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[Dell Venue] Agent5150:
Yes.

Android 2.3.7

Kernel 2.6.35.7-perf cmbuild@qthbuildpc-11 #18 Dec 9, 2011

MIUI 2.4.27

Baseband: GTOUB1A140814-AWS
[Dell Venue] prasad12ka4:
It is same as CM7
[Dell Venue] terminal17:
It is the same as cm7...just that it is a miui 4 theme that's all
[Dell Venue] aces170:
Hmm I had flashed a friend's dell Venue to a MIUI ROm recently, as his stock FROYO had become buggy and unusable. However he his having the same issue, most of the time people cannot hear what he is saying? How do you resolve the issue?
[Dell Venue] aces170:
^^ any help here?
[Dell Venue] nguyen_vh:
I got the same error with my venue.

My partner cant hear what i am saying.

When I flashed back to 2.2.2 froy.... Everything was good.. no error :-s
[Dell Venue] aces170:
So it is a bug with MIUI, unfortunately this is a big bug, does CM7 have the same issue?
[Dell Venue] Samver:
I flashed MIUI on 325 firmware - all good.

1. Wipe cache & data in recovery.

2. Install MIUI zip file.

3. Wipe cache & data in recovery.

4. Reboot

All work's what I need.
[Dell Venue] Agent5150:
http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/detail?id=4681

sounds like this is the same "can't hear me on calls" issue. there are couple of files posted with libaudio.so... wondering if any will solve MIUI issue
[Dell Venue] Agent5150:
I tried your 325 approach. Still got the call issue as I reported.

You probably did experience it but thought it was a bad connection !:p
[Dell Venue] terminal17:
Any 1 facing the no sim card error on their fones...i am facing this problem recently...before never had this issue at all

Any solutions?

Am using TATA DOCOMO
[Dell Venue] prasad12ka4:
what exactly?

and which ROM are you On?

Baseband?
[Dell Venue] terminal17:
Am on the cm 7 rom

408 baseband

At times it shows no sim card

I didnt have this problem before with the same rom recently only it started...i have to reboot the phone atleast 3 times to get the problem sorted out...
[Dell Venue] prasad12ka4:
Did you try using other SIM?

Might be your SIM has worn out?
[Dell Venue] terminal17:
Not tried a different sim...but this sim is fine...this problem happens 1nce in 2 or 3 days
[Dell Venue] prasad12ka4:
Still I suggest try other SIM when this issue occurs.

Just to verify :)
[Dell Venue] terminal17:
Happened today again...changed rom to MIUI to check...heard this problem present only in cm7...
[Dell Venue] terminal17:
Till now no issues with miui.us rom...otherwise by now 3 to 4 times restart of phone would have happened
[Dell Venue] vovantuong:
How to fix GPS slow on cm7 plz help :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] senotrius:
does anyone know of apps to replace the use of hardware home button?eg:bk soft home .a stand alone app/shortcut would be nice.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Snusdus:
Save button or something like this. You can find it on market.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] senotrius:
button savior.I know of that one.it uses too much ram.but its not what I want.I just want a home button shortcut that I can place as a toggle on the status bar.there are many status bar apps.I use one with the power button and multitasking button along with buttons for all apps/shortcuts.they are just shortcuts/notifications and not processes see.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] leezrd:
Navigation bar in aokp and cm9 roms have what you need
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] senotrius:
thanks.but it takes up part of the display all the time.no solution I guess.:(
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] bananause:
understanding your problem but its not that big biiggg problem you guess
[General Questions and Answers] aleixsr:
Hello,

using BlincdIce v10, when I'm using wifi and I loose Wifi singal because I leave my home, 3g data service isn't getting online automatically and i must reboot my HTC Desire S. Any way to solve it?

Thanks in advance.
[General Questions and Answers] aleixsr:
Today I'm going to try BlindIce 11
[General Questions and Answers] GuestD0988:
If you flashed v11 and 3g works, everything is ok. If not, I would advise you try to flash the original htc desire s ROM (with root if you want to be able to switch to custom roms again) and see if the problem is solved.

In some cases there is a problem with the radio drivers, and you have to flash those over your v10 or 11.

Good luck!
[Galaxy S II General] Lycoss:
I made a Update zip flashable via any version of CWM Recovery;

This update removes a list of applications with their odex files and their cache;

This also removes the cache from TWLauncher (only the cache) for cleaning purposes.

Here is the list of applications that this update removes:

News & Weather (widget)

Calendar (widget)

Clock (widget)

Ap Mobile (widget)

Days (widget)

Digital clock (widget)

Dual clock (widget)

Mini paper (widget)

Application Monitor (widget)

Social Hub (widget)

Yahoo! Finance (widget)

AccuWeather.com (widget)

Game Hub

Music Hub

Readers Hub

com.sec.android.app.sns

SNSAccountFb

SNSAccountLi

SNSAccountMs

SNSAccountTw

SNS disclaimer

com.sec.android.app.snsimagecache

Android Live Wallpapers

Live Wallpaper Picker

Microbes

AccuWeather Weather Daemon

Ocean weather

Windy weather

com.sec.android.socialhub

PressReader

Zinio Reader

Kobo

ChocoEUKor

AllShare

TwWallpaperChooser

My files

TalkBack

Talk

Helv Neue S

Mini diary

Mobile tracker

Mobile Print

IM

TrimApp

Photo editor

Video maker

Gmail

Street View

Google+

Kies Air

Kies Wifi

Tested on ICS on i9100 phone without errors.

UPDATE:

Removed the following from the remove list:

Swype

Added the following to the remove list:

Kies Air

Kies Wifi
[Galaxy S II General] 000zui:
Thx, spares some time after upgrading in stock :)
[Galaxy S II General] Lycoss:
Glad i could share it.
[Galaxy S II General] valaponte:
Will it work on the t989 with the ics update?
[Galaxy S II General] blackspp:
Almost perfect but why do you think these are bloatware? i always remove almost all of yours expect for:

Photo editor

Video maker

Swype

Gmail

Street View

Google+

For sure swype and gmail are no bloatware, the others sort of...
[Galaxy S II General] Lycoss:
I don't know; You can make a nandroid backup and then try it if you want;

I have tested it only on Galaxy S2 i9100.
[Galaxy S II General] Lycoss:
Here is the "updater-script" file with those applications removed from the uninstall list; Just extract the "updater-script" file from the zip and the replace the one inside "xBloatWrRemover.zip" with this one.
[Galaxy S II General] vagsvag:
Nice thx only 2 things first if u do a factory reset after ur script tw stops working and 2cond if u replace the file u post after the script don't working.
[Galaxy S II General] Lycoss:
I just tested the file replace and it works perfectly, perhaps you forgot to extract the "updater-script" from "updater-script.zip".

About the factory reset you are correct, so if you don't do one it will work more than ok.
[Galaxy S II General] vagsvag:
probably , for the factory reset maybe the problem is the gmail, i had try to remove it before and i had this problem, i am not 100% sure because i had removed and some other.
[Galaxy S II General] Lycoss:
TWLauncher Crash Loop Fix

I think that if you install the "xBloatWrRemover.zip" right after the factory reset it will fix it, because it clears the TWLauncher cache also.

Or you can use this "TWLauncher Crash Loop Fix.zip" i just made; It just removes the TWLauncher cache without removing anythig else:
[Galaxy S II General] vagsvag:
Thanks again
[Galaxy S II General] Lycoss:
:)

Glad if i could help!

Also for anyone who wants a good cleaning application i strongly recommend "SD Maid": It cleans system efficiently removing temporary files, residual files, corpses from removed applications, temporary internet files from the browser etc

It also has features like freeze or remove any system apps.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wulfre:
Now, I know that one ROM can seem like the best to one person and (for lack of a better word) **** to others. But still, I am only asking for

recommendations

not the best ROM. If you do decide to give me a hint of what to flash. I have a small amount of criteria that I would like to

be met (in most aspects, not all). A kernel may also be added but is not necessary if you are unsure about it.

CRITERIA:

Sense

Good battery life (via ROM or kernel)

Easily customizable

No "phantom voicemail"

Working front camera, 4G, and other expected luxuries.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MBQ_:
My ROM.

:)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1684721
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] burghfan3:
Sorry that you're limiting yourself to Sense. Unless you have tried an AOSP rom and didn't like it, I think that you are missing out. I have tried tons of roms, and just keep comin' back to Vaelpak GB AOSP

Sent from my Vaelpak Powered OG EVO
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wulfre:
I just prefer sense in stability, but I'll still check it out, thanks :eek:
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Asonicperson:
Nitrous rom is a pretty good rom it has plenty of tweaks so its pretty fast and has a good kernel. I personally have used it and had a good experience with it. If your looking to save battery life I suggest you get no frills CPU from the play store and undervolt your kernel and maybe set it to powersave as a governor
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CRIME INC.:
Definitely tommytomatoes classic rom. It has everything ur looking for plus is highly customizable.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deliad:
hi,

i paird my bluetooth car handsfree, evreything is working fine, but

evreytime when i'm calling or answering a call i need to tap on the headset button in the dialer and select the handsfree even if its an paird device.

i tried to fix it by installing auto bluetooth - to enable bluetooth only on call

and with auto bluetooth connect - to select the paired device to automaticlly connect it to and - still not auto connecting

is there anyway to fix it on the dialer to auto connect to paird device

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] enryfox:
Hi all,

I just bought a Galaxy Nexus and I'm having problems with the ADB port: my Lenovo w520 laptop running win7x64 simply does not detect the ADB device in device manager. I tried connecting the phone to my wife's laptop (HP running win7x64) and the ADB device is detected so it is not a problem of the phone or the cable. On my pc I only get the Galaxy Nexus MTP device and that is all.

It is not a matter of driver, there is simply no device detected hence it is not possible to send ADB command.

I do not know if it is related, but samsung USB mobile driver fails during installation without giving a valid reason.

anyone having similar problem ?

thanks

cheerts
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
So... how do you know its not a driver issue? Sounds like one to me. Have you tried manually installing other drivers?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] enryfox:
Well, what is actually strange is that:

1) if I connect the phone to my wife laptop with USB debugging ON and no driver installed (it's HER pc, I cannot install my stuff), a composite device with two devices (MTP and ADB) is detected.

2) in fastboot mode, my laptop detects the ADB port and install proper drivers; using Galaxy Nexus toolkit, I can successfully list my device.

When the phone is fully booted, my laptop simply see only the MTP device. If it were just a matter of driver i would simply get an Unknown device in win7 device manager...

thanks

cheers
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nexicon:
Eh. Fastboot is all you need. :thumbup:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] enryfox:
After several attempts (including installing win7 x64 in a virtual machine ...) I finally solved my problem: it was indeed a driver issue, my win7 did not automatically searched for proper driver (and the Samsung driver is available on-line in windows update). I forced a driver update for the MTP device so that windows downloaded Samsung driver and now both the phone and ADB port are detected and working. It is still a mystery why the driver provided by various tool-kit failed to install, but nonetheless the GNex is now fully set-up.

Actually the solution is so dumb that I feel a bit ashamed of myself...

thank

bye
[GT540 Optimus General] snakkarike:
hey guys i am using sdsl 2.1 and there is no vibration in lockscreen even in pattern lock there is no vibration even if i enable tactile feedback so what to do
[GT540 Optimus General] liamwli:
I noticed that on a VERY large number of ROM's. I believe it is a bug in the ROM, so you should just try another ROM. I think Mur4ik's worked - but he left, so the thread will be at the bottom somewhere ;)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Willanhanyard:
Does anyone have it working in the US? When I run it from the apk it hangs at initializing and when I download it from the market with the market spoofer it says it's not supported on my device.

Sent from the best phone in the world Galaxy Note!!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] mejori:
you are going to get flammed/shot down.. sorry.

i even tried to start a bounty for this and all the answers point to "no it can not be done on our phones":( ..good luck homey!!:highfive:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sptz:
Hi everyone,

This is the first time owning a Samsung device, so the pegasusq governor is a new thing to me, I read about what it actually is on a thread but I wanted to ask to fellow S3 owners what are they using for great battery life - performance ratio?

I'm running Omega 6.0, slipstreamed loads of crap that is not needed (from the "safe to remove" thread) with Apex Launcher. I'm only using 2 homescreens, dark wallpaper, etc, the typical works to try and improve battery life.

Now the thing is, with SetCPU I'm running the default pegasusq governor ranging from 200mhz -1400mhz. Is the pegasusq governor the right choice here? Isn't it basically a variant of the OnDemand governor but Samsung proprietary for quadcore CPUs? I also recall reading a mention of S3's freezing or not waking up when it's set from the lowest underclocking point (200mhz), is that right? I've been using this for a few hours and no problems yet, but just wanted to know what are everyone elses experiences and what's the best configuration that has worked individually for you!

Cheers! Hope I complied with the rules, I did do a search but didn't find anything of this nature apart from a few separate questions!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
I use the same governor, 100Mhz - 1704Mhz. No issues. Works great.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bordikun:
Siyah kernel is using pegasusq so i think it is the best governer there is. if you're on stock kernel or lowest underclocking is 200mhz but in custom kernels you can use 100mhz.

I have set my SetCPU to 100mhz - 1200mhz and undervolting all 18-steps to -50mv. I seldom reboot my phone but not encounter any freeze on boot :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Filip98:
You should try tweaks for improving the battery life and peformance. Like supercharger, zipalling , random build.prop tweaks.... Etc xD but yeah use the samsungs "for quad core"
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sptz:
Thank you for the prompt replies everyone!

I remember with my Desire the whole development community was pretty much "set in stone" if you will, so it was really easy to choose a kernel etc.

Is there a kernel that you recommend? Is anyone using a "Screen Off" profile without any problems? If so what's the range you have it set at? That's what I was mostly scared as I remember on my Desire the lockscreen or taking calls would lag quite a bit but obviously this is a different beast altogether!

I'm also using AutoKiller Memory with Extreme Settings and some tweaks applied as well.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
I use Siyah clocked 100-1704 screen on. 100-300 screen off. No issues.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bordikun:
I set mine to 100-600 not having any issues, when reiveng notification/phone calls doesn't lag at all. Just don't use "power saving" option.

3rd party apps don't to any good to battery life it only consumes more(for me) cause it's always running in your background which consumes memory and also battery life.

stock task manager is pretty good, been use it always. Closing all apps and clearing memory
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Nah, Autokiller isnt a task manager.

Basically, Android automatically kills empty processes (etc) at specified RAM levels. It does this anyway. But on High end RAM packed devices, these values are too low to be of any use as the phone will seldom hit that low a level of free RAM.

Autokiller simply adjusts these values to be more useful for high end devices.

Actually, you don't need autokiller to do this. You can do it in an init.d script although I've not tested this on the SGS3 as I haven't seen a need.

Here is an example I wrote for my Desire AOSP ROM:

#!/system/bin/sh
echo "8192,16384,19200,23040,25600,30720" > /sys/module/lowmemorykiller/parameters/minfree

Default SGS3 is:

8192, 10240, 12288, 14336, 16387, 25600

These are for:

Foreground App, Visible App, Secondary Server, Hidden App, Content Provider, Empty App
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] droider007:
hii guys!!

i have found this really amazing app in gio forum.......i must say this is the best voice assistant app out there........its for both ics and gb....

try it out......!

thanks.....
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] stargaterules:
Seriously? I'm sure this is something that has crossed the mind of these companies before and I'm pretty sure what you're suggesting would not be profitable or logistically sound.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] daniel4653:
Very interesting
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] metapy:
It would be a HUGE phone! The reason phones are small and powerful is that they are designed from the ground up as one unit. If you want a new camera how will it attach? How will the existing hardware interface deal with the new signal. Look into why the S3 doesn't have a quad-core processor in the US. The System On Chip (SOC) makes what you know and love as a phone possible but it doesn't allow you to swap pieces like a PC.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Omar04:
It's an interesting idea, but this mean a complete rewrite of android from scratch I believe and will make fragmentation even worst than it is right now Also there is no good profit for the OEM.

But it could be awesome to have a customizable smartphone (hardware)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mattix724:
It would only require the OS to be compiled with a set of standard drivers for most hardware. Kinda like windows and it's generic drivers.

I would definitely love to have the ability to interchange parts like ram, gpu, cpu, screens, cameras, speakers, leds...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] someguyatx:
Several companies have tried this with laptops over the years and they all flopped. It is a good idea but nearly impossible to execute in cell phones. Manufacturing costs simply need to be reduced so contracts are no longer needed. Like computers did mid 2000's cell phones seem to be hitting a plateau where they cant get much better/faster/different than people want. There is honestly nothing that cant be done on E4GT platform except for lte.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] scarmon25:
Deleted. Wrong thread

Sent using an AOKP'd ET4G courtesy of Times_Infinity!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Shoulon:
Your obviously young op. Hardware isn't that easy as a computer for phones. The ONLY possible thing that can happen is if a third party company makes things to replace on your phone. (Of course better things) or even they design a phone that's all for upgrading its core components. However even that will need to be replaced just like phones within months. Just look at computers. Things develop extremely fast these days. No matter what the idea isn't effective for company's.

At least not yet in the limit of hardware we have today.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ora282:
You don't get it. These companies benefit from the hype of the newest phones coming out. It makes our phones look like they are less than they actually are and we feel like we need the newest thing out out on the market. These companies feed off of our weak, pathetic minds to profit themselves. Don't get me wrong, I adore your idea, I am just absolutely sure that it wont make it.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ydoucare:
Totally impractical. You're trying to take an entirely different marketplace and apply it to smartphones. It doesn't work that way. I promise you your idea has been thought of before, and many of the reasons mentioned in this thread are why it'll never go farther than the idea stage.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] elliwigy:
I disagree.. Its always good to have options but it will never be the android market.. Google wouldnt allow that lol.. I use other markets before googles for a number of reasons.. Ideas are what make reality, without them we wouldnt be where we are at now. Not to mention in such a short time
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] elliwigy:
Also wanted to add to the op.. What if they created one device to start that the manufacturer developed new parts for that specific device which the owners had to purchase the parts they wanted to upgrade? It would be a test run and if profitable would increase there base.. Why not? Even be able to purchase new cases for other hardware? It would be profitable and all us technology buffs would have a blast.. Its putting it in motion that is the hardest.. The idea is great.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] gtuansdiamm:
This should be the future of smart phones
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] JDinAZ74:
It's a novel idea but I don't see it happening unless the manufacturers and carriers can find a way to milk us for all it's worth. If you must have the latest and greatest all the time your options are buy off contract or buy out of your existing one.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] KCRic:
Great idea. I actually had a similar one a while back when I was still rockin' my G2. I also thought about maybe an XDA phone. However, there seems to be a stale air floating around XDA as of late when it comes to "why not". Everyone wants to knock ideas that are far fetched. I doubt Android would be the way it is now if unlocking a locked/encrypted bootloader was too "far fetched". Or overlclocking a phone was pointless.

Some ideas you have are very practical. The screen and camera being a couple. Something like the processor would be difficult given current build methods but all that would take is a very minor redesign of the way it connects to the board. Also they would need to discontinue the use of the SOC model. RAM would be easy as long as it's separate from the SOC also and the connections are redesigned.

This of course would take implementing industry standards like we see in computers with SATA and PCIe. Until that happens, this idea isn't going to take off. Now there's the issue of size that was brought up. That's a non-issue really. Let's take an sdcard for example. Swappable RAM couldn't be that small? I don't see why not because an sdcard is swappable and it's small. It also has a lot of memory - 64GB+ on something smaller than the nail on your pinkie. Sure some things might increase in size a little but nothing that would cause us to carry around Zack Morris phones again. We're talking a millimeter or so at the most.

The main issue with any of this is having it catch on. No company is going to start doing it on it's own. You'd have to create a company and make phones which would cause the competition (minus Apple) to adopt this methodology also. Anyone have lots of money or really good credit? :p