yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4-2ndtwin:
Once u use the jig to get into download mode, u can use one of the Odin or Heimdall One Clicks to get back to a Stock base...KK4 is the latest leaked/official for i897...see the Master One Click stickied thread in the Development forum.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rsnail:
Thank you! :D
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4-2ndtwin:
Here's a link to kk4... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=18370912
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AdamOutler:
it would be better to use the stock KB2 package and then let it upgrade. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1266172

use voodoo OTA rootkeeper to keep root after upgrade.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rsnail:
Yeah, I was looking at that. Now I just have to wait for my JIG to come! My Captivate's been bricked for a couple months and I already upgraded to an Atrix 2 but I don't want my Captivate to be a paperweight anymore.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rsnail:
Thanks, it works now! :D
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] mihahn:
hei guys,

Can I use this 32gb SD Card Class 4 with mini pro?

Thanks

Michi
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Someguyfromhell:
Any microSD card til 32GB work good.

Bigger than 32GB is officially not supported, even though it might or might not work.

All classes work, Class just shows the read/write speed of the sdcard.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] rahulk23:
sir , i am using live with walkman ,i want to go for 32 gb ultra sandisk memory card ,can you tell does it support or not ?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] lilflix7:
any 32gb sd card type is supported by your device

but the max gb for our device is 32.

mine is 32gb class 4 and it works..

and difference in class is only the read/write speeds but class 4 is enough for small not expensive smartphone
[HTC Desire S] twiice:
I'm experiencing lag when scrolling in my favourite cm7 Theme chooser theme, due to (I believe) semi-transparency in windows such as in settings/applications/root explorer etc.. that I don't get with other themes. semi-transparency in notification window is fine etc, anywhere no scrolling is required. Could anyone tell me which .xml controls this transparency, I'd like to return windows in general back to to fully opaque. :confused:
[HTC Desire S] suku_patel_22:
Why don't you set the system theme

Tapatalked from a Desire S waiting for Kernel 3 sources. WAKE UP HTC!!!!!!
[HTC Desire S] twiice:
Because then I wouldn't be using the theme I want to use.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jag233:
I am trying to connect to a gear 4 speaker, the phone finds the speaker ok, I click on it to pair but it fails every time, anyone any ideas?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pvyParts:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1695919

i have also found that if you used it previously you will need to make the unit FORGET the phone or power it up with the phone screen on and let it ask the phone it's self.

what i am trying to say is the phone cant connect because the unit thinks it is already authenticated.

my head deck in my car wouldn't work then i started my car one day with the phone unlocked and it asked for the paring pin in the notification bar...

hope this makes some sense :P

Pvy.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] craftsvision:
Hi

I just got my infuse and wondering is it a good idea to put screen protector on a gorilla glass screen?

I think if gorilla glass cant get any scratches then whats the point

or still by time/usage it still get scratches.....?

What do you think?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MattSoRaven:
It will still get scratches. The first two months that i had my infuse, i got a couple small scratches from having coins in the same pocket as my phone. It was still nothing compared to older phones like the original iPhone, which would get covered in scratches.

That Infuse had sounds issues, so I got a new infuse under the warranty. Since, taking basic precautions and using a case, I have had 0 scratches on the screen in the last ten months.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] skyliner33v:
I got an invisishield put on the same day i got the phone. Best buy offered to knock the price down since i was getting the phone through them. And they installed it. I havent had a problem with mine yet. I figured 10 is cheap insurance just in case.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] wolfen69:
Any screen can get scratched. I bought a 10 pack of Screenwhiz (cut to size) protectors just in case. I change them out about once a month, but it's better than scratching your screen.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tsukurimashou:
Hi, everything is in the title, I want to buy the int version of the GS3 and I'd like to know if it will work on their 3G network (not the LTE one) Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Baldilocks:
What frequencies do they use for 3G? Are they the same as Rogers? 850/1900?? If so, then yes it will work.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ciscostud:
Yes. I have the UK S3 working over virgin mobile Canada. You will need a micro .sd. I cut mine.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tsukurimashou:
Really? What are you speed on upload / download?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beatsleigher:
Hey guys! My Galaxy Nexus broke, so now I'm here. I'm going to order it tommorrow, so plenty of time to ask a few questions :D

Q1: Which looks better? Blue or White?

Q2: Does everything work OK?

Q3: How is the speed of the QC compared to a DC?

Q4: How high have you overclocked your S3, and how does it feel? Does it get warm, does it have any other side effects, that are excessively noticable?

Q5: How's the battery life?

Thanks for great answers, already! Can't wait to get the device and hope it's not another mondays-device... lol

It's arriving next week, so please, I need some answers :O
[Eee Pad Transformer General] idcrisis:
Hi,

This is just to let everyone know that the latest updates being pushed by Asus breaks Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper's su backups.

Basically it removes the setuid bit from the su backup that is kept in /system/su-backup and from all binaries in the /system partition.

So you will lose root and will not be able to restore it with Rootkeeper after this OTA.

Luckily, the "1-Click Transformer Root" tool still works on it:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26918950

So you can gain root once again and keep your stock recovery with OTAs enabled.

Cheers!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] sbiriguda:
Do you still have the OTA dlpkgfile? If so, could you please share it somewhere (dropbox/box.com/wuala/etc.)?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] idcrisis:
Here you go:

http://www.mediafire.com/?d1cq2f911ipd35r

From what I can see the culprit seems to be these lines in the updater-script:

set_perm_recursive(0, 0, 0755, 0644, "/system");
set_perm_recursive(0, 2000, 0755, 0755, "/system/bin");

Let us know if you find another place to hide the damn thing.

Maybe /system/.subackup or /system/.subackup/.subackup

Worth a try perhaps.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] sbiriguda:
Nope, set_perm_recursive traverses the entire hierarchy, so the first line will nuke the setuid/setgid bits on whatever executable it finds under /system.

I'm a bit puzzled - though - since the same line is present in each and every OTA released by Asus and to my knowledge no-one has ever had any problem with OTA Rootkeper.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] idcrisis:
I had also kept another copy for safekeeping in case they manually detected for the Rootkeeper copy of su. This was stored as /system/etc/su-backup and had mode 06755 as /system/su-backup.

Both were changed to 00755 by the update presumably from the first line.

I would think the second line would be present in all the past updates, but the first may not have been or for some reason wasn't working properly in the previous updates.

Or something very strange happened on my tablet. Unlikely as I have kept everything very close to stock.

Someone else may be able to confirm by tomorrow perhaps when it's been pushed far and wide.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] pkfox:
The tf101 9.2.1.24 update nukes Voodoo backups to
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Magissia:
Hello, i was able to restore su backup from voodoo after upgrading from 21 to 24 on my tf101, without any problems

Rooted with wolf's method 3 on .21

Regards
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Thing O Doom:
PERI also works on the latest update ;)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] idcrisis:
Confirmed on other tablets, 9.2.2.6 breaks Rootkeeper by wiping the setuid bit from all binaries in /system recursively.

Onwards to next idea!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Ham3r:
There is very very alpha build. My first ROM for Leo.

Download:

http://speedy.sh/6A3bN/Leo-H3r1-alpha-1.zip

Pagepool 8MB, cert patched, no htc apps, no settings applets. Faster than stock.

No dotNet, no Office, no Games, black theme.

No GUI mods (currently).

Low free memory, low storage memory. Sorry.

576 MB radio needed.

More changes soon. Please test stability and battery life.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] _patryk:
Me wants though there have been similar projects: [Dec 29]CrossbowHD2 v1.0 Final (WWE) Windows Mobile 6.1 or [ROM] AHEN WM 6.1 Rom | Development Started - Beta 2.

Pozdrawiam!! ;)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] kaktusak:
Hi,

yes +1 for me.

I suggest only few htc apps (calc, comm mgr, usb popup, keyboard, compas).

And latest compact framework.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Ham3r:
Added first alpha release to #1 post.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Tho San Thanh Pho:
Downloading... will post about exp. during wknd.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] kaktusak:
Red button doesnt lock device. Bluetooth is not shown in commgr and in file exporer is presented as number. When waking up display blinks twice.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Ham3r:
Thanks, i will upload new version soon.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] kaktusak:
Anything new chef?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Ham3r:
My graphics card in PC is dead. I'm waiting for new motherboard for new CPU.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] igorbullz:
cant download, need mirror. (ukraine)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] pinbacninh_city:
sorry everyone I ask you a question

your machine is HD2 T-mobile but its SPL 2:05:00 is not in the list to install HSPL to install Android.

So now I have to do to be able to install HSPL

Thanks all
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] arsonizt:
Note charges faster with Kindle fire's charger. Using white at&t i717 Note

Here is my find and situation. My Note was almost dead it was at 5%. Forgot charger at home and only available charger was from a Kindle Fire. Plugged it in. I know Note takes forever to charge so I thought ok Ill let it charge for about an hour it should put me at around 40%. About an hour later I checked phone and battery charge was at 87%. ???

Didnt believe it at first I thought OK maybe I was seeing sh*t and it really wasnt at 5%. Had to take off so didnt put too much thought into. Next day thought about it and said ok WHAT IF Kindle Fire's charger charges it faster. Completely drained battery til phone shut off. Plugged it in using Kindle's charger turned on Note, turned off data, background data, let it charge for exactly 30 minutes checked charge it was 39%. :D Unplugged it turned on data, background data and did some heavy usage to drain battery again til phone shut off. Plugged it in using the charger that came with Note, turned it on and again I turned off data/background data. Let it charge for 30 mins checked charge and it was at 14%. :(

So Im sharing my find and yes Kindle Fire's charger does charge it way faster and Im wondering if anyone else has tried/used the Fire's charger and has had the same result and if using the Fire's charger going to damage battery if I keep using it instead of charger that came with it?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] bd11goal:
I have used my Kindle Fire's charger since I got my Note. The current rating on the Fire's charger is higher at 1.8a as opposed to the stock 1.0a. However, the Notes charging circuit likely cannot draw 1.8a, the highest I have seen it go with some battery app displaying current was about 1.2a. So yes, it might charge slightly faster. The biggest benefit I see though is the lack of a need for separate chargers.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Eun-Hjzjined:
I have been using my gtab 10.1 charger. Its rated at 2.0 amps and I can get a full charge from 10% in about 3 hours. Much faster than the 1.0 amp charge wart that came with the note, by about 2.5 hours.

EOS 2.0 @ MZ604 [XDA-HD]

Stock @ SGH-I717R [XDA-Premium]
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] khaytsus:
Pretty sure the Note charges at 1A max. If you're charging faster, it means your other charger isn't providing 1A.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] bd11goal:
I have seen battery monitor widget display ~1150ma if it was in deep sleep and I quickly check it before it refreshes. It averages about 750ma if I'm using it while charging. This tapers off once it hits 80% or so when the charging tapers off. Battery Monitor Widget does say this is estimated. I would agree that the Note will never draw more than ~1.1a or so.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] lolyoumadbrah:
Thank you! Makes a huge difference...only thing that was bugging me about the phone was the slow charging...i was about to go crazy.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] slapshot591:
False. The note can definitely handle more. I have also use a Gtab charger and it usually spiked around 1700mA

I currently use an Asus Transformer charger which is rated at 1.2A. I will say, I get about exactly that. 1281mA posted below
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] CalcProgrammer1:
I've had similar results with my HP TouchPad charger which is rated at 2A.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] aldersonjames2002@yahoo.c:
I use my iPad charger.. 2.1 A... seems faster as well. I hardly ever charge though since I bought the QCell battery charger and two extra batteries, so one is always at 100 percent.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] CCL X10:
I agree. I have used the Kindle Fire's charger on my note as well and it did charge much faster. I would bet that not all of the Samsung chargers that come with the Note are quality chargers.. The first one that originally came with my note would either charge very slowly, or flat out not charge at all. I would have to un-plug, and plug it back in to the wall a few times to get it to start.

AT$T game me a replacement charger after dealing with it for 2 weeks, and it has begun to have the same issue now after about 2 month use. If I use the SE charger that came with my Xperia X10 (750ma), I actually get a more stable charge than what the 1A Samsung charger gets. Albeit not any faster, but it doesn't just STOP charging out of the blue.

I think I will try buying a tablet charger, and stop using my Note's charger all together.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] bluetoothless:
Does Kindle offer vehicle charger?

¢ via SGH-i717
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] captmiddy:
You don't need a kindle charger to get the higher amp rating, just a higher rated charger. There are several vehicle chargers available that are able to charge at 1A or greater. You will likely want to find one designed for Android devices rather than iOS devices as iOS uses a different method to charge at higher amperage than most Android devices use. There are articles on modifying the charger but if you find a Kindle compatible charger online that may be a good bet.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] bluetoothless:
I've bought both Kensington 2.1A and 3.1A but haven't attempted shorting middle pins or cable as discussed in other threads. I use ProClip mounts in my car, but wife didn't want one in her Highlander (our travel vehicle) so I bought Samsung's mount for Note and it cosistently charges 1.0-1.2A and outpaces GPS' drain

¢ via SGH-i717
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] mtucker:
What current measuring widget is that? I use "Current Widget" https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.manor.currentwidget&hl=en and I have never seen over 1003mA regardless if I use a 1A charger that I shorted D+ to D- on or my Touchpad charger that is capable of 2.1A. I wonder if Current Widget shows charging current and the one you use shows total system current?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] slapshot591:
Using Battery Monitor Widget Pro, I've been using it since launch. It is actually measuring the current usage of the battery, either charging or discharging. I'm using this on an Anker 2700mAh battery and it does charge pretty quickly for me.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] BigBison420:
This would indicate that the power source you are using is between 1.8A and 2A.

Assuming your using the 2500 MaH battery:

1% = 25 MaH

30 minutes charge of 39% = 975 Mah

If this was accomplished in 30 minutes you would do 975 x 2 = 1950 MaH.

Given the above statistics, you would assume your phone was being charged by something with the output of 2A. I would defnitely run the terminal command on this to verify output though..

THANKS TO PJ_RAGE for already doing work on this subject....This is from his post a while back

"cat /sys/class/power_supply/battery/batt_current_adc

The reported number will be the charge current for your charger. Divide the number you receive by 10, and that is the mA. For example, if a USB charger reports "4851", divide by 10 and the charge current is 485.1mA. Note that this only reports charging current -- it cannot report the current drain, and will just report "0" when you try it without a charger connected.

If you're really still curious, you can see what type of charger the phone actually thinks is connected to your phone (ie, whether or not the phone thinks the data lines are shorted) by entering the following instead:

cat /sys/class/power_supply/battery/charging_source

The reported number should be a 0, 1, or 2. 0 = no charger connected, 1 = data lines NOT shorted, USB normal charge, and 2 = data lines ARE shorted, AC fast charge.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] khaytsus:
I assume this widget sleeps if the device is asleep? I had a widget once that updated very 30 seconds and did it ON OR OFF.. ie: The phone was basically always awake because this stupid widget was updating itself every 30s regardless of the circumstances.

That said, my note seems to be awake 80% of the time anyway.. :mad:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] babymatteo:
Is that LunarUI i'm seeing? How/where did you get that theme?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] kurtolson:
Let me post a few observations of my own as I have worked with LiOn technology through my work since it was invented.

This isn't my first go around with this technology.

One of my past employers actually invented smart LiON technology (successfully suing all the big computer makers for royality payments due to their patents) and my current employer is involved in producing the battery actually used in our specific ATT Note device. Believe it or not. Your choice. It's the truth.

1--Lithium Ion charging current is controlled by battery temperature. If the battery is hot, the device won't ALLOW it to charge rapidly -- if at all. This is for safety reasons. Charge too quickly you reduce life, or risk a rupture. Not good, especially for latter. In most cases, the LiON batteries contain a computer chip and a data bus to communicate back to the device. In other cases, the device simply uses voltage alone to make a rougher determination of what is going on inside in the cell. Since there are a variety of applications available for Android that supply a specific temp for the battery, I suspect the former is true in our case.

2--Lithium Ion charging current is reduced as the cell nears full charge; which is why it slows down when it gets nearly full. Of course, it can slow down when it gets hot. This is why when you plug it in, it may not charge right away. Discharge of the cell produces a temperature increase. Putting it on charge reduces the temp but not right away.

3--the supplied adapter from Samsung is "less than ideal" when the first two conditions allow greater current (charging). Using another adapter works much faster if it has > 1A capacity. I use a iPad (gasp) adapter and it REALLY charges fast with the right cable (my next point).

4--the supplied cable from Samsung (the one that allows it to talk to the computer) is "less than ideal" for charging. Go to the ATT store and buy the $10 USB-Micro USB cable they sell. It will SCREAM in comparision, assuming all of the first 3 conditions listed above are met.

Take this information as you see fit. I don't work for ATT, I'm only sharing my knowledge of the technology, explaining what people are seeing, and providing my recommendations based on my observations. Yes, I have used a jig and an amp meter to confirm all my results -- rather than some software application. I'm not saying the application is bad, just that I can tell you for sure how to tell how much current is being supplied/taken in a circuit. You measure it with an amp meter.. the old fashioned way.

Peace
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] littlewierdo:
If you havent read the post above mine, read it first. Very informative and all true. Everything I have to say expands on what was said above.

Ok, this is real simple folks, the USB STANDARDS state that the maximum power output is 2 amps. This means that ANY device that charges off a USB cable WILL charge at a maximum of 2 amps, period. You cannot make the amperage higher than 2 amps. This means there is no point in searching around for a 3 amp charger because the phone will NOT accept anything more than 2 amps and ANYTHING claiming more than 2 amps is simply lying.

Now, having said that, this also does NOT mean that you HAVE to charge at 2 amps, it means that the MAXIMUM amps that can be PROVIDED is 2 amps. The wall charger that comes with the Note is a 1.0 amp charger. This means you can find a different wall charger that outputs 2 amps and effectively HALF your charge time.

The other factor to take into consideration is phone usage. The processor does consume some power when the phone is on. Additionally, Android charges the battery by dumping high current into the battery until its at around 80% and slowly reduces the current as the battery capacity reaches higher levels. So even tho a 2 amp charger should charge the phone in about an hour and a half, it really is closer to two and a half hours.

So the last point I want to make is, it does NOT matter what charger you have, the charging process is completely software controlled. The charger just puts out power at a constant rate. All lithium ion devices have the same charging scheme that has been pretty much standardized. While there are some very minor differences, YOU dont need to worry about the technical side of it, this is what the software was written to handle.

I highly recommend looking at the battery university website and if you can afford it, purchasing their book for the skinny on everything you need to know about batteries and how they work.

+1 for Battery Monitor Widget Pro (by 3C). Its an expensive app at around $4 but gives you EVERYTHING you could possibly want to know about what is going on with your phones power including drain, charge rate, current battery condition, VERY detailed logging, HIGHLY customizable widget, etc. Just look at the screenshots in the appstore (make sure you are looking for the one by 3C as there are several apps with the same name). Oh, and did I mention, it uses less than 1% of battery power per charge cycle to monitor all of this?

System Tuner Pro by 3C is also very nice.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] deliriousbb:
Yes, I have been charging with my HP Touchpad charger when I need to charge quickly. The TP says 2amp on the charger, but I have noticed it charges higher than 2a. I tried charging with the iPad (also 2a) but the Touchpad warned that it will take longer.

from 5%, the TP charge can charge fully in less than 3hrs.