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[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shehroze121:
Thanks for the reply.. but i found the problem i was using an unbranded Rom .. but mine was a tmobile. since there was no logo on it i got a bit confused.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kyokeun1234:
OK, so I decided to develop an app for Android, just for experience.

I got SDK installed on C:Android\android-sdk-windows folder and then I downloaded eclipse on C:\User\KyoKeun file. When I opened the eclipse.exe, it popped up the error message saying: Could not open C:Android\android-sdk-windows\lib\amd64\ (Then I forgot the rest)

Does anyone know what to do? I am running on 64-bit version of Windows btw
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SachinShekhar:
First, check that lib path with Windows Explorer. If it exists, run Eclipse with Administrator rights. Otherwise, download 64-bit SDK (not sure, if there's two versions).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coolsandie:
Nope, only 32-bit version of android-sdk is available at the moment.

Maybe its messing with JDK path or whatsoever, not sure.

Please refer to the below link if this is the problem :

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4384433/installing-android-sdk-on-windows-7-64-bit-jdk-not-found
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vonVideo:
One of the flaws of the new Android Jelly Bean OS compared to iOS is the big audio playback latency - about 48 ms. This impacts negatively many applications that emulate musical instruments and the ones that do VOIP like Skype or Google Talk. For VOIP apps the audio lag also has a negative impact on acoustic echo cancellation. I have to mention that Google improved from ICS where the playback latency was about 88 ms.

This is a similar thread to:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1674836

but applies to Jelly Bean.

The attached package should be used only by experienced users that can eventually restore their system to the original state. I tested it on Android 4.1.1 GSM phone build JRO03C (maguro) and 4.1.2 build JZ054K.

The latency after aplying it should be 18 ms (no longer 11:( ) with the new version - as reported by the "Caustic 2" app.

It does NOT work on Android 4.2!

Apps like Google Talk, Skype, YouTube, Play Music, Caustic 2, Pandora, TheDrum, My Piano... work very well with this change.

With the newest version all the apps I tested that work well with stock Jelly Bean work well with this patch, with the additional advantage of lower latency.

Status: stable (install and use at own risk)

Notes:

1) applying this might reverse changes made in other mods.

2) The "SCREEN OFF" BUG is FIXED as of July 16th night.

To install use "lowlatsnd41_18_inst.zip"

To restore to original state you may use "lowlatsnd41_rest.zip" or other restore methods if necessary.

Do not run the install twice in a row (run one install then one restore; you have to run restore only if you want to uninstall or before installing a new version when available...).

Since the volume is still a big issue for the Galaxy Nexus users I decided to address this with a Volume Boost patch.

Status: stable ( for 4.1, not tested in 4.2). Install and use at own risk...

The same rules for install/restore apply.

General comment: system updates may delete the backup of the original files; therefore the "restore" should be ran before an update followed by a new install after the update; restoring the original files is also required if the update performs sum checks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Megatr0n.:
I just installed it and my latency went from 168 ms to 18 ms in caustic 2.

Major ISSUE: When the screen is off audio is incredibly distorted (slowed down an incredible amount) when playing music through headphones. It seems to work fine when the screen is on, though.

I restored using your restore file and caustic 2 now reports my latency as 48 ms and music plays fine when the screen is off, too. Ha, I'm going to test to see if people still complain about horrible echo and delay when making GrooveIP calls over t-mobile 4G.

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vonVideo:
Bug confirmed... I'm working on it...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] leets4uc3:
Is the distortion due to the limited clock speed?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Megatr0n.:
My GNex is running at 1536 Mhz CPU / 384 Mhz GPU w/ franco's kernel. Could that be causing my issues when the screen's off? Or did you mean that the issue is caused by the SOC clocking down by the scheduler to save power when the screen is off?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] leets4uc3:
I was thinking it may have happened because I'm max screen off speed was 384 it was to low. But I changed it to always hold 12Xx and it bug still persisted
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vonVideo:
It is fixed now (as of 07/16/12 night - edited post). You may rename it after the download. Just make sure you don't run the install twice in a row...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vonVideo:
No. The sound is just configured differently when the screen is off. There is still a issue, hopefully I'll fix it soon.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Megatr0n.:
Could you rename the fixed version, please? I just downloaded what I think is the new version but I'm still having the same issue when the screen is off and since it has the same name as the original file, I can't be sure that the new version doesn't work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vonVideo:
There is still a issue, hopefully I'll fix it soon...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klobkelosh:
I can confirm still an issue listening to mlb app with screen off. On the plus side, voip delay noticeably lessened.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vonVideo:
Pls check out the new version (use the restore first, don't run the install twice in a row)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 93ae8074:
Confirmed, it works fine! :-) Nice job!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Megatr0n.:
Screen off sound issue seems to be resolved, thanks! I'll postback in this thread after using GrooveIP on both wifi and 4G for a bit to see if there's any improvement.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] btkli:
Any impact to battery life with this mod?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 93ae8074:
Should be negligible.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klobkelosh:
Confirmed, audio on screen off working properly. Subjectively, voip tests are promising with little delay. I'll have to put it through some phone calls to really know. Thanks Von!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] binks00:
Works on Toro too! Thank you Von!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vonVideo:
You may check out the new version - the output latency is now 11ms!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
if the code is good, why don't u push this to AOSP?
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] love16812:
I've read the other threads and have seen where many have been helped. None of the suggestions worked for me unfortunately.

I was given an Acer a100 as a gift a few weeks ago. When I got it ICS was already on it. Just this morning, it froze up. when I turned it off and turned it back on it is stuck at the acer screen. I have tried every hard reboot I have tried including the volume button and the reset button. Nothing makes it do anything but show the acer screen. I did see the "fallen" android with the red x once, but I didn't do anything to make it show and it was gone almost as quickly as it showed up.

Is there anything I can do to fix this? Or is it time to say this device is dead. Thanks!
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] pio_masaki:
Besides hard reset, what other suggestions have you followed?

Have you tried:

Update.zip method?

Formatting your SD card to FAT32 on your PC?

Tried a different (2GB preferred) SD card, freshly formatted?

Double and triple check its is NOT update.zip.zip, or any other extension?

Double and triple check it is at the ROOT of the sd card? ie.

/apps

/DCIM

/randomfoldername

update.zip

Of course, if its freshly formatted (it is, right?) there will be ONLY update.zip, no folders at all.

If you tried all of this already, let us know and we can work on something else.
[HTC One V] maxwen:
Hi

Actually there are already a lot of threads on xda which describe this

so everyone interessted can already get a enough information about it.

If you have specific questions you can of course use this thread

for asking them.

I just want to share some "insights" that I recently discovers which maybe

of interest for e.g. ROM developers that use init.d scripts

Typically init.d scripts are "enabled" by using the following in

the "main" startup script that is executed right after the kernel

has booted which is /init.rc

/system/xbin/busybox run-parts /system/etc/init.d

So it requires busybox and is using the command "run-parts" which is

simply executing all scripts found in /system/etc/init.d

This is how the line looks in Titanium kernels

but this line can create a small "problem" :)

Depending on your busybox installation run-parts is already a symlink

in /system/xbin to busybox

The effect is that now all scripts are executed TWICE

If you use e.g. myONE you can check this by examing

/data/zipalign.log where yuo will see everything twice

The init.rc parser seems to "know" that run-parts is already a executable

and therefore runs both

busybox run-parts /system/etc/init.d

AND

run-parts /system/etc/init.d

Aside from the "bad" that scripts are executed twice which needs more time

it can have unwanted sideeffects depending on what you are doing in init.d scripts

There are two ways to "fix" this

1) remove the symlink run-parts in /system/xbin

2) change the line in init.rc to

run-parts /system/etc/init.d

But since this file is typically in the ramdisk of the boot.img you

dont have full control of this file since flashing a different kernel

may override it again.

Actually the best way to fix this would be in init.rc to check if the

symlink is there or not. But I dont know have enough knowledge about

all of this at the moment.

regards

max
[HTC One V] flar2:
Thanks for the heads up. I just checked mine and all the init scripts were running twice so I moved /system/xbin/run-parts to /system/xbin/run-parts.bak
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
this should be posted under "GENERAL"....
[HTC One V] maxwen:
Feel free to tell the mod :)

regards

max
[Captivate General] badwithphone:
i cant root my samsung captivate running 2.3.5 gingerbeard cant find nothing that works
[Captivate General] 4-2ndtwin:
[Utility] KK4 Easy Root

Search before posting...plz...thx

Also, see my signature link below (if u r on a pc) for other ways to gain Root.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] curious-rooter:
Hi,

my Galaxy Nexus just got the OFFICIAL Jelly Bean update ..and everything went wrong! I was soooo happy to get the update :(

The update process seemed fine. But my applications were not there and when I tried to reinstall them, I got an error that the internal storage was insufficient. So I looked at how much space I have ...and the total storage is 128MB!

I think Jelly Bean got installed in a 128MB partition that I didn't even know I had!

Now I am stuck! Everytime the phone reboots, it starts again the setup process (language, google account,...) as it is always the first time. Also the total internal storage is always 128MB! I have even tried a factory reset, but it reset the 128MB partition.

My guess is that JB decided to install itself in a different partition rather than in the real one ...and it is now stuck in a loop (resetting at each reboot).

How can I fix it? If possible, I'd like to just remove that small partition and recover the other partition with all the applications and data (though, luckily, I got backups).

The phone is rooted and the bootloader unlocked.

Thanks and ciao,

Gius

PS. Some time ago, I had an application that allowed me to switch between profiles (Switchme), but I uninstall it. Maybe a partition was not removed? HELP!!! (Please!!!)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] patalo:
Boot into bootloader. Type fastboot wipe system, fastboot wipe user data, and fastboot wipe cache. then reinstall the factory images using flashall.sh and it will completely redo your phone and partitions.

Also I'm not sure if its fastboot wipe? I don't have my PC right now so I can't check but I'm sure you could Google it (: but anyway the steps above will work perfectly if wipe is a fastboot command!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] patalo:
Okay I was wrong it is (fastboot erase system/userdata/cache)

Good luck sir!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] curious-rooter:
Thanks for the suggestion. However some more info and more questions before I start flashing stuff...

This is the result of a df on the device:

Filesystem Size Used Free Blksize

/dev 347M 32K 347M 4096

/mnt/asec 347M 0K 347M 4096

/mnt/obb 347M 0K 347M 4096

/system 643M 391M 252M 4096

/factory 19M 8M 11M 4096

/cache 425M 7M 418M 4096

/data 128M 67M 60M 4096

/data 128M 67M 60M 4096

As you can see, there is no 16GB partition. And I have 2X128MB /data.

QUESTIONS:

- Do I need to wipe also the system partition?

- Can I just run "fastboot -w flashall"?

- Should I edit "flashall.sh"? It will also reinstall the bootloader. Is it necessary?

Thanks again and ciao!

Gius
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] patalo:
When you erase system userdata and cache trough fastboot it completely wipes it then you cannot flash anything through recovery. Only through fastboot. The stock image rebuilds everything fr scratch. If you look in the stock image it has system.IMG userdata.IMG and cache.IMG

This should fix your phone. What do you have to lose? I have f-ed my phone ovet any times and the method above has always fixed it without Hiccup's.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] patalo:
If you would like to see what I mean wipe everything through fast boot then try boot into cwm and try to mount system or something. It is no longer there. This is the easiest way to fix any problem on your phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] patalo:
And yes you do have to flash boot loader and all because the stock image checks for correct bootloader and radios. Trust me it will work (:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] patalo:
And to be honest I usually flash my ROMs through fastboot with the method above because it makes me feel like a brand new phone (:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] curious-rooter:
Thanks again for the advice.

Originally I was looking for a way to recover from the bad upgrade without flashing new images. But I guess this was the easiest way. Now I recover everything thanks also to my paranoia with backups.

Now I have Jelly Bean running as smooth as butter! :)

Ciao!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] patalo:
Anytime pal!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] supraseed:
Same exact problem

I have this same problem and do not have a backup of all my data yet I can see my files when I am in CWM recovery when browsing to install a zip...

How can I fix this without blowing it all away?

---------- Post added at 08:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:28 PM ----------

I would at least like to somehow transfer all my files to my computer and the only place that I can see them is within the recovery when browsing for a zip file to install

:crying:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] supraseed:
Figured out a fix!!!

I figured out a fix that got my phone right back where it was but with the latest OS..

Download the latest FASTBOOT SYSTEM IMAGE for the phone..

... search for androidcentral forum topic "[GUIDE] Return To Stock" it has fastboot images ....

Boot the phone into fastboot mode (holding both volume buttons when powering on)

You must have the fastboot files on your computer...

Within the folder that has the system.img file and fastboot files type from the command line:

fastboot erase system

fastboot flash system system.img

Reboot the phone and after it takes care of a few things you should be good to go (keep in mind you will probably lose root)
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gale2000:
Can I flash the stock ROM over ICS? If so, does it wipe out root?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Bremladesh:
Hey everyone thanks for taking the time to read this.

I'm trying to install CWM 5 on to my Samsung Galaxy Ace GT-S5830D.

It's running on Gingerbread 2.3.4.

I followed the guides to a 'T' and still can't figure this out.

I put the zipped file onto my SD card. When I go to install the file the installation aborts.

I've retried this process over and over again with no luck. I also tried to root my phone and I have the same problem.

Installation aborts..

The error it gives me is this: E: Error in /tmp/sideload/package.zip .

I tried downloading the CWM 5 zip from other websites with no luck still.

My goal is to install the CyanogenMod 7.2 for Samsung Galaxy Ace GT-S5830.

Thank you in advance for anyone who has read this and replied to help me fix this problem.

Cheers,

Brem.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ruscan.calin:
to install CWM use Odin not recovery mode from your phone recovery mode is good to flash signed packages like updates from manufacturer you get error because that zip package containing CWM is self-signed anyway it fails because is not signed by Samsung so use default/stock recovery mode only to flash official updates -if you get one

look here for a howto guide
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bestpagg:
Hello

I am curious about choosing the best ROM and Kernel for Xperia ARC S.

I cant choose what to use.

I saw some of them but I got no idea how it works and I also want to save more battery

Here are my Questions:

ROM: (what ROM you suggest)

Why this ROM:

Kernel: (what you suggest)

Why this Kernel:

Thanks.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnrangoo:
KA21

Best ROM I tried, really happy

ArcKnight 3.3 OC

Great battery, swift performance
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] t4d73:
http://community.sprint.com/baw/com...s-to-get-android-40-ice-cream-sandwich-update
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gwaai:
hi,

i got a P7510 working fine, flashed to AOKP Milestone4 4.0.3 (or 404) ... today i was trying to revert back to stock 3.x, but ODIN couldn't flash all the way, it always stuck somewhere when flashing system.img

i tried many ways, with or without PIT file, no luck ... tried on many different version of stock rom, same problem

it can still go download mode, it can still be flashed to CWM recovery ... but when flash stock rom, it stops ... anyway to put custom rom to the internal memory to flash thrugh recovery?

by the way, if i go CWM recovery, i can mount every partitions except /data ... bcoz the partition is broken? how can i repartition it?

thanks in advanced.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gwaai:
thnx for watching, it is solved by just using another pc ...

weird, but yup, it flashed all the to the end, and phone just reboot itself into setup screen ...
[Eee Pad Transformer General] WebberX:
Hello everyone here at xda-developers.

A few days ago I was watching streams on my Asus Transformer TF101(B70). Suddenly out of nowhere the tablet shuts off and starts an infinite loop which I simply cannot get it out of. I end up restoring the tablet to factory default and load a stock kernel onto my tablet using adb push. Since the tablet doesn't have any rom installed at this point I try to push CyanogenMod 9.0 onto my tablet in order to try and get my tablet to work and this is where the issues begin. First of all I try to push the rom onto /sdcard but that bugs my CWM 5.5.0.4 and will not allow me to access /sdcard and keeps telling me that there are "No files" when I'm trying to access /sdcard. If I restart into recovery it can access my files again but the pushed file is not there.

Afterwards I try again to push the file to /sdcard/download but then it tells me that this archive is Read-Only. I run a the "adb remount" command and it tells me it completed succesfully but when I push again it tells me that the archive is still Read-Only.

I've tried various commands but I can simply not change the archive into read/write. A few times I have succeeded in pushing the rom to /sdcard/download but when I try to locate the file it is simply not there and is not located anywhere on /sdcard despite the process being completed. I have simply no idea on how to get the rom file onto my tablet in order to restore it to normal and I was wondering if any of you have any ideas on how to get my tablet working again?

If you have any questions regarding information needed about just ask and I will provide the necessary information. I am really out of ideas on what to do.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] *Detection*:
Get a Micro SDCard and copy the ROM onto that from a PC, then put that in the TF and boot to recovery
[Eee Pad Transformer General] WebberX:
I already have a MicroSD card in my tablet but I am not able to access it from CWM recovery
[Eee Pad Transformer General] baseballfanz:
Try pushing the file to data/media.

Are you pushing the file while in cwm recovery?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] WebberX:
I am pushing files while in recovery mode. I have already tried pushing to.other directories than /media/download but the same thing.happen. either it tells Me that the file system is read only or it says that the file transfer succeeded but the file cannot be located anywhere. I read up on the solution of trying to access a rom through microssd. Unfortunately my recovery doesn't support that unless I can change it to use external.memory instead of internal memory.

The only thing I succeeded in was getting a rom pushed to /system. Would I be able to access this directory from my recovery?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] WebberX:
I am pushing files while in recovery mode. I have already tried pushing to other directories than /sdcard/download but the same thing happen. either it tells Me that the file system is read only or it says that the file transfer succeeded but the file cannot be located anywhere on /sdcard. I read up on the solution of trying to access a rom through microsd. Unfortunately my recovery doesn't support that unless I can change it to use external memory instead of internal memory but I do not know it that is possible.

The only thing I succeeded in was getting a rom pushed to /system. Would I be able to access this directory from my recovery?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] *Detection*:
It would be better to try than to ask !

How did you get on, any luck yet ?

You could try flashing a new CWM that supports SDCards via NVFLASH
[Eee Pad Transformer General] sbiriguda:
If you did a factory reset (and hence data loss is not a problem), your best option is using nvflash/wheelie to restore the device to a clean state with a stock firmware build and then reflash CWM to install whatever custom ROM you want.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jmh033089:
Idky but I get weird colors on netflix,the key board and a few other apps,its like being in 256 mode on Windows. Any ideas?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Relentless D:
Got any screens?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jmh033089:
Now I have noticed it throughoutthe whole phone. Look on this screen see hoe there is like a rainbow circle around the musical note.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XenonV:
it may be the rom you are using
[Fascinate General] fupamobile:
I dont care about roms or any of that crap. I just want to root so i can get wifi tether. I tried gingerbreak and the stupid program just says "rooting this should take a few minutes" twice i let it sit there for like 30 mins and nothing happened.

So i need ghe quickest and easiest root option asap pls
[Fascinate General] Pixelation:
Use this guide, it's simple and easy...

Rooting is in section 6

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=17222830

DROID DOES, Apple did...like I forgot when
[EVO Shift 4G General] casper312:
Hi. I am running Cyanogenmod 7.2 stable on my Evo Shift.

A few days ago, out of nowhere my phone began displaying "SD card safe to remove, You can safely remove SD card." I removed the card, removed the battery, blew on the card old school NES style, but the issue remains whenever I reboot the phone. None of my apps that are on the sd card will work and I can't access anything on the card. Is there any way to fix this or at least recover the data off the card? I have not tried to access the card in a card reader on my PC yet.

Thanks in advance for any help regarding this issue.
[EVO Shift 4G General] turkbot:
Your SD card could be toast I've gone through a few of them running app 2 sd

sent from a nuclear explosion
[EVO Shift 4G General] YoungCorruptionV2.0:
could try reformating it on your computer