yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] puru tiwari:
does camera has any improvement or its the same like aokp??

can i flash it via feamod
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] alexis!:
No one has graphic problems?

I mean while browsing and rotate screen, it seems to "pixel" (dunno how to say in english) all the screen, same while trying to set refresh interval on Weather.

I have made full 100% fresh install.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] drummer1839:
I had graphical problems too...
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] sauat:
Don`t install GPU drivers from Shadow0 ROM - I had bootloops :p
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] vinrit77:
Problema con la grafica

quasi perfetta, ogni tanto la camera crasha ma con l'applicazione pudding ho risolto molti problemi, ogni tanto crasha senza motivo e la batteria dura poco, penso che sia perchè ci sto smanettando parecchio, il vero problema è che in alcune schermate mi squadretta il video, la grafica è tutta rovinata, per esmpio quando scelgo le suonerie, l'elenco è tutto deformato....
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] drummer1839:
@ up to English is here primary language....
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] yussuf007:
jeah post again in english!!!
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] puru tiwari:
How is its performance?

Can it play hd games

Any benchmark screenshot?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] AlessandroXCV:
No graphical problems in the new release! I'm going to update it ;)​
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] GoMati:
Thanks for your work on SGS+, I already downloaded v 1.5 but since you released new version I'm starting to download this one.

Great job! :)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] :
only these two doesnt work?

USB tethering - not work

HDMI - not tested

the rest working? camera working fine? just to double comfirm

anyone tested battery life?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] puru tiwari:
Does the camera works on this??
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] oisis:
Works like in CM9 and AOKP.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] puru tiwari:
thanks

i hope to see the camera get fixed soon :)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] :
Yeah, it's the only reason for me to leave the ROM for what it is, even though it seems to work fine apart from that issue.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] GoMati:
EDIT: It's probably in mnt directory, I'll check it when I get home

Unfortunately I have SD CARD issues when I'm using NitroX. The thing is even if it's seen in Memory submenu (it even shows how much memory I have left) when I try to open it in any file explorer it doesn't work.

It's nothing bad with my card for sure, 'cause I installed rom from it. Is this bug well-known?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] be_free:
Are here present problems with battery life like in CM9?How long battery lasts...anyone can say?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] m0e_03:
hhmmm...

I'm considering to test this latest version.

But I need to know how bad is the camera quality..can anyone post an image for comparison? O_o"

Apart from these bugs:

- USB tethering - not working

- WiFi tethering - not working

- HDMI - untested

How is the bluetooth..does it function well?

Is swype included? ^_^

~Moe
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] bruzzler2809:
for me 2 days with juice defender and smartassv2, 1.4ghz

---------- Post added at 02:46 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:45 PM ----------

bluetooth works great, but consumes a lot battery otherwise than with GB for example..
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] :
Can't recall if Swype was included or if I installed it myself (I don't have the ROM installed anymore), but it does work for sure.

The camera didn't work at all, I couldn't even find an app for the camera and every alternative I tried crashed without being able to take a picture. So until/unless that is fixed you'll have to bring along a camera if you want to take pictures. :p
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] m0e_03:
Thanx for yr responses guys.. ^_^

Yeah! No camera could be problematic most of the time..

Btw, I wonder if the battery consumption is already stable in the latest release? O_o"
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] drummer1839:
@up About the battery - I dont think so.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] bananause:
Why do most of the ICS roms do have such a high battery usage?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] oisis:
Think because wifi, bluetooth, deepsleep.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] bananause:
BUt what are the problems with wifi, bluetooth and deepsleep?

I mean why is the battery usage even high if i disabled wifi an bt?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] oisis:
WiFi and bluetooth consuming a lot of power now(bad drivers). Try to full charge battery, wipe dalvik/cache/battery status and without using: camera/wifi/bluetooth check battery life. Think will be better. And could be some problem with ROM, on AOKP without using BT and WiFi battery life around 2days. When i'm using BT(music) my battery life is something around 20% on 30min.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] bananause:
I see, i really like your rom but i switched to AOKP because of the high battery usage ...

Why dont you use the drivers of AOKP`?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] oisis:
Nitrox is not mine :).
[HTC One X] kami2k:
Hi,

how many colors of L.E.D Notification are there in hox besides red and green?
[HTC One X] John Freeman:
None afaik. Just red and green.
[HTC One X] Reckless187:
Reddy orange, green and blank!
[HTC One X] PAGOT:
huh since when is "blank" a color ?
[HTC One X] godutch:
by default the desire only had amber, red and green until someone's desire crashed and the notification blinked blue, after some devs managed to enable the blue led; it wouldnt surprise me if the hox also has a blue notification led
[HTC One X] eeyrjmr:
none1    [nuhn] Show IPA

pronoun

1.

no one; not one: None of the members is going.

2.

not any, as of something indicated: None of the pie is left. That is none of your business.

3.

no part; nothing: I'll have none of your backtalk!

4.

( used with a plural verb ) no or not any persons or things: I left three pies on the table and now there are none. None were left when I came.

"just red and green" by existence is not None
[HTC One X] KrisPerry:
Yes but if you actually read the post you would see that he asks what colours are there BESIDES red and green. Hence none makes perfect sense
[HTC One X] nikorette:
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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crwolv:
I dont understand why company's are concentrating on processor amount,dual ,quad? ITS RAM that is so important, put 2 gigs in a dual core phone it will fly! any comments by devs on this would really help:) thank you:confused:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mylenthes:
Not true
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crwolv:
Thanx :) can you elaborate? trying to learn
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] a.cid:
2gigs on dual core would fly, but 2gigs on quad core would fly much much faster...

Typed using a small touchscreen
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SifJar:
RAM isn't overly important in terms of speed. CPU is extremely important. Basically RAM just holds files that will be needed in the immediate future (or have been used very recently) to reduce read times on those files when they are needed. When it comes to actually running code, that is pretty much purely down to CPU speed. 1GB RAM is plenty to store a few apps and the background OS processes. When more is needed, older apps are closed (by "older apps" I mean ones used least recently). Otherwise, recently used apps are kept in RAM for quick switching. Unless you are trying to multitask in dozens of apps simultaneously, 1GB of RAM should be plenty for a phone today.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DD-Ripper:
Both RAM and CPU has equal aspects on any device.

Ever tried playing GTA 4 on a PC with 1GB Ram and Quadcore CPU or on 4GB RAM with a SingleCore CPU...?

Both Ram and Cpu are important in terms of increasing speed.

Sent from my GT-i9100 equipped with Grenade Launcher and Remote Explosives :D
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iJimaniac:
The way I have always viewed ram is this; no, more ram than needed won't make your device faster, but it sure will make it slower if you don't have enough!

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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crwolv:
Awesome answer!! Thank you
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crwolv:
Just like i thought!!!

"""""Under the hood, the Samsung Galaxy S III from Verizon Wireless is the same as the other US models. It ships with a dual core 1.5GHz processor and 2GB of RAM, which is meant to compensate for the lack of a quad-core processor that is found in the international version of the handset.""""""

JUST LIKE I THOUGHT!!! and above quote is from a major website!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

lol :victory::victory::victory:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cusa:
More than 1gb of ram isn't needed. If you are on ics or jb, then you need a good gpu. If you are on froyo or gb, then you need a good CPU since they aren't hw accelerated.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chaki-:
Comparing PC with Android is a lil'bit out of the rails here. Even with one core and enough GPU combined with 4GB RAM should be enough to enjoy many things. More core's is good for multitasking etc. But when you think how many apps etc are optimized for those gazillion cores......:D
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SachinShekhar:
Its simple. Big RAM can hold more running apps or a single big app (more bunch of codes). In any case, there'd be high demand of processing. So, manufacturers can only add more RAM when they ensure that they have enough processing speed for better experience.

You can say, we have quad-core CPUs now, why can't we add more RAM like we do in PCs?

Well, the answer: Don't go for specs. Smartphone CPUs/GPUs aren't powerful like Desktop ones (despite same specs). There's power and heat issues, in fact.

Plus, Android and its apps are unable to use multiple cores with high efficiency (Intel advocates this; that's why it launched powerful smartphone CPU with 1 core). So, quad-core performs poorer than single/double core performance on PCs.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spunker88:
It limits the lifetime of a device since it cannot be upgraded and maybe manufacturers like that. RAM usually seems to be the limiting factor on phones running future versions of android. Its too bad it can't be upgraded like a desktop/laptop but thats the cost of fitting all of this hardware into a tiny phone.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crwolv:
AGREED! MANY DIFFERENT EXPLANATIONS! glad i asked ,all these helped. more ram would help but only to an extent. example if my wifes former htc design had a gig of ram it wouldn't have lagged so much running a single core 1.2 gig processor. FACT,so htc should have done it,it ran great till it attempted to multitask!:good:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GatorLCA:
Wasn't it stated during the I/O event that JB in general used less RAM and optimized apps better than the previous OS's so phones wouldn't need as much RAM as before?

It would be nice if JB or ICS had a timeout option for apps open more than a certain amount of time and would shut down automatically therein freeing more RAM. Obviously, it could be turned off or off depending on the user. Or if you could specify certain apps to close after an allotted amount of time if unused. Ex. Play store, calculator, calendar, SMS don't always need to stay on the page you left when you switched apps
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] miniharo:
Phone: Galaxy Note N7000 Blue/Black version

Does anyone know wat's causing my phone to

not

be able to go into deep sleep mode?

I already made sure not to pull the charger while it's screen off.

I have betterbatterystats installed.

what should i set to see what's causing it all; kernel wakelocks, partial wakelocks, processes, alarms?

and under settings, wakelock percent of time of what; time on batt, time awake, time awake minus time with screen on?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jbeef86:
They say pull your charger out when your screen is on and unlocked...not when its off. I would also recommend restarting phone that usually helps. If that doesnt help. Turn on airplane mode, turn off phone, remove battery for 20 secs or whatever, then put battery back in, restart phone, turn off airplane. That usually gets you back to deep sleep but the issue will come back. At least that is what I experience in ICS.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] miniharo:
what i said, I already made sure

not

to pull the charger while it's screen off.

what you thought i said, i already made sure to pull the charger while it's screen off.

restarting the phone helps but i have to do it everytime it doesnt go into deep sleep mode.? i've tried the other method you mentioned already too. does anyone know wat's the process multi_pdp and l2_hsic?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jbeef86:
sorry for the mistake.

This is what I have now done after having bad battery issues.

1) Rooted phone using Dr. Ketans method.

2) changed kernel to Abyss thru CWM

3) wiped cache/davlik/etc thru Abyss

4) installed Criskelo v7

5) changed kernel to SpeedMods latest.

phone has been going for 24hrs with still 25% left in the tank. GPS Google maps for an hour or so. Texts...basically all the stuff I was doing before on stock except the difference is I didnt need to charge it once like I would have already needed to do.

Not sure if you are into all the stuff that I did but it has made a gigantic difference.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] miniharo:
does anyone here in the forums who can work well around the problem if i were to post screenshots from my phone's betterbatterystats app??
[HTC Desire S] GrandMasterPlank:
Sorry, I have tried searching for the last two nights but can't find a solution to this. I'm sure this has been covered before but I'm stumped if I can find the right link.

My Desire S is currently like this:

The phone was 6 months old before I got it so I'm not sure it's not been rooted before. :confused: Phone is unlocked to any network (AFAIK) and unbranded. Software is 2.10.401.8

Where I'm trying to get to is that I simply want to be able to install customs roms (MIUI) from a recovery. I've got a Desire HD which I rooted, ClockworkMod'ded (can't remember how though) and installed MIUI on a year back but this Desire S seems more complicated. I'm no XDA Jedi, I'm looking for layman's guide, a simple list of do what's and do not's......any help much appreciated.
[HTC Desire S] uqadwe:
Downgrade your HBOOT using the methods from the INDEX. I don't recommend using the HTCDEV method.
[HTC Desire S] GrandMasterPlank:
What INDEX are you referring to? If you mean the "Complete tutorial for the beginners......." I have tried using this method but it refers to phones with HBOOT 0.98.0000, 0.98.0002 but mine is 2.00.0002 and this method doesn't work for this HBOOT. This has been my issue as there seems like a lot of contradictory info this and I don't want to brick the phone.
[HTC Desire S] uqadwe:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1146601

You have three methodes to downgrade your version of hboot to a rootable one.

Read some threads from there and it's more likeli you will avoid a brick
[HTC Desire S] GrandMasterPlank:
Edit: I guess you were referring to this index http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1146601......are the guides up to the minute or do I need to dig into the posts?
[HTC Desire S] uqadwe:
is this clearing the picture for you???

The first post has sufficient info for you to do the job, but i will recommend to read as much as you can to be fully prepaired for the downgrading process and to know what

problems can appear and how can you evoid them.
[HTC Desire S] jacmeister:
avoid using HTC DEV and just downgrade the HBOOT like the post before said.

Once the HBOOT has been downgraded you can unlock via revolutionary.

If you really want a complete noob guide check out "all things root" on the androidforums.com under Desire S

It gives some good backup info to the fantastic one here on the XDA but its probably easier to understand for a layman Do your research and you will be fine
[HTC Desire S] GrandMasterPlank:
Which corner do I turn down now??

Dohhhh, too late (hand slaps forehead). I tried and tried to get the downgrade method in the link to work but it simply wouldn't for me and I went over it with a fine toothed comb numerous times. So, as I was drowning in all the useful links and posts I'd found on here I ended up (naively) believing that it would be much more straightforward to use the HTCDEV.com unlock method. So, I successfully unlocked the phone using that method then read that flashing ROM's is a real PITA and all I want to have is something simple like CWM installed from where I can flash any ROM I want to without hassle. So, I decided to relock the phone using the same HTCDEV.com and now have the following:

*** RELOCKED ***

SAGA PVT SHIP S-ON RL

HBOOT-2.00.0002

RADIO-3822.10.08.04-M

eMMC-boot

Aug 22 2011, 15:22:13

:confused: :eek: :confused: :eek:

.....and now I have absolutely no idea where to go now. I'm completely lost. I've spent the last few hours endlessly searching to find a situation that matches mine and that gives a logical solution but without any joy...........Like I said I just want some type of recovery installed from where I can backup/restore and flash MIUI/CW9 etc. Anyone able to through me a life ring?

This is SO annoying because I'm far from a technology noob but damn this s**t is getting less straightforward than it ever was. Imagine how many more people would come over to Android if it were way more simple. Guess it's the phone manufacturers making things more difficult. Anyway, keep up the good work all you technical Jedi's, you're efforts are very much appreciated........anyway, just a thought.
[HTC Desire S] jacmeister:
Did you read the post on androidforums.com ??
[HTC Desire S] GrandMasterPlank:
Tbh, I didn't, wish I had. I had so many XDA root/unroot/unlock/lock/relock/hboot links open I just ended up in a vortex of confusing (and often contradictory:confused:) info so I just grabbed what I thought was the first secure lifeline I found but which was the wrong one I guess. Should have just put down the phone, picked my beer back up and watched the match highlights. You live and learn.

I've been over to the all things root link and I can't find a solution which solves my current predicament.

To clarify the phone is currently *** RELOCKED ***, S-ON and HBOOT-2.00.0002. How do I get from here to having CWM installed and ready to load ROM's?
[HTC Desire S] jacmeister:
Follow the instructions in this guide and everything should be cool.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1399331

Then once you downgraded your HBoot you can unlock via revolutionary
[HTC Desire S] GrandMasterPlank:
This is the method I tried but it just didn't work for me. The main issue was running trying to run ./zergRush as it wouldn't run. There was a post in there (page 9) that stated that the if it didn't work you needed to "push the source file not the b binary" and that to solve this you need to "download just the source, look for the binary/executable in the thread" so I followed the link and looked everywhere but I could only find a zip file and a .c file, no executable or batch files. Any idea where this file is located?

Also this method specifically states that it's a downgrade without using HTCDEV but I have now done this so wasn't sure if trying again in a *** Relocked *** or *** Unlocked *** (back through HTCDEV) state would brick the phone. Again, it's not a magic bullet solution, there are still a few if's and but's and I can't afford to trash my phone.
[HTC Desire S] uqadwe:
You are the only problem. The method is working well(done it at least three times miself).

You didn't took any advice into consideration so this is my last reply and hope no one answers anymore as you really don't want to read and think for yourself.

The relocked messege is permanent(using 2*****bootloader will only be unlocked or relocked)

As the previous user told you allready you have to first downgrade and second s-off using revolutionay.

Good luck!(considering your "skills" you will need it)
[HTC Desire S] GrandMasterPlank:
Nice attitude. With respect, you have no idea about my 'skills' or anyone else's for that matter although you assume plenty. I'd love to meet up to discuss this further sometime, send me a PM why don't yah...........remember, talk is cheap, and so is your general attitude towards anyone else who doesn't have the word on everything Android. Checked some of your previous posts. Might be a surprise for you to learn that not everyone has the time to dedicate to the subject, a lot of us just dabble, but if I had the same attitude towards my clients (who know generally know very little about Architecture) as you do towards all non-techno's on here then I'd have no practice and no business or clients. Take a leaf.

Whatever, for anyone else who might be able to help and as mentioned above the link to download zergRush leads only to a zergRush.c or zergRush.zip. There are no batch files or executables there. When I tried $ ./zergRush.c I got:

./zergRush.c: 6: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
[HTC Desire S] uqadwe:
I for one i am a sales man. I do have the skills to talk a win over a client.

You don't fit that category and i allready tooked the time to explain but you didn't bother to read my post(so you are in this situation).

I replied to your questions with some little clarifications in three ocasions. Jacmeister offered his help, you ignored that to.

What more do you want.

Here's an idea, send me your phone and i will do the job. Is that good enough? Or would you like me to come at your place to resolve it? Please be serious and stop the very small talk.

And the help you need is only in your hands.
[HTC Desire S] GrandMasterPlank:
Didn't you say that would be your last post? It'd be great if you heeded your own advice.

So you're a salesman? Yeah, that fits.

For the record I didn't ignore anyone's posts. I tried what appeared to be the most suitable solution suggested and it didn't work so I tried something else which partially worked but didn't solve the issue so I asked for advise from those in the know but still didn't get a solution which worked for me. I've read plenty on a subject I didn't want to get up close and personal with and still haven't found a solution. Reading through many of the threads there are plenty in a similar boat. Answering my questions isn't just helping solve my issue but is helping others. But then isn't that the idea of a forum, i.e. a place to share ideas, impart knowledge and offer advice.

It would be helpful if you kept out of this now as you're extensive knowledge is just getting in the way your ability to converse on a reasonable level. Small Talk yah say, I should coco.
[HTC Desire S] uqadwe:
what do you do with a person that doesn't follow repeated advice?

I really don't understand why do you still try to make us understand that your case is special, yes you sure are one of a kind, but not in the good way.

Those guides worked for a lot of users, you are one of the small number that didn't succeed, and gues whous fault is it?