yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Defy Android Development] m11kkaa:
just to archive:

Original Partition-Table(Normal-Mode):

Disk /dev/block/mmcblk1: 1958 MB, 1958739968 bytes
16 heads, 16 sectors/track, 14944 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 256 * 512 = 131072 bytes

Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
/dev/block/mmcblk1p1 * 2 2 128 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p2 5 8 512 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p3 9 12 512 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p4 13 122496 15677952 5 Extended
/dev/block/mmcblk1p5 17 20 512 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p6 21 24 512 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p7 25 56 4096 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p8 57 60 512 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p9 61 64 512 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p10 65 72 1024 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p11 73 88 2048 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p12 89 92 512 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p13 93 96 512 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p14 97 128 4096 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p15 129 192 8192 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p16 193 256 8192 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p17 257 368 14336 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p18 369 372 512 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p19 373 376 512 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p20 377 408 4096 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p21 409 3024 334848 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p22 3025 3028 512 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p23 3029 3032 512 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p24 3033 4632 204800 83 Linux
/dev/block/mmcblk1p25 4633 122496 15086592 83 Linux

Original Partition-Table(Expert-Mode):

Disk /dev/block/mmcblk1: 16 heads, 16 sectors, 14944 cylinders

Nr AF Hd Sec Cyl Hd Sec Cyl Start Size ID
1 80 0 1 1 15 16 1 256 256 83
2 00 0 1 4 15 16 7 1024 1024 83
3 00 0 1 8 15 16 11 2048 1024 83
4 00 0 1 12 15 16 639 3072 31355904 05
5 00 0 1 4 15 16 7 1024 1024 83
6 00 15 16 7 15 15 11 2047 1024 83
7 00 15 15 11 15 14 43 3070 8192 83
8 00 15 14 43 15 13 47 11261 1024 83
9 00 15 13 47 15 12 51 12284 1024 83
10 00 15 12 51 15 11 59 13307 2048 83
11 00 15 11 59 15 10 75 15354 4096 83
12 00 15 10 75 15 9 79 19449 1024 83
13 00 15 9 79 15 8 83 20472 1024 83
14 00 15 8 83 15 7 115 21495 8192 83
15 00 15 7 115 15 6 179 29686 16384 83
16 00 15 6 179 15 5 243 46069 16384 83
17 00 15 5 243 15 4 355 62452 28672 83
18 00 15 4 355 15 3 359 91123 1024 83
19 00 15 3 359 15 2 363 92146 1024 83
20 00 15 2 363 15 1 395 93169 8192 83
21 00 15 1 395 14 16 963 101360 669696 83
22 00 14 16 963 14 15 967 771055 1024 83
23 00 14 15 967 14 14 971 772078 1024 83
24 00 14 14 971 14 13 523 773101 409600 83
25 00 14 13 523 14 12 627 1182700 30173184 83

And I think there is an signature in the table, because a little thing like changing system-id will brick the phone. but if I write back the table without changes that's no problem.
[Defy Android Development] espaciosalter20:
Excuse me... but why this thread under "dev section"?

I don't want to be annoying (like others i know), but this wouldn't be at General Section?
[Defy Android Development] brajesh.sharma87:
LOL, this is developement of course.

@m11kkaa: I seriously think that u shud not go ahead with this project. This thing is really dangerous and we all want ur device to be alive. :D
[Defy Android Development] m11kkaa:
two points:

1) you don't have todo everything which is possible :) (I read over the word "your", thanx anyway :) )

2) I have the theory that the partition-table is completely ignored by the bootloader and that he uses his own hardcoded table.

BTW, I should let repair my Defy as long as it's under warranty because the ear-piece is dead since months...
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] corrinti:
I start this thread as I would like to find out how it works and why I have a problem with it.

A-GPS in maniac's built CM7 nightly 20120616 seemed to me a great feature in case we have no data connection and need GPS.

It downloads lto.dat file to /data/location/

All other files, like gpsdata.nvs for ephemeries, LEARN_STORE.bin for last fixes, location.cfg are updated after each use of the GPS.

What I checked earlier with CM 7.2 official, with no data connection, it took ca 3 minutes for the fix (and it does not use lto.dat file)

With data connection for both builds it is only ca 10 s to fix.

But with no data connection and after downloading lto.dat file my defy with CM7 nightly 20120616 cannot fix at all - it shows up to 2 sattelites in the center of the radar, with almost the same position.

So my question would be: if there is no data connection is the device somehow forced to use lto.dat? Could be that lto.dat file somehow 'fools' the device for any reason?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Unr3aL67:
You probably didn't initialize the lto.dat.

You have to do a fix after every lto-Download and after every reboot in order to initialize the lto.dat.

What i want to say is: The lto.dat doesn't work and also isn't used for the first fix after download or reboot.

You can do a fix with A-GPS (DATA ON) to speed up the process. After that, the lto.dat will be used in offline mode.

I don't know why you can't get an offline-fix after downloading as the lto-file isn't being used then. Could be coincidence.

It works for me in about 30 seconds although it is true that GPS Status shows the first 2-3 satellites in the middle with the same positions.

If you download the 30-day file and initialize it before leaving your country it should easily last for a vacation.

It works perfectly for me. After initializing an offline-fix usually takes about ten seconds...

Greetz, Unr3aL67
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ezantera:
GPS is only reason I left cyanogen. I use car navigation often, in roaming too, and I run into BIG problems. Miui has maybe even bigger problems.

Interesting in every stock and derative ROMs GPS run perfect. Everything is is seconds, with or without data. And GPS status program find more satellites.

I would really love someone deal with this problem seriously. But I think, untill Quarx need GPS badly, this problem will not be solved completely :D
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] corrinti:
Thanks a lot for some explanation. Problem is now solved and in my case it turned out that the main cause was use of GPSEssentilas to check how fast I can get a fix.

And after each start of the apk it stopped working and I had to start it second time but with no success in fixing the position (I was wiping its data, reinstalling, but nothing helped).

And when I forced it to close and checked with any other map apk I use, I get a fix quite fast.

I wouldn't say that stock ROMs find more sattelites, I usually have 6 - 8 in less then 30s, no matter now with or without data transfer on - the fact is that my MTK Qstarz module have cold start up to 1min 30s without any data preloaded, but it is a better chip than defy's Broadcom and what I observed its max sattelites found was 9.

And when driving I usually use a car navigation, but in many daily cases like looking for sg during a walk or trying to meet friends phone gps is a must ;-)
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] popcorn1122:
Check this link for automatic lto.dat download:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=29490347&postcount=54

It works well with froyo.

In cm7/9/10, insert the code to a right file.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] panamamike:
Tried installing CWM on Xperia Pro with GB .62 rooted with the instructions on the forum.

Tried installing CWM and it installs, but doesn't seem to be working. Any reason why it doesn't work?

Regards,

Mike
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] andro-SYR:
did u tried this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1345741
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] panamamike:
Looks like I shouldn't be using it :) Thanks for the link.

Regards,

Mike
[Galaxy S III Accessories] x7nofate:
Hi, does anyone know when microsd 64GB memory card will be in the market?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Ry4n:
I'm assuming from the title you wanna know when a 128 sd card will be released as far as I know the galaxy s3 only supports cards up to 64gb (someone feel free to correct me) and they're out now.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] itsjusttim:
From what I understand the 128 would definitely work
[Galaxy S III Accessories] THX525:
Interesting title :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] itsjusttim:
Serious? Its been on the market for a while.. Keep an eye out, it has been going on sale for 50$ every once in a while.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] x7nofate:
Android support memory card up to 2TB (2000GB) so 128 GB is no problem for SGS 3

Sent from Samsung Galaxy S 2 (80GB)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] NZtechfreak:
128GB cards will work, as to when they'll hit the market who knows. I'm hoping no later than October-ish this year, which would be one year after the 64GB cards. I will get one at release regardless of cost and confirm they are working in various handsets for everyone. Cannot come soon enough for me, had my 64GB since a few days after they were released and just not adequate for my needs.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] CZ Eddie:
The Galaxy SII Skyrocket is only rated to handle a 32GB microSD card, but easily works w/64GB microSD cards also.

So I'd be willing to bet the SIII would do just fine with a 128GB card.

My wallet on the other hand... :silly:

btw these new emoticons kinda suck.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] radeonxt:
i agree this new emoticons are suckage.

i missed my favorite green smilie!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] biggulp:
sgs3 supports sdxc, which supports storage sizes up to 2TB. 64GB just happens to be the largest sd card you can get in the market right now.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] ilordvader:
Any News on a Faster 64bd card than the class 10 ?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Accessories] jasweb:
Really enjoy(ed) your S3 review(s) and from your connectivity tests I can believe you would welcome a 128 (or bigger) microSD :fingers-crossed: .
[Galaxy S III Accessories] bsdragon69:
2 tb?

are you serious. who needs that in a phone unless you have every song ever written on it? i can't get my s3 until december :crying: i'm on sprint with the epic 4g rooted of course. plus i'm waiting for the wireless charging kit anyway. just hope it's out by then. i heard around september it should be coming out. anyone heard anything different on that?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kms108:
class 10 refer to minimum speed so anything above is still classified as class 10, although transcend has released a class 16, but that not official, according the the SDA, class 10 is the highest.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Michael_P:
UHS-1 Micro SDs claim to run faster than class 10 and eventually we'll get UHS-2 which should be even faster.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kms108:
UHS and class 10 are two different standard and are not related, no phones on the market supports UHS.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Michael_P:
SanDisk advertise them as being faster than class 10 and I'm using the SanDisk 32gb UHS-1 Mobile Ultra with no problems, and the package it came in says "Ideal for Android"
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kms108:
uhs is only supported if the card reader supports this feature, sandisk also mention about this.

you can still use the same card in a non uhs compliant reader, but will only get the class 10 specification and speed.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Cdjones187:
It would be handy for people that want to play blurays either on their phone or through the HDMI out. Or for audiophiles that listen to lossless audio which takes up around 10 times the storage (which sound absolutely AMAZING with the wolfson DAC and voodoo). Or maybe they just want to never run out of storage?

A 32 gb card will only hold around 100-150 lossless songs, and an avg size mp3 you could have around 1000-1500. A HQ bluray rip avg size is around 8gb, which can only be played on SDXC because regular cards aren't formatted to allow playback of files over 4gb.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Michael_P:
I'm sure I read somewhere S3 is UHS compatible.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kms108:
so far 64GB is the largest card available.

---------- Post added at 02:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:18 PM ----------

samsung hk comfirmed it as not supported.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] pruhster:
32gb is a lot of lossless audio, certainly not 100, closer to 1000 flacs. It's about 50 hours uncompressed 16/44 stereo wav so maybe double that for a lossless compression format like flac.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] ilordvader:
I got the-

SanDisk 64GB 64 GB MicroSD SDXC Class 10 UHS-1 Mobile Ultra

what do i need to do so that it works in my S3

I will be getting my card by next week
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kms108:
It's officially advertised by samsung that the S3 supports 64GB, just put the card into the phone.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] 131313:
make sure to format it first in the phone, then it should work with no probs.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kms108:
mine worked out of the package with out format.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] ilordvader:
Thank you so much guys :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] MattBooth:
Well since these phone's play HD movies in .mkv format... I would.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] cruisx:
Quick question, the s3 only supports 4gb files on stock rom correct memory card? what about OTG usb can it read ntfs?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SiNJiN76:
Could you imagine? Having 2TB on our phones? Craziness! Could you also imagine how much it would cost? :eek: Would love to have one tho! Just to have one.

And yes...so far I've played a couple 720p Disney animations on the phone...and it's incredible!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] :
The internal memory on the gs3 can go bigger than 4gb files (I put a 4.5gb mkv on it already). I need to format my 64gb in the gs3 to test the cards size limit. I'll do that in a few and report back.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] :
It will take a mkv of 6.5gb on the external as well as the internal. Seems it doesn't have to be under 4gb. :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] s300pmu1:
As SGS3 supports exFAT file system, it is not limited by the FAT's limitation of max 4gb file size. So if by some chance someone gets his hands on a large card but formatted in FAT, the limitation will manifest itself. However, reformatting the card using exFAT (you can do it under Windows using 3rd party software like the freeware Minitool partition wizard) would resolve the issue.

Also keep in mind that if you should want to use the microSD formatted in exFAT on another device, it may be impossible if it (or the OS) does not understand the exFAT file system. However, such scenario (removing the card to stick it into another device i.e. a card reader) is rare, and Win7 supports exFAT natively, and there should be no problems with Linux as well as there should be drivers available for exFAT there as well. Older windows might be a problem, though XP has an update which will add support once installed. Vintage Windows such as 98\2000 don't support exFAT AFAIK.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] benem3000:
I think it shouldn't be too long. The internet just seems to be dead with leaks or rumors about them though...
[Galaxy S III Accessories] joederp:
can you format a 32GB with exFat? I'm not sure the SDHC standard allows it.

To clear up somethings mentioned, most class 6 will be fast enough. As far as I can tell the hardware is based on the SD2.0 spec. All UHS require newer hardware. But all UHS are backwards compatible with 2.0 so they work in older hardware.

The phone and 2.0 clock max bandwidth is 25 MB/s and uses a 50 MHz clock. Both UHS and class 10 spec is min of 10 MB/s write. But UHS has the possible meanings and no naming yet for them. In micro SDHC really there is only two because micro format requires a DDR clock.

So the options for this phone SDHC are only the 2.0 class 10/6 spec (which most max out the 25 MB/s the phone hardware is capable of). Or one UHS allows same 50 MHz clock but 50 MB/s bandwidth (double clock edge). The other UHS spec allows for a 104 MHz clock and 208 MB/s bandwidth. That is why the Sandisk Pro has been benchmarked at 93 MB/s. SanDisk ultra UHS has same markings but only gets 30

MB/s.

As far as SDXC just means exFat and only for >64MB

tl;dr most class 6 and 10 will max out the hardware in the phone. No benchmark will get over 23MB/s read and mid teens for write for any SD card. Hardware limits. (Read speed can be cached)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] xXJay_RXx:
128GB? Jesus, I had my 64GB for a while now n only managed to fill up 9GB so far. I can imagine how long it would take me to fill 128GB
[Galaxy S III Accessories] NZtechfreak:
I could fill it instantly and still want a bit more space (music collection in all flac is ~130GB).
[Galaxy S III Accessories] baileyjr:
Yes but doesnt the phone format the card to Fat32 by default?

I would have thought most people just pop teh card in their phone and format from there...

I have 64gig phone formatted card so I'm just going to check the format of it now
[Galaxy S III Accessories] hypergreatthing:
sdxc cards come formatted in ExFat as default.

In order to format it into fat32 you have to use a utility to do it. Win 7 doesn't even let you reformat it into fat32.

It is possible to format a sdxc card into fat32 and use it for devices that only support sdhc since electrically it's compatible.

The s3 is one of the first phones that has the driver to support ExFAT built into it.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] noface83:
Yeah, if it's about music, movies, game, storage is never enough :p but wtf, where get 128gb, 64gb already cost me $60-70
[Galaxy S III Accessories] baileyjr:
That is indeed good news. I'll have to check it out.... Just as of yet I've not had the need to put a file over 4g on the card... :good:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] rambo8987:
I just got my 64gig. How do I get it working with my s3?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kms108:
just put in your S3.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] rambo8987:
Tried. It says it damaged try reformatting. I put it in my laptop and it works but won't read on my phone
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kms108:
If you have to, you can format the card in the phone.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] rambo8987:
What 64gig card do you have? It just stays on unmounting sdcard
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kms108:
there are only two available, I have both.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] keynith:
I barely use 14 of my 32....
[Galaxy S III Accessories] rambo8987:
This is the one I have. How long did it sit on unmounting SD card before it loaded up?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kms108:
does your card reader support sdxc, if not you cannot format it on your pc, if yes, you can download the sd formatter from the sda forum.

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detects it's right away.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] :
Holly molly which phone supports 128 GB xtrnl storage

?? . . The new iPhone????

~RR
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kms108:
non atm, the card isn't out yet.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] rambo8987:
Thanks for helping. Where's the link for that forum?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kms108:
google

https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter_3/
[Galaxy S III Accessories] baileyjr:
Just tested and my 64gid Sandisk wont take files over 4gb so must be fat32 formatted?

I did reformat the card in the phone once mind. Wondering now if I should reformat it using a PC....

Bit silly mind... You would think the phone would format the large card to exfat or at least re-format to exfat if it originally came in that format...

I will try a reformat to exfat in the Win 7 PC and report back.

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OK it appears that the card is exfat formatted after all... I can copy an 8gb rar file from the internal memory to the SD card, using a file manager on teh phone.

I can also copy this file back from teh SD card to teh PC and extract it ok,, so no problems there.

What it wont allow me to do is copy a file from the Win 7 PC straight to the SD card... It is throwing up an error saying the card cannot support the large file size. Obviously it can but windows doesn't recognise this fact.. Any ideas? Different file manger, other than explorer, support this function for Windows?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] QoY:
Would be awesome!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] dimebagdan65:
Awesome prices on 32 & 64gb cards from Amazon!

http://www.dimedroidhq.com/2012/09/get-em-while-theyre-hot.html?m=0

Sent from my SGSIII on Sprint
[Galaxy S III Accessories] btemtd:
I just put my 64 in and started copying . worked instantly.. SO is there a 128gb micro somewhere on this planet yet??
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kms108:
yes, but it all depends on whether sandisk or the other memory card manufacturer wants to release them.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] joederp:
I know no one cares, but in a follow up to my post here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31413152&postcount=35

I just noticed the boot_kernel_log.txt and it shows a 48MHz clock for mmc1 (which is why the benchmarks can't get faster than 23MB/s instead of 25)...

What also is interesting is that it detected mmc1 as UHS and listed as DDR 50, so why detect it is capable of twice the bandwidth.

MMC0 (internal) is listed as 400k to 48MHz clock

MMC1 (external) is 400kHz to 192MHz

So I might be wrong about the external SDHC port, it can do DDR, so maybe up to 50MB/s. I doubt it supports the 104MHz clock.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Aimara:
new iphone doesnt even have nfc , what a joke
[Galaxy S III Accessories] noface83:
It's always apple shame, since 3G, use 3G name but no 3G network feature such video call (and later came clarify that 3G is for 3rd Generation iPhone). Same to 4G, cannot cover 4G connection and change already exist video call by replace the name with Facetime.

They just fooling people, and iSheep to cocky by being fooled. Be a smart buyer not trend drag buyer. Cheers :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] baileyjr:
OK I finally got this working so I thought I'd post the solution in case someone else was in the same boat.

The only way I found to copy a file larger than 4gb to the external sd card was to to use SGS3 Easy UMS to mount the SD card as UMS instead of the standard MTP storage first.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1711009

You also need busybox installed for this to work...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] crixley:
Disable bln!

It is causing wakelocks until you actually answer the notification, and keeps your cpu up at a high speed. This is especially critial if you are away from the phone for extended periods or sleeping....

there is an app called bln control free in the market, disable it and notice how much better your battery life is!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] prbassplayer:
Although its good to know these things you shouldn't make a thread for that. You should have posted it in a relative thread. Will lock the thread.

Cheers
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m.nassy.uk:
Hi all and sorry for what may seem to be a noob question.

Ive just installed a custom rom which doesn't have any live wallpapers, so i downloaded deep sea.apk from google and ive downloaded some 3rd party ones from the play store but i cant seem to use them as i don't have a live wallpaper option.

would appreciate it if someone could tell me how to get it working, well thats if its possible.

Regards :)
[General Questions and Answers] mjollnir2012:
Was wondering since android is allot like linux if there was a way to see if a phone was ported in anyway and to make sure your phone transmissions went to where they was supposed to without any listening in or interception kinda like the whois option of linux
[General Questions and Answers] MattyRad:
Use a VPN.

Also you should use punctuation and grammar if you ever hope to get a response in the future.
[General Questions and Answers] mjollnir2012:
Sorry, didn't realize grammar was an issue on xda. Thank you for your response though I really appreciate it. Was kinda hoping for more of a detailed response. I'm not a very educated person. Just about everythng i know is self taught. I'm not very familiar with VPNs though. Probably nothing that google cant figure out though