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[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Felimenta97:
First rule of XDA: Never ask for ETAs... Never ask when it's done. You may ask how the work is going and such. Give him time
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] nihattt:
okay bro,calm dawn dont shout
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Felimenta97:
If you said this to me, wasn't stressed. Sorry if I passed this to you.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] K900:
Ok, the state of things is Bluetooth and NFC works, anything else wireless + Camera doesn't, lights is acting a bit weird, but it's a quick fix I'm too lazy to do now, the rest is ok. WiFi seems to be using some kind of their own code, at least with debugging output reduced, so I can't do much about it without reading the source.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] SnowOokami:
replacing the broadcom .ko file from the original rom doesn't work?

fixing the lights is an easy fix... it just takes a ****load of time :silly:

camera is a real ***** without the source code :( I've been messing with AOKP when I still had a DZ and it was a pain in the ass :eek:

do you have a repo?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] K900:
It's on my github, not the latest though. WiFi is broken on Sony's side, not much I can do. The camera HAL is linked to protobuf dynamically, and Sony's protobuf build breaks the boot somehow, so I think I need to cross compile the dynamic library using the AOSP tree as a base. I'm not prioritizing camera though, so you can try that.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] lilude56214:
Hi K900

Is there a way to use mms.apk in AOKP rom for Arc/ArcS as system app instead of conservation.apk in stock rom ? I really hate it but dont wanna use 3rd app for stability

EDIT: Thanks God, it worked, unbelievable. Just copy mms.apk in your AOKP rom for Arc/Arcs to system/app, rename to conservation.apk then set permission and reboot. It's the time to say goodbye a stupid messaging app :D
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] dynamic503:
Sorry but I am wondering you make st work for JB?
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] trevor7428:
OK, so backing up my current ROM, takes up alot of memory. I believe you don't have to backup

System

Data

Boot

Recovery

Cache

flexrom (another option to back up even tho i'm not using flexrom at the moment...kinda weird)

Isn't there only 3 of the above you only need to back up technically??

And is there anyway to automatically back up to my external sd card?

and restore from my external sd card?

Cause my internal memory is completely full, mostly from twrp backups it seems like

:(

P.S. in the back up option why does it give me an option for flexrom? and i remember one time it was like over 1000 mb or something, now its only 4mb (currently on aokp)
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] pio_masaki:
For a minimal backup to restore you need system and data. Those are the big ones but also the two you need to restore at minimum. If you don't care about settings and apps backup only system.

I suggest at least one backup with recovery and boot just in case something goes wrong with either one.

Cache isn't needed as you should wipe it before booting a restore anyways.

In twrp go to mounts and check use external SD, it will stay that way unless you change recoveries or wipe cache.

I never backup flex unless its an Acer based rom.

You can also move the twrp folder to external SD and your current backups will be available when you switch twrp to external, and you can delete any unneeded backups.

Tapatalked from my Galaxy S II.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] trevor7428:
thanks button hit and wanted to say thank you in person or text or in forums, what ever you call it lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Damian8a:
I need to dial some numbers during the *228 call for activation.

Dont know how, any clue?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Travisdroidx2:
*22891 is programing and *22890 is prl update. Just direct numbers if you can't pull up the keypad like on aosp

Thanks for that (also thanked in your original post)! I've had the same problem with CM9.

Note that I think:

*22890 = Verizon Programming *22891 = Preferred Roaming List (PRL) Update

Was posted in the incredible 2 forum
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Damian8a:
Well, it wasnt actually for Verizon or Sprint, it is for Iusacell, but ill try to dial the numbers i need in a row like *22813

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Stadsport:
You can also do *228# to get the programming call but through the regular phone interface, keypad and all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Damian8a:
Didnt worked for me, but i find the way to do it,

I just had to dial *228 and before calling i had to insert 2seconds pauses and the numbers I neded to press, It worked for me, it was like.

*228,,,1,,3,,1

And that was all, the commas are the 2 second pauses :)

Thank you for posting dudes
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] abtekk:
Title says it, after I installed Chainfire3D pro, the driver and the plugin for our GPU (PowerVR), certain apps can't be found in the play store that could before (Firefox, Minecraft, etc.)

Any idea on a fix?

EDIT: Fixed it. DPI issue, nothing to do with Chainfire3D.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] mayankbhatia5:
simply guy go in option and click fix market issue in pro version
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Shizuwi:
Hi, as I checked google play "Flick Golf!" is compatible with SGY, however once I loaded the game - the screen just shows a black display with sound, I tried using chainfire 3D with PowerVR still same issue, did anyone able to run this game without any problems? If yes, please guide me on how to set it up. Thanks :)
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] leongboyz:
Maybe u can try playing around with the setting to make it work/compatible:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1649852&page=2
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] glennlevi:
Some games in google play are seen on the phone even if it isnt compatible. Take for example Temple Run Brave, Max Payne, and a lot of others.

And as for the link, WCH version has been playable on SGY ages ago (CF3D Reduce Texture Quality + Qualcomm, and of course phone must be rooted.), even back when 2.3.6 update wasnt even released yet.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Shizuwi:
thanks for the response, however I did try playing w/ the settings with no avail, I already exhausted chainfire3d and swapper 2, same issue, tried using a glitch by reloading screen via task manager and same result, guess we can't make it work, but its weird as it shows in google play that its compatible with our device lol - im off to send a ticket to the developer instead - MOD kindly close this thread, thanks
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Souai:
Recently i updated to ICS OTA on my note and i noticed the voice changed from a girl's voice to a guy's voice when running the navigation app. the guy's voice is lower pitched and a bit harder for me to hear over my sound system in my car.

Basically, does anyone know how i can change back to the girl's voice? i know its not completely gone because occasionally the girl's voice occasionally leaks through now and then.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ubermetroid:
I want to know how to change it to Benders voice. PM me if you know how.

"Bite my shiny metal a$$!"
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Evo 4G63:
In your text-to-speech settings, use Google Text-to-speech Engine and set the language to English (United States)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] dr.ketan:
setting - language & input - Language - set it to English US

setting - language & input - voice recognition - set it google

setting - language & input - text to speech output - google text to speech engine setting - language - select English US

You can now set pitch from setting - language & input - text to speech output -speech rate

Now it will be female voice. with your desired pitch.
[HTC Inspire 4G] AaronAbercrombie:
I recently downloaded the new ICS rom (aospX) but I'm not a fan of the camera. I was using Cyanogen for a while, but I have yet to find a camera that I like as much as or more than the HTC Sense camera. I have the HTCSenseCamera.apk, but I'm having trouble putting it in the new rom...

Could someone compile the aospX rom with the HTC Sense Camera for me?

I have the HTC Sense Camera below.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Nick281051:
SEARCH BEFORE POSTING

Thank you
[HTC Inspire 4G] AaronAbercrombie:
I have no idea how to compile and I'm looking for someone to compile this for me... Is there someone that already has it compiled?
[HTC Inspire 4G] :
you cannot use the sense camera on a non-sense rom. as said you should have searched, there are plenty of threads that already covered this issue. thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iiDeadSeriousii:
I've been looking through the forums and to be honest the amount of options are kind of overwhelming. I'm looking for a ROM/Kernel combo to give me the best/most stable battery and performance combination. I don't want all day battery at the cost of having to underclock everything and killing every sync option I have, but I want no sacrifice in performance either. What are my options? Should I play it safe and go with the new CM9 or stick with vanilla ICS and just get a different kernel?

Oh and since this is my first unlocked phone, what APN should I be using? I'll be in New England mostly on AT&T if that matters at all. And will there be anything else I need to do once I get the phone on day 1? I just wanna make sure I'm prepared and good to go from the beginning.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phatmanxxl:
I'd go with either CM9 RC1 or Black Ice/Kangorade. Franco's kernels work well with these ROMs.

Easiest route, unlock the bootloader, use the GenNex toolkit to push the recovery of your choice. Flash the ROM as directed, make mama proud.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] techfanatic9:
Experiment. Mix and match and find the best match for your. With Android there is a lot of customization you can do.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] harveydent:
Stay with stock first, and feel your way around. Once you get your sea legs then you can mess around. The Gnex is 90% brick proof if you know what you're doing. Just make sure that you unlock your bootloader first before you sync your Google account because unlocking wipes data for most phones.

APN settings usually populate when you stick your sim in. No need to enter it manually
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] farfromovin:
AOKP has the most features, CM9 nightlies are pretty rad, and Bigxie's Jelly Bean is super slick. For kernels I've tried them all and bought everyone's apps but I like Trinity or LeanKernel. Been using Trinity for the last month or two exclusively, super happy. The world is your oyster with Maguro.

It boils down to what do YOU like from each ROM and which one stands out as best for you obviously. The great thing is just to try them all out. Lots are real good IMO. Don't forget to purchase Titanium Backup :beer:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jaycarag:
I was previously using AOKP ROM + Franco Kernel (latest milestone releases). I recently switched to Bigxie's JB ROM and I'm planning to try it out for a few days.

I would suggest to just try and experiment with the combination of custom ROMs and kernels. Each custom ROM and kernel provides different experiences.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nodstuff:
Sent via some sort of internet thing
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iiDeadSeriousii:
Thanks guys, I've done some flashing before back with my Evo I just left for a while when almost no ICS Rom was stable enough to be a daily driver. I'm looking mainly for advantages between Cyan vs AOKP vs anybody else out there really. Like who they're mainly for and whatnot. I appreciate the feedback tho.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] samsonpwnz:
Is anyone having issues with their S III not displaying caller id on T-mobile?

After the bloatware subscription T Mobile Caller Id ran out it seems like most calls I receive now show no caller id info. I wonder if this a problem tied to that app, or something different.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] SiNJiN76:
Caller ID as in someone that's not on your contacts? Cause, that's a service you have to subscribe to I think. Otherwise...all my Gmail contacts show up when they call.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jgalan14:
Called ID should be working fine but I believe you only get 7 days for free, I got rid of it cause I feel the app is just wasting my battery
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] samsonpwnz:
Even if it is someone in my contacts, it still says unknown.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] tiisai44:
My caller id worked 2 times tops during my 7 day trial. One came with the name and the other unknown. Do I want to subscribe? That's a no brainer.

Sent from my T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S3 16gb Pebble Blue running Stock ROM
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] moonfire711:
I'm running a rooted (mostly stock) rom and the tmobile subscription caller id is not there as an option on my phone. Therefore, I have never set it up. I have, however, noticed half a dozen people or so that are in my contacts that still show up as unknown when they call. If I call them once from my phone, it appears that my phone recognizes them the next time they call. What a pain. I've heard of several people having the same or similar issues. Hope they patch this stupid bug.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] IrieBro:
NO CID on T-Mobile

Caller ID stopped for me yesterday. I am not talking about the bloatware CID w/subscription. My work cell that is most definitely in my address book, is showing as "Unknown." Strange thing about this is that while on WiFi calling, if I call my work cell 1st, it will show the contact info. Calling 1st on the cellular network does not work. I am on hold with a CSR that is really trying but no success yet. She had me pull the battery and SIM. WTF?!?!?!
[NFC Hacking] Nhan Lam:
Does Tectitle / smarttag work as regular nfc tag ?

Does Tectitle / smarttag app work with regular nfc tag ?
[NFC Hacking] one5:
Yes and Yes.
[NFC Hacking] Nhan Lam:
so I'll buy regular tags .. those tags from samsung and sony too high :D
[NFC Hacking] Disconn3ct:
The only advantage to tectiles is that you can walk into a store and get a pack to try. No shipping, etc. Otherwise online is way cheaper.
[NFC Hacking] lookatthesunset89:
Yes it works.

I've tried using my HTC phone + blank tags + TecTiles App and it all works!
[NFC Hacking] motu90:
It should work without issues but there's not benefit compared to "usual" tags
[NFC Hacking] yaoverstand:
oh

my tags from Web Evolved are working just fine with the NFC task app
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Calpiyuki:
I tried rooting my ATT HTC One X following instructions from this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1709424

However I am experiencing some errors.

Please provide some assistance.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] stnguyen09:
Could you copy and paste the errors into a post? Your screenshot is really small. If you don't know how to do that in cmd you click on the application icon in the top left -> Edit -> Mark and you can click and drag over an area. Hit enter and it's all copied.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Dax01:
Hi guys.

I love Motorola, and I'm thinking on upgrading to a MAXX. But I have a few concerns. I live abroad so I need it to be GSM.

To my understandings, the ones who can take a Turbo SIM are GSM capable, am I right?

Also,

Is there a way to quickly recognize GSM ones? I'll buy it through ebay and I'm afraid I'll need to ask every seller just to make sure I don't buy the CDMA one.

I got a DROID 2 Global right now and it works wonders.

Is the battery life difference between and MAXX and normal Razr so huge that is worth the extra $100?

If you could have another phone other than MAXX, what would it be? (not S3 :P)

Kind a lot of question, but I can only change my phone yearly or so, so I need the best I can have.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] AndroidGreg:
The cdma RAZR with the verizon ICS update .211 has world capabilities, the GSM radio is accessible on it.

If you get a cdma one and its not updated yet, first check for update over wifi on it and if says up to date give it the middle finger then download matt's 1.7 utility and flash the .211 leak, its the same as ota,

If I could have another phone I would choose something like the droid 4. I kinda still miss my keyboard. But then again the RAZR's screen is larger, and OLED where the droid 4 is the old LCD pentile like on the bionic. (oled is pentile to but much less noticeable)

Just a note, I dont have a max, I have a regular RAZR that I want to maxx soon.

I would say that double battery life is definitely worth the $100, Im gona end up paying a extra $150, plus i got the razr on release so It was $300 then. $$$

A easy way to identify the GSM ones is the lack of the Verizon 4g LTE logo on the back. Also the official name on the GSM is Motorola RAZR, DROID RAZR is a registered trademark of Verizon I believe, maybe just the "Droid" part, not sure.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Dax01:
That was very helpful man, thanks haha. But what you are saying is that it doesn't matter which one I get since I'll be able to use my SIM just by updating it? First time I hear something like that...what about the SIM slot? I don't think a CDMA phone will have one "just in case"...

Would you say that for 350 I should definitely get the MAXX? That's my budget and I know I can get one for that on ebay.

Many people still insisting I should get SII, but I want to believe Maxx is the better one...even though I'm fooling myself...
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Dax01:
I just found out phones with bad ESN will work on GSM carriers.

Is that true?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] kevintstephens:
Pretty sure that the XT912 is the model number of the CDMA (Verizon) RAZR and XT910 is the model number of the GSM one.

Correct me if I'm wrong.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] adrialk:
The screen is better on the galaxy S2, fyi. The pentile on the RAZR really bothers me when viewing text. Hurts my eyes after only 5-10 minutes.

I recommend you spend some time with one before buying.

I'm looking forward to the RAZR HD.
[General Questions and Answers] TaLeNDiL:
Hi. I'm using CM9 on my Galaxy S I9000 and I accidantally installed the latest nightly of CM7 instead of CM9 on my phone. My message archive was gone, I couldn't reach it, so I backup of database folder from ../data/data/android.provider.telephony with root explorer and installed CM9 with wiping all the data.

Now when I copy smsmms.db and telephony.db to data folder and making a restart, android keeps giving me android stopped working error. and of course no messages at all.

Is there anyway that I can backup my sms archive??

Thank in advance
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] philly0128:
Hello guys, just got my SG3 today, and I see things are slowly coming along with roms/kernals etc. I want to know if anyone will be adding fastcharge to any kernal so I can charge my battery just as fast using the usb when in my car
[HTC Desire S] tady:
Hiya folks,

Bit of weird one here. I can't seem to switch on my WiFi anymore. I turn it on, it tries to enable, but then switches off without any interaction from me. I've done nothing different, software wise, with the phone over the past few months. I did, however, take a 2 hour drive the other day with strong sun coming in the window. I had been using the phone as a SatNav and I'm wondering if maybe it over heated and killed the wifi chip or something. Is this familiar to anyone? I've never heard of it before so any help would be great.

Thanks a million,

T
[HTC Desire S] rain987:
What rom are you on?

Have you tried a full wipe? maybe try to re-flash if problem still persist or test with a different rom.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] C_hope:
Hi.

Have been reading in t I have upgraded my Xperia S to 4.04CH, and it is a joy.

However, google / Sony have not optimized the usage of the screen of the smartphone, so the number of icons & apps available on every screen is limited.

Is there any way, that one coul "rearrange" the icons and free space on the different screens.

To illustrate i have taken a couple of screenshots.

Yellow boxes are items that ought to be moved

White boxes are umused areas that could be brought to use.

Anyone have any idea of how to do the above ?

Furthermore - is there a way, to get the phone to display a number 0-99/100 instead of the battery icon ?

Hope you have got some ideas

Thanks
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] DeeJay00001:
I still have Gingerbread and I use battery status bar from google play. The link is below.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.moddedlogic.android.BatteryStatus

DJ
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] DeeJay00001:
Also here is a screenshot.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] C_hope:
Thx, but your phone is still displaying the battery.

I should be possible to replace the battery with the digits ?

Anyone ?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] donjamal:
you have to have root (and recovery is essential as well if you don't know how to use adb) and modify system files to achieve that. look in the Themes & Apps section, someone has already done that and made the flashable zips available for download.

regarding the home screen issue, again, you have to modify the apk file itself; edit the layout then rebuild the apk and flash/push it back to you phone. there's also a modded home screen app in the Themes & Apps section, though i haven't check what has been changed, so take a looky there.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ben36:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1724602

But you need root

Sent from my Xperia S on which The Kernel has been installed but he bought no chicken.....
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Mrimstad:
Preaty sure you can achive what you want with any third party launcher, most have the option to sett the grid size of the hs.

As far as battery icon goes, il take the question further and ask: does the uot kitchen work with sxs files?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hybrid Core:
i've read that Galaxy Nexus Gsm has some versions, for country in which is sold.

what are the main differences between G Nexus GSM USA and Italy? network would be the same... have i problem to use an USA G Nexus GSM in italy?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] geoffcorey:
There's no difference in the radios, only in the software support due to regions.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hybrid Core:
What does it mean?

Inviato dal mio GT-I9000 con Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
The hardware is the same no matter what GSM model you buy. The firmware and radios can be slightly different depending on where it comes from.

In practical use, they're the exact same. The difference is that Google updates directly the "yakju" and "takju" models directly. Samsung updates the "yakju**" models that come out in different parts of the world. These updates are slower.

But it doesn't matter what firmware you have. You can flash stock Google firmware ("yakju") to any GSM model. It takes a few command line prompts and about 20 minutes to do, then you get the updates directly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hybrid Core:
So, if i flash a rom the difference "disappears"?

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Unlawful:
Something like that. Or you could flash a stock Google build i.e. yakju. In reality there is no real difference between the builds apart from when you're getting the next update.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Yes. The hardware is all 100% (effectively) identical. Any GSM custom ROM or stock Google firmware can be flashed on them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] coolqf:
No difference, and you will not have any problems. A 'google' android 4.0.2 is the same as a 'samsung' android 4.0.4. The difference is that 'google' updates quicker to newer updates, while 'samsung' takes longer. I had a 'samsung' version and just swapped to a 'google.' I haven't installed any custom ROMs...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hybrid Core:
Thank you for answers, i'm going to buy it in usa and take to italy

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[Nook Color General] dvrdwn:
I don't know whats going on. what buttons do I press to boot into stock os from cm7.2?
[Nook Color General] j8048188:
How did you install CM7?