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[HD2 General] samsamuel:
We're all too surprised you managed to flash using a 16gb SD card.,,, normally anything 8gb or larger won't flash nbh files, so your problem is pretty strange.
[HD2 General] a54i54:
I lost the shipped 8GB SD card more than year back and since then I am using 16GB SD card with HD2 and it worked perfectly.

Does OS like WP7/WM6.5 uses mount in some way to have card and contents available? If so, can it be mounted using MAGLDR or CWM, since the bootloader which IPL can read the SD Card.

Cheers,

Ash
[HD2 General] ASCIIker:
indeed this is a baffling problem. can't think of conclusive reasons why the tri-color bootloader can see the sd card but OS (WM6.5, WP7, Android) cannot!

i am assuming you have just ONE partition on the sd card...? can you check and tell us the format of the filesystem, i.e. FAT or FAT32...? i think FAT isn't even possible on a 16GB card...it will likely be formatted as FAT32, but lets check to be sure.
[HD2 General] a54i54:
Hi ASCIIker,

Many thanks for your response, the SD Card is FAT32 formatted. I have tried both 4gb and 16gb cards but WM6.5 says No Card found.

See screen shots attached. I have also attached screen shot of version showing Stock ROM flashed earlier today using SD Card.

I am not too sure, could it be some thing like mounting of SD Card under these OS's or under SPL which is not able to mount these SD Cards,

The problem started when phone was running WP7 Mango 8107 but it used to crash if it got hot and re-boot on its own, may e one of those automatic re-boots, the OS unmounted Sd card. When I looked at it in the morning, it was showing an error message of no storage card present and the options available were emergency call and shut down. I tried re-booting it 1-2 times and it still showed same message and then I tried loading WM6.5 from SD Card using LEOIMG.nbh which worked and left me confused.

I have also tried USB Mass Storage option of MAGLDR 1.13 however that doesn't work either.

I have never used CLk but I can try that if there is a way to access SD Card using USB with it.

Any suggestions for reviving it back are welcome.

Cheers,

Ash
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
It is worth a shot but i suspect you it still will not detect the SD card. Just click on the HD2 guide in my sig and scroll down to post #3 and look for the section "Updated version of clk with CWM built in" and click on the link that takes you to the download of that version. Then the bottom of post #1 and read the section "Flashing cLK via SD card". This will have clk with Clockwork Mod installed on your device. Then boot your device and hold down the home button at the same time, this will boot you into CWM and theb select "Mounts and storage" then select"mount USB storage". If you do not see the contents of your SD card on your computer then it is not working. Make sure to try "install zip from sdcard" as well. Just see if it reads the SD card that way.

Also I take it from your posts that you have tried otion #4 USB Mass storage in MAGLDR. So like I said I doubt CWM will see it in mass storage either.

Seeing as WP7 uses the SD card for the internal memory and is constantly using the SD card reader on the device at high speeds. It may just be a case of the SD card reader not being operable with the OS anymore. I mean it has to work at a certain speed level I think for the OS to be able to use it, and maybe the bootloader does not require that same speed. Or it may just be a case of the reader not being able to mount the SD card as read and write both still so it just will not mount it. Like I said these are just shots in the dark. But if it is a problem with it mounting in either read or write it could cause this problem I beleive.
[HD2 General] a54i54:
Hi T-Macgnolia, thank you for this detailed reply. I was able to install CLK using SD Card method however it does not recognize SD Card nor does it mount it. It shows an error message - see attached screen shot.

I was wondering if a faster SD Card like Class 6 8 GB would make any difference to current state.

Cheers,

Ash
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
if you're getting the same behaviour with all your cards, then its likely to be a problem with the phone, and messing with this class of that sized card is probably a dead end. (thats not to say you shouldnt try if you have cards available, of course!)

To my mind its gotta be one of two things

1 - some problem with the sd controller, that is allowing low level access to the card, so flashing works, but not allowing the higher level drivers full speed access to the card, in much the same way that a PC accesses the hard disk much faster during a normal boot than it does with a 'safe mode' boot.

2 - a virus/glitch/witchcraft/wp7/other has corrupted all your sd cards in some fashion.

Just guesses, of course.

Good luck.
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
I agree with Samsamuel completely, it seemsit is something wrong with the SD card reader/controller that is not letting it read the SD card at a higher speed. Or something really strange and funky has happened to all of your SD cards. But I feel it is the first thing and not the later. If you want to try another SD card, as odd as it sounds, I suggest you try a lower class SD card like a class 2 if you can find on. But then again you may already have one and already tried it I do not know. One thing for sure it seems like a hardware issue and not a software or faulty SD card issue.
[HD2 General] michael-jb:
I had this exact same problem, in the end I ended up going back to original leo Winmo 6.5, then starting over with HSPL - Magldr - CWM - Android (though I guess WP7 will work too).

I don't know what caused the problem, I just put all these anomalies down to the bad nand blocks on my device.

I'll also note that mass storage in Magldr has never worked for me and still doesn't, the drive mounts but crashes on transfer of any files, but within CWM and Android it works now.

If you have exhausted all other options and have not already tried this then it maybe worth a shot. Good luck.
[HD2 General] a54i54:
Thanks michael-jb,

I have tried all these options. I have tried installing different WP7 again though, which I will do tomorrow or day after.

Cheers,

Ash
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Decepticaons:
This explains why I was stuck in boot loop. I took a much different route than you are. Yours is better. I just took the .apk and what I thought to be the lib files for the camera and moved them into their correct locations and changed the permissions accordingly. I am on a skyrocket but that shouldnt matter, same hardware. Same hardware as the SGS3 as well. Its gotta be in the framework.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] FuzzyMeep Two:
Yes, you are right, i originally tried that way, and ended up with boot loops as well. Looking through the FW files, i feel that changing the framework files on our phone to work with this apk would do more harm that good, so i began ripping files out, and redirecting them, hopefully this will be working soon.

basically i began taking files out of the framework.jar, and placing them in the apk under com/sec/android/portapp.

then changing the referenced location in all .smali files from "Lcom/sec/android/app/...." to "Lcom/sec/android/portapp/...." for the files i have replaced.

However i am now getting classnotfound exceptions for com/sec/android/app/camera/camera. but we have moved past the csc, and hardware errors.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Decepticaons:
this is probably redundant information for you, but take a look at this and see if it helps to sort some of the code out or possibly gives you an idea for how you can get the hardware to find the software.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] LoopDoGG79:
Doesn't this app do the same function?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spritefish.fastburstcamera&hl=en
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] FuzzyMeep Two:
because it is there

In part, yes, but the burst is not the only feature i am interested in. Fast Burst Camera is a GREAT app, and definitely delivers what it promises, i actually use it myself, and have been for quite a while. It is more about getting it ported than anything else.

why hack the s3 camera? because it is there.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] FuzzyMeep Two:
check this post, i have been posting here along with some other people who have been going at this apk.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=27966792#post27966792
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] FuzzyMeep Two:
take a look at what? am i missing something?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Decepticaons:
Yup, the link that i attached but must have accidentally deleted lol. .NM tho you are far more advanced than the info i posted
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] FuzzyMeep Two:
Tjis is a Java CLASS NOT FOUND error... lets fix it.

So, i am assuming by modified, you mean you have added the smali files to the apk from the framework files.

At this point, to bypass this error,do the following

1. open your project in eclipse.

2. select your project and open the AndroidManifest.xml in Eclipse.

3. click on the application tab (near the bottom of the manifest window that just opened.

4.collapse "application Toggles" and "Application Attributes" sections

5. you will see a list of items each preceded with either an "R" or an "A"

6. click the first of these items.

7.to the right of the item, you will see the word "name" in blue, followed by the name of the node you selected. You should notice a small red "X" before the name.

8. Click the word "name"

9. a windows will pop up to create a new java class, press finish. (you can close and save the file it creates.)

10. Repeat for each item. (note not needed for "uses library" items.)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] pileot:
Awesome work guys! Its all meaningless code stuff to me but keep up the good work were pullin for ya! (Also bump for interest!)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] rel500:
Ditto. Hope you guys can get it to work..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] -Striker-:
Are you still working on a port to the sgs2 ?

Another question: on which android version did you try to run the app ?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mscuttari:
Hi all

Recently Google turned off the v1 API translation, changing it with the v2, which requires money to be used. Turning off the v1 API translation, the HTC's QuickLookup application partially stopped working: in fact, le translation is not even available because the app is based on a Google's v1 API for translating (system\framework\com.google.translate.jar).

So I started googling and I found out another translation tool, this time made by Microsoft: http://www.microsofttranslator.com/

I downloaded the API for Android and an example made by a user (http://code.google.com/p/microsoft-translator-java-api/). After having create an account and a personal key (https://datamarket.azure.com/developer/applications/), I tried it using the java example... It worked!

Then I started editing the QuickLookup.apk to make it using the new Microsoft API... this is what I did:

1) Extracted classes.dex from QuickLookup.apk

2) Converted the classes.dex into classes.jar using Dex2Jar

3) Decompiled the classes.jar using DJ Java Decompiler

Now I have to modify the .java files (this is not a big problem, I will do it!) but first I want try to recompile it back... and here there is a problem!

I have to compile the .java files to get back the .class files and, in the end, the .jar one.

I tried to recompile using javac.exe (JavaSDK folder\bin\javac.exe) but I get some errors...

Can anyone help me? I know this isn't an easy problem to solve, but I'm sure that someone can! :)

Thank you in advance,

Sbarabau
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Droidzone:
The file output you get via dex2jar and jd-gui cannot be compiled back. At best, they provide an idea of the structure of code. You'd have to work with smali and apktool to actually recompile anything.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mscuttari:
Problem solved. With the help of a person, I modified the google translator's api to make it using microsoft translator.

Now i have the quicklookup's translating service perfectly working.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sarmate:
Hello everybody!

After long hesitations I just took the first step into this world last week by rooting my i9000 under Gingerbread 2.3.3.

I am now considering the idea of making the leap to ICS but while there are many threads where people ask "which ROM should I take?" and other answer "I'm using xxx and it's the best!" I can't find any discriminant reason.

Do you know whether there is a comparison table of the different ROMs' purposes, performances and features somewhere?

Thank you in advance!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rikul:
Tiramislim rom works smoothly with semaphore with great battery life.... one more reason is that it is customizable with aroma installer
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Source_code:
I prefer ics333 2.0 with devil kernel 3. Its fast. functional and has good battery life......that's just my 2cents...guess you got to try out the roms...make use of cwm ... so you can backup/restore to your favorite rom.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sarmate:
Well, thank you both to have taken the trouble to reply, but that's exactly because of such statements that I've seen so many times and which can't help me in any way that I started this thread.

To reformulate my question:

What is the difference between CM9, MIUI, Tiramislim, ics333 and other roms? Did someone make a list of features or other comparison document so that it might be possible to make a choice or at least a shortlisting without having to take the risk and time of installing / testing / re-installing so many different roms?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rikul:
Dude no one is going to help u to that extent.... try each and every rom for 4-5 days and find out your favourite rom... each and every rom in xda is good

sgs i9000 = god :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] driodmaster92:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=27319403 Go here it may be a little helpful
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] milleirish:
Does the Transformer have a MIUI rom v4?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thing O Doom:
Not at the moment, but I've seen rumours of a port being worked on in a cave on an island somewhere. There are plenty of other great ROMs out too though xD
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr.Androidfan:
Hi There ,

I would like to welcome myself to the xda-developers , i have been exploring this forum for a while, honestly i am so impressed, this is the best forum ever :)

I think i wil learn looots of things from you guys ...i hope i can help out one day as a pay back ...love you..

My question :

1. i have flashed a stock ICS ROM and rooted it successfully ...

now i need to flash another stock ICS ROM..saudi arabia one to get arabic language ...how can i do that short and safe ?!!

Thanks in advance for your help , and please do make it short as i am not that technical :-(
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] warfareonly:
First things first,

there's currently no 'short and safe' way to get stock ICS due to the Hardbrick bug.Read it carefully-when a dev/mod writes warning in big red letters, you pay attention to it.Although you may get a replacement from Samsung as all you did was flash a stock rom and as long as your binary counter is zero i.e. no 'yellow triangle' is displayed when you start up your phone.

For getting the Saudi Arabia ROM-use this
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr.Androidfan:
thanks

well..i have installed stock ics rom from a stock GB rom ...now i am confused should i downgrade to GB first or just use pc odin right away to flash this one as well?...

and thanks for the link ...but searching confuses me even more ...so many ways to flash.i need some that have succesfully done the same thing to guide me..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Akilesh:
Newer the better !!

ICS is safe with a safe kernel(i.e. a kernel which is devoid of any wipe data bug Eg. All CM9 kernels, speedmod kernel, franco's kernel). If you wanna stay stock in ICS flash any stock firmware through ODIN and replace the stock kernel with a safe one. If you wanna custom ROM, there are many to choose from. Here also the same procedure applies. Any ROM with a safe kernel. :) so cheerios and Welcome to the ICS bandwagon. You can flash it over the same with a safe kernel also(I have done safe many a time) but it doesn't get hurt to flash into GB and to be back on ICS. A 33k Note is of more value than a time of ten minutes. LOL. :)

you can also read this thread to get more information on staying safe in ICS.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1691843&highlight=stay+safe
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr.Androidfan:
Thank you

:)Thanks for the helpful and cheerful reply :), well i guess i will follow your advice and read the post first and then try out some of them ROMs:D:D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr.Androidfan:
I managed to,flahs one sucesfully

well..i managed to flash another custom rom ...the saudi one with arabic language ....

well sucesfully thanks god through pc odin

now instead of LPY kernel am on the atached kernel ..

well..even though i dont really know if i am now on a safer kernel or not but its awsome..

guys ..please if anyone can explain the diferences of the rom i just flahed from the LPY ics rom i had installed before..it would be nice...

Thanks...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr.Androidfan:
sucessfully flashed it

hi...i managed to sucesufy flash the attached ROM from the previous ics based on LPY kernel..is it worth it??

i mean am i in a safer kernel now..??

can i start playing around with other roms unexpecting a hard brick ???

and finaly ..what the real diference between this one and the LPY one..

well..any how i am enjoying it..its faster ibthink ...and no lagging when scrooling web pages ..
[HTC One S] lexluthor:
Ok. This is very strange. It's happening on both of my One S phones. It's possible it only started after the OTA update.

When wifi is on and wifi calling is enabled, the airplane mode setting goes into a state where it says it's "turning off" and the on/off button is diabled.

When it's like that, I can not send MMS with Go SMS (I can send with stock messenger during that time).

If I turn wifi calling off, airplane mode goes into off and I can send MMS with Go SMS.

I know the OTA had something to do with a wifi calling fix, but I think they broke something.

It's like when wifi calling is on, it's disabling the ability for mobile data to come on to perform functions that are not done over wifi (i.e. MMS).
[HTC One S] k1llacanon:
How do u activate WiFi calling? Sorry I'm not stealing your thread and is it true if using WiFi calling u don't use your minutes?
[HTC One S] lexluthor:
It's in the settings menu, I don't have the phone at the moment, but I think you have to click the dotted line under mobile network and it's in there. Yes, wifi calling is free, but you have to call them and add a free wifi calling plan to your account.

Any further discussion, I'd ask that you start your own thread.

Anyone able to confirm my findings on the issue I posted about and any thoughts as to what's going on?
[HTC One S] syntropic:
I cannot exactly verify what you are experiencing, but I use GoSMS and I have always had trouble with it and wifi. But I do think it had gotten worse since the update.

In my situation when I boot the phone art home (where I have no signal and a fixed, auto wifi connection), wifi calling isn't on... Until I make a call. Then it takes about a minute to turn on and turn blue (it almost always starts out with an "invalid SIM" error). And in my situation, until wifi calling is running, my SMS is spotty. Them while it is initially on I can also send SMS. Then when it goes off again (usually if I don't make a call for about 30), at this point I cannot send SMS without a reboot.

I am running various log applications, and in reading the log enough times, I can definitely see consistent regular errors mentioning the GoSMS app. I also am pretty sure this update fixed a few things, but it also broke stole things.

You should go download a log program, and let me know of you see GoSMS errors.

Sent from my HTC One-S (rooted), stock ROM
[HTC One S] DownloaderZ:
I can confirm this is an issue on my One S also
[HTC One S] BTTRDYZ:
Same here on 1.84, I nandroided back to my stock 1.53 airplane mode is off and I can switch it to on!
[HTC One S] lexluthor:
That's for comfirming!

How'd the screw this up so badly? It's going to be months before they push a new firmware up to fix this.
[HTC One S] mugetsu666:
Same here
[HTC One S] lexluthor:
So any work arounds to get MMS to work with Go SMS w/o turning off wifi calling?

Also, I posted on the T-Mobile forums here:

http://support.t-mobile.com/message/148722

Maybe some of you can jump in here and voice your complaints too?
[HTC One S] lexluthor:
I was able to get HTC to escalate to a tier 2 tech who was very vigilant with trying to reach me to discuss the issue.

After detailing exactly what's happening, he commented that he say some other reports of this issue and something about a youtube video detailing it as well. Said he'd look into it further.

The next day, he called back saying they confirmed it's a bug and it would be fixed in the next maintenance release, but had no idea when that would be.

Very happy with HTC's level of support (after the first few go arounds getting tier 1 to finally understand what I was talking about and escalate).

A T-Mobile forum rep also noted that they've reported the problem and are working on it as well.

Not much else I can do here. Hopefully there will be another software update coming in the next month or 2.
[HTC One S] jillora:
This is happening to me as well. Like you all, when I called Tmobile to ask them about it, they said both the signal fluctuating problem and the random airplane mode are known problems that HTC "is working on a fix for. I guess the pro is that this has been a pretty big phone for both HTC and Tmobile, right? So I'll be optimistic about a fix. OTOH, can I assume this isn't a problem in the ROMs?
[HTC One S] id_twin:
Well I hate to disappoint, but this isn't just a HTC problem, I am on the Galaxy SIII and I am experiencing the exact same issue. I'm not sure if T-Mobile uses their own programmers to code the wifi calling and functions, and then just submits it to the manufacturer to add in or what, but there is definitely an issue here.
[HTC One S] lexluthor:
Maybe that's not a bad thing then. Perhaps an update to the wifi calling app is all that's needed to fix? That certainly would be a lot easier than needing new firmware.

Are you having the exact same issue?
[HTC One S] id_twin:
Here is a quote off some research I've done:

So normally, if you are connected to WIFI and send an MMS, it triggers your phone to open up the data connection with your carrier just long enough to send your MMS. With TMobile, there is something in the programming that is stopping our phones from doing so. However, this seems more of a GoSMS issue now because the stock messaging apps does perform this function fine.
[HTC One S] Super_Dork_42:
I'm seeing this problem as well, but the other issue with WiFi calling for me is that it doesn't do touch tone automated systems well at all. Such as voicemail. It straight up doesn't recognise my password input at all unless WiFi calling is off.
[HTC One S] id_twin:
I owned the ONE S before the SIII and had the same issue -- It will record your password, you just need to type it a lot slower than normal. I would suggest setting up visual voicemail, or downloading a visual voicemail app like Youmail.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] moparfreak426:
is there a way to root this infuse thru theb phone like I can on my electrify
[Samsung Infuse 4G] isaiahe97:
Kinda... you can download entropys DD one click and flash the root package in CWM

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1629079