yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Optimus One, P500, V General] morph7777777:
That happens because of the play store restore function which restores all your older apps back to the new rom... Happened to me a couple of times:mad:... What you can do is switch off data connection and install all apps manually yourself

Those apps you haven't installed will be still sent when you switch on data, just go to respective app in play store and cancel each ongoing download ;)

PS: Try changing the backup and restore function in settings :D
[Optimus One, P500, V General] ayazm.140895:
Thanks will try!!!!
[Optimus One, P500, V General] aravindsagar:
Also try disabling automatic update of apps.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] muning98:
Try clearding data/cache.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] invisiblek:
New thread to house the custom kernel built with linaro's gcc 4.7.1 toolchain

This *should* work with any AOSP ics rom.

Just because this kernel is built with the linaro toolchain it does not mean the rom needs to be compiled in a certain way.

Download here: http://tinyw.in/gnOy

I'll add more details when i have some more time.

source: https://github.com/invisiblek/android_kernel_htc_qsd8k

toolchain used: http://tinyw.in/gYmj
[Droid Incredible Android Development] polarimetric:
General question on this--is this kernel intended to be used with the nightlies in your testing folder only, or are its benefits universal? I'm a little confused by this whole toolkit thing...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] invisiblek:
Good question. This *should* work with any ics rom.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] stiltzkin:
I tested this out last night (been running mamarley's kernel) and I ended up switching back for two reasons: first, this doesn't appear to have the 128MHz CPU speed - I'm not sure if that's intentional or not. And secondly, my phone apparently couldn't handle this kernel on 1113MHz - I got lots of FCs. And the rating on Nenamark was essentially the same as my baseline on other kernels.

Just some observations - and your mileage may vary! I really appreciate the fact that this is even being worked on, invisiblek.

EDIT: Totally meant AnTuTu, not Nenamark.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] invisiblek:
Great to hear feedback. Thats all im looking for here really.. It doesnt have 128mhz because its the same voltage as 245 hence no real benefit to having it. Plus some devices are unstable there. I never overclock but i can look at the voltages and maybe get 1113 stable
[Droid Incredible Android Development] withbloodskies:
I can say it works on the new ICS TW rom, drains kinda fast although I think its rom related only.

I had only one reboot, got a freeze and then 10 seconds later a reboot. Its the only one I've had since reapplying new settings.

On freeze I was running SAv2 1113 Max/245 Min.

I have now lowered it to 998 and its running fine on that rom.

Other than that, its amazing.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] invisiblek:
i take this back, 128mhz is 25mV under 245mhz here
[Droid Incredible Android Development] bobAbooE:
never mind
[Droid Incredible Android Development] chocolate8175:
Can you clear up the linaro tool chain for me, I'm confused as to if the ROM currently utilizes it... and if so is there a certain kernel you have to use along side it. Sorry if that's a stupid question...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] thekendog:
Does this have fast charge?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] tiny4579:
I think so, based on this commit below I'd say yes:

add smb329.c for fast charging when plugged into usb
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ChuckFarley:
I'm getting some pretty great battery life with this kernel and the 6/21 kang. 1 day and 9 hours after moderate use and I'm still at 30%
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] ariel123:
i want to be a mod how?
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] jdbeitz:
you could probably start by not making pointless threads.... :mad:
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] veyka:
Moderator applications are opened periodically, see this thread for more info
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] bfollowell:
I am in need of some help rooting the Nook Tablet of a friend of my wife.

We both have rooted NTs and have experience using different methods on different versions. Quite a few of her friends at work have NTs and we've rooted at least five of them for them. One of them thought she had a NT but wound up having a NC and I had scramble to find what I needed to get hers rooted but it went off without a hitch.

This latest NT root has me stumped though. My wife uses an older SD card method and tried her method several times and couldn't get it to work. I use Indirect's newer SD card method and tried that but also had no luck. Her NT was version 1.4.2 so, just to be safe I reverted to 1.4.1 and tried. No luck. I finally reverted back to 1.4.0. Still no luck. Finally it occurred to me, I bet she has one of those newer 8GB NTs. I checked but she does have a 16GB NT. The ClockworkMod just won't load like it's supposed to. With the SD card inserted, when I turn her NT on, I get the Factory Restore screen, not the expected white screen with a box of the ClockworkMod. I thought maybe there was something wrong with the SD card I'd created but it works fine and loads ClockworkMod just like expected in either my or my wife's NT.

Is anyone aware of something different about a newer batch of 16GB NTs that keeps them from booting properly off an SD card? I haven't had an NT yet that I couldn't root and I hate to give up on my wife's friend now but I'm at my wit's end and have no idea what to do.

Thanks for any advice anyone may be able to provide.

Sincerely,

- Byron Followell
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] old_fart:
I would take it back to Barns & Nobles and have them do a hardware checkup on it. I agree with you in that it make no sense.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Cubanluke88:
Some models seem to not want to boot off sdcard without USB plugged in. Try booting into cwm from the sdcard with the USB cable plugged in.

Alternatively, you can try to get drivers working and use the older method to root the nook via your pc.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] bfollowell:
Thanks for the reply. I finally got it. I used Albert Wertz's newest SD Card method and his specifically said to keep the USB cable plugged in for this very reason. This time everything went well and my wife's friend is very happy. After seeing the new root procedure and his note about keeping the USB cable plugged in, I seemed to recall reading something similar several months ago. I'd just never experienced it and then sort of forgot about it altogether. I'll make sure to make myself some notes where I store all of my rooting files.

Thanks again for the help.

- Byron
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Cubanluke88:
A note: When tinkering with any android device, I always make sure to not only save files I'll be using, but also find a method to return to stock conditions and save any necessary files.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] bfollowell:
Oh, I've got the return to stock procedure down well, trust me.

Still awesome advice. Anyone else reading through this thread, heed Cubanluke88's advice. It is sage advice indeed.

- Byron
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] nathanmnm:
quick link for anyone else with same issue

Great to see you have this solved!

If anyone else has the factory rest screen instead of CWM from SD boot issue they might want to try http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1573196 - sometimes plugging into a computer isn't enough, I found plugging into the charger and the boot order made quite a difference.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] drmikecrowe:
Yep, I had the same problem today and finally tripped upon the USB as the key factor.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] yankeeboy254:
http://www.theverge.com/2012/6/21/3108576/google-wallet-confirms-software-issue-htc-evo-4g-lte

Reassuring that they're at least acknowledging the issue and are working on it. "Soon" is not reassuring though. Will make it much easier to clear wallet settings though, instead of having to mess with the build.prop all the time :s

Thoughts?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] erikivy:
Meh, I've survived 48 years with a conventional wallet and currency, I can last another week or month or whatever without GW. :)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Riff76:
I'll believe it when I see it, thanks for sharing tho

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[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] detcup4evr:
Those inactivity charges are going to eat into that 10 free dollars they gave out before disabling it.

Anyone else finds it ironic that google wallet dosen't support rooted devices, but the only way to make wallet work is to be rooted?

On a side note I like google wallet, but these are pretty bad growing pains hopefully google wallet can survive them.

Sent from my LTEvo using the XDA app
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] SoraX64:
Glad to see Google confirmed it for us, or else we might have never known whether it was actually a problem or not.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Blackcircle:
Thanks for the update.

via eVoLTE.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] StormMcCloud:
Hopefully they turn you guys on soon. I just happened to randomly check this morning and mine worked.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] riceatusc:
Google Wallet told me on twitter that they are working with htc and sprint because it has to do with a nfc component on the phone.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Genjinaro:
Still nothing for me, still stuck using the modified build prop.

Sent from my EVO LTE
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] bjg020683:
How are you using google wallet are you rooted? I am. Since I'm rooted it want let me use it.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] browning:
I also received a twitter message from them staying the same. Wish they would get it up and running again soon.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] StormMcCloud:
Being rooted has never had anything to do with the problem. The only thing I know I did differently prior to it working was doing the marketplace error fix of unsynching gmail and rebooting, then resynching gmail and rebooting.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] neopolotin75:
Make sure you don't grant wallet SU rights and it'll work
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] imex99:
Mine has super user, still works....I changed my build prop to the htc_jewel that's working now
[General Questions and Answers] chino3k:
i feel a wee bit embarrassed asking this as it feels like a super n00b question but i imagine that's why the Q&A is here.

i'm getting the S3 but am considering flashing a more stock looking ICS ROM onto it. i don't have a problem with TW but i just really like how stock ICS looks with the blue instead of the green theme samsung has on TW. however i don't want to lose some of the S3 features like pop-up video, smartstay and such.

when i flash over a different ROM than the one that isn't the TW UX will i lose those features or are these things embedded in the phone so you can never get rid of them and the ROM is just aesthetics? is there a ROM coming or in development that has a more stock ICS look but keeps the features?

i've never flashed a custom ROM before so i don't know what happens to certain features when you do, which is why i'm asking before i do it so i don't lose some of the S3 features that i bought it for
[General Questions and Answers] LoneBullet:
Hi there, welcome to the forums.

I've done a little search, and found you this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=356895

Hope this can clear your vague areas.

EDIT: From what I understand, you will lose the features that you current ROM provides if you are to replace it with another ROM that does not have/support that feature. So yes, I think you will lose features IF the new ROM doesn't support it.
[Motorola Droid 4] fwdixon:
Ok, somehow during setup I toggled on this annoying TTS feature where it reads each word I type while sending a text. However, in loads of googling and searching various boards, I cannot find any reference to changing this setting. I would like to turn it off. Thoughts?
[Motorola Droid 4] bdbraaten:
I haven't tried this personally but the first thought I had was it sounds like you might have accidently turned on "voice readouts" under the accessibility settings.

I'll test it myself and get back to you.

Edit: I just tried turning it on, I got very similar behavior to what you're talking about.
[Motorola Droid 4] fwdixon:
That was my first thought but none of my accessibility features are turned on. I forgot to mention it only happens when typing on the virtual keyboard.
[Motorola Droid 4] fwdixon:
And for the time being it seems to have turned itself off... stupid smartphones are too smart sometimes
[Motorola Droid 4] bdbraaten:
Which keyboard are you using?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blod_trog:
The reason I'm asking this is (no, I am not a retard) because my phone's display is not working, however, the touch is still working. I wanted to take my phone to my carrier to get the screen fixed and to be on the safe side, I wanted to lock the bootloader.

I just need the images step by step in ICS that way I know where in the screen I have to touch to enable USB debugging
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] safet5:
[/QUOTE]

what rom is on your phone(ics4.0.4 .....)

if ics4.0.4 then-1.press menu(2nd from left),2.system settings,3.all the way down(scrool page)4.()developers option,5.USB debugging tick on top right,6.you have to press OK on ALLOW USB debugging

If all done as on images you are ok to go.

sory on my bad english
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Billchen0014:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RD7ckfDja8w
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] polobunny:
You don't lock the bootloader while you're booted though, you do that with fastboot...
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tevil:
why?

i would just fry out the phone and get a full swap at that point. just me though
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blod_trog:
what rom is on your phone(ics4.0.4 .....)

if ics4.0.4 then-1.press menu(2nd from left),2.system settings,3.all the way down(scrool page)4.()developers option,5.USB debugging tick on top right,6.you have to press OK on ALLOW USB debugging

If all done as on images you are ok to go.

sory on my bad english[/QUOTE]

It's stock ICS 4.0.4

And this is my problem:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1723156
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] safet5:
It's stock ICS 4.0.4

And this is my problem:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1723156[/QUOTE

I had similar problem with my nexus,after it hit the floor.I searched all over,what to do and ended up with dismantling and puting back.Folow this link,if you are ready to:http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Nexus-S-Teardown/4365/1

Diskonected every single connection and conected back.If you are not sure about doing it,take it to proffesionals.

Since then i have no problem with my nexus s i9023.Installing diferent roms,testing diferent applications,and is stil good phone.
[Xoom General] oldblue910:
So...today Jelly Bean was accidentally outed on the Google Play Store as Android 4.1. If you added a Galaxy Nexus to your cart, the line item read "Soon to be the first phone with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean"

Obviously we are all expecting the new Nexus tablet to be unveiled at Google I/O. With that in mind, adding to it the fact that the VZW Xoom will reach 18 months in August and the WiFi Xoom in October, what say ye? Do we stand a chance of getting Jelly Bean on the Xoom?

I personally say yes since JB is just a point release. I'm sure WiFi will get it first followed by VZW a month or two later. If the Xoom gets JB however, I would be shocked if it received the next major release (5.0).
[Xoom General] d3athsd00r:
Unless Google changes something dramatically like they did from Gingerbread/honeycomb to ICS, I would think the community will be able to get it running quite easily. However, I'm doubting anything farther than 4.1 will be official.
[Xoom General] JackFlintHD:
Hopefully, havent had an update for my xoom in a long time!
[Xoom General] matt4321:
I think the chances of officialness is fairly decent, and even still, it'll be open source and the Xoom specs are still decent, it won't be hard to get it running. I even think the the next update could be official. HTC still give official updates the the Desire HD (Inspire 4G I think) and that's over 2 years old but still a decent device
[Xoom General] gmanunited:
Hopefully this Xoom will be updated to jellybean should be easy since this device is stock ICS.
[Xoom General] giegi_dc:
Motorola hasn't yet updated to ICS and you ask for Jelly Bean?????

EMEA Wifi + 3g Xoom haven't yet got ICS.

They will need at least two years.

What a mistake buying a product from usa manufacturer......never ever again.....
[Xoom General] gmanunited:
Xoom WIFI hopefully will be updated. It has received updates in a timely matter. If not the community will address the update.
[Xoom General] oldblue910:
I'm talking about the US version, where the Xoom runs stock ICS and gets updates straight from Google. The international versions have Motorola customizations and obviously, updates come from Motorola rather than Google. You guys are probably screwed. :(
[Xoom General] SamXp:
Did they just say that the Xoom is getting Jelly Bean mid July at the Google I/O keynote?!

Edit: Yep

http://content.usatoday.com/communi...log-googles-io-keynote-address/1#.T-s_afXud8E
[Xoom General] Cubanluke88:
More importantly, the Jelly Bean SDK is available today.
[Xoom General] blackte4:
So happen I still have my xoom... Jelly is coming in July... I can't wait....
[Xoom General] eyriiii:
Who cares about what Motorola does? We have some awesome developers who fixed ICS to us european users.
[Xoom General] SamXp:
Forget ICS! Jelly Bean is looking very impressive! Love the offline Voice to Text function. And the Voice Google Search is really nice.

Google+ for tablets today and Jelly Bean in a few weeks. Exciting day for my Xoom.
[Xoom General] quordandis:
Yeah, gizmodo reported the same thing: http://gizmodo.com/5921713/android-jelly-beans-new-features
[Xoom General] Outcome:
So, one thing that didn't seem clear... the Nexus 7 is obviously designed to be held like a phone (portrait mode)... so the decision to still have it default to a tablet like interface in apps (larger screen) yet still retain the phone like UI layout makes sense... But what about for landscape style 10 inch tablets like the Xoom? Are we going to see the honeycomb like interface disappear and be replaced with the jelly bean launcher at the bottom / notification bar at the top?
[Xoom General] SamXp:
That would be a mistake. I use the Xoom with almost entirely widgets. The large screen is conducive to quickly scanning content in widgets. Mail, News Reader, Calender, etc. without even opening the app.

But that new Google+ for tablets is definitely landscape mode.
[Xoom General] Outcome:
I think it would be a mistake too... but it seems they are trying to unify the interface between the two even more... I hope not...
[Xoom General] ezekionokia:
on the xoom 2 we still don't have ICS, not to mention android 4.1.

Keep dreaming boys.
[Xoom General] SamXp:
Tell that to Director of Product Managment, Hugo Barra. He said it.
[Xoom General] oldblue910:
Clearly you don't get it. The original Xoom is a Google Experience Device in the USA. It's like a Nexus tablet without carrying the Nexus name. It runs stock Android and updates come from Google. The Xoom 2 is NOT a Google Experience device, therefore it runs a customized firmware done by Motorola and updated by Motorola.

You're comparing apples to trucks.

The U.S. WiFi-only and Verizon 3/4G Xoom models will get Jelly Bean. As for international Xooms, who knows. The Xoom 2 isn't part of this discussion.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] thehobster:
Maybe this is something I've just missed (and yes I've searched), but I thought when I installed Sideload Wonder Machine (SWM) after getting my Captivate way back when I just turned on USB debugging.

With my Note, I rooted it following http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1518962 which was fine. I wanted to see if I could find a way to setup a mobile hot spot so I downloaded an APK.

I installed SWM. I forgot to turn on USB debugging, and when I ran SWM to load the APK it didn't give me an error. However, the app didn't load. I realized that I hadn't turned on USB debugging.

So, I switched on USB debugging, plugged the Note back into the PC, and MTP started up. But then I run SWM and get a device not found error.

I'm running stock.

Questions:

Is MTP supposed to initialize when I plug the Note into the USB? I'm assuming yes.

If USB debugging is on, why does MTP start?

Can SWM work when MTP is running, and if so, why is mine saying device not found?

Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] lactardjosh:
You don't need SWM with the Note. Just enable unknown sources in the phone settings.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] studacris:
Wow dude... Unknown sources was added in to kb2 which is the last official FROYO build.

SWM has been obsolete for about a year on that device. Unless you kept it on stock eclair and never updated it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] thehobster:
I rooted the Captivate when it was running Eclair then loaded custom ROMs and didn't think twice about sideloading.

I assumed sideloading was still required on AT&T stock ROMs which is what I have on the Note. Obviously a bad assumption on my part.
[HTC Wildfire S] ogfrier:
Anyone know of a good battery saver app that actually work? Right now I'm using juice defender ultimate and it is OK and I'm sure most of the problem is the rom I'm using (simonsimons34's cm9 for marvelc, great rom;)) I just charged my phone to 86% and 15 minutes later its at 61%. Any advice or tips are greatly appreciated, thank you.
[HTC Wildfire S] AceRoom:
Is deep sleep working on that ROM cause that's an awful lot of battery usage... Or were you doing something battery-expensive at the time?
[HTC Wildfire S] vbhtt:
I personally don't believe in battery saving apps. All they do is manage your phone's hardware (wifi,Bluetooth etc.) They are always running in the background so they use even more battery. Apps like BetterBatteryStats help you track your battery usage so you see what's using your battery the most and cut down it's usage
[HTC Wildfire S] Thrawed:
I agree, it's much better to do it yourself via a notification drawer power widget.

Make sure bluetooth and wifi isn't left on all day, turn off gps (gps is still on, albeit in a power saving mode, even if the icon isn't showing) when you aren't using it. Lower your screen brightness. Turn off sync and data if they're not needed, and go into aeroplane mode if you don't have any signal (because your phone will drain the battery desperately trying to find a network tower).
[HTC Wildfire S] ogfrier:
I don't think deep sleep is being used on this rom, and its still in beta so Bluetooth and wifi aren't working right now. I have easy task killer to stop running un needed apps and juice defender helps a little. I have had battery issues before but I seriously want to just throw it sometimes, I feel like I am always at the charger with my phone. But thank you guys for the help.
[HTC Wildfire S] Thrawed:
A task killer will only drain battery, trust me. Leaving these apps in RAM won't use up any more battery, but having them relaunch after you kill them will.
[HTC Wildfire S] AceRoom:
If deep sleep isn't working, you would benefit from setting a lower minimum CPU clock. You might suffer a slight performance loss when you unlock. Or otherwise, you can try setting different CPU settings for on and off state. I believe setCPU allows this but you'll need to check.

Helped me slightly with modpunks alpha 0 which didn't have deep sleep.

Without deep sleep, I'm afraid most of the other battery saving methods won't work much...
[HTC Wildfire S] valerosso:
I dont think that setcpu will help completely, the mentioned drain of battery is a huge amount..and yes the best battery saver is yourself ;)..maybe your time time change the battery has come up?