yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paddybud:
1) Check if you have recently installed some new apps with bad compatibility.

A stock ROM should be functioning well all the time.

2) If you often gets an "x" which means poor phone signal; you may as well try a new Rom; or simply flashing a newer baseband.

3) I came across this "active dialer non responding" once too; when I used SetCpu to lock the lowest cpu clock at 138Mhz? or so; and it's proved that high-priority low CPU clock setting can generate this "active dialer non responding", as the cpu do not have enough power to respond at that low clock.:silly:
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] John.F.Remedy:
Thanks for the reply. The 'x' that I get is after I click to force close. Only for a quick second, then it gets signal again.

And I was using setcpu but I changed to antutu cpu master. Do you think if I upped the minimum settings that it might help it? Or do you have any other suggestions?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Trygon:
Use a new dialer?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] John.F.Remedy:
How so? I use Go Dialer EX but it's the actual stock 2.3.4 r800x phone. I've actually tried using the Xperia S and another dialer but no other dialers actually worked...
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] John.F.Remedy:
Anyone else have any help?
[HTC One X] dan.kels.r:
ok so im in okinawa japan on softbank with the htc one x. last week i saw there was a new base the roms were being built which had android 4.0.4 Long story short everysince i tried the first 4.0.4 rom (renovate) i have not been able to get data working unless i nandroided back to my coredroid setup. i have done everything i could think of with the apn. delete all and start fresh, tried editing the one that came with a fresh boot (it never worked on my hox or wifes gnex) and ive went into *#*#4636#*#* and chose my band and clicked enable data. also the mobile network toggle has been toggled many times trying to wake it up lol. anybody got anything? please help, any is greatly appreciated
[HTC One X] dan.kels.r:
Bump
[HTC One X] dan.kels.r:
And another bump for the night.
[HTC One X] dan.kels.r:
and a bump. still have the problem on the newest renovate rom. rolled back to leedroid for now. bummed
[HTC One X] kemmo123:
go to dev tools after you set up your apn and hit 'crash system server' if that doesn't work. use titanium and restore apn's.
[HTC One X] rayford85:
Try apn backup from the market first. If data works on our Rom then backup those apn configurations with that app then restore it on your new Rom.
[HTC One X] dan.kels.r:
im going to flash renovate and try the crash system trick. thats the only one i havent tried, as ive never heard of it. but, as far as backing up apn's, several apps including the new ics compatible tweakker app, say the device isnt supported to restore apns. fml. i really want to try these newer roms. i hope the trick works.
[HTC One X] dan.kels.r:
hey do you have an apk of dev tools? i just looked through my backups and i dont have that app
[HTC One X] dan.kels.r:
well i found the current dev tools apk and crashed system server on a fresh install of aokp. setup the default apn's and also the set i input manually to my roms. neither worked. apn backup and restore does not work. says this version of android doesnt allow the use of 3rd party apps to manipulate apns. what else guys? im stumped and really want my roms to stay current and im slowly and surely getting left behind
[HTC One X] dan.kels.r:
still no luck with 4.0.4

just a bump here. nobody still have any clue why my carrier isnt working with android 4.0.4? ive tried everything listed here. I know how to setup apns properly. theres just something different about the 4.0.4 roms, sense or aosp based, that doesnt let me connect to data.
[HTC One X] kemmo123:
so... find the ruu for vietnam. download it. go fastboot oem lock and run ruu. this will flash your phone completely stock as if it came from the factory. good luck! if you get confused or lost, use google search...
[HTC One X] dan.kels.r:
i will definitely give that a try kemmo. if the latest ruu work itll have me scratching my head as to why custom 4.0.4 roms wont work lol.
[HTC One X] bdorr1105:
Look at this legitness, you know I dont follow the One X cause its all about the GS3.....What version of android does it work on, the 4G? Has anybody else had success with 4g on the 4.0.4 Roms that your not having? Where are these ROMS based out off, international versions or US?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] revwolf:
I noticed when I first got the phone that there was surprisingly no recovery mode. I'd get into bootloader and try to enter recovery and I get the dead android guy with a red triangle. Well I recently rooted and installed touchwiz recovery and was able to boot into it exactly once. After that though it does the same thing of giving me the dead android with the red triangle. Phones is barely a month old so do I just need to take it back to stock and return it or whats going on?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JaiaV:
Sounds like you didn't remove/rename /system/recovery-from-boot.p

This file flashes the stock recovery every time the phone boots. The recovery you describe is the stock recovery.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1357642
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wangpengsdf:
Delete boot-from-recobery.p

If you have rooted your device,detele boot-from-recobery.p in "/system"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] revwolf:
Yup. that fixed that. Wonder why that step wasn't in any of the how-to's I read. LOL.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubakuba:
It's in mine =]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Just some background for learning purposes:

There are TWO files added to your system when you apply an OTA update: a script (/system/etc/install-recovery.sh) that applies a patch (/system/recovery-from-boot.p) to the recovery partition, effectively re-flashing the stock recovery every time you boot your device. These files do NOT exist in Google's factory images -- they are only placed on your device if you apply an OTA update. They serve no purpose other than what I just mentioned, and are not part of the stock ROM (in other words, deleting them is perfectly safe, and will not affect your ability to apply any future updates using CWM).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] z_extend_99:
I'm having the same problem. I can't get into the recovery mode. I just see a red triangle with an exclamation point.

Here's what I have done so far with my G-Nex. I had mine originally at 4.0.4 Yakjuxw. I received an OTA update to 4.1.1 JRCO03C and started to have some wifi issues. I did plan to flash it back to 4.0.4.

I used Mark Skippen's toolkit (the DOS-like GUI) to unlock the bootloader, to root, and to flash it to 4.0.4 IMM76I Google factory, and finally to root it again.

After reading more about manual ADB commands of doing the steps I've done above for further learning, I found out I can't get into the recovery mode.

I checked on the /system/recovery-from-boot.p and the file do not exist.

Will trying to flash a custom or stock recovery fix it?

TIA
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EddyOS:
The red triangle screen

IS

the stock recovery, but flashing CWM should sort it out
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] z_extend_99:
Yes. Except that I don't have any options to choose from. I only got a picture of a lying android with the red triangle screen and an exclamation point.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EddyOS:
Yeah, that's normal for the Nexus...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] z_extend_99:
I see. I hope you could bear with me more as I'm new with this. Will flashing custom recovery require me to do a cleanup of my files, I mean like wiping dalvik-cache and everything?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EddyOS:
Shouldn't do, just flash it when in the bootloader :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
To get the options when you are on that screen, just hold power and press volume up. More details can be found in the "basics" link in my signature.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] roadcarver1971:
Thanks guys for this. I came across this thread as I was flashing my GNexus back to stock as I'm selling it tomorrow. I've run custom recovery ever since I got this phone and I forgot how a stock recovery looked like.

I was going crazy reflashing the recovery.img via fastboot only to see the red triangle and the android lying on its back which is normal. I was expecting a similar recovery with less selection on the menu for the stock recovery.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] In3rDm0RetHeNu:
ZIP link for all wallpapers please. :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] tysj:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1738334

Higher Res and zipped here (credit and thanks to thread's OP)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] TheSkinnyDrummer:
I'm sorry Justin, but asking for thanks is so cheesy.

Sent from my coffee pot.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] justin860:
So is giving your opinion when it's not asked for.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] mattdm:
No it's not.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] justin860:
Ok buddy you're cool
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] TheSkinnyDrummer:
Yet you subsequently deleted the request in the OP. :rolleyes:

Alllllllrighty then.:p

Just saying.

Sent from my coffee pot.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] mattdm:
YES! Someone finally thinks I'm cool!! :eek:
[HTC ChaCha] didije:
I wrote down 2 pages and hit post but xda logged me out and now I'm really, let's say it, mad :)

Hello everyone.

Shorter version:

CM7

Pros:

1. Amazing battery life.

2. More options and settings (after all it is cm).

3. Nicer user interface.

4. Flash player 11 for arm6 is working perfectly.

5. No bloatware.

6. Fast enough and stable (not one fc so far).

Cons:

1. Front cam. Although back one is working fine it would be nice to have a front one as well. Minor issue though, I don't use it anyway.

2. Fm Radio is always turning my bluetooth on when I start it and use it. Don't know if it is supposed to do that but it is a real battery drain and I don't want to use 3rd party apps if that is even possible. This is a minor issue since I don't use it often.

3. Led notification turns green at 90% and more when charging and my phone tricked me to unplug quite a few times :) Also a minor issue.

4. Default automatic brightness is just terrible. I know that they can be modified through cm settings>display>automatic backlight but I am not sure what values to enter to get the best and optimum results. I just cannot get them quite right.

So, to conclude. Cm7 is just great and really ready for daily use. I only need to set up the automatic backlight properly and this is where I need your help. If anyone knows the best values for these settings, please, write them down in this or the original cm7 thread.

Best wishes
[HTC ChaCha] Alex C.:
I've set the status bar notification for backlight to 25/50/75/100. I feel that these values suit every possible condition.
[HTC ChaCha] didije:
Hi Alex, you must have misunderstood me. I'm not talking about those settings. I don't want to adjust brightness manually. I'm talking about window length, reset threshold, sample interval and custom light sensor levels so my phone can automatically adjust brightness. These can be found in cyanogen settings>display>automatic backlight

Regards
[HTC ChaCha] Alex C.:
Ah, ok then.. Unfortunately I did not have the patience required to set/tweak them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] montrealguy:
How do I get T9 on the stock dialer on Jelly Bean?

Why does Android always leave out T9 dialing? It is the most useful feature on the dialer? Pure stupidity.

At this point, I'm assuming that they leave it out for legal reasons- T9 is probably patented by Apple or something... Right?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nonione:
theres also no T9 dialer on ICS, at least on stock ICS, it was implemented by someone else
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anton2009:
You'll have to download an external app from the Play Store to get this functionality.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
It would be nice, but doesn't everyone just use quick shortcuts? Or type the name into the Google search bar which searches contacts too? That's likely why they don't implement t9 search.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] harveydent:
or use voice search. "Call Annie at her Home" is much more convenient
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] brealorg:
Any recommendations to a T9 dialer?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anton2009:
Dialer One and ExDialer seem pretty popular.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MS.:
Wait for CM10 :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eman3316@optonline.net:
Talking to your phone is not always the most convenient this to do. Especially if there is background noise.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thedudejdog:
Yes, but why would one be making a call if there was too much background noise? :screwy:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eman3316@optonline.net:
That is pretty cool that you only have make calls in totally silence. You must not get out much, lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iulipepe:
Youlu Address Book
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
android never had a T9 dialer unless it was a custom one from Samsung or HTC or other.

The ICS dialer is just a custom stock dialer with the functionality injected. Works like a champ though and sorely missed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] big_raji:
That's a fantastic way to do it. If you only have 20 numbers in your phone book. Try having 500+, and you'll get about 25% success rate with voice dialing.

Most of the time, voice dialing isn't even close. I had way more success under ICS. I've noticed that although the voice on the phone pronounces mobile as "Mo-bill" if you say it that way, it thinks you're saying "home". Ugh.

I hated using 3rd party programs in the past on my HTC hero and Xperia X10, but I suppose phones were much slower back then.

Dialer One seemed to be the fastest and pretty lean on resources back when I used it. I'll probably try it again if I can't find a ripped stock dialer with T9 functionality injected into it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nbdysreal:
I'm at work and, to be honest, just plain lazy at the moment, but has anyone tried to pull the phone.apk from an ICS rom that has t9 on it? Believe thats where it is stored. Idk if the framework will be so different as to not allow that to work on JB, but nothing a good nandroid couldn't fix if it doesn't work. Just a suggestion.
[HTC Amaze 4G] shuvarts:
Hey guys, I stumbled upon this mobile version of ragnarok online game and I'd really like to play it on my phone. It works on my ICS Touchpad (I use a custom ROM by OaT); but, it won't even start on my Amaze. I keep on getting the message: "Unfortunately, Ragnarok has stopped." Although I can play it on my Touchpad, bringing it with me everywhere is just a big pain; so, I really want to play it on my phone :p

Any idea what I can do to somehow make it work for my phone? I am assuming (more like hoping actually) there is a certain setting that I can change on my Amaze to make it work. Btw, I am currently using Speed ROM 5.1.

Any input is appreciated :)

Here's the thread about the game: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1706435&highlight=mmorpg
[HTC Wildfire S] javahnjv13:
Does anyone know how to get Google Chrome (beta or official) working on Simon's Marvelc CM9 rom? Can Chrome run on this Arm6 device or is it not possible?
[HTC Wildfire S] kalaker:
Google Chrome is not ARMv6 compatible. Sorry. You'll need an ARMv7 device with Ice Cream Sandwich or Jelly Bean for Chrome.
[HTC Wildfire S] javahnjv13:
Awe too bad :(, thanks though. Hopefully they'll release an Arm6 compatible version of chrome soon.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] XxAndroid:
I'm picking mine up tonight and I wondering if I have to buy a micro sim card or if the phone comes with one.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] planoman:
Mine came with one installed. ATT.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Romanbb:
My tmo one came with one
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] paullu:
yes it come with micro sim card when you get phone
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] usmarine0622:
AT&T did not send one with mine so I had to go to the AT&T store to get one
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] AttachedSilver:
It should come with one -T-Mobile
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] gomisensei:
Can't imagine a LTE phone requiring a micro SIM not including one... the online store pages for both t-mo and AT&T state that a microSIM is included in the box.

Do any other LTE capable phones have micro SIM yet?
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Gadgetz:
Mine came with one, i'm with AT&T. I just got an email from BB showing my receipt, they ended up comping the phone for me due to the fiasco with the preorder/launch...the receipt shows $29.99 for the sim, but again, I paid nothing. That being said, i'm not sure if they are charging for it or not.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Jirv311:
We're talking about a micro SIM, not a microSD.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] gomisensei:
Wow, my bad, I have no idea how I got that crossed in my head *deletes*
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Jirv311:
LOL, it happens. :D
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Gadgetz:
After adding a line to get this phone, I now have a spare microSIM and regular SIM....can't really do anything with them, right?
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] nabbed:
CDMA versions apparently come with non replaceable microsims burried somewhere deep inside the phone.
[Continuum General] killjoy1179:
OK, I'm trying something with our continuums and it requires editing the boot.img file, which we don't have, correct? But whenever we flash a kernal, the file is listed as zimage, and our zimage the same as boot.img? And we do I find our kernal in our phone?
[Continuum General] Albinoman:
The zimage is inside the boot.img
[Continuum General] killjoy1179:
OK...so where can I find our boot.img...I'm using root explorer so I should be able to see it in there but I can't find it anywhere
[Continuum General] killjoy1179:
Anyone?
[Continuum General] ciscogee:
Continuum doesn't have one.
[Continuum General] Txwolf1980:
Sorry... been out of the loop. Samsung does their boot setup a little different than HTC or Moto... With Samsung, we have zimage, which is broken down into initramfs and a primitive file system, if I recall. The initramfs initiates the primitive cache system (which is an rfs file type... hence the reason we do it differently). Once that is initialized, it starts the boot process in the kernel.

https://github.com/mistadman/Extract-Kernel-Initramfs

That site may help you a little with whatever you are trying to do.
[Continuum General] killjoy1179:
Thanks! I found a guide for porting any nexus from to any sgs device and thought I'd give it a try lol
[HD2 General] engelsione:
Looking for an HD2, This was a cool phone 3 years ago and I will like to find one. I have an EVO LTE and is my baby!! BUt I still have old files for flashing Roms on the HD2. I might use it for fun, camera and Mp3 player.

PM me or ( engelsione@gmail.com )
[HD2 General] Marvlesz:
There is a marketplace for these sorts of threads.

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1321
[HD2 General] laehtis:
200€ and my mint HTC HD2 is yours.
[HD2 General] peebah:
Got one in decent condition but with damaged charging port. Make me an offer?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trunggaga:
Does darktremor a2sd work on CM9 nightly rom??
[Android Apps and Games] CC268:
I have an HTC Thunderbolt and was wondering if anyone knows where I can find an unlimited skips Pandora app? I found one on here but the links were removed...
[Android Apps and Games] Markyzz:
They were removed because that is illegal. This Site does not link to warez files. Just buy a damn subscription. It's a hell of a lot cheaper than the phone you're using it on.
[Android Apps and Games] CC268:
Subscription give you unlimited skips?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jettubby:
Hey guys. Sorry to start a new thread about this but I couldn't find an answer by search. Heck my wife says that I can't find anything anyway.... :p

I just came from the EVO to a Sprint Galaxy SIII, actually two of them; one for my daughter. I've rooted both successfully and of course using CWM recovery. I come from the original EVO and used to Amon RA's recovery so I"m not intimate with CWM yet. What I"m trying to do of course like any good user is do a complete backup like Amon RA's Nandroid backup. Of course I've found backup with CWM but I'm getting an error on both phones and I think it has to do with the way TouchWiz sees the internal memory as "scard" and the real sd card as "extSDCard". Here is a screen shot of the backup so I have a few questions............

1) Am I getting a complete, fully recoverable backup? Why the SD errors? The backups are about 1.5GB in size. I'm also using TitaniumBackup to backup the apps/data. What's the proper way to do a full backup in CWM with the S3?

2) CWM won't see my real sdcard (extSDCard) so I'm backing everything up to the phone storage. I assume there is a way to change this, a newer version of CWM coming out to address this, or I'm doing something wrong?

3) When I used to do Nandroid backups I'd clear the Davik and cache first as not to have to back all that up. In CWM there is the options to "wipe cache partition". Is that the same thing as just clearing the cache before a backup/ROM install? Just wanna be sure....... ;)

Thanks

Screenshot of Backup Complete:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UpInTheAir:
From memory, I think that error refers to an external sdcard that is formatted as ext file system and ROM modded to "trick" the phone into thinking that it is part of the data partition. This was useful for earlier phones with limited internal storage and so you could install/run apps directly from ext sdcard on boot, without loss of performance.

CWM is looking for that partition and can't find it, so gives the "error".

Don't worry, ignore it, all is fine and appears (from the screen shot) your nandroid went well. ;)

CWM wiping cache is as you described. Dalvik is found in advance/ dalvik
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jettubby:
Thanks for the response. That makes sense. Yea on the sense ROMs we used the sd-ext on the SD cards and I guess CWS is looking for that sense stuff. Just wanted to be sure.

As far as the distinction of the internal store the phone calls "sdcard" and the real external card it calls "extSDCard"; is there any way to change that? I'm seeing apps ask if you want to store the data on the sdcard and when you say Yes it stores them on phone storage since that is called sdcard. :rolleyes: It seems like some programs know the difference but some do not so there is no option to store big files from some programs on the real sdcard. Kind of a pain.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UpInTheAir:
Not really sure. Maybe you'd need to format ex sdcard as ext4 and use some sort of script?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jettubby:
Another question....is there a way to get CWM to read my external sdcard? As backups are +1GB, it's eating up my internal storage. I tried "mounting external sdcard" in CWM but it still would not read it.

Do you i9300 guys not have this issue?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snowwhite007:
Just move it using Astro or another file manager
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SwiftSmoke:
if your using chainfires cwm you have the option to choose backup location when making backups. the "backup" option backups to extsdcard then you have "backup to internal sdcard"

cf cwm and root method found here:-

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1695238

or just his cwm here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1684535
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jettubby:
Cool. Let me give it a look. Thanks
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jettubby:
Yes I realize that but I want to store the backups on the extSD. If something goes wrong on a flash (which has happened to me multiple times on other phones), I can't recover if CWM won't read the extSD.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UpInTheAir:
Always keep a copy of a nandroid and EFS folder on an external device (PC) for safekeeping.