yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire General] dodge67:
Make bigger partition. I find rsk sattelite 8.2 the best sense Rom by far.

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You might have to google that Rom cos I don't think there is a direct link. I might be wrong.
[Desire General] Saf98:
Did about 755mb I think before and got stock Rom atm.
[Desire General] megaidiot98:
Thanks man
[Desire General] Saf98:
Thanks for what lool
[Desire General] eddiehk6:
I'm still not sure you've understood all that's been explained over the last few pages...

What size partition did you actually create? 300MB is not very much gain. The whole idea is to create a big enough partition for your apps. 1.5GB is usually sufficient.

So are you still on stock rooted ROM? Did you do anything as suggested before to actually USE the partition? Did you ever try to install something like 'DiskUsage' to check if you sd-ext is actually being used?

I fear now that you've gained s-off, rooted, and partitioned your sd card, but aren't using the partition at all.............:eek: You may have gone through all this with an ultimate aim of more space, but you're not actually using any of this extra space you've created...

My suggestion:

- Install something like titanium backup to backup your apps. Backup your contacts to google, and sms using another app if necessary.

- Find another ROM in the development section. Find one you like, sense/non-sense. No point in ICS as JB has more development at the moment, but there are no JB sense roms as far as I know.

- Flash optimal hboot if necessary (search each ROM thread)

- Full wipe ('wipe all partitions except sd card' within 4EXT)

- Install zip from sd card...install the ROM

- Activate a2sd if required (dependent on the ROM, search the thread)

- Restore apps etc.

- Don't 'move to SD'...remember what we explained before....?
[Desire General] Saf98:
Yh I did a partition like u told me when I got mildwild rom, then I thought I flash ics but its still in development I did the script on that which worked and then downgraded to runnymedemod 007 but was lagging all the time even games so I when back to stock Rom, now I've installed that its ok but I've got titanium backup and a2sdgui which were both installed already in titanium back up it shows how much I have.

Still do I need to run a script how.
[Desire General] Saf98:
Bump
[Desire General] eddiehk6:
Phew, well at least your partition is being used, so some sort of script is already working :)

DiskUsage is better, use it to actually browse your /data (internal memory partition). Have a look, I reckon there should be a big chunk of dalvik cache there taking up space.

Are you using A2SDGUI from the play store?

There is an option to move the dalvik cache to the sd-ext as well, looks like you need to do it.

This will buy you some time as it were, see if that is sufficient. You are still on stock hboot (250MB /system, only 147MB /data <- this small data (internal memory) partition is the limiting factor.

I'd also recommend some sort of cache cleaner to regularly flush the phone of unneeded cache files.

If you switch to a rom with smaller /system you can flash a different hboot to match, with a larger /data internal memory partition for apps.

No matter what setup you have there is always a finite amount of space for apps, but you have more than before you were rooted at least :good:
[Desire General] Saf98:
The A2SDGUI was already installed in the stock Rom and I use clean master which cleans the cache. I'm sure I did move that to SD ext. So Idk i still have less space
[Desire General] eddiehk6:
Can you actually check that you did actually move dalvik cache to sd-ext and not just apps? Should be pretty clear within the app.

Not much more you can do on stock ROM on stock hboot with that script. Like I said before, the limiting factor here is stock hboot. You still should use your actual internal memory for app data for speed and stability, 147MB is just not that much...

How many apps have you got installed?
[Desire General] Saf98:
28 apps on internal I just did the move dalvik to SD ext thing again just to be sure which rebooted my device.
[Desire General] eddiehk6:
That's not very many...

Could you (finally) install 'DiskUsage' and browse your /data partition please, help us work out what's actually using that internal memory. It should divide it readable chunks with their sizes.
[Desire General] eddiehk6:
Those pictures from DiskUsage don't agree with the Titanium Backup space so I'm confused.

I thought your /data partition from diskusage would show total 147MB like in Titanium Backup. There may be another option in your in diskusage, keep clicking on the various partitions until you find one which says total 147MB or thereabouts, post it here.

What you've shown in the fist diskusage picture is a different data partition which I don't understand, looks more like your sd-ext. But the total size is only 442MB, whereas the Titanium Backup sdcard (a2sd) partition says its total 792MB (432MB free)

Basically boils down to me not understanding how the A2SD script works because of conflicting images.

Which exact ROM are you using, can you give the link? Is it it the stock rooted one?
[Desire General] Saf98:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=28838181

The first pic is app storage the second is SD storage
[Desire General] eddiehk6:
You've just linked back to this thread...I wanted the ROM thread...

I realise the first picture is app storage. I don't care about SD storage (though incidentally you appear to have two nandroid backups, which you could move to PC or upload to cloud storage for safekeeping and save space on the sdcard)

Go back to the Titanium Backup picture you uploaded in an earlier post.

Under 'Internal' it says "154MB total, 21.3MB free", it's this partition I was trying to get you to see in DiskUsage. This is where the low memory warnings come from.

(Anyway, even if I know the ROM you use, not sure how else to solve your space problem other than flash a different ROM. A stock based one will always be a bit limited for space. I still recommend what I recommended earlier)
[Desire General] Saf98:
The link is in the first post u will c it which will take u to tha stock Rom and u told me to go for the deoxedised Rom but recommended me for the mildwild Rom which I had.
[Desire General] eddiehk6:
You could have given me the direct link to the ROM...rather than a link in another link........:eek:

I never said anything about deodexed ROM...

If you read the first post: a2sd (darktremor method, about 125mb (65mb for deodexed) of free space after installation and about 135 after 'move dalvik to sd' in a2sdgui)

Not absolutely sure, but I think you deliberately picked the one with less free space, I assume the deodeoxed has less space even after move dalvik to sd as well.

You still haven't shown me a screenshot of your actual internal memory...I want you to see if there's one with ~150MB total to see where the space is being taken up, so you can understand more why you're getting 'low internal memory', should be possible

I'm not sure it's worth getting to the bottom of it, we've spent several days / posts without really solving anything.

The mildwild ROM, or any ROM which a much smaller /system size will serve you much better for space. I don't think you'll try to understand how the memory is being used on that ROM either, but there much more free space to start off with so you can worry less :)

The main thing to do with ROMs like that, to make the most of it (you do want more space for apps right?)....make sure you change hboot before you install the ROM using fastboot.
[Desire General] Saf98:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1523325

I think chromium recommended me with the deoxidised one and when I flashed mildwild Rom before that's when I was told to partitioned for which worked but I might as well go back to mildwild because there's something wrong with the alarm in the stock Rom used to happen even when I wasn't rooted :@
[Desire General] eddiehk6:
hah i didn't need the link again ;)

Yeh go back to that ROM, it's good.

PLEASE remember to switch hboot as advised before, to maximise space for apps on your phone. You don't want to be coming back here complaining again of low space :silly:
[Desire General] Saf98:
What happens if u Change the hboot cos I think with before when I had mildwild it didn't show the partition space in space but I was able to install more apps.

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Doesn't the hboot change when u have clockwork mod recovery.
[Desire General] eddiehk6:
Did you change hboot previously? If not then you won't have noticed any massive difference. As long as you were able to install more apps that's what you want right...focus on the goal ;)

Changing hboot just changes how your actual internal memory is partitioned (not to do with your sd-ext or anything)

Currently, on stock hboot you have 250MB /system size, and only 147MB /data (internal memory) <- this is the same as before you rooted

But that mildwild ROM has about ~90MB /system size. Free /system space is basically useless wasted space, in other words you waste 250-90=160MB!

If you change to OxygenR2 hboot, it has 100MB /system. You therefore only waste 100-90=10MB :good:

This saved space gets converted to extra /data (internal memory), goes up from 147MB to 332MB :good::victory::good:

332MB should only get filled with app data like saved games progress or app preferences for instance (not the apps themselves as the apks get moved to sd-ext). That takes A LOT longer to fill up compared to 147MB, hence why you shouldn't get low memory warnings unless you install way to many apps ;)

Hope that makes sense. And I hope you understand a bit more why changing hboot is advantageous in this instance.

No
[Desire General] Saf98:
So shall I flash the mildwild Rom now or how do o change the hboot
[Desire General] eddiehk6:
Create a titanium and nandroid backup first before you do anything just in case.

Then easier to change hboot before you flash the rom

I linked a guide earlier, not going to paste it again...or do it yourself ;)
[Desire General] Saf98:
Give me the link for the hbootI think my hboots 6. Something. Does full wipe mean wipe factory reset I think its called in 4ext run me through the steps for flashing.
[Desire General] Saf98:
Can I flash it now the alarm on the stocks a problem which is y I want to flash now and do the hboot l8tr?
[Desire General] Saf98:
Done it!
[Desire General] eddiehk6:
Well done, looking much better. See you didn't need the same steps to flash another ROM posted again?

So final step if you really want to maximise space and forget about it.

Look at the pic again, says you have 162MB free on system which is completely wasted, and you might as well convert most of that to internal memory right?

- Make another nandroid backup

- Change hboot to OxygenR2 (go back a few posts)

- Boot back into recovery

- Full wipe (it's the "wipe all partitions except sd card" option within 4EXT)

- Restore the same nandroid (find the right nandroid backup, you have several on your sd card)

- Reboot, go to titanium again and compare
[Desire General] Saf98:
I'll maximise the space if I need to ATM its working fine what was u on about on previous post about flash sense rom satellite?
[Desire General] Saf98:
Need help with a game after I installed backstab it shows a video but when its finished it just closes its self.

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Bump
[Desire General] eddiehk6:
Promise it's really not that hard to switch hboot, at least now hopefully if you get another low memory warning you know how to check why, and how to solve it ;)

I never said anything about flash sense rom satellite....

No idea, app might not be compatible
[Desire General] Saf98:
Decided to change hboot so do i have to download it from alpharev website and tell me the steps.
[Desire General] Saf98:
I found out really easy
[Desire General] Saf98:
Has qualcomme released adreno 200 drivers yet?
[Desire General] bojan.1995:
Stock rom

I need latest stock rom

i am in Europe and i have:

-BRAVO PVT3 Ship S-OFF

-HBOOT - 6.93.1002

-Radio-5.17.05.23

:confused:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] keithcro:
I have a Mytouch 4G slide that I was attempting to root. It was my first attempt in rooting, and it was less than successful.

I tried using the All In One Toolkit, and must have missed a step, cuz ow my phone wont get past 1 of two screens. I can power it on and it will hang on the splash screen. I can get into the boot/recovery menu by holding down the volume down and power button.

It shows my device is unlocked at the top.

However, I cannot get my recover to boot up from the SD card or from USB when trying to push it through with the All In One Toolkit. I have tried to put the original rom on and boot it, but I cant get it boot. Not sure if I should be trying with it named PG59IMG.IMG or if I should keep it as a zip file. Either way, it's not working.

Any and ALL help would be appreciated.

Thanks guys!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Волк:
I would have someone create a dump, using the DD applet, of a working system and boot partition then use adb to write the files to your device. If that doesn't work, you could have someone simply dump mmcblk0 and use adb to write that, I don't know for a fact that's been done before, but the theory isn't bad.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] natefish:
Got a pair of the Plantronics Backbeat Go today. I saw these when Plantronics first released them a few months ago, and I've seen them at several local retailers. I decided to try them out and I am NOT sorry.

These sound very good and clear. Not the lows you'll get in conventional headphones, but still good and easily compensated since Android is no stranger to in-app EQ settings.

One MAJOR disappointment, however... And this is also a question: no multi-point. I was hoping to share these with my iPad like I have shared my Backbeat 903+ set. However, I can't get these things to accept more than one profile.

Can anyone suggest a good alternative? I've always enjoyed Plantronics call quality and I really like that the controls and mic hang lower towards chin level.

By the way, if multi-point isn't an issue for you, get these. They are great and a) of the features work well, including holding the talk button to activate S Voice.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xdoggy17:
When I try to go into Recovery mode in order to check my hboot version, it doesnt work. I have searched this many times and I'm doing what everything says to do, turn off the phone, Hold Down the Power Button and the Volume Down Buttons at the same time, when I do this, nothing happens at all. When I let go, it just boots up the phone like normal. Help anyone! I am trying to check my hboot version so I can know which root guide to use!

EDIT: I have found a solution! I had to turn off fast boot in Setting > Applications > Fast Boot

I would delete this thread but I don't know how Sorry!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] koker93:
I think also that if you had pulled the battery it would have worked. I don't think fastboot catches you from a cold boot.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mcadamry:
Is there a way to do this?

Other than unbuntu -.-
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mcadamry:
Oh and editing smali's too?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] garwynn:
Examining Android (Open Source) should be done at a source level and not via reverse engineering.

Even then I believe GPL states reverse engineering is illegal.

Proprietary code is normally licensed where it is illegal to reverse engineer it as well.

So I wouldn't recommend trying it or discussing it further here on XDA unless you know the product specifically allows for this.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mcadamry:
I mean decompile apk's.

All my own apps, I don't have source files (left my external at my other house)

I just want to rip my apk's apart and theme them differently from my phone.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] zx3junglist:
An .apk is a renamed zip. Use as archival program such as 7zip to open.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thejaswi:
I have seen many questions related to this topic but I didn't find any useful answers. I searched in some links for source code but they are not straight forward and its hard to implement. Does anyone have an idea how to get the battery usage per application. I am so glade if I get a useful replay. Thanks.

:confused:

I want to implement battery usage per application in code. So I need idea how I should work to get this. I am not searching for app shows battery usage. I want to implement one such app.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tadeas482:
Samsung has a built--in app, I think.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SachinShekhar:
OP wants source code. Otherwise, he could always go to Settings ~> About phone ~> Battery use. And, a pop-up links to it when battery goes low.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xtalia:
Use PowerTutor for watching usage battery per application.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thejaswi:
battery usage per application.

I want to implement battery usage per application in code. So I need idea how I should work to get this. I am not searching for app shows battery usage. I want to implement one such app.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -m3tac0rt3x-:
first... READ, then... READ SOME MORE, and then.... READ EVEN MORE!!!

after that... read here: [APP] [02 May - V1.8.1] BetterBatteryStats

and then check the commits of that app https://github.com/asksven/BetterBatteryStats

oh and... Good Luck! ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onexuan:
You can from onexuan.com download the "One Power Guard" app , you can see the battery usage of each application.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 11alex11:
Did you find solution?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hhh7fold:
hi there...just superbricked my n7000 n got recover by using manual re-partition...after manually repartition i notice that about 3gb space on internal storage cannot be use that we called bad sector...now i just have about 9gb internal storage...is there other guide or technic to gain the 3gb bad sector back...

sory for my english...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Волк:
Don't know if it would work or not, bad sects ore are usually marked as such due to being physically unusable, but you could run e2fsck (Google it) via terminal emulator. Or run DD (again, Google) with dev/null being the source file, that would wipe out any corrupted data, may have to be run more than once, two seems to be the magic number when used to do a routine wipe on my phone.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] apurvapatel:
By repartition you will get your note working again, but *will* loose about 3gb of your internal memory. No solution to it.

Even if you do manage to unmark the bad sectors, it will just get your phone to the position it was in before you repatitioned. I think it will be as good as bricked again.

Better option, if your binary count is zero, you are on stock kernel and your note is under warranty, get it replaced under warranty.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hhh7fold:
my binary count now is 8...how to reset it to zero again...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lee yun khong:
Use "triangle away" download from google play. It will reset binary count to zero and remove yellow triangle.

After that brick it again and send to ssc for claim new mobo.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hhh7fold:
thnks man...i manage to reset my binary count to zero...going to brick it again...but how long would it takes for samsung tu repair my g.note..would it takes over a month..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lee yun khong:
It depends where u stay. Some member told that within one hour or within a day.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hhh7fold:
thanks again:good:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lee yun khong:
Please make sure you know how to fool ssc staff. They will ask you what u did with the phone.

You can simply answer that you totally do nothing and the phone totally no respond at the morning.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hhh7fold:
im thinking to say that im upgrading it throught kies n suddently my pc rebooting it self n the download process cannot be done...ha3...do u think it might work...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lee yun khong:
Sure work. Dun worry. Where you stay? A lot of user reported that mostly asian country ssc staff totally no ideal what is about rooting and custom rom.....
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] niranjan.sadavarte:
Hi All,

Recently I've also super-bricked my phone. I've tried reparation by pit but I loose precious 3GB from Internal memory.

then again I've bricked my phone and gave to SSC. Hope I get e-mmc replaced.

BTW

I'm from INDIA. I told SSC that I was just upgrading my phone and they said it is "dangerous" to upgrade phone at home :p.

Edit: Got my phone from SSC with new board.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] swapnilraj:
Presenting MIUI v4

MIUI v4 2.7.20 for Galaxy SII G

DOWNLOAD

Flash at your own risk.
​

Credits

codeworkx: For the CM9 ROM.

iXanza: For testing and fixing the no-call-possible bug.

Xiaomi: For the MIUI ROM.

Sources
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] swapnilraj:
Bugs

Flash this to fix Superuser
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] swapnilraj:
Changelog

See this post
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] ansonchan:
only superuser bug?
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] iXanza:
Yes. But feel free to test it out and point out more bugs to be fixed
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] ly123131426:
how to install it?the same as CM9? need full wipe or not?
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] iXanza:
Yes.

Download MIUI and the superuser app in the first 2 posts

Put them in internal.

Enter recovery

Wipe data/factory reset

Flash in recovery

Wipe cache and dalvik cache

reboot

enjoy
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] swapnilraj:
Full Wipe = Yes if coming from stock GB or ICS or CM10 preview.

Full Wipe = No if coming from CM9
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] cesco73:
Hi swapnilraj,

thanks thousand for the great job!!!! =) will the versions also be released developement that goes out on Fridays?
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] iXanza:
When a new build is released, he'll try to port it. once it has been tested then it'll be updated.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] swapnilraj:
Expect a release late Monday nights building and testing on the weekend.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] ameenshake:
I suggest even users coming from CM9 to do a full wipe as many things such as notification bar was not working and many apps were crashing.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] iXanza:
It works fine after wiping right?

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I found Oron to be the fastest download link for me in multiupload. I got up to 680kb/s there which is my limit.

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To clear any doubts. This ROM works with Horsepower Kernel 100% . No crashes, no reboots
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] greatwall9528:
oh good enough for me

OH i wish you a happy birthday
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] iXanza:
But it's not my birthday :(
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] fudaming:
expecting excellent battery performance with Horsepower kernel.

it is said official miui v4 rom will burn the battery very fast.
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] iXanza:
My battery seems to be performing fine with horsepower and MIUI on 150 min 1.35 max interactive cfq
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] ameenshake:
First of all, this ROM is killer, thanks for that.

I found a few things which are not really bugs but which kinda annoy me:

-Long pressing menu doesnt open search

-There is no search option in the music player
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] swapnilraj:
New build up on github v 2.7.20, those of you who are willing to test, please download the zip from there, and report any issues or bugs.