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[Verizon Droid Charge] elucid:
Watchdog task manager lite will do this.
[Verizon Droid Charge] salilsurendran:
My version already reads 2.6.35.7-FP1 so that means PBJ has already been installed right?
[Verizon Droid Charge] p2kmafia:
If you have installed pbj yourself, it is not installed unless you flashed tweaked 2.1 in either case i recommend reflashing it anyways and make sure to mount system. Also use cpu spy to monitor what is using your cpu.

Also change your cpu governor in voltage control, I use smartass v2 but conservative might be better for you.
[Verizon Droid Charge] salilsurendran:
I had installed TweakStock1.4 and I believe it came with pbj TweakStock1.4PBJext4.zip. How do I confirm that pbj is installed. The rootzwiki page rootzwiki.com/topic/137-05-24-12peanutbutta-jelly-time/said that the kernel version should read 2.6.35.7-FP1.
[Verizon Droid Charge] THEbigSWEEN:
The PBJ that came with Tweakstock 1.4 is an outdated one, if that's the last one you installed. If so the latest PBJ is the one with the fixed values, so you should flash that (remember make sure to mount /system in CWM) and it should help.
[Verizon Droid Charge] scarygood536:
I believe the pbj that came with that combo is older than what i linked to. Just download it and flash it just in case. It won't hurt anything and its like 6mb so it takes like 1 minute to download if that. It may not make a difference but at least you will be on a current kernel.
[Verizon Droid Charge] salilsurendran:
I can actually just upgrade to Tweak2.1 but I was wondering will it wipe out all my apps and make reinstall everything again.
[Verizon Droid Charge] dwitherell:
From 1.4 - Well, nothing will make you do a data wipe, but you should.

From 2.0 - No need to, and again nothing will make you do a data wipe.
[Verizon Droid Charge] scarygood536:
just know updating to 2.1 alone doesn't change the kernel. I suggest you flash the new tweakstock then go ahead and flash the newest pbj kernel.
[Verizon Droid Charge] adrialk:
System Tuner in the play store will also log CPU usage by app
[Verizon Droid Charge] ilovesoad:
Never use task managers.
[Verizon Droid Charge] Cilraaz:
The proper line is "Never use Task Killers". Task Managers are perfectly fine.
[Verizon Droid Charge] shrike1978:
Watchdog isn't a traditional task killer. It watches for background tasks that are using the CPU excessively and notifies you. It's great for tracking down misbehaving apps.
[Verizon Droid Charge] salilsurendran:
I installed CPU spy and Watchdog. My system frooze twice today while running Google Navigation and cpu spy told me that my cpu was used at 1000MHz at 93% which is correct but then Watchdog raised no flags or alerts. It always shows 'Android System' as the biggest CPU consumer in my list. It doesn't show Google Navigation or Maps at all in the list. Is Watchdog just reporting on currently running apps or is there any preference I haven't set?
[Verizon Droid Charge] shrike1978:
It only shows running apps, and it only raises alerts for background apps. Anything that's in the foreground or visible isn't going to raise an alert.
[Verizon Droid Charge] salilsurendran:
Here is a thread http://androidforums.com/evo-4g-support-troubleshooting/203542-100-cpu-usage-but-doesnt-add-up.html stating that the problem could be happening because of a weak 4g/3g signal and the phone trying to switch. Is there anything that can cause a smoother switch?
[Verizon Droid Charge] Cilraaz:
Unfortunately, if it's a weak 4G signal causing the issue, the only solution would be a stronger 4G signal. Otherwise, it will drop to 3G and continually churn while trying to get back to 4G.

I work in an area with little to no 4G signal. I just toggle to 3G mode when I'm at work. Frankly, for battery purposes, I just stay on 3G unless I need 4G speed. None of my background processes need that much bandwidth and if I'm actively doing something, toggling back and forth is simple.
[Verizon Droid Charge] salilsurendran:
I just updated my kernel with PBJ0504. However, how do I figure out if the PBJ has installed correctly? My kernel version is still the same 2.6.35.7-FP1? Is this PBJ 0504?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] niceppl:
permission?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Scott:
Edit; Re-read the post....

Those errors are normal. They are not errors but warnings and should not stop you from moding the code.

Does it recompile?

How do you recompile? Do you move the resources and dex file to the old SysUI?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] V@no:
Check and set, all good.

Yes, both frameworks installed, but com.htc.resources.apk gives these warnings.

[EDIT]

I run these two commands:

apktool d SystemUI.apk

without any modifications to the source I compile it back with:

apktool b SystemUI

after that I push newly created SystemUI/dist/SystemUI.apk to the phone and do chmod 0644

I've been doing this on my old Nitro HD and had no problems.

Since at this stage I don't modify any files I don't move anything from original apk to the new one. Also, I was under impression that moving resources only needed for some minor changes in non-deodexed files?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Scott:
Did you move the resources from the new SysUI to the Old SysUI? You are not trying to sign it yourself are you?

Can you attach the SystemUI that have compiled so I can look at it?

When I compile, using APK Manager, I tell it that its not a System App when prompted then I grab resources.arsc, classes.dex, /res, and /assets from new SysUI and then I drop them in the OLD SysUI so as not to break the signature. I do all this with 7Zip. 7Zip wont break signatures.

To me it sounds like a signing issue. Do you get F/C or just no status bar at all?

No status bar at all means android is checking the signature and its rejecting it (half ass security).

F/C means something else.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Tiffany84:
Ya, Scott is right. Those flag errors are nothing and can be ignored. What I do is decompile, make my edits, recompile and then open the modified apk and the stock apk using 7-zip(open them in an archive, not extract) and then drag the META-INF folder and the AndroidManifest.xml from the stock apk into the edited apk. Close out of the 7-zip archive and you should be good to go.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Scott:
I do it just in reverse but the outcome would be the same.

I drag the new resources to the old SystemUI.

But six to one and a half dozen to another.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] V@no:
signature...completely forgot about it..

Thank you guys.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] arnelolavides:
Im trying to decompile SystemUI.apk and im getting this error

Decompiling Apk

testCan't find framework resources for package of id: 2. You must install proper

framework files, see project website for more info.

"An Error Occured, Please Check The Log (option 21)"

Press any key to continue . . .

although i decompile framework-res.apk sucessfully

any help would be appreciated
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] mcgi5sr2:
have you pulled the framework file for framework-res?

apktool if framework-res.apk

?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Heisenberg:
Did you read the dates on the posts in this thread?

Sent from my Evita
[Android Apps and Games] Kashgar:
There is a thread earlier started by Alex Liao. You guys can download it there. I post this topic because I noticed many devs are actually share apps and hacks. Nappstr makes doing that a lot easier and fun. Basically it is an apk review twitter with download link.
[Android Apps and Games] ruffneckZeVo:
This is a great app more people need to get involved

sent from my Verizon Wireless HTC EVO 3D
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] ckoadiyn:
Have others seen the EVO ad on tv? If so what do you think. Also it says 7 million people love EVO do you think that is og EVO sales or they managed to push out the new ones.... Or that 7 mill is for the total brand name so to speak.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuRUXR03CEg&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] SPreston2001:
Meh... Its was ok but nothing special.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] shook187:
Very boring and generic, but it will get the word out the the new EVO is out. Of course no mention of LTE and its blazing speed.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] rpwhite3:
During the NASCAR race today it was featured a couple times and once the Announcer called it the HTC EVO 4G Lite... uh yea...

Next time he got it right, but funny the stuff I see on tv...
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] ckoadiyn:
Yeah it is some what of a Boring ad but I'm lost on the 7mil people I wonder if that's og evos sold.... Or whole EVO line or what.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] TKTAB911:
~~Posted in the wrong section >.<

I'm well aware there's nothing posted here about a root exploit for 1.85, I'm just wondering -- Are there any dev's working on it? I don't want this to turn into a nagging "why don't you guys do something" thread, Just wondering if there's anyone working on it - or if its not being bothered till there's an official software upgrade release.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] joshfokis:
would like to know as well so if i get mine on friday it wont have it but if it does would like to root asap.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] IRIE4IPIER:
Anyone know/seen this? If so what is it? Its a circle with 3 dots in it in the status bar but when I pull the bar down, there is nothing there. This is my girls phone and she is running an old att leak, guess it might be something with that. I attached a screenie of the about phone because I forgot which ROM it is.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] shankar10:
No idea. But upgrade to latest version just fyi
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brockyneo:
hi guys i dont like to ask stupid questions but im gonna ask anyway i have in internel memory 11.07gb now my question is with all this bad blocks (bricking) ect is it normal for me to have 11.07gb or should i have more

I havr no problems in cwn as far as i know all wipes and formats go ok just wanted to k ow if ive suffered with bad blocks

Thanks brocky
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] badjaguar007:
Well, I would say that basically you should have Internal SD memory around 11 Gigs. There might be more or less than that a bit due to the cache developed, some bloatwares blocking the memory or may be some data of the app running in the background. I guess 11.07 Gigs the normal space which we have.

Here is some extra piece to be on safer side:

I guess now you can give it a try to see if your memory is damaged or not :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhijit038:
Default user allocated space is 11.08 GB. Internal SD card has 16 GB of capacity.Remaining memory i.e around 4 GB is used for system which includes firmware data and some more internal coding stuff. If you were to encounter bad sectors, it wouldn't be apparent. You have to connect your phone via adb and list the system TREE.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brockyneo:
Thanks guys guess i should be ok then dont want to mesz around che king just incase i do damage lol ivr never full wiped with a ics kernel so all should hopefully be good thanks again
[LG Nitro HD] 996gt2:
The headphone jack on my Nitro HD recently started only playing out of 1 ear. I tried several pairs of headphones as well as blowing out the jack with compressed air, to no avail.

Anyone else experience a similar problem?

If there is no fix, I'm going to try my hardest to exchange my Nitro for a different phone...between the bad battery life, buggy CM9 nightlies, and now the broken headphone jack, I'm pretty fed up with this phone.
[LG Nitro HD] compumasta:
CM9 Nightlies are buggy because they're nightlies... not sure what you were expecting there. ICS starts pushing tomorrow afaik. And battery life really is comparable to other phones in this range. Are you sure that the headphone jack problem isnt a bug in CM9?
[LG Nitro HD] drumist:
Compressed air might not really work well since there's nowhere for lint and whatever else might be in the headphone jack to go. You're just packing it in tighter.

I'd suggest using a toothpick or very small tweezers. It's pretty common to have a build-up of lint inside there over time, especially if you keep your phone in your pants pocket.
[LG Nitro HD] 996gt2:
Tried a toothpick, didn't work. I checked the inside of the jack and it's clean; no lint. Seems like the jack is actually broken. A bit strange, since I've only had the phone for 3 months and it's been protected by a case the whole time. After handling a One X and a Galaxy Note at the ATT store today, the Nitro's build quality is definitely inferior in comparison.

Going to call AT&T tomorrow. I tried calling and asking to exchange for a One X (with me paying for the difference) today, but the guy said that particular department was closed and I'd have to call back on Monday.
[LG Nitro HD] scott0:
I can tell you with absolute certainty that the headphone jack on the one x is vastly superior to the nitro's.
[LG Nitro HD] compumasta:
I have to ask... How is the JACK any better? These jacks have been pretty standard for what 20+ years now? If it sounds better, then that is software. If it is actually better designed, please inform me as to how this is so.
[LG Nitro HD] scott0:
because it's on the one x.
[LG Nitro HD] drumist:
It may have a better DAC, but I don't know what either the Nitro or One X has.

But yeah, the "jack" is just the port you plug the headphones into. If we're talking in terms of sound quality, that doesn't really come into play.
[LG Nitro HD] compumasta:
So basically you're full of **** and have no idea what you are talking about. Ok, fair enough. Moving on...
[LG Nitro HD] scott0:
hahahahaha, you need to get out more. maybe get a sense of humor. or at least check into one, see what it's like.

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this clip reminds me of this place sometimes.

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oh man, i'm still lolling. !!!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] deziking:
Sometimes at home can't get damn 3g signal. So I got wifi how do I send messages using wifi???? ****'s very annoying. :mad:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] slvrap1:
Text is a voice service it doesn't use data at all. If you can't text making/receiving phone calls must be hard at your home as well. Over wifi Google voice or a similar app from the play store would be your best bet
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] lickarock:
Yes, you can. The best way to do it would be Google Voice, but there are other apps out there capable of it. The way the carriers handle it (in this case Sprint) is over the network... GSM or CDMA. 3g is always an extension of the mobile voice network... this is why you typically cannot make calls and browse the web while on 3g (although Sprint has found a way to defeat this with the Viper and the Evo LTE, though a second chipset). 4g runs on a different band than 3g does, which means it doesn't affect your calling / text capabilities.

I know that is more info than you asked for. The long and short of it is that you need an app designed to run on Wifi, rather than mobile data, but it is possible.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rangermateo:
+1 for google voice. I even use it to text from my Nook which doesn't even have 3g.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kdelinux:
I put mine in airplane mode when I'm home and used voice for everything
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] elliwigy:
G voice.. or complain to sprint and get a airave and hook it up to your wireless router and have signal in your house :-).. or get roam control (assuming your rooted) and roam when your home and use your wifi for your data needs and sure youll be fine since wont need to worry about sprint and data roaming
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cdszoke:
I have to use roam control and wifi at my house. I spend most my time in my game room in the basement and.my sprint service sucks down there. But I get perfect signal roaming.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Rooster85:
You guys reading?

If you can make a call at home you can text brother

Sent from my awesomely EPIC Phone
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Henri Blanche:
Uh, slvrap1 already stated this in so many words above. We're discussing workarounds now. And yes, Google Voice is the easiest way to go if you're using an Android phone.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] numus:
A lot of the information in this thread is wrong...

SMS is actually a function over 1xRTT (just like voice calls) not EVDO (3g)... This is why you can recieve sms messages while on a phone call but not get other data services at the same time...

You never make a phone call or transmit SMS messages over EVDO, it is a data only connection protocol..

This is why SMS are limited to a certain number of characters, because they are actually a hack of the control channel in 1xRTT communications...

Simplified version:

REAL SMS is a hack of the control channel between cell phone and tower. It has nothing to do with a data connection so it can not be transmitted via EVDO, WIFI or any other data connection...

Note: When I state REAL SMS that is because services like google voice and others are all VOIP connections that use data connections to transmit messages and phone conversations... There is character limit in VOIP texting but they impose it because you can send it to a REAL SMS and that has character limitations built in..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] musclehead84:
Correct. Texting has nothing to do with 3g. You can find an app that can use 3g or wifi to text o stead of the network. This is what my friend uses on AT&T so they don't have to pay for text messages. They use the network.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] numus:
That actually just sends the message via the data connection to a server, which then relays that into the carrier's system and is then transmitted to the recievers phone via the 1xRTT control channel... They aren't actually texting a phone, they are sending an instant message to a server that then knows how to convert and relay that into a text message.

Note: I use 1xRTT because we are on a CDMA2000 system... for AT&T, T-Mobile and other GSM it works on their *2g* voice connection... I forgot what it is called at this moment...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bbedward:
Use roam control at home, Verizon probably covers you better. 1x roaming is free other than your minutes
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tt281gt:
Well let me say this. I was at a music festival in March. Had some signal bars but could not make calls or texts. Incoming or outgoing.

When I was in a certain stage I tried again (text) they all failed. I tried to turn on wifi and found an open network! Tried to text. Success!

So in my experience I say yes! Anywhere else I could not text. So when I needed to text I would return to that stage and connect to wifi.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tt281gt:
I can text and surf web/Tapatalk while in phone call?!!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] R1ptide:
Do you happen to be connected to wifi?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] slvrap1:
More likely when you moved you connected to a less loaded tower, being connected to wifi was just a coincidence.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] numus:
Well if you are connected to WiMAX or Wifi.. yes you can make a phone call and surf the web at the same time.. If you are on EVDO, the only way that is possible is if you have 2 cell phones... One to surf the web and one to make calls:p

Your experience is only coincidental... It is physically impossible because the SMS system is built on the 1xRTT control channel... It has nothing to do with the data connection in any way shape or form... It is a hack on the tower identification and protocol transmission channel.

It is like if you take out a frozen piece of meat, turn on the microwave and leave the piece of meat outside the microwave (never put it in the microwave) and claim the microwave is defrosting the meat...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] elliwigy:
Are you reading? He obviously cant text at home.. he did say 3g but probably doesnt know what HES talking about.. i think its safe to say hes getting NO signal since he is unable to send text messages.. thus want other options to send text messages which people are giving.. he doesnt care how the network works and how it uses 1xrtt and not his 3g radio.. he just wants optiong to improve him sending messages at home which no matter how we put it, theres only a few options we've already determine which is 1: google voice or other voip messaging app. 2: using roam control to make sure he has signal to send it regularly while roaming. 3: can get airrave and hook up to his wifi at home to bost his signal inside of the house. 4: leave his house and go walk around til he can send one lol 5: someone said theres apps which allow you to send it over data which then gets converted in the tower and sent as normal.. good luck OP! Probably already found a way just wanted to try and get the thread back on topic for ya lol
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] numus:
Google voice will only allow you to text over your google voice phone number... If you use google voice to manage your SMS and text using your phone number, it will still send it via SMS (1xRTT control channel) and will fail :( There is no alternative when you want to use your actual phone number except for utilizing the sprint web tool.. log into your account and send a text message from the web tool.\

Note: I am one of those people that will correct wrong information if i see it, even if it doesn't 100% pertain to the original post. IMHO it is the only way to ensure people don't start repeating the wrong information and exponentially make it harder to teach people the correct answer.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] charismakid:
Use jaxtr sms . Its the best app for sending texts using 3g , 4g or wifi .
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tt281gt:
You are correct. I usually am connected to wimax because I have good/decent coverage in LA County lol.

May have been coincidental the thing is if I was in the same stage and shut wifi off texts failed. Turn it on text sent. Tried it several times.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] random45:
You can use Google voice with sprint integration to text using your actual sprint number, not just your Google voice number. Thus it is possible to do what the OP is saying. In fact info it myself
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] elliwigy:
He only says how can u send texts over wifi.. doesnt state if he wants to use his own number or if it matters.. google voice will send a text message to someone using a gvoice number.. it is a way of sending text messages over wifi? How does it not pertain?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] random45:
not sure what you are saying in the end. you can sign up for google voice. Then while signing up, b/c sprint has an agreement with google, you can set your google voice to your SPRINT number. Then you can use google voice normally with your SPRINT number. You can choose to get messages via the messaging app or google voice app. Google voice uses DATA, so its really good when on WIFI.

Look up "Google Voice Sprint Integration" for more info.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Raistlin1:
Been using text messaging more and noticed that many times texts don't come through or go through out of order. This is between two sprint phones that are in an area that has coverage.

Is this common? Been using BBM to text with my wife but I recently put her on my old Evo so we have been text messaging and this has been happening.

We are now using WhatsApp messenger but would rather text since whatsapp using data and could lead to more battery draining than texts. Is that is right? lol I could be wrong about the battery drain thing.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Jared King:
I've sorta sent an attachment for SMS over WiFi. Anybody know why that is?
[HTC Sensation] Righteous Joe:
I've searched and searched but all I can find is The UK one need the one that is currently shipping on US Mobile HTC sensations.
[HTC Sensation] fmedrano1977:
Lol, your about to get attacked by the XDA police.

Swyped on HTC Sensation 4G
[HTC Sensation] hdjx20:
android revolution hd has it in mikes thread