yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Amaze 4G] gokart2:
I made it so you (hasoon2000) can view the thread. Sorry if you feel I wasted your time. There's a reason why I can't post it here, among things it's not my work. Figured getting the word out would be the best start. Maybe I was wrong?
[HTC Amaze 4G] imxsteezin:
No man its not even like that I appreciate you trying to help and speed up the process to get our kernels rolling out
[HTC Amaze 4G] KnowledgeBroker:
I would think all you need to do is provide that link and maybe give credit to the original person.. then copy their post into your OP. But they are right, if the site is locked up so people can't even access it, may as well post everything here.. then maybe inform the original author that there are people here who want to help test.

I for one can't really sign up for yet another forum.. just in forums alone I am signed up for prolly over 100.
[HTC Amaze 4G] cyndi.branam:
Had to re-build boot.img with the provided zImage file, and adb push the modules...

data works, everything is great, but no wifi
[HTC Amaze 4G] Whiskey103:
Thread closed, reason is in OP.

Whiskey
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] crimsonconcepts:
I have been looking at upgrades to my SGS2, and I am a bit torn between the two phones - Samsung Galaxy Nexus and the Samsung Galaxy S III (AT&T).

Looking at the stats, there is very little difference, and the Nexus is about half the price for an unlocked one straight from Google.

Battery life should be close, but the specs all show a much lower number then I would expect, so I am guessing that it is from the quad core version, and not the US version.

Has anyone done a comparison? I have been looking and always end up with the Quad core version rather then the Dual core one for the US.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] goheels:
The Nexus isn't an upgrade from the S2, it's a sidegrade at best (and possibly even a downgrade depending on what's important to you in a smart phone).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] KonnerTomlinson:
I've been having the same trouble . It just seems like the SGS3 is a better choice. Also the SGN isn't LTE and the SGS3 is.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] nash2018:
According to your question it's undoubtedly the Samsung galaxy S3

but on the other hand if you are a pure android fan and want fast updates from google then it's definitely the Galaxy Nexus...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Tubifex:
I would say that the SGS3 would be the better one unless you want pure Android.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] lyrad12:
i would say wait for the next nexus phone with lte capabilities..that's gonna be my next smartphone maybe, want pure android not pure bloatware from carriers and delayed updates
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] tory13579:
Nexus for sure

Jelly Bean makes it feel like a whole new phone, I am probably going to order mine next Week.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] rich.x87:
As much as you would hate this... I'll say waite.

There is nothing wrong with the SGSII. Its freaking awesome, and for me, it's even better than the G Nexus.

As for the SGS3, Android as for now, is in no need of 4 cores, specially samsung ones that are a brand new technology that is still in developement. Even Tegra 3 are equaled in performance by S4 dual core chips, while consuming less power. (as seen on One X series)

I bet around fall we will see a new and decent Nexus device, that i say its worth the waite.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Nick281051:
The at&t s3 only has 2 cores
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] qwertyaas:
I'm waiting for the next batch of phones with a new SoC.

The only thing I want from the SGSIII is that screen.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Eternalty:
I would say look at reviews of both and see which fits your needs and then make a decision. No one can make this decision for u
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] raduque:
IMO, the only reason to pick a Galaxy Nexus over any other phone is because you want quicker updates. It has nothing else over any other device, imo.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] RockRatt:
I too am stuck between a rock and a hard place. I have 1 line available for an upgrade now and another on Aug. 1st. Problem is my SGS2s work perfectly and even though the S3 has some nice features (zero shutter lag for one). It does not feel like enough of an upgrade harware wise. The GNexus is pretty much on par with the S2 except a slightly larger screen size and NO removable sdcard. So I decided to just wait. But my daughters handed down SGS1 Cappy sdcard just failed a few days ago. She was runing it with CM7 still and liked it. So since I am STUCK with having to get a new phone my dilema is this. Get the SGS3 and hand down my SGS2? Get the Gnex from the play store which I like the updates available but give it to her, then I STILL have 1 phone available for upgrade and another soon so IF something better comes along I can jump on it. OR third choice get a SGS2 I777 for her and waste one upgrade. Decisions decisions...

Sent from My SGH-I777 Running UCLE5 SANGRE AZUL 2 Rom
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] mattdm:
That middle option sounds good to me. It'd be nice to have an upgrade available late in the year or early 2013 when new phones start coming out...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Red5:
Wait for the Next Nexus that will hopefully come out in the fall/winter season.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] qwertyaas:
That's what I'm edging towards with my upgrade. I was considering selling my SGSII and buying the GNex in order to have the upgrade available for the next batch of phones (Krait Quads) or just wait until then with my SGSII although I would be able to sell if for much less at that time.

SGSII is such a great phone but seeing the SGSIII, that screen is just making me so tempted to upgrade. I'm a sucker for bigger screens with better res. Someone smack the temptation out of me!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] rich.x87:
Well... Give your daughter the SGS2 and get a SGS3 or One X. And you'll have the extra upgrade to get any of the phones coming later this year.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Skv012a:
Now when you say s3, att crap or real, int s3? Because if att one, id say stick to s2 or maybe Note.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] crimsonconcepts:
Well I know that the idea of getting updates quicker is what is would seem, but in reality, that is not the case. The Nexus models may be a Google phone, but they still have to go through the carrier to get updates.

I think that although a new phone may be nice, many of you are right that the S2 is an amazing phone, and should be good for a while. As far as the comment about no need for Quad cores, I thought the same thing when I got my Eris, and thought it was lighting fast... until the new apps came out and then the phone ran like a slug, even rooted and modded.

The software will push the hardware limits at all times, so if new hardware comes out, software will start to use it, which means that eventually the old ones just don't work right. This is the bane of technology. I also have an iPad, and as of later this year I am out of luck and will not get any software updates before iOS 6 won't install on it. (But that is whole different conversation)

Looking at the specs between the two on phone arena is actually funny, since they are both SO close. I have worked in computers for long enough that I know that a .2 or .3 different in CPU speed, isn't going to make or break a difference. Memory, Cores, and Storage tend to make the biggest difference.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Nick281051:
Nexus updates except for Verizon and sprint do not go through any carrier
[Motorola Droid 4] Aloth600:
Hey everyone.. I know i am not the only one that is wondering about this but i am just not cool with the fact you can not revert to GB. I am running eclipse right now and was wondering if there are any other non ICS leak roms? Thanks in advance everyone.
[Motorola Droid 4] rjcormier:
There's one called the artic . I think ppl didn't make many gb roms because ics leaks were fast approaching. I was considering trying my hand at getting another gb rom together but eclipse is quite nice...calmed my flash itch and I am trying to b patient for an official ics ota :)
[Motorola Droid 4] omniuni:
Many people have reported being able to revert to GB. There is a whole tool dedicated to switching between ICS leaks and GB builds. It just sometimes takes them a few times. I'm on the 213 leak, though, and I'm planning on sticking with it until there is an official release (It works great).
[Motorola Droid 4] tcrews:
No one has been able to go from an ICS leak back to GB. No one.
[Motorola Droid 4] jwagman1:
You cannot go back to GB. What the tool does, is reload the GB files needed in order to flash another version of ICS. YOU CANNOT REVERT BACK TO GB. LOCKED BOOTLOADER.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wasya152:
problem solved
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
Don't have that problem. I think you should contact dropbox
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] Darkthefox:
Sometimes when my phone has been sitting in my pocket for a while and I take it out and activate the display the screen will sometimes have a blueish tint that will slowly fade away after a few seconds. Does anyone else have this issue or know if this is a precursor to something failing?
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] nielp96:
Same here
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] XxSHaDoWxSLaYeRxX:
Change gamma coloration
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] Darkthefox:
I don't think there is an adjustable setting for that.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] XxSHaDoWxSLaYeRxX:
Oh sorry I believe there is one in holics Rom... Most likely you have a faulty lcd tho
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] ess.boyer:
Where in Holics would you find gamma correction?
[Networking] octapod:
I have wifi's at home and at work which I trust, and I would like to automatically connect to these when they are available, and ignore all others. Is there a way in android to specify a couple of wifi's that you trust and ignore all others? I googled it and couldn't find it so there's a risk that there isn't but I would like to hear how other deal with this problem. It seems to me like hooking up to an untrusted wifi could be security risk, because you might happen to transmit some sensitive data at the time. And because android (at least on my phone, galaxy s3, ice cream sandwich) always seems to be scanning for new wifi's, you could get hooked up to a non trusted network accidentally.
[Networking] Reilly1812:
Turn off wifi when not at home or work. can't connect if not turned on and you will save battery life. Assuming home and work are encrypted of course.

Still Charged Up
[Networking] octapod:
I could have misunderstood how android handles wifi. Maybe it's easier to ask this question: Am I guaranteed that android will never connect to a network which I haven't manually (by tapping on it), connected to before?
[Networking] Reilly1812:
It's never happened to me. I've turned off notification of open networks so I have to look for them and click connect before joining.

Still Charged Up
[HTC Inspire 4G] supergirl04p:
According to the OP, the torch is supposed to be a working feature. However, I have not been able to get mine to work at all. Was just curious if this was an oversight or something I should correct on my device?

Additionally, I would like to know what a safe and stable OC speed would be for my Inspire 4G.... I'm a bit of a speed-freak but do not want to jeopardise anything.
[HTC Inspire 4G] ai6908:
Are you sure your camera LED's are in good working condition? Speed wise, you can overclock it to almost anything you want. If it is overclocked too much, your phone will just freeze and you might have to format everything to ROM default to get out of it. I think you can go up to 1.2 if I remember correct. I always underclock my ROM so that it saves on battery.

EDIT: I found out that it is an issue with the ROM, follow this thread in DHD, you might need a different kernel.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28438592&postcount=153
[HTC Inspire 4G] supergirl04p:
LEDs and flashes are working fine. Thanks for the oc answer!

Sent from my HTC Inspire 4G

Cm9

using xda app-developers app
[HTC Inspire 4G] supergirl04p:
Also, I'm still playing with safer speed limits but the difference has made my lead thumbs a little happier. 1420 looked good lol.

As for the torch, I'm too up to my neck with commissioned artwork to reflash so I'll use the lazy fix and use my video flash/LED if I just must have one. :rolleyes:
[HTC Inspire 4G] yankee_pr:
I remember reading somewhere that the inspire can go up to 1.8 but it's not recommended to go more than 1.5

I have mine up to 1.3 working great!
[HTC Inspire 4G] irish.iolar:
How is this latest build for a Dd?
[HTC Inspire 4G] irish.iolar:
Wrong thread my bad
[HTC Inspire 4G] PickledJaW:
To go back to the thing about Torch, it its working in the 2.0 release and the test 2.4 release as well. I recommend the 2.4, it has better battery life.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] baqai:
I recently got a galaxy y but already I am thinking about changing it mostly because coming from sets like desire and bb9900 the display is horrible.I was wondering if the galaxy s is still worth buying new for around 250 usd
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mrsmiles:
if youre looking for something fairly cheap but also good then i'd buy one, but just not that price you mentioned you can definitely find it for cheaper.

lots of support for the phone here on xda, lots of choices for roms and kernels that make the phone much better, if you can find it for cheaper (i got mine for 200)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AlwaysDroid:
I bought mine for 130 canadian with a cracked back panel and a small scratch on the screen. Otherwise perfect. I got it a month or two ago and do not regret it one little bit. This thing is slick. Id say 175 would be a good price to buy one at.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nyloncrack:
I would say paying $250 isn't worth it. S2's go for around $200+.

Galaxy Nexus is $350 from the Play Store, brand new and still a top 5 smartphone. A huge advantage is you get updates direct from Google. For example Jelly Bean is being updated on these phones presently. Who knows how long before any phone you buy that comes from a manufacturer or cell provider will update.

I enjoy my galaxy s, as has been mentioned above, the custom ICS roms and kernels make it so.

I got mine used a few months ago for $100 Cdn or about $98 US.

My 2 cents worth.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dark_knight35:
Nice to see so many new users :).
[Galaxy S I9000 General] slaphead20:
$100 on eBay for new galaxy s
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gaspernemec:
Rather get sgs2 for that money
[Galaxy S I9000 General] baqai:
Thanks for the input guys.here in Pakistan the prices for handsets are absurd. for instance the s2 is available here for 436 usd s3 is for around 638 usd and galaxy nexus is for 415 usd

Also wanted to ask the phone I saw had made in Korea written on it.I recall reading some problems with Korean version?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AwfooL:
It is definitely still worth buying, maybe for a lower price or a used one as alredy suggested.

Same prices in Europe more or less.

Really dunno if korean version is a different model, there should not be any problem if it's just a FW thing, in that case you can change it anytime with odin and you'll do it anyway since you're probably going to flash roms on it, just make sure the model is i9000.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] baqai:
I9000 is written on the box fingers crossed either galaxy s or nexus s or galaxy nexus :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] elburo:
Check this out.

The I9000 was the fjrst of the galaxy s row.

They said ICS will not work on that device.

--> it works!!! And it's great!

Now Jelly Bean was allready portet for our galaxy s and it still works the new rom without any difficultys.

So you might have an older device but everything works great on it. And if u don't like the look of yiur software just flash another. There are enough!!

Another point to buy it: it s really handy and not so big like the new ones. (the only negative aspects are the low speed camera and "bad" gps. But everytime i used gps I reached my aim.)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Imaginovskiy:
By today's standards the Galaxy S is still a brilliant upper-mid tier device only really bested by the Nexus S and only other device near by is the Defy. Consider the fact that most devices in the £100-£150 range have ARM11's with Andreno 200's and you can get a 1GHz Hummingbird with a SGX540... Its a no brainer. So, yes the I9000 is still worth the money.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] turquoise.ht:
it would be right to say that samsung stopped the software support for SGS, but there are great developers on the internet who keep this legendary device up-to-date and they do it better than samsung employees.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Dimitrije R:
Yeah, its still worth buying, actually i just got mine today. I hope it will serve me well, atm im on stock JW4 with semaphore kernel :) I just didnt know it heats a lot, but well ill get used to it...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Oct-Al:
Galaxy S makes a come-back!

Having upgraded to the GT-N7000, I thought that my GT-I9000 would become completely redundant. Not a bit of it! Rooting the SGS and installing RemICS-UX was the best thing I could do; my only regret is that I didn't do it sooner. It has given my SGS - and myself - a new lease of life! I thought that the SGS would end up forgotten in a drawer, only to see the light of day if the GTN went down. But instead, the SGS has become a part of my life which I use on a daily basis in conjunction with the GTN. Battery life is good; performance is slick; there is a very modern look and feel to it; and - unlike my poor old GTN - the SGS has finally broken free from the accursed Kies. Others have mentioned the excellent work done by the devs on the various ROMs; and their hard work has led to a variety of ROMs which cater for a variety of tastes and needs. So if you can pick up a Galaxy S for a fair price, buy it, root it, install a custom ROM, and enjoy it. For those of a nervous disposition, there is lots of help to be found within the community - just be sure and say 'thanks'.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dark_knight35:
Dunno to what you compare, but I don't feel heat.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Dimitrije R:
Well I had Samsung Galaxy 3, and it was cooler, on galaxy s temp is about 42 C with wifi on and downloading something from market for example, i spoke with few people, they said its ok, but i dont know. is it? Phone is working ok, without any lag or something, now on stand by its on 30*C..
[Galaxy S I9000 General] hencke:
As others have said, the phone is still worth having if you can find it for a fair price. I got mine on a 2 year contract just before the release of the S2, which would have been too expensive.

I got afraid that the phone would feel horribly slow and outdated before my contract was up (like my previous Nokia 5800xm). With ICS Rom working so great, I no longer fear for that, as I use my phone daily for browsing, and to remote control my computer, and the times I get annoyed with it, it is mostly because of bad connection in my area.

I normally don't think it gets too warm, except when using wifi-tethering with mediocre-bad 3g reception.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] baqai:
Guys I ended up getting a galaxy nexus running on jb :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AlwaysDroid:
I am so jealous of you -_- . That is my dream phone. I'd rather have it over a s3 to he honest
[HTC Wildfire S] jpot1:
i am unable to connect to the mobile network and when i go into mobile network settings there are none. Anyone have any ideas on a fix for this please?
[HTC Wildfire S] S1gma:
What software version?

What radio?

Is your phone rooted?

What network do you try to connect and in which country?
[HTC Wildfire S] EdikNeznanov:
try to reinstall android
[HTC Wildfire S] heavy_metal_man:
are you on o2 or giffgaff? they are having issues right now.
[HTC Wildfire S] jpot1:
help

virgin mobile usa

yes it is rooted with s-off

not sure which software as i cant check now

being a newb and having a impatient wife that wanted it fixed i thought i could just reflash the stock ruu to fix it however i got a 170 usb error and now the phone dosent work. I turn it on and just get the 3 vibrations with black screen. no recovery mode and pc dosent recognize it. now im in the doghouse lol :(
[HTC Wildfire S] heavy_metal_man:
F**k. That's not gone well buddy :( but! Ill do my best to help :D Ok so I think you have hot your device stuck in qualcomm diagnostic mode. Which isn't very good. But, some people have had some luck coming out of it when the device vibrates 3 times. Also since you are full s-off (I assume by xtc clip?) Then you may be in luck :cool:

Afaik the idea behind that mode is that the phone is doing things, but with no visual. So, if a recall correctly you can put a recovery that is flash able by BootLoader and it will flash it. But I think you should take your stock ruu, remove the rom.zip by using a process manager and then throw that on the root of you sdcard after renaming it pg76img.zip (I think that's the wfs code??) Boot the phone into BootLoader and wait for two or so minutes. We will assume that it has asked you to perform the sdcard update. Push volume up. That will hopefully make it install the rom ect and fix it up for you. But be careful and remember to RESEARCH this before you do anything. If I recall correctly their is a thread dedicated to this! Good luck man
[HTC Wildfire S] jpot1:
mobile network help

thanks for trying to help)

I followed some guide i found using google to get s-off... atleast i assume it worked since on the phone it changed it from s-on to s-off.

I tried placing the zip on the sd card and waited 5mins hit vol up then 10 mins hit volum up again, then took out battery reinserted but just get three vibrates and blackscreen again on reboot.

Looks like virgin mobile replacing it may be my last hope ...
[HTC Wildfire S] heavy_metal_man:
That's not good. Looks like it. Well, in theory your phone should be stock. So they can't refuse you on the grounds of you messing with it. Just say it stopped working and you don't understand or something like that.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] Kurty007:
I recently got my HTC Raider 4G LTE at Bell and I was wondering if I could root after I do the official OTA download to Android 4.0 and HTC Sense 3.6. Currently, it is brand new out of the box so that would mean locked bootloader, unrooted, and S-ON.

I know how to get the bootloader unlocked if that is necessary.

Could I root first, and then do the official update, and still keep the root? Or should I update first, and then root (if that is possible)?

What should I do? I basically want the simplest way to get root (but it would be nice to also get the update but I don't care too much about it).

Also, do I need to get S-OFF? Again, I am looking for the simplest/best way to get root on my device, so I can get custom roms and stuff.

I have tried Vivid All In One Kit 2.2 but when I try to install SuperSU.zip in ClockWorkMod Recovery, I get "installation aborted". I don't think I did it right though... I created a .zip file, named it SuperSU, and basically copy/pasted the SuperSU folder that was in the toolkit.

I have also had a glimpse of the superguide in vivid android development but I think I need S-OFF... Is the superguide the best way to do this? Could some people show me some examples or solve for why I can't get root? Most of the links that I have seen are for the HTC Vivid. I'm sure they should work but I just want to make sure since I am using a Canadian HTC Raider (Bell).