yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
you can install busybox from flashtool :) no need to search for it...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Fas1h:
Yippeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! Thank you man :)

All done.

Welcome to S1 tool.

TO CONNECT NEXT PHONES
X10 Xperia,E10 Xperia Mini,E15 Xperia X8,U20 Xperia Mini Pro
LT15 Xperia ARC,MT15 Xperia NEO,R800 Xperia PLAY
PRESS AND HOLD "BACK" BUTTON...

PLEASE ATTACH TURNED OFF PHONE NOW

RUNNING S1_EROM VER "r8A029"
SOFTWARE AID: 0001
LOADER AID: 0001
FLASH ID: "0020/00BC"
LOADER VERSION: "r4A060"

MODEL (from GDFS): U20i
SOFTWARE VERSION: 1235-3411_2.1.1.A.0.6
CUSTOM VERSION: 1240-8044_R4B
FILESYSTEM VERSION: WORLD-1-8_2.1.1.A.0.6
SERIAL NO: CB511TJTEV

SEMC SIMLOCK CERTIFICATE
Elapsed:15 secs.

The small "r" I suppose means the bootloader is unlocked. Right?

Now if you'd be kind enough to help me chose which rom to go for? Lol, or just temme which you are using and WHY! Also why not MiniCM 9?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
Yeh, your bootloader is unlocked :) I guess you still have network-access too.

I'm not sure what to go for as far as ROMS for the x10mini-pro is concerned, because i don't have that phone, but the most popular roms will be on the first page of the development section. It just depends on how you want your phone to work and look.

As for MiniCM9: is still in early development, although the progress made is very impressive it leaves a few things that will not work properly, most notably video recording and playback and battery life could be improved too, so if you need your phone for normal every day use, I would try something more stable and proven. On the other hand, if you can live with those deficiencies, by all means, having ICS on your little phone is just way too cool. Happy Hunting :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Fas1h:
Umm, last question then. I cant post in most sections just yet...

I think I'll stick to MiniCM7 for now, will surely give MiniCM9 a shot sometime later on, after I get a bit used too to this phone. So anyways, on this page http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1415026

Download the MiniCM7-xxx.zip from the release link that follows
Backup your /data contents: contacts, apps, sms, etc. or backup via recovery
Move the MiniCM7-xxx.zip to the root folder of your sdcard. Download the suggested Google Apps for CM7 from here (check http://goo-inside.me/gapps/ if you want to experiment with other gapps versions)
Unlock your bootloader, if you haven't already. Check http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1254225 for a nice tutorial
Flash the nAa kernel using Flashtool. To to this:
- Turn off your phone
- Start the Flashtool\X10FlashTool.exe and select Flash. Then select the U20_nAaxxx kernel firmware (this flashes both the kernel.sin and the loader.sin)
- Keep the back button pressed while connecting the usb cable. Flashtool should detect your phone and flash the kernel.
- Once done, disconnect the usb cable and power on the phone.
Once the logo appears, press the back button repeatedly to enter CWM.
- Select 'backup and restore -> Backup'
- Select 'wipe data/factory reset' (RECOMMENDED)
- Flash the MiniCM7-xxx.zip. To do this, Select 'install zip from sdcard -> choose zip from sdcard' and select the MiniCM7-xxx.zip
- Flash gapps
Reboot (first boot will take ~2 mins)
Once your device has booted, you can navigate to CM Settings -> System -> Update notifications and select 'Register'. This way you can get update notifications on new versions of MiniCM7!

So it directly jumps to flashing the kernel and then booting up with CWM. So I am assuming the kernel is somehow linked to CWM or the kernel will automatically install the CWM recovery as well?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
All custom kernels have CWM built in :) so it will work irrespective of the ROM you are using.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Fas1h:
After flashing the kernel, i was rather familiar with the steps. Everything worked out as expected :) Thanks for the help. Am on MiniCM7 now with nAa-11 kernel.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] aj-alberto:
Hello, and sorry if i am posting in wrong place, but I've just get a new(for me it is) x10 mini pro, and i also want to unlock my bootloader.

Previously i had xperia x8 with 11w44 prod. date, and i was unable to unlock its bootloader.

With x10minipro, s1tool says SEMC-SIMLOCK CERTIFICATE, so i can unlock its bl, but when i removed my battery i just saw, that my x10minipro-s production date is 11w43, and now i am a little bit confused about bl unlocking it.

Can somebody tell me that this x10minipro is bootloader unlockable?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
Are you sure it says 11w43 and not 10w43? If it is 11w43 i wouldn't risk it.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] aj-alberto:
yes it is 11w43. but i found another date on its back, near to the speaker, and it says 11w20.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Fas1h:
Dunno what that is, mine also says Date: 10W46 beside the speaker and under the battery 11W13.

Just disregard whatever it says beside the speaker. You were supposed to check under the battery only.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] aj-alberto:
thanks for the information. So i got again a phone, that is unlockable. :(
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
un-unlockable :(
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] narimanhashemi:
hi everyone

this is xperiaS LOCK SCREEN FOR LXGIN v12

NOTE: THIS IS TEST AND NICE WORK

PLEASE MAKE BACKUP BEFORE INSTALLING

DOWNLOAD AND FLASH IN CWM

Please click on tanks
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] vanillaLVL:
0.12 ? Or what ?
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] narimanhashemi:
Last version
[Bada Software and Hacking General] k8500:
As we know, font files are included in the CSC file, in CSCrcs/SystemCSC/Font. I wonder, can fonts be changed or replaced in a running system, without loosing data?

I already tried this using PFS files, putting fonts inside there in CSCrcs/SystemCSC/Font and inside SystemCSC/Font - does not work. I guess we can't replace CSC data with a PFS file, right?

Background (if you want to know why I want to do this): I've made a set of slim fonts for my own CFW. These are only 10% in size of the original ones, but don't include asian fonts. Now, there are of course some users who want the asian symbols back, and I don't want to have 100s of different CSC files.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drift_amit:
I am using cost bravo ics, recently when I make call, person on other side cannot hear my voice while his voice is clear on my side, but its all fine when I receive call, I don't think its hardware issue, any solutions please
[HTC One S] blackhartct:
Hello Everyone.

Since a few of us are using custom roms i just wanted to share the beats Audio That i found on the forms that works with CM9 and Sense Roms.

If you are on a Sense rom that doesn't have beats audio Download the 5.1 zip from

The Original Thread Here.

CM9 Users Can use the current Beta Located Here *Recomended*

Or

You can download 5.1 from the original thread. open the zip file and remove the HTC apks then flash. *note i haven't tried this method but it should work*

All credit goes to RockoDev
[HTC One S] xkonni:
but why would cm users want that? the built-in equalizer does exactly the same thing...
[HTC One S] Spider_Pig27:
Thanks its always cool to have options! Will look into it later
[HTC One S] blackhartct:
Personally I find this easier and sounds a lil better.

Plus i'm pretty sure this does a better job than cm built in eq
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
I downloaded CM9 version. How do you know if it works? There is no Beats logo in notifications. Where would I find it in system? Thanks for this thread.

Edit: found out only sense roms show Beats in notifications.

Sent from my HTC One S using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] blackhartct:
Yea if u want the beats icon you can download headset icon from the market
[HTC One S] klutch:
i was looking for the beats icon on the market didnt find it what did u typed to serch for it?

oops ill take it back lol
[HTC One S] QPHALO:
Hey, how did you figure it out?

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I'm not sure why but the sound is Way different using the cm equalizer. I think that when a device comes with beats audio on it that means the amp for sound is separated from the other electric boards and has the beats audio equalizer. It's in a post by MKBHD. The HTC ONE sounds far better when you are on stock and are able to use the factory setup.

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Hey, the current beta link doesn't work anymore. Could you provide it again?
[HTC One S] Darknites:
You might want to look at the date this was posted.
[HTC One S] QPHALO:
OK, saw the date. Do you have the file?
[HTC One S] Darknites:
There is a store link in the original thread.
[HTC One S] QPHALO:
I need the beta for cm9 users. Not the one for sense rom.
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Em why are you using cm9?
[HTC One S] QPHALO:
Because I like it. Do you know where I can get the file?
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Really, fair enough but no I have no idea where you can get it.
[HTC One S] Flashalot:
Just use awesome Beats or Viper For Android

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] QPHALO:
I want to be able to use the beats audio setup like in stock. I have tried a couple different setups and none sound as good as factory setup did.
[HTC One S] Flashalot:
Its not stock so your not going to get as good

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] blackhartct:
Wow i can't believe some one is still running cm9 lol. But anyway the beats audio thing is really just an preset eq. So as stated before you can use any eq setup (their are plenty) that work for CM9. I recommend having a nandroid and a few different options ready to flash and test them to find one you like.
[HTC One S] QPHALO:
That's what I thought too but found out that devices with beats audio have a bit more to them. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Cdbn_pmxFic

More I'm on cm 10.1.3. Tried cm11 but it doesn't have the option to vertically scroll in the app drawer and Google keyboard swype doesn't work so I switched back.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cartisdm:
It still confuses me as to why Samsung would chose not to include a physical SD card for the Nexus. The convenience of a removeable drive certainly outweigh a virtual one. It use to keep all sorts of different ROMs and stuff stored on my handful of memory cards.

I also just found out I can't transfer anything to my phone via USB on my work computer because it doesn't support MTP. Plus I can't reach 4g at my desk so downloading ROMs over 3g to my phone is going to be a royal PITA :mad:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phatmanxxl:
SD cards slow down the phone. But I think there's a way to change the connection to mass storage when you connect to a pc.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
no, there's not.

what type of work computer do you have? mac or a flavor of *nix?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonnyg1097:
I was always under the impression that the Nexus is a baseline phone of whats needed to run ICS so they didnt bother to put in a sd card
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RawHideAndSeek:
I've been able to transfer any file from windows 7 laptop to the GNex via USB cord. After plugging in, just tap the 'turn on mass storage mode' icon on the phone and you're in like flynn. I've moved over a few movies. Music was a pain all of mine is in wma format therefore I had to install google music on my laptop and upload my tunes into the cloud to access on my phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
no, its a unified storage. the phone system, apps, and personal data are on the same partition. this increases accessibility of data that is on the "sdcard"

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there is no mass storage on the galaxy nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cartisdm:
I'm on a work PC so I'm stuck running Windows XP. It works just fine on my personal computers because they are up to date with the latest drivers. Although, it doesn't really matter cuz when I'm not working I have 4G or Wifi and I can just transfer via Solid Explorer...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] n2ishun:
Yes, there most certainly is.

Just because you don't know how to access it does not validate it's lack of existance.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cartisdm:
Well, this doesn't resolve them from not having an SD Card but I was able to get around my main need for one. I basically just need a way to tinker with ROMs while I'm bored at work. Here's what I did:

1. Disable USB Debugging

2. Use MTP transfer

3. Plug into computer

4. Use File Explore to access Galaxy Media Device

5. Rename the file I want to transfer (usually .zip) to a ".mp3" file.

6. Move the file over

7. On my Nexus I used Solid Explorer to rename the file back to .zip
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 3rdstring:
In Settings >> Storage >> ... >> USB Computer Connection, I see an option for Camera (PTP) with the description stating "Lets you transfer photos using camera software, and transfer any files on computers that don't support MTP" However I've never tried this option I always just use a WiFi connection.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cartisdm:
Yeah, I tried that too. The files were all visible in explorer but everything was locked and it didn't actually allow me to transfer anything using it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ShredEight02:
The computer I use at work is also running XP and has no issue recognizing my GNex when I plug it in.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] huskerkate:
more to the topic, i don't understand the lack of an sdcard, either. frankly, i fail to understand the rationale as to why one wouldn't be included. if it in any way had to do with read/write speeds, Sammy and Google clearly had to know about the new sdcards coming down the pike, with greatly enhanced read/write speeds. with Boot Manager, and the ability to flash numerous roms, the extra storage space would be nice because the ICS rom files are HUGE.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ccrows:
The lack of ext sd was the deal breaker why I chose the i9100 over the Nexus.

If the next Nexus ships without ext sd then sadly I'm out for that phone too... :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] HemRoyd:
Not quite sure why Sammy and Google would be concerned about the size of our ROM files and how to accomodate them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
Are you trolling? You must be.

There is no such thing as a usb mass storage option on the Galaxy Nexus. Search and read up on what you find and you'll know that I'm right.

If you think I'm wrong, then post some proof. Good luck on that end. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] huskerkate:
i'm sure it wasn't at the top of their priority list. but, at the same time, they made a device without an OEM skin, and gave it an unlockable bootloader. they obviously knew that this would be a developer device. in fact, the Nexus line is generally known as a "developer device," hasn't it?! given the general overall outcry for storage space in smartphones, plus knowing that this would be a developer device, i would think that additional storage would have been something to consider. just my opinion...

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it is disappointing, but wasn't a deal breaker for me. ext sd would have been an obvious plus, but 32 gb IS a lot of storage. but, can't really begrudge you for your choice. having to constantly worry about storage space is kind of a pita...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sert00:
i think that too,he's trolling.

from months it is known that we haven't got mass storage mode,bt not only gnex users,all the honeycomb (or at least the major part..)tablets shipped last year,and all the phones shipped from gnex so on,has mtp storage connections and it's a standard that it's been choosed.i'm with that from last years on honeycomb and like that more than olders connections (pc suite\mass storage)

using win7 and all is ok,only prob is the transfer of many many small files,like icons,instead big files are very fast.heard of problems at using others OS,but luckly it's not my case...

here in italy,with slow connections,it's a pain to store music\images and files on web clouds...slow 3g and not extended wifi-zones me to have all the stuffs inside memory...it's for that that i miss a bit an external microSD.not a so big problem,at least not so big to move on gs2 or another smartphone.like a lot gnex,hate the form factory of gs2 and prefer at all chip\screen(type,resolution and size)\full-touch(no phisical buttons)and google experience debloated from the beginning,but this is another story.dislike as hell the stupid speaker inserted from samsung.I'd like to have a 32 gb version like yours...here in italy only 16 gb version,and with 13 gb when empty i need a little bit more..:p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
root@android:/ # ls /mnt/sdcard

ls /mnt/sdcard

12f767e7a5d0.incremental.zip

12f767e7a5d0.signed-mysid-IMM76K-from-ICL53F.12f767e7.zip

Alarms

Android

DCIM

Download

Lumberjack

MIUI

Movies

Music

Notifications

Pictures

Podcasts

Ringtones

SpeedSoftware

TitaniumBackup

TitaniumBackup_license.txt

UltimateCustomClockWidget

WHS Phone

burstlyImageCache

cfg_dun_status

cfg_uart_sel

cfg_usb_sel

clockworkmod

cloudtv

com.maildroid.pro

data

documents

gameloft

lightflow

maildroid-settings.xml

misc

neocore

roms

su (1).zip

tmp.wav

uccwOutput

vrtheme-backup

yume_android_sdk

zedge

root@android:/ # ls /data/media

ls /data/media

12f767e7a5d0.incremental.zip

12f767e7a5d0.signed-mysid-IMM76K-from-ICL53F.12f767e7.zip

Alarms

Android

DCIM

Download

Lumberjack

MIUI

Movies

Music

Notifications

Pictures

Podcasts

Ringtones

SpeedSoftware

TitaniumBackup

TitaniumBackup_license.txt

UltimateCustomClockWidget

WHS Phone

burstlyImageCache

cfg_dun_status

cfg_uart_sel

cfg_usb_sel

clockworkmod

cloudtv

com.maildroid.pro

data

documents

gameloft

lightflow

maildroid-settings.xml

misc

neocore

roms

su (1).zip

tmp.wav

uccwOutput

vrtheme-backup

yume_android_sdk

zedge

I see a resemblance. As Theshawty said, provide proof or please stop trolling.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jakeisouttolunch:
Well, if you're running OS X like me, you can use the file transfer utility that google made: android.com/filetransfer

It can be a little temperamental but it will get the job done
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
clearly you do not understand the phone at all.

once again, there is no mass storage on the nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jakeisouttolunch:
Ahhh, just saw this post so forget about the os x comment. I use and app called airdroid from the play store to transfer over wifi at work. I don't know if that will work for you though
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jfcooley:
I've read this, and perhaps it's the meds, but I'm confused. I'm on win 7 and can transfer any file of any size through explorer.

Just moved my downloaded BlackIce 39 over.

Am I missing something in this? I thought the issue was the moving of files to and from the device through USB. If I remember correctly I did this on the stock rom, although my memory isn't what it used to be.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Logseman:
This.

The nexus is indeed a developer phone. However, when "developers" are mentioned, it's not the compulsive flasher of the endless iterations of three firmware basis (AOSP, CM, AOKP) who is meant. Developers are those guys who make apps and actually write code: they don't give a flying duck about the whole ROMs stuff, but about their code running on a standard device. Sd cards are secondary in those purposes.

Swypexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Lets step back and look at the bigger picture. If you have another phone with ICS, how would the Galaxy Nexus provide an advantage to application development?

Unless you are developing system apps where you need an unlocked bootloader, I am not seeing any inherent advantage.

Now if you are forking Android, that is a little different.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] geoffcorey:
I wonder I'd the lack of external sdcard has to do with nfc and secure element access, since there is development of sdcard + nfc adapters.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Logseman:
If you have another phone with ICS, it's not a problem. However, Google released ICS with the Galaxy Nexus way before anybody else released ICS-laden stuff, and they'll be releasing Jelly Bean before any other phone gets it. The point for a developer to get development phones is to try their software in standard hardware with the latest Android version. That's the ideal use of a developer phone.

Many developers, particularly of games, tend to skip future proofing their software, so you find e.g. throngs of older Gameloft games which don't work with ICS. However that's not how it should be.

Swypexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cartisdm:
Going along the lines of a virtual/internal memory, there are a few things I'm still a little unclear on:

- What is the actual size of the virtual partition?

- I realize that flashing stuff in CWM doesn't erase it, but is there a way to wipe it? Is there any way to do it accidentally?

- Can we adjust the size of the partition (easily)?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
It isn't a virtual partition. It is a symlink to /data/media. I think that covers the rest of your questions as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
the size of the parition is the size of the phone

yes you can fastboot erase userdata and that will wipe it

no. you cant.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
I am not about to try it, but I believe an rm -R /data/media will do it too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
it should, but yeah im with you... not going to try it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cartisdm:
Hmm...that's confusing. Maybe I need to look closer into just what exactly this internal storage is. I was under the impression that it's a partition. If it's the "size of the phone" then the drive must be all one partition and this is just a directory on it, right? If that's the case, how does it get saved from wipes?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
It doesn't get saved, if using stock recovery.

If using clockwork or similar, the wipe commands are set to ignore /data/media.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
cwm (and twrp) is modified to not erase /data/media (/sdcard) on a wipe.

the stock recovery if i remember correctly, will erase it if you factory reset.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blackhand1001:
I personally have the Verizon version but it is frustrating that they never made a 32gb GSM version for a little bit more money. I think that would have would have alleviated any concerns people had about storage. The internal storage is blazing fast though. Backups and roms go faster.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
The phone's storage is one big 16 gigabyte chunk of NAND flash memory which has several partitions.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dr.m0x:
rm -Rf /data/media to get everything

Sent from my GNex rocking Aokp
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cartisdm:
Well that explains it :D Thanks!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
No sir.

I left off -f purposely because -f is not supported under Android. I believe -r is recursive and -R is recursive + forced, but do not quote me on that.

root@android:/ # rm

rm

rm [-rR] <target>
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] frigidazzi:
I got the GSM one from play store, so there was only the 16gb option. And I have to agree with this guy. If the next nexus doesn't have SD slot I'm out. I have more room on my nexus one I have sitting here with the 32gb card lol. I never noticed speed problems.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chancy319:
SD cards just slow down the phone to ridiculous lengths. I applaud Google's decision.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] frigidazzi:
So why not include the sd slot and let people like your self choose to not use it? I don't know how it's really slowing your phone down unless you're putting all of your apps on the sd. Our maybe a poor sd card ?