is what i got:

# busybox md5sum /dev/block/mmcblk0p14

efeebdda98ec1d7fb2ad83d23f0713bf /dev/block/mmcblk0p14

#

then i followed what the post showed later... and now i have gotten this

./adb shell busybox md5sum /sdcard/recovery-cwm-pr1.img

a1c61d06fa0f029411cf4cde44639b3f /sdcard/recovery-cwm-pr1.img

and tried to boot into CWM, but my phone when i confirmed my phone wiped and did not load CWM and instead completed a factory reset and wiped everything. i made backup .img's in adb previous to this, not sure how to use them though.
[LG Revolution] arcane spade:
anybody able to help?
[LG Revolution] arcane spade:
ok, apparently some things are still on my phone. i still have root and superuser was still installed on my phone. but all my other apps were gone. luckily i also used titanium backup to make backups so i'm using that to restore some things.
[LG Revolution] arcane spade:
Wait!!! maybe solved, after restoring backups i ran step 7 again...

and then...

# busybox md5sum /dev/block/mmcblk0p14

a1c61d06fa0f029411cf4cde44639b3f /dev/block/mmcblk0p14

well, here goes nothing. nope, still no cwm and phone factory reset yet again. thank goodness i have a backup. i'm pretty sure i'll never get cwm working at this rate.
[LG Revolution] razor532:
Hey I need some help and was wondering if I have a new phone zv4 software can I flash the zv8 tot file or do I have to step this up zv6, then zv7 , and then zv8 to get to zv9? Don't want to mess up this new phone. I appreciate anyone who knows. I have use the tot file method but went from zv7 to zv8 on my other phone.
[LG Revolution] HighLimit:
yes you can, done it several times

---------- Post added at 12:25 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:23 PM ----------

If you havent got it by now i can upload just Cwm once you root with superone click you can then easily push cwm through adb
[LG Revolution] arcane spade:
Highlimit, thanks for your reply. I know there must be something I'm overlooking or something. I have root access for sure. I have root programs running and root checker verified. The scripts in my first post are from my phone, as you can see by the # I have SU when shell'd in through adb. I also have CWM and it is on my sd card. Below is the output when I run md5sum in adb shell and I can see the file in root explorer.

./adb shell busybox md5sum /sdcard/recovery-cwm-pr1.img

a1c61d06fa0f029411cf4cde44639b3f /sdcard/recovery-cwm-pr1.img

Apparently my problem is related to /system/etc/install-recovery.sh

i read this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1594099

but i'm confused. should i just delete that file? is there a step to mounting CWM that I am missing from thecubed's thread http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1121952

I dont really understand the part about install-recovery.sh so i'm afraid to just delete it.

Also, I have stock ZV9 on my phone right now.
[LG Revolution] arcane spade:
got it! booted into CWM. pushed over broken out and flashed. sweet!

I had CWM in the wrong place, installed correctly now.
[General Questions and Answers] SirValak:
Phone is a Samsung S5830L.

Rooting via AceGingerRoot.zip.... OK

Installing CWM 4.x.x.x.zip via factory recovery........ NO

Installing CWM 5.x.x.x.zip via factory recovery........ NO

Installing CWM via Odin....... NO

Installing CWM via ADP....... Need more info....

Installing custom roms (ICS) via factory recovery...... NO

Restoring default ubranded S5830LUBKPJ_S5830LUNEKP5 via Odin.... YES

As you can see, Im stuck... no way I can install CWM...

In all cases, CWM installs succesfully, but when I try to boot to CWM, it stays frozen, and never loads.

Any suggestions?

Read like 10 threads already.. everyone seems to show off that CWM is simple to install.

Another detail. I think my phone is carrier locked, since its still fairly new.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] viulian:
I've FINALLY managed to compile smartassV2 module for SGS3's stock kernel.

The trouble is that the stock kernel does not accept modules...

Every attempt I made ended up with an error about the version of module_layout. I even wrote to Samsung asking for clarification, but I have no reply yet (after about 24 hours).

I will write a post on my blog describing all the investigations; I had to go the hard way and patch /dev/kmem to skip the validation. I've created a small executable which does this.

The good part about it ? It is already included in the .tar.gz below and once executed, it allows any modules to be installed on stock!

I am almost sure that Samsung did not provide the up to date .config file (I am using the Update 1 .tar file) since I had to disable flags in .config to get rid of "unknown symbol" errors. And another proof, the validation errors related to the version of the module_layout symbol.

Thus, the install procedure is a one step longer, patchs3k needs to be executed once, and then any module can be inserted.

Installation procedure:

a) mount your /system in RW mode.

b) create folder /system/xbin/lib

c) copy the contents of the archive to that folder.

d) execute the provided load_smartassV2.sh script (which already does all the steps: calls patchs3k, inserts the module and sets it as current governor).

That's it!

Observations:

a) only for stock kernel.

a1) repeat after me: I will not attempt to run patchs3k if I already flashed a different kernel!

b) load_smartassV2.sh script is made so it is also runnable by Script Manager at boot as super user using the paths in the Install procedure.

c) if you have another way of loading things, you need to figure out how to execute the patchs3k file before inserting the module - I found that the easiest is with the method above.

d) smartassV2 supports lots of configuration options. The only think I made default is the ramp up increment, which is in 500MHz so you don't have to wait forever until the phone gets to max speed. The ramp down I left it at 100MHz increments. All these are configurable and you can echo values in the files found in the list below.

A brief description of each field (but with different values since back then I did it for Sony X10) is found in the Settings part of this post: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1212012

[root@s3]/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/smartassV2# ls -1
awake_ideal_freq
debug_mask
down_rate_us
max_cpu_load
min_cpu_load
ramp_down_step
ramp_up_step
sample_rate_jiffies
sleep_ideal_freq
sleep_wakeup_freq
up_rate_us

Download:

Update: download disabled until hotplug issues will be fixed! Please check 4th post below, thanks AndreiLux!

Use it at your own risk!

cpufreq_smartass2_sg3_1.0.tar.gz

Enjoy!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] simone201:
Im really interested in the part regarding the patch to use any module without validation...

Waiting for kernel patch ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] viulian:
The patchs3k is already bundled in the .tar.gz file above - is this what you meant ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndreiLux:
There's absolutely no point in having smartass on this device, especially on a stock kernel since there is no remaining hotplug logic on it to be used, if that would be even possible. It has major detrimental effects on battery life.

However, we would be interested in what you are doing inside of patchs3k to make it load the module properly and to see if we can use any of that to load Samsung's exFat driver module on custom kernels. Sources please?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] simone201:
That's what i mean ;)

Sources for patchs3k please ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] viulian:
About the sources - I will create the article these days but I believe it doesn't matter; if you already have control over the custom kernel then you can just make it accept everything and see how things behave.

The trouble with what exFat (which I could also investigate if I have time) is that the CRC checks are thorough and if ANY of the structs used by exFat are different that what the kernel is build with, then there could be big issues with corruption of data and so on. Only Samsung (or sheer luck) could solve this issue. But I did not investigate so these are just assumptions..

@AndreiLux

Then it means I was extremely tired :) thanks for the explanations with hotplug. I have disabled the download so people won't take it without reading below.

One other thing, the kernel (3.0) like all other kernels has the posibility to create high priority work queues - alloc_workqueue with WQ_HIGHPRI as flag. It means that the work queue that rises the frequency should have higher priority so you don't notice any lag for example.

What I don't like about pegasusq is that it doesn't appear to create high priority work queues. I did not study carefully, but a quick search on the cpufreq_pegasusq.c doesn't show the high priority flag. Maybe the phone one has it ?

They also keep a history of the CPU usage (probably used with hotplugging also).

So I believe the two factors above might contribute to the lag I notice when waking up the phone.

I did notice this weird fact with the cores of the CPU not turning on or off with smartass2 - or remain in the state that pegasusq left them. I was checking test results and it appear to behave normally and have all 4 cores ON during stress test. It was late in the night and I did not check that they are not also shut down.

Maybe I should work on a smartass3 :) since I can add hotplug logic to smartass - but it is tedious you have to use locks and so on - and I don't have much time.

I think I have more success here with just building ROMs and not digging deep :D since you just take what everybody does and put a small thanks in a corner then you get all the Thanks and donations.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AndreiLux:
The wake up lag is irrelevant to priorities or anything, it's caused by a) if you are referring to the wake up delay then it is because of the kernel is waiting for the modem to wake up which takes an eternity. b) if you are referring to unresponsiveness at the lockscreen, it was due to something in the Wifi drivers.