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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Anthonok:
Idk how its possible to not see a noticeable difference between the 2 if you have used JB. I love JB but its killing me not having features of custom ROMs. So I'd definitely say stay on what makes you happy but once the same thing is available on JB there's def. No reason not to switch.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] malibu_23:
see for me i find all those customization fetures kinda useless and over whelming at times. id find mself just changing stuff just cuz i could. often breaking or messing other apps up. took me a week to figure out that if you fool with the navigation bar the game nba jam (which i play daily) wouldnt start.

but on JB its all about performance. its smoother/faster than ICS. custom/stock. its its project butter engine.

animations more flluid, no choppiness and of course it has the siri competior google now. not to mention its prettied up a few gapps like google music/youtube/sms. the notification bar is waaaaaay more usefull, though still without toggles.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
This thread makes no sense. Of course custom Roms are gonna be better. None of the devs have merged the jelly bean source her so we only have ICS Roms for now. Jelly bean brings significant smoothness and speed, Google now, offline speech text. Its great improvements.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mwalt2:
Butter makes it better, duh!
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Captain Falafel:
After flashing CM 7.0.3 a long time ago, I haven't really updated anything or touched anything when it comes to the recovery, SU, etc since.

Seeing ICS, I tried to flash CM 9 RC1 Build 2 the way I've flashed other ROMs before: Loading the ROM and gapps zip to the root of my SD card, rebooting into recovery, wiping phone, wiping cache, then applying a zip. When I try to flash CM9s zip, I get the error:

E:can't open sdcard/name_of_zip.zip (bad)

I've tried various CM9 mirrors with the same result. I have a feeling it might be because I have a much outdated recovery, and SU binary?

My ROM Manager: 5.0.0.8

My ClockworkMod Recovery: 3.0.0.5 (latest 5.0.2.7?)

My SU binary: 2.3.1-ef (latest 3.1.1?)

When trying to update my SU binary it fails when copying su to /system..

Can anyone give me a starting direction on what I need to do to get CM9 flashed and working?

Thank you!
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wileykat:
Use the superwipe + 4ext 1st. or change ur recovery.

File sytem needs to be ext4 fore ICS onwards as far as i know.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kbeezie:
You can run EliteMod and CM9 for example on an ext3 filesystem (the zip provided will format whichever filesystem to ext4 when done in the actual recovery).

Though I have not tried CM9 since beta13 I don't see this being a problem. Though I would advise doing a FULL WIPE (factory reset + cache + dalvik) before flashing on any brand new roms especially when going from GB to ICS.

(last time I checked clockworkmod doesn't let you format a specific filesystem or convert backups from ext3 to ext4 , for that I use the 4EXT recovery).

@ OP you should not have to copy the SU binary anywhere, it should come with CM9 anyways (just like busybox and superuser.apk). The only additional thing you may need to flash on top of it is google apps, just like CM7 would have been.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Captain Falafel:
Worked like a charm! I installed 4EXT recovery, wipe/factory reset, wipe cache, wipe dalvik cache, and CM9 installed just fine.

Thank you so much!
[HTC One X] fredefl:
Hello there awesome XDA guys!

I'm currently speculating about the possibility of creating a virtual Media Link HD.

This would include, reverse engineering of the protocols used as well as acting exactly like the original device, except for the fact that it is not a real device.

I was hoping that this software could run on the Raspberry Pi and enable screen mirroring as well as media content streaming.

This will provide a very cheap, if not free, alternative to the very expensive Media Link HD.

This, of course, should work with, but are not limited to, the HTC One X,

So is anyone up for it?

I would be glad to help out with some programming wherever possible.

Thanks! :D
[HTC One X] peterrus:
Interesting! I actually read somewhere that it uses regular wifi, and just sits on your network, waiting for for a upnp/dnla request. upnp is not that hard to implement. I ordered a raspi and it should arrive somewhere between now and 10 weeks. If you would be able to implement something like this into the XBMC media center software you would have a very nice addition to your mediacenter.

Edit: partially this is already possible. You can't use the swipe gesture (but that is just a phone-software-side thing) and you can only stream media, no screen sharing, it is called uPnp/DLNA, you can use, for example, the iMediashare app to send media to any dnla compatible device (XBMC, some new TV's, windows media player?). Screensharing however is probably not yet possible and I wonder how HTC solves that problem, maybe they just encode your audio/video output into a movie file and stream that over dnla. We would need someone with a mediashare HD and Wireshark to figure that out.
[HTC One X] twe69:
Wifi Analyzer saw the HTC Media Link HD on channel 1, I didn't try it multiple times but will do, after I reset it a few times.... But don't think it automatically searches for the best channel that is free.... I can see another 2 networks from nearby homes on the same channel.

I don't have Wireshark though, not heard of it before either.....
[HTC One X] fredefl:
Yeah, we need some PCAP's! :D

Go install WireShark and you will see for yourself.

Obviously we need to use Shark For Root on Android, so the phone must have root. :rolleyes:
[HTC One X] twe69:
Unfortunately my phone does not have root, its locked down with S-On to for now :(
[HTC One X] verbaan:
Status HTC HD Link for Raspberry Pi?

Just saw this post (2,5 years after posting, sorry). Any progression already? Just bought a Raspberry Pi, and try to push Spotify from HTC One X+ to it. Did not find a solution yet, so HTC link would be great. Or has anyone a better idea to share Spotify by Wifi to Rasp?

Thx and have a nice day,

Nico
[HTC One X] Toichat:
Aren't there some android roms out for the rasp? Could just install one of those perhaps.

I don't actually own a rasp at the moment, so forgive me if there's some obvious reason that this wouldn't work.
[HTC One X] fredefl:
Since I haven't got a Media Link HD I can't really reverse engineer it. However as Toichat points out, you should be able to run a full blown Android installation on it. Hope it helps!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] anshu.viz:
Installed CM9 Team Chopsticks, and there is no haptic feedback present in the phone even though everything turned ON.

Any help please?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] anshu.viz:
*Bump*
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] anshu.viz:
Anybody??? Please
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] anshu.viz:
Any help would be appreciated
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnewylliw:
Has anyone had experience of re-applying one of these protectors? I've read that the inivsible shield 'cure's. I had my ishieldz on for two days and I took it off, wet it and put it back on the wax paper that came with it. Wondering if it'll be OK to put back on another screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] snuff96:
I've taken off ishieldz and reapplied them 5 minutes later on my nexus and tablet and it was fine, but I've never tried to put it on the wax paper tho
[HTC One X] welshandy2322:
Anyone suggest a Rom for me

? Was using a good Rom since April but due to lack of support by developer I need to move on..
[HTC One X] waz000000:
hard to say boyo im using the venom one have to say it's the longest lasting rom so far on my device.
[HTC One X] kampfbestie:
Take venom Rom

Best Rom four personalisation Verb fast stabile and good battery Live
[HTC One X] smithr179:
To be honest it depends what your looking for.

Stability - ARHD/LEEDROID

Cutomization - slimcs/exodized/venom

Those are just some of the more popular roms. I personally run exodized and I've flashed nearly every other one, always end up back on exodized for its aosp feel and performance and great battery life.
[HTC One X] SandmanPT:
hi

as allready writen that depends what are u looking for.

i've been using for some time in DHD and one X the Android Revolution HD

good rom and stable

also tested LEEDROID but prefered to go back to arhd

As sugested here i think i'm gona try the venom Rom looks niece :)

and see how it works.
[HTC One X] xzallent:
I have been using different ROMS. For most customizations, go for venom.

For sheer stability and stock look. ARHD is THE best.

And AOSP ROMS keep it simple. I personally love paranoid android. It's a hybrid rom

Worth checking out. Using it as my daily driver
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
Whichever rom works the best for you is the best one. Best thing to do is try them give them a couple of days to settle in and see which you prefer.
[HTC One X] eyosen:
ViperX is the most cutomizable SENSE ROM with its OTA support. Take a look at Original Android Development and Android Development threads. The best ROM for me is.the one where developers actively support their users.
[HTC One X] theDroidfanatic:
TBalden's CM9 and Floatshow's ParanoidAndroid (officially best battery life)

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] flexxxy:
I'd say Trips CM9 Rom with jelly bean stuff, very very smooth, and nice battery time. Still a little buggy, so you need to be able to handle that...
[HTC One X] _ice_man_:
IMHO for me it was and still is that pokemon Rom with faux kernel. The best one i used do far. Right behind is leedriod and ARHD. Havent tried Venom because one of my friends bricked his phone trying to install it and the install procedure is atleast complicated and undefined. Some say you should install it this way others say different. They dont even say does the auto-rom flasher work on a stock-rooted phone.
[HTC One X] Amicushia:
I would suggest the Venom rom, good battery and alot of custom stuff :)

Would you like to stick close to stock I suggest ARHD :)
[HTC One X] sorr932:
many AOSP roms

most AOSP ROMs are cool..

i use CM9 port and my friend uses IcedCooled AOKP.. they work pretty well
[HTC One X] grtmoby:
Go with venom, u won't regret it. It is very stable and battery life is awesome.
[HTC One X] Awt67:
Give Domination CyanogenMod 9 a whirl. Its a sensless rom but has an almost entirely ICS feel to it. Easy to use with great features
[HTC One X] proeprnorf:
been using Leedroid for a while nice ROM clean and stable with some nice tweaks
[HTC One X] Istvan_86:
Give a try to Domination + faux3b11 kernel and undervolt it in 100mv. Nice rom, many costomization options, stable and fast.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dunul:
Hello all!

There is an issue i'm experiencing in the last couple weeks-

sometimes during the day when i try to make some calls, there is a strange delay, something like 10-30 second from the moment i press call to the moment it actually calls.

my rom is - RGUI_NDT MIUI V2

i'm experiencing it since V1.

i tried to use different modems without success.

any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Immortalis:
Add to bulid.prop this line:

ro.telephony.call_ring.delay=0

reboot, and then check. Root needed.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dunul:
it didn't help :(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Immortalis:
I think this is ROM problem. Just try to flash another one.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coolsixty:
in Miui rom. there are several apps hooked on the call intent which means the call action will not get

through until it finished the processing. these apps are black list , callerid, number attribution.

It usually happens if you have large amount of contacts or slow flash read speed.

please try a clean rom instead and see whether the issue is gone or not, if you do meed these caller id blacklist, number attribution features. you can try the rocketdial, it is well organized and made sure tbe call will not be delayed.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phositadc:
I bought a new Nexus S off eBay recently. It came with Android 2.3.4 but I ran the update.zip files to get it up to 4.0.4 and am now awaiting JB OTA. Plan to keep this thing completely stock for the time being, so I'm especially interested in battery expectations for a totally stock phone.

My phone came with some cheap-o third party battery. It's only 1400 mAh, and it is NOT the OEM Samsung battery. I'm getting HORRIBLE battery life with it. See attached screen shots, which show battery loss of nearly 7% per hour IN AIRPLANE MODE, WIFI OFF, PHONE NOT BEING USED AT ALL. You can also see that there were no wake locks, and that the phone was in deep sleep for 99% of time off battery. Yes, it was losing 7% per hour even in that state.

I assume that the third-party battery that I have is just ridiculously crappy and cheap. Can anybody give me an idea of what a reasonable expectation of battery life should be with the OEM Samsung battery? I'm assuming I should be able to get 3-4 hours screen-on time + 14-16 hours off-charger. All I will be using the phone for is browsing web, email, and XDA. No gaming, no movies, no music. So I'm hoping 3+ hours screen on & 14+ hours off-charger is a reasonable expectation with OEM Samsung battery.

If anybody can confirm that my third-party battery just sucks and I should get better battery life with an OEM battery, I would greatly appreciate it. If this is normal battery life with OEM battery while in AIRPLANE MODE and not even using the phone, then I don't think I can tolerate that.

Many thanks.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kboya:
You should get that which you estimate. I have an oem battery on stock 4.0.4 and get those sort of hours even though it is about 18months old.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phositadc:
Awesome. Thanks for the info. Shocking how terrible this third-party battery that came with the phone is. Can't wait until OEM battery arrives!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chronophase1:
The battery management on this phone isn't good compared to my previous phone. I've just learned to deal with it. Carry an extra charger. Your guess is about right. On a good day, my phone will last about 17 hours with almost 3 hours screen on. If its just wifi data usage, I can stretch it a bit more. Unless you plan on crippling your phone, don't expect anything amazing.

Sent by pocket technology.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phositadc:
Thanks for the response. 3 hours screen-on + 17 hours standby is fine for me. As you can see from my OP, what I'm currently getting on the crappy third-party non-OEM battery is far worse than that.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] greg2826:
for me it's always around 3.5 h screen on with constant 3g/H	on.

i didnt experience any significant differences on my battery life with different kernels, roms or tweaks. just my experiences.

one question lads since we r on this topic ;

when i was on customs ics roms with stock kernel, my battery was always charging till 96%, now I'm running Gnex port with stock kernel and my battery is charging until it reach 100% capacity.

is this feature of JB ?

thanks in advance.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 309041291a:
I get over 5 hours of screen use in 12-18+ hours :$.... I've done a lot of tweaking though. I'd try to find an extended battery if I were you. This is actually really normal battery life as reported by many other users. Or close enough to 'normal'. Smart phones suck with battery.

@Above: The Nexus S actually only charges to 96%. Anything past that is just a cosmetic effect. Meaning it isn't really charging past 96%. Your custom kernels probably just limited the charging percent. The stock JB kernel wouldn't do that.

Nexus S (GMS i9020a)

Paranoid (1.6 - 4.0.4)

Matrix Kernel (CFS - 20.0)

Ondemmand (800/100)

Deep Idle (On - Noop)

Live OC - 105 (400/800)

BLX - 98 (Inverted Apps)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FirePoncho86:
I get 2H voice calls on 2G with 30% signal, 3H screen on time, half of it is wifi browsing, some is videos/media, some is News apps, and still have 25% left.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] greg2826:
charged through usb, might be alive longer than usually.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phositadc:
Thanks for all the replies,
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mejobloggs:
Yeah I only get about 10 hours max, airplane mode, no screen usage. Stock battery, plus tried a third party battery. Same issue.

My screen on battery time isn't too bad, it's just like... my phone doesn't know how to idle or something. But no wakelocks etc. Tried stock, a few roms, a few kernels, battery calibration, removing all apps, nothing changes it.

Have to charge twice a day if I even start doing some light usage
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XxLostSoulxX:
I have the SPH-D720 (NS4G) and my settings are:

100/800 MHz; NO OC & NO UV

Sio ~ OnDemand

Airplane Mode (Deactivated Phone) NO Mobile DATA

Matr1x v22 CFS

Deep IDLE ON

AOKP Milestone 6

1600 mAh Anker

I use 50% Screen Brightness and i can manage anywhere from 10-28Hours.

Yesterday i woke up turned on my phone @ 100% and didn't touch it for 8Hours and it only dropped 2%. Netflix 5Hours of screen on time. At the end of the day i managed this. Screenies below
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] greg2826:
try 2 achieve this on 3G/H ;-)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chronophase1:
10 hours in airplane mode is really bad. Are you sure you don't have any apps that are constantly syncing? Have you disabled Google Backup Transport. I had my Nexus on airplane mode all day yesterday and it still had plenty of juice left after 12 hours.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XxLostSoulxX:
not hard at all. ill give it ago, and see what i can whip up
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] greg2826:
ok ;)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XxLostSoulxX:
Here u go
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] rockpaper:
Has anyone used this application? any guide on how to use this app? what settings can be changed and what settings can decrease RAM and battery consumption.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] billy.bong:
Did u meant, Rom Toolbox Pro?

I'd use this app for few month.

And this application is useful for people who want to setting their android's system, like :

Installing ROM (of course you need installed CWM recovery)

Manage and clearing dalvik cache, and other

Installing ad blocker (with Host)

Manage apps (uninstalling, clearing data, disabling apps, removing system apps, etc)

Changing your phone UI fonts

Changing your system statusbar icon (battery, wifi, signal bar, etc)

Control your cpu governor, I/O, clock speed, etc

Controlling memory management

And many more ...

Why you shouldn't trying to install the app in your phone?

And you will know the feature from this app :D

*Sorry for my bad english
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] toterkeks:
i used it, caused several times bootloop (android 2.3.4 4.0.2.A.0.62)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] rockpaper:
so I can use this app even if I'm on stock ICS ROM and kernel?? I can edit the values under "kernel tweaks" and "auto memory manager"?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] rockpaper:
which is better? ROM toolbox pro or System Tuner Pro??
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] billy.bong:
Yap, but on stock kernel, you can't overclock your cpu device. You only can do underclock your device and changin the cpu governor.

I prefer Rom Toolbox for ease of use. But you can try both them first by download the APKs from apktops.com before you buying the app :p
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] evilbarcode:
Yes you can, if you have root! And if your running stock kernel maybe you should used extended stock kernel (if you have unlocked your bootloader)(or want too), it has OC/UC/UV support as far as I'm aware. If you need a copy of it pm me.
[Desire HD General] Hogan1:
As above I have no signal ever since I upgraded. Did I do something wrong or is it a known issue? Would the best option be to downgrade?
[Desire HD General] Muikkuman:
Flash an older version of leedroid or flash another Rom
[Desire HD General] Hogan1:
Would you reccommend energy rom 2.3.5?
[Desire HD General] Muikkuman:
Yes absolutely :), you'll find the link in my signature.
[Desire HD General] glevitan:
check that the sim cover is on its place and well set. If that does not work try cleaning the antenna (the contacts on the lid) with alcohol...
[Desire HD General] Teichopsia:
I suffered from the same problem he did whenever I tried to flash the latest leedroid. I never managed to figure it out. Granted, I never did put much effort into it.

This time buddy, gotta disagree with you :rolleyes:

Edit: I assumed that u re using 5.1.0 maybe? If this so, just flash 5.1.1 fix

- with me, everytime I flashed the fix I would loose the radio. 5.1.0 worked without issues (for the little time I used it.)

Sent from a dream.
[Desire HD General] hdorius:
I assumed that u re using 5.1.0 maybe? If this so, just flash 5.1.1 fix
[Desire HD General] lrm537:
As mentioned above you definitely need to flash this. It's a known issue, but easily fixed. I'm using it now and it works flawlessly.

LeeDrOiD-HD-V5.1.0-V5.1.1-PATCH
[General Questions and Answers] cardhost:
SPAM on my Android...

Okay, I need some help here. I started getting SPAM on my Android. What I get is a green star and sometimes a different green icon popping up in my top bar on the phone. When I pull that bar down, they are all ads like "Get Rich Fast" or "Sex" stuff or "Download XYZ Today".

I have looked and looked but I can not find any service or app running that will do this.

How can I stop this?
[General Questions and Answers] mistermentality:
I'm afraid this kind of thread pops up so often that there should be a sticky made for it but on the off chance you didn't see any of the other threads when you searched the answer is....

Advertising. Specifically caused by one or more apps you have which push spam to your phone.

Go to play store, get free app called add on detector, use it to scan and then see what shows in its section for apps that do push notifications as the offending apps will be in there for you to see.

Once identified you can uninstall them :)

Dave

( http://www.google.com/producer/editions/CAownKXmAQ/bigfatuniverse )
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmcfalls:
Here's what happened...

My phone ran out of juice yesterday evening. I plugged it into the car charger and it started charging. Once on, I enabled Fast Charge (AOKP Milestone 5). The phone immediately powered down and I haven't been able to get it to power back on since. I've tried battery pulls, USB connection (with and without battery), different chargers, everything. No dice. The phone will not respond at all. No battery charging notification on screen or anything. I've resigned myself to the fact that it's bricked.

So, here's me question...can I still have it replaced under warranty, or do I need to go insurance route? The phone us unlocked and rooted running an AOKP ROM. I believe this is supposed to void warranty. But, if it's dead, will they be able to tell that it's rooted and then come back at me for the full price of a new phone? Will they repair it as is or scrap it for parts?

Or, am I better off going through insurance? The folks at Verizon tell me that if there is no physical damage then I have to go through warranty. But, I can physically damage it if needed :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] minhajmsd:
Similar thing happened to me just keep it connected to the charger eventually it will start charging and if/when that happens boot into recovery and reflash the ROM as u might run into boot loops