yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iTz KeeFy:
At least your up and running now and your phone can charge, so that's a plus. I encouraged a member a few weeks back who had a bad usb port, to send his phone to www.mobiletechvideos.com because they are a very trusted source. He was up and running when he got his phone back and went ahead to say the service was great and had tracking on the package I believe. Here is the thread link, in case you want to read it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1709002

Edit: it costs $45 dollars to get your phone fixed by them so that's probably your best option in my opinion. Any other option will cost more.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Haints:
I guess I'll try mobiletech as my next move ...

In the meantime I thought I might just try moving files back and forth via the external SD card ... but now I find that I can not move files from my internal memory to the external card or vice versa ..

Anyone know what could be preventing me from doing it? I just get a message that says: "Could not move file."
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] mlin:
Is it possible to implement a modification to the dialer so that pressing a contact when smart dialing will dial the number without needing to push the 'call' button? If so, is someone willing to do this?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] skalatsky:
You swipe the contract to initiate the call.
[LG Nitro HD] rani9990:
Title says it all.

Sent from my LG-P930
[LG Nitro HD] shelz:
Mine has flashed the stock ROM 4.0.4. Via system settings- DISPLAY -front key light , i turn off the light...

Another way is to download an app named adjBrightness.

Sent from my LG-SU640
[LG Nitro HD] rani9990:
That's the leak. I'm talking bout cm9

Sent from my LG-P930
[LG Nitro HD] aaki_rocker:
settings>display>automatic backlight> tick "use custom">edit other levels> now set all the values of "buttons"(225) to 0 !

profit ! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nhan Lam:
I'm interested in changing navigation bar. But before I do , I want to make sure I'm doing it right.

Will it work with any rom (included stock rooted) ?

How can I create custome nav bar myself ? :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] HumanXv2:
You just have to swap out the images and you need to be rooted.

I dont know if non rooted can or not..maybe ninja morph or something like that. Its easy to do but if you make your own images just get the proper names for them or they wont work. themes section has plenty
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anton2009:
As far as changing the images for back home and recents, that's not so bad, you just have to unzip SystemUI.apk and replace a few images. To get more custom stuff like the addition of soft keys and different types of soft keys, that requires some more difficult work as you have to edit xml files and stuff...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] kharnage:
I have a T-Mobile version of Galaxy S3 and I don't want to try out the new rom(s) yet until there are more so I'm staying stock. I'm wondering if you can freeze apps on this phone because I remember you couldn't freeze apps on the Galaxy Nexus.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] SiNJiN76:
If you are rooted...you can freeze apps with Titanium Backup.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] CitrixLemon:
You can also disable most of them, with a few exceptions. I disabled almost all of the bloatware, the only one I couldn't disable was the "More Services" app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IonAphis:
Quick question, since I'm new to the Galaxy Nexus community.

I have unlocked my bootloader, installed CWM permanently, rooted and installed CM9 RC.

My question now is, if I was to lock my bootloader now, what exactly would happen? Does all hell break lose? Does CWM get deleted or remains in memory but cannot be accessed? Do I lose root (unlikely, but hey, have to ask).

Thanks in advanced,

Aphis
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] harveydent:
Nope nothing happens. Your phone will still work. Root will still be there. CWM will still be there.

Unfortunately, if you need to unlock your bootloader again for anything, you'll likely lose all your data since unlocking wipes most phones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] b177y:
Check out the app "BootUnlocker for Galaxy Nexus" by Segv's Tools on the Play Store (play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.segv11.bootunlocker). You can lock and unlock your bootloader without losing data. It works on the phone itself, no computer needed.

I installed it on my phone a couple days ago and it works just as advertised. Still have root and CWM, all data still there, no problems.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Just a point to note: that app requires root. So if you lock your bootloader, and subsequently lose root accidentally, you will have to unlock using fastboot, which will wipe.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] b177y:
True, but when I did my initial root attempt on my phone, I unlocked the bootloader and my data was intact. I was prepared for a full wipe but it didn't happen. I do have root and I relocked the bootloader. I can't explain how or why it didn't wipe.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
That because you have a Play Store Galaxy Nexus. Those do not wipe when you unlock the bootloader. We are trying to figure out why, but not quite there yet. :) See here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shayonpal:
Could anybody explain why would someone want to lock the bootloader back?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
People that are extremely worried about their personal data getting into the wrong hands. If your bootloader is locked AND you have the stock recovery installed AND you have USB debugging disabled in settings AND you have a lock screen password, there is no way for someone to get your data off your device without some sort of hardware hack.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shayonpal:
So, data security is the only advantage of locking the bootloader?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Yes, the ONLY advantage.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] harveydent:
I relocked my bootloader only because I don't like to see the padlock under the Google logo :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Come on, it's a badge of honor. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zenrage:
encryption anyone?

Isn't the encryption option the other way to fully protect the data?

So:

If your bootloader is locked AND you have the stock recovery installed AND you have USB debugging disabled in settings AND you have a lock screen password

OR

Phone Encryption is implemented AND you have a non-bobo lock screen password.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
You are right. I guess the only difference that I can see is that with encryption and an unlocked bootloader, you would still probably be able to pull the encrypted data to a computer and try to crack the password with more powerful software. If your bootloader is locked (and you have encryption or all the items above), it's not possible to get the data off the device.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shreddd:
Hi, I am an android applications developer. I've been developing for a while now and i feel limited by the android library available. I would like to mod my galaxy nexus and modify the information available but I don’t know where to start.

I'm currently working with the signal strength libraries and the refresh rate is too low (i know its that way to be battery efficient) but for the needs of my application i need to boost that rate and to modify other. Should i look at modding the rom or modding the kernel directly for that kind of purpose? Any information on that subject is greatly appreciated :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shreddd:
Alright so i'll assume you guys didn't understand what i am talking about.

I'm using android.telephony library. But the information it gives isn't accurate enough and the refreshrate of the listeners aren't precisse enough. Id like to modify it. But i'm not sure where to start. I've read a lot on internet but i can't find information about where to start. Can someone help me please ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
Yeah, I'm no expert, but that should be in the rom (radio interface layer).

Sent from my i9250
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shreddd:
Hey thanks for the tip. I have read on ril and it might be about what I need. I'll be posing information about it if anyone needs it but googling ril gives pretty much all information needed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shreddd:
This is hardcore hehe. I browsed trough all the ril libraries and i can't find the information. I really want to increase the sensitivity of the android.telephony.statelisterner and i am sure the hardware can dectect more information. It is just set like to prevent from battery drain... (imo)... There's not a lot of information on that topic. :S
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jblparisi:
Hello!

I have decided to port the USB Host Controller driver to the Infuse 4G based on the work of the brilliant szstupy.

If you do not know what all this means scroll down below for a diagram of a connection guide.

Currently I do not have a way to test full hardware functionality, but I can confirm the necessary host driver is loaded and can be seem by szstupy's USB Host Controller Application.

Core features:

Built based on Entropy's Gingerbread source tree as the starting point.Thank you Entropy for your insight and words of wisdom.

OC/UV BFQ CFQ 100mhz - 1600mhz Kernel based on the work of Entropy, bedwa, netarchy and LinuxBozo . Thank you Entropy, netarchy, bedwa, Linuxbozo and anyone else I might have missed.

MHL Patch / Video Lib Fix - Based on Entropy's patch fixes and ZenArcade's source tree commits. Thank you ZenArcade.

Voodoo Patches - Thank you Supercurio. You are a gentleman and a true inspiration.

USB Host driver BUILD 5 - Based on the work and research of sztupy. Be sure to thank him and and his team for their pioneer work.

What works:

Calls

GPS

Sound

Video playback

MHL

Bluetooth

OC/UV

HDMI-MHL

Voodoo Sound patches

Partially working:

USB Host driver support - Limited to the actual implementation. This is a very early, and very rough usb host support.

Known major issues:

None that I have noticed so far. *Need more feedback*

Installation instructions:

Method 1:

Download SGS Kernel Flasher at Google Market Place, flash the kernel, boot and report back with feedback.

Method 2:

Boot to "Download Mode"

Run "heimdall flash --kernel kernelImageNameHere"

Reboot and report back with feedback.

Download:

Use it at your own risk. If you do not understand the risks of flashing a custom kernel this is not the mod for you.

Gingerbread Kernel with USB Host support:

http://d-h.st/oe8 - jb_gb_oc-uv-bfq-cfq_uotg_b2.0 - 7/05/2012

http://d-h.st/pvW - jb_gb_oc-uv-bfq-cfq_uotg_b1.0 - 7/03/2012

Gingerbread Kernel without USB Host support:

http://d-h.st/oVr - jb_gb_oc-uv-bfq-cfq_b2.0 - 7/05/2012

Link to topic in the subject and sztupy's work:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21503469

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1468531

JB's Infuse 4G USB Host Driver port screenshots:

Shots from sztupy's [APP][2.1+][ROOT] Usb Host Controller 0.42 post:

Connection guide:

Please hit "Thanks" if you enjoyed my work or feel free to donate to my college fund by clicking on the can below!

Anyone I have forgotten to mention feel free to drop me a note and I will update the OP accordingly. Thank You everyone at XDA and may god bless you all!

​
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jblparisi:
Change Log

07/05/12

Cleaned up bloated code a bit.

Added optional OC kernel without USB Host driver support.

07/04/12

OC Kernel 100mhz-1200mhz + 1400mhz, 1600mhz.

Added BFQ Scheduling as default in addition to CFQ.

MHL, Video Lib patches.

USB Host Driver release BUILD 5.

Misc stock GB features.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jblparisi:
FAQ

Does that mean I can now connect my favorite USB DAC Audio Amp to the Infuse?

Unfortunately not at the moment, and that is actually what motivated me to start this project.

Quote from sztupy: "usb audio is based on isochronous transfer usb support, which is unfortunately missing in this implementation (and it is missing in the SGS 2 as well)."

If anyone has any other clues, be sure to let me know as I do think it is (and so does sz) theoretically possible. :)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] karlozgck:
Good Work :good: Thank you!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Zen Arcade:
Nice work JB! Thanks for everything you've been doing for the Infuse community.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] xDa.Fun:
:good: Thank you very much for your Great Work !!!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jblparisi:
Thank you back. :good:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jblparisi:
You are welcome. :good:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mikig_mkd:
To bad my usb port is broken(it only charges the phone).:banghead: I would have loved this feature. :)

Sent from my Infuse 4G running Aeon 1.4SL
[Samsung Infuse 4G] scott.hart.bti:
Great work JB... Your turning into a Kernel Machine! :)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] GoSooners345:
I remember asking bedwa about this and I think he is the next bedwa
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Clark Joseph Kent:
Thx Jb...I posted/updated the Community Thread ISET page, with your work.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jblparisi:
Updated OP.

Last update to GB for a while, I think.

Time to move on to ICS. :good:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jblparisi:
Yup, thanks.:cowboy:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Jep56:
used SGS Kernel Flasher and got stuck in Samsung boot loop! Used the three finger back to recovery and was in Red recovery. Had to re-flash Rom!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jblparisi:
Strange, it has been solid for me for a few days now when running in combination with jscotss and qkster's ROM's coming from ICS.

Try flashing it via heimdall next time if you can, or give the alternate kernel a try. If you can, logs and a bit more info would also be helpful.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] atrix4nag:
[HDMI-MHL] - does this mean, HDMI working? can I connect my phone to TV now?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jblparisi:
Yes.

The same goes to both Entropy's DD and Zen's kernel.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] atrix4nag:
Thanks for the prompt response jb.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] kangshoo:
thank you man！

We·ve been waiting for the usb host long time!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] aaron_hucn:
support MIUI 2.3.7 ???
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jblparisi:
Not at the moment... Unless there is enough interest, I don't see the point.

Sorry :(
[Samsung Infuse 4G] teloklavo:
when we have the good fortune to run on ics: Bien:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Zen Arcade:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1690854
[Samsung Infuse 4G] xDa.Fun:
I have flashed the Kernel with USB OTG support on Aeon ROM.

I have tried to connect my pen drive with OTG cable, but cant succeeded.

Tried to restart the phone.

Used different pendrives

Played with the various settings.

But Kernel is working good.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] elliot.newnham:
Infuse can't power devices otg. You have to use a y connection with some sort of power. Or use a usb hub.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] captivated1971:
does this have the 180 character limits on sms?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Zen Arcade:
I believe that's in the modem not the kernel...

UCKL2 and UCLB3 don't have this limit.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] captivated1971:
oh ok my bad thanx
[Acer Iconia A500] vangorra:
My Iconia has CWM installed. I used it a while ago to install the leaked ICS rom. I tried to install the most recent (official) ICS rom. Now my Iconia will not boot past the Iconia logo. I've loaded CWM and formatted everything and reinstalled the official rom. No go.

I figure at this point I have to use nvflash to install a new recovery image and rom. Could somebody tell me how to do that and what files to get?

Thanks
[Acer Iconia A500] blucmal:
Before doing anything else have you tried wiping cache and data? Has worked for me when a rom wont boot. Have you still got cwm can you access it? If no cwm you can accomplish this by holding power and volume up then toggle the rotation lock.
[Acer Iconia A500] vangorra:
Yes, I have access to CWM. I have tried wiping everything. I even successfully installed a new rom. The device still will not boot past the Acer logo.

I booted wit hte method you described. Two messages appeared in quick succession, "Clearing data..." and "Clearing cache". After the cache message, the device just sits there doing nothing at all.

Previously I had the data partition encrypted. Could that be causing trouble?
[Acer Iconia A500] emonero:
did you install an ICS bootloader?
[Acer Iconia A500] vangorra:
I'm not sure. That is why I created this thread. I'm looking to get the recovery and OS image necessary to get this device working again.
[Acer Iconia A500] Parva4:
As the previous poster noted, have you switched to the ICS bootloader? When I flashed my A500 with an ICS rom it too got stuck in a bootloop. I then discovered that I actually had to flash the ICS bootloader berfore installing the new rom.
[Acer Iconia A500] ibeqa:
You can't install official ROM with CWM. You need Acer recovery! This issue has been answered several times. Use search button!!!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] naouris:
Hi guys

Would anyone know which touch panel is compatible with my phone?

Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] SteenG:
As a complete beginner in Android and this kind of smart phones... well, I fetched a volume tweak as a zip http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1740993 but then what? Is it something along this or am I completely off (the rest is theory as I have no practice what so ever):

Have the zip file that you want to install into SD card.

Turn off Samsung Galaxy S3.

Press and hold Volume Up + Home + Power buttons at the same time.

Release all buttons when you see SGS3 Logo.

I know this will get something very DOS like screen.

Apply from external storage... ***but here begins my troubles..

I would expect that I could read the files from the SDcard but it says something like ../ no SDcard. I know when I use Android to look for files it finds a mnt/SDcard. Can anybody help me out on this or give me another method to install the tweak (sorry for my beginner state).

If I can find the zip file the rest will probably be something like (though I haven't tried for obvious reasons):

Select your zip file.

Select Yes – Install your zip file.

After installation finished, select +++++Go Back+++++.

Then select reboot system now.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Ringford:
Somebody have installed samsung music app on their u8800?

I want this music app. May be you can attach me. :o
[Motorola Atrix 2] noodlesdefyyou:
Greetings and salutations. I have lurked here for quite some time, gathering all information possible before attempting to root my phone. The first phone I rooted was my HTC Inspire (I think that's what it is called) after spending almost 2 months of researching. I loved CM7 and the time it took me to boot was incredibly and extremely noticeably improved; I'm talking 4 minutes down to 35 seconds. Then one unfortunate day, I ran it over on accident and busted the screen. Luckily, my upgrade was right around the corner, so I upgraded to the ATRIX 2 (foolishly without doing proper rooting research, I was desperate for a phone).

I am finally fed up with 2.3.6, and want to taste this ICS goodness I see everywhere, but being on AT&T I have realized that may not happen for a few more months. I have been doing the research, but am unable to 'grasp' the root process for my phone. I am going based on rough memory of the process for my HTC, and things just don't add up, and I would hate to brick my phone.

These are the pages I have been reading, but I may have missed something in the flurry of reading I have been doing over the past week.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1327741

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1396650

The ROM I decided upon is NottachAtrix something, located here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1567241

Relevant Info:

PC - Win7 (Custom Built)

Linux Box - Mint 8 (Currently won't boot, GFX issue, too lazy to fix atm)

ATRIX 2 - AT&T Network

Sys Version - 55.13.25.MB865.ATT.en.US

Droid Version - 2.3.6

Kernel Version - 2.6.35.7-g98a0a06

Build # - 5.5.1-175_EDMR1.25

I am unsure of what 'drivers' need to be installed, I have enabled USB Debugging, and set my phone to charge only; yet the .bat file included in the 2.3.6 root does not see my phone. I have searched, and not found any definitive answer on the topic either. Have I overlooked something? Are there any other files I need to have (Radio, GSM, whatevers)?

Thank you in advance for any assistance available.
[Motorola Atrix 2] prasannapmv:
You can root by following:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1742879

About ROM there are many available for our Atrix 2 in "Atrix 2 Android Development" section with a proper method of installing it.
[Motorola Atrix 2] noodlesdefyyou:
The link you provided contains a 404'd attachment. I am looking for the exact steps to gain SU on my Atrix 2, as the provided steps seem to be failing. Threads explain to have proper drivers installed, but what drivers and where? My PC see's my phone just fine, if I change to USB Mass Storage I can drag/drop files to my phone, Moto Central activates my moto sync thingie, and charge only, well, charges. I have USB Debugging enabled, yet the 'one click' batch file does not see my phone

What drivers? Install what OTA? If I am on 2.3.6, why do I need to upgrade to 2.3.6? There is no 'troubleshooting' listed under under the 2.3.5 method, just the manual commands the batch file performs. Do I have to use this Motofail thingie to root? It has not been mentioned in other threads...
[Motorola Atrix 2] prasannapmv:
Follow the instruction as given:

Install motorola 5.2 phone drivers

download the attachment from the link I gave you and extract it.

Enable usb debugging from setting/application/developement

connect your phone to motorola phone portal mode

Open the attachment folder

then click on "click-to-toot.bat"

rooting process will start

your phone will reboot 2-3 times
[Motorola Atrix 2] cogeary:
Use these drivers, they should work. Reboot your computer and then follow this guide. You should be rooted in no time. Just make sure that you are using a high quality (preferably OEM) cable to connect your A2 to your computer.

Good luck! Also be reminded that the Atrix 2 is not the Atrix 4G. So since NottachTrix is for the A4G it won't work on the A2 :\.
[Motorola Atrix 2] noodlesdefyyou:
Thanks for the help. As technology savvy as I am, it never dawned on me that I may have to reboot. I am so used to keeping my PC on for weeks at a time, shutting down usually once a month to clean the cpu fan, case fans, and mild dusting to keep it 'clean'.

I'll have to do some more searching for another custom ROM then; hell, if I had the spare time I'd help with CM.

Will be rebooting in a bit and giving it a shot.
[Motorola Atrix 2] noodlesdefyyou:
After a few days of relaxing, I cracked back at getting SU on my A2. Success! SU achieved. I then searched around for a decent ROM to use on my A2 (MB865) and decided upon this one here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1686157

After reading up on it, I did some research on CWM, since it does not 'recognize' the A2, to figure out how to boot in to recovery, and stumbled upon this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1346977

After performing the steps, and flashing the REMUS rom, I now have a softbricked phone. I am currently unbricking it as I type this. What exactly did I do wrong? Did I miss something? Is the REMUS Rom not actually compatible with the A2 (MB865) like it claims?
[Motorola Atrix 2] lilhaiti:
First off we need more info. Did you factory reset and wipe both caches first? Did the install say that it finished successfully?
[Motorola Atrix 2] Apex:
What for you mean by its "soft bricked"? Will it not boot into Android? Sounds like you wiped data and had a mis-flash. As long as you haven't borked the boot image, you night still be able to try a re-flash. Make sure you wipe cache partition, Dalvik, and delete user data/factory reset in CWM, then flash again.