yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] shailpancholi:
This mod works on any rom.

*except stock and miui*

How to flash:-

1)reboot in recovery

2)flash the file

3)reboot devise

4)enjoy center clock

5)press thanx without fail

I need help in this mod by devs

1)there is overlap problem of clock and notification

2)I cannot change position of signal to left.

Download:-

http://db.tt/iK4wOcDm

Here it is guys plz help me develop more by donating if you like..:)

Please press thanx if I help yu.

Team xperince;)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] FrankyDoodle:
Wrong section.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Falc0nPuls3:
Wrong section bro. Cheers anyways
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] atishey23:
Very nice mod. Will try it as it gets uploaded.

And BTW by saying any ROM do you literally mean any ROM.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] shailpancholi:
Any rom means any rom I haven't tried on cm9/stock but on all cm7
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] system.img:
Well...doesnt the clock get in the way of the notification icons? :confused:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] shailpancholi:
Ya it gets
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] shailpancholi:
It will take time to upload cause im out of town

Sent from my GT-S5830
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] brujochilote:
Thanks! I'll be waiting for this mod :) I'm using stocklite v7.1, it will be working on it?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] shailpancholi:
Ya
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] wownegativity:
Yo! Will this work in imaginary ICS?

Looking forward to your work. :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Prawesome:
You have been uploading for 10 days, you must have a really slow connection..
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] jumbobombo:
Was looking forward to this... But looks like it's just a duh
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] shailpancholi:
Jumbobombo i aint no false guy giving false information and doing that stuff :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] shailpancholi:
Dude plz read what is written i was not able to upload cause i was on a vacation
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] shailpancholi:
Ya it will work
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] wownegativity:
Not working in imaginary ics. status bar FC.

Now I don't know how to revert it back. :(
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] shailpancholi:
Im sorry for this but i guess imagnery is stock
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] shailpancholi:
For reverting just flash the rom again and dont clean anythin
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] atishey23:
But if we flash the rom again, some roms itself clears the data and cache:confused::confused:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpgdev:
On the wikipedia page of this phone it says that the original OS it came with was Android 2.1 and I'm wondering if there is any way I could download this rom (or a mod of it)? My phone sometimes lags with 2.2.

I used to have the 2.1 on my HTC Wildfire and it is more than good enough for me for what I need it to do, I wouldn't mind missing out on any of the perks brought in subsequent upgrades.

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matt73300:
Upgrade to 2.3 ... ;)

PS : non in development section !! :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bhu1:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztVMib1T4T4&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] supergeorg:
Mmmmmmm..... seams like 2.1 is 2 years old.

No one will have it, try Gingerbread first, it works more smoother than Froyo, and even this is slow in comparison to IceCreamSandwich, which is slower than JellyBean 4.1.1

:)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpgdev:
Thanks for the prompt answer, but I just can't see how can they be faster than 2.2 (on the I9000 hardware) if more powerful phones are needed to run them?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dark_knight35:
Buahahahahahaha.... sorry can't troll him...hahaha @slappy now THIS(OP) is the dumbest post ever!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] supergeorg:
Hahahahaha.

Gingerbread even runs on a chinese crapphone from a food market in germany (lidl).

It runs fluent on the cheapest android device, will it run worse on you 300 euro flagship?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikness360:
if you don't know gingerbread is made and optimised for i9000 and it if lagged it would be paradoxal,just because it is a improved version of froyo,and if not,we would all get froyo installed on our devices right away :cowboy:

try the custom jw6 roms and you'll see that you won't regret it,much smoother,more performance and a more pleasant and renovated design.or just take a look for curiosity,it's worth it
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rajeshbabushrestha:
Go Here http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/?page=3 u can get all the stock firmwares u will ever need...

Flashing Guide is also given in this website

btw... u should have searched the forum first and even if had to post a thread, this belongs to QnA Section

TC
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
Dearly beloved trolls, let us gather together in prayer for this poor misguided soul, that he may turn his back on froyo and seek salvation in a bag of jelly beans. Amen
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dark_knight35:
Angry Birds
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dark_knight35:
Amen.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gaspernemec:
more powerful phone? nexus s is getting 4.1 official update and its hw is identical to galaxy s (which isnt getting it cause of touchwiz) yet another proof that quadcore isnt nescary to run latest android (note that i own s3)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saphirrot:
LOOOOL, dark_knight compiled jelly bean from Factory Source !!!! ;D
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
Powered by E102, E263, E505.....for hyperactive speed :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dreamer94:
Where the hell did you get it so quickly :D .It was like,you knew before he's opening the thread! :P

Just copy paste and boom lol

GT-I9000 cihazımdan Tapatalk 2 ile gönderildi
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BlueFlame4:
@OP: Try an old DarkyROM, e.g. 9.2 or 9.5

Sent from my Gameboy Color using a link cable.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpgdev:
I forgot to include the word "smoothly". I know 2.2+ mods can run on my phone, my doubt is if they will run better than 2.2 does, which other commenters have attested that they do.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] supergeorg:
Yeah, Google makes Android worse with every new version, so better compile yourself Android 1.0

It will run smoothest in your eyes.

I trust on Butter and use 4.1.1 soon :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpgdev:
Thank you all for the answers but doesn't it makes sense to ask this question? Google is always adding new features to the android OS, wouldn't that same OS need more resources in order to run smoothly the newest features along the old ones? That doesn't mean that Google is making android worse on each upgrade, just that the new versions have more features that will need additional resources. Using your standards android 4.1 should run better on the HTC Tattoo than the original android 1.6 did just because 4.1 is better.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
Ok....simple answer .....try them and see....but don't keep trying to defend your OP.......it just asking for trouble! ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frr1:
ef that go str8 to jelly ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dieboard:
For as far i remember i got it with android 1.6 but since its not on that wiki page i might loose my mind.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpgdev:
Not defending (I knew I was going to be ridiculed) but genuinely asking. I will of course try them and see but I don't think I have made such an unreasonable question.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lurdy:
2.1 was pretty nice, 2.1.1 was disappointing..

2.2 was great, 2.2.1 even better!

2.3 was not so much better than 2.2, but the community was so huge everybody could be happy with it.

4.0.4 is the best thing I've ever installed on my phone. I've run 2.3.7 on my SGS for months, and was satisfied with it. But when I found out how smooth ICS was on my phone, I was stunned.

2.1 can be used daily. But most apps need at least Froyo if not GB, and I don't see the point in reverting.

If you want something official, stock JW6 is maybe the best stock ROM currently available.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kagadar:
Despite the fact that this thread is in the wrong section and has gone on for 3 too many pages, I'm going to humor you and give you a quick rundown on why you're having an issue with 2.2:

The original firmware for the Galaxy S has an innate flaw with the layout of the internal data partitions, which in turn causes significant lag whenever something needs to be written to the data partition. The issue you're seeing is actually the fault of the Galaxy S, and comparing it to 2.1 running on a different phone is a moot point. 2.2 IS faster than 2.1, just not by much.

This problem is somewhat alleviated by CyanogenMod based ROMs, as they use a different layout for internal partitioning (data is on an ext4 formatted partition of the internal SD card, the /data/data directory is symlinked to its own ~200 MB partition on the internal flash memory). By itself this improves the speed of the device somewhat, but it will cause problems if you want to install 150+ applications on your phone. You won't run out of space on your data partition, but you WILL run out of space on the datadata partition, which doesn't report its free space to any of the system settings. There are several workarounds for this, some of which I have contributed to; I would suggest using the search tool to find a solution that is viable for your own skill level.

As far as upgrading the OS is concerned, adding features does cost extra resources. The major differences in resource usage between 2.3.x and 4.0.x are in the size of the ROM (4.0.x is 50% roughly larger, as it has a significantly changed feature set) and the amount of RAM used by the ROM (4.0.x native apps use H/W acceleration by default, which results in ~12 MB more RAM used per application. This DOES improve the speed of the application significantly). AOSP isn't just about adding new features; the developers also refine existing ones. 4.0.x may be newer and more feature packed, but it also runs smoother, loads faster and looks better. You get less free RAM on 4.0.x than you would on 2.3.x, but the lowmemorykiller in 4.0.x functions much more cleanly. The system ROM has a much larger partition, but it mostly cuts into the cache partition, which has been functionally moved to /data anyway.

If you want to get the most from your phone, I would suggest using the current latest CM9 nightly. You don't have to upgrade every day, and you don't HAVE to put a new kernel on (the stock one is perfectly fine, even if I prefer Semaphore myself). When CM10 is released, which it will be, I would suggest migrating after the CM team gets the ball rolling, as most of the changes in 4.1.x are just refinements over 4.0.x.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpgdev:
Thanks, I think this answers have helped me understand a little bit better how the 4.X's performance fares against previous versions and where exactly the benefits and tradeoffs resides. I will be trying an android 4 mod as soon as I can and see for myself.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrAndroid12:
Firstly, 2.2 introduced Just-in-time compiler to speed things up.

Secondly, 4.0 introduced hardware acceleration through out the UI

Thirdly, 4.1 introduced project butter to smoothen UI out and further enhance smoothness and responsiveness

Fourthly, SGS has significant hardware 1GHz CPU, PowerVR SGX540, 512MB ram to run newer OSes smoothly unlike the HTC Google Nexus One for example which had a very weak GPU that renders the UI inefficiently = LAG :)

Finally Nexus S (identical phone) also got an update to 4.1 jelly bean so why not?

P.S. PLEASE CORPORATE WITH US AND POST THIS IN Q&A NEXT TIME.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpgdev:
A moderator can move this topic since I mistakenly posted it on the wrong place.

I was just curious because from some of the answers here it would seem that there weren't no tradeoffs in terms of the hardware resources used by the newest versions of android but I'm pretty clear what upgrading would entail now. Thanks!!

Also, 512MB is not that much. Even on 2.2 it sometimes consumes most of it, and given that each app on 4.0.X consumes at least 12mb (estimate given by another responder to this thread) more than on other versions this must be even less for this version of android.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kagadar:
Consuming most of it is a relative term. The Android OS doesn't always close applications after you leave them. Most of the time you have quite a few applications already cached in RAM waiting to start again. Think of it like superfetch on Windows Vista and above. If you don't NEED the RAM at the current time, why not fill it with an application that you may launch in the future? If you end up needing it before launching that app, the cache will be transparently destroyed.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Dude, a bunch of people are trying to explain to you the benefits of updating the OS. Thousands of people wouldn't be running ICS/JB, and millions of people wouldn't be running GB if they slowed down the phone. Benchmarks, gaming, opening apps, UI, everything is significantly higher on 2.3-4.1 than on Eclair, otherwise these versions wouldn't exist. You had a bad experience on Froyo because stock Froyo sucked, like all Stock roms.
[HTC One X] cdableu:
This is not something new and have been shown many times in YouTube. It is interesting to have for any phone with 3.5mm audio jack that can be easily done within a few minutes. I do not use my headset with my phone so this would be a nice hack to have around to listen with your friends on some local radio without consuming your data plan and phone battery.

Find a headset that you do not need. We only want the part with the 3.5mm audio jack. Just trim it down to about 20cm in length and fold it in half and tie a knot at the end. I tied a lasso knot at the end just so I can adjust the length of the receiver later on though it may not help much in reception quality.

Tested several length from 1 meter all the way to 20 centimetres and found not much difference in reception quality for a fact that you will be using your loudspeaker to listen to the FM radio. The same with whether to loop or not to loop the receiver but looping the receiver gives it a cleaner look while maintaining the same reception frequency.

Putting your phone too close to a human body greatly interferes with the FM signal. On the other hand, placing your phone on a metal table may enhance the FM reception.

Perhaps those who have knowledge in electronics can shed some light to optimize this simple hack further.

Have fun...
[HTC One X] ConroyX:
I didn't know. Works like a charm !! Thank You
[HTC One X] Alpha4:
Doesn't work for me. When I plug in the trimmed headset cable with the ear pieces cut off, the FM App keeps asking me to plug in a headset. Works OK when I plug in an untrimmed headset and switch to speaker in FM App menu.

Is there a further trick to getting this to work? Are you using the stock FM App?
[HTC One X] steven303:
I had the same problem myself, and it stems from the fact that smartphones will interrogate any headset you plug in to check if it is suitable. There are basic stereo headphones with three contacts on the jack plug (from the tip they are left, right and ground) and should work on any phone regardless. But there are two variants of headset (i.e. those with a microphone) that use four contacts, the difference being whether they connect the mic on the third or fourth contact.

As of 2016 most manufacturers have standardised on one system (left, right, mic then ground), but there are enough older phones and matching headsets out there that use the alternative pinout scheme. For example my old Sony Xperia used L-R-G-M (the same as say Blackberry), necessitating the use of an adapter for certain accessories. My latest Z5 however, has moved to the L-R-M-G pattern, which means I can no longer use my favourite old Sony headset anymore, not even as plain headphones, the Z5 just refused to talk to them.

That explains why a dumb wire might not work with a smartphone, because it is looking for a signal loop on all four (or three) contacts to try and figure out what's been plugged into it. The solution is to short out the wires to fool the phone into thinking there actually is something on the other end. Simply bare all of the wires at the cut end of the cable, burn off the fine lacquer or cotton that is used as an insulation, then twist the wires together to short them all to the ground. Better still, solder them together and cover with a bit of heat-shrink for a proper finish.
[HTC One X] cdableu:
Found some pre-made antennas in ebay, you can try searching for 3.5mm antenna. They look pretty decent. I am also looking for compatible antenna, if any, that is compatible for steven303's new headphone jack.

Edit: did some research and found that the 3.5mm steven303 mentioned is called '3.5mm 4 conductor' or 'TRRS antenna 3.5mm', you can try searching for them in ebay or look for similar ones lying around with wires long enough to be loops around to be used as antenna for new phones with the new type of head jack.

I got two item I think can be suitable for this purpose; search with the following keyword in ebay;

1. 3.5mm 1/8'' Male To Male 4-Pole 3 Ring TRRS AV Audio Extension Cable 1.2M/4Feet

2. 4-Pole 3Ring TRRS 3.5mm (1/8'') Male To Female AV Extension Cable 3FT/1M Black
[HTC One X] zmss56:
I have an additional issue. I use my phone's fm radio feature with an old pair of headphones for an antenna and listen via blue tooth headphones when I'm running or just working around the house, etc. My problem is that as the phone moves around in my pocket, the movement causes the phone to think the headphones came unplugged for a second and the radio turns off. When that happens I have to take the phone out and turn the radio back on. This happens often enough that it is a pain in the neck.

A separate but related issue. With some old, non functioning headphone cables the phone doesn't think there is anything plugged into it. I am lucky in that my phone gives me the option to "Play anyway through speaker or bluetooth". So even though it thinks there isn't anything plugged into it, I do, and I have good FM reception.

Here is what I want: I want to know what to do to my old headphone wire so that my phone doesn't think there is anything plugged into it when it is, in fact, plugged in. I hope that makes sense!
[HTC One X] Eambo:
'ello everyone!

Having a few issues with MMS on my One X. I sent one to someone yesterday, and they received it fine. Tried to send one today to a different person, and I'm getting "Service Denied". Obviously my settings are right if the one yesterday sent, so what could cause this?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tbone92:
I've been with AOKP and now CM9 RC1 roms for some time but I wish to restock to Gingerbread.

My concern is with the MTD filesystem : can I just flash GB stock image from SamMobile ? I remember it took a specific procedure to convert my filesystem to MTD, isn't there a procedure to convert the filesystem back from MTD prior to restocking ?

Thanks for your help !
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] priyana:
Use overcome gb stock safe.

There is no procedure to convert bml to mtd. All taken care off by the installer when you flash cm9.

To convert back so far has to reflash with Odin with pit.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tbone92:
Look easy then ! Thanks a lot
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ppptab:
I wanted to unistall AOKP SGT7 and install the Overcome ROM. So today I followed the Overcome guide again and worked perfectly.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tbone92:
Restocked today, no problem.

Stock 2.3.6 is not so bad after all !
[HTC One S] majcher3310:
Hello everybody

I'm planning to buy htc one s but a bit afraid of not having my data stored on my sd card. In Poland and probably in whole EU one s doesn't have sd card slot, Why?

Now if i forget data cable to my desire i just take out sd card, copy on in new rom and after that i can flash it, Once i bricked my desire, after that i just took my sd card, and all my personal pics, vid and music i got with me. What will happen now when all memory is inside phone?

It's any way to add sd card slot? how all you guys life with that?

Thank's in advance

Majcher
[HTC One S] ickedmel:
Hi, HTC didn't forget it was intentional. This is my first phone without a external memory card and I was worried at first too. HTC has a little thing with an app called dropbox this backs up all your pictures online and to your computer so you wouldn't have to worry about losing that. I still kind of prefer sd cards but I've had some go bad on me too. The internal space is good enough for me and a far as ROMS it's the same process the memory is just internal.
[HTC One S] ickedmel:
As far as music there's googles play music app. You install it on your phone and your computer. Whatever songs you have on your computer you upload it to the app on installed on your computer and it will sync up to the app on your phone. You can also download the songs from the app that's on your phone to your phone if you want access to those songs while off the internet
[HTC One S] AttachedSilver:
I would go for a phone with an sd card slot like the S3. Sure cloud storage is ok but I like having the content with me so I won't be streaming it and using data.
[HTC One S] nastysage:
This is called marketing, HTC can't sell you a new phone, while you satisfied with old one.
[HTC Wildfire S] Cateye:
i am using wildfire s lock on T mobile? i tried using different SIMs but nada...

can i unlock the cell phone an use some other rom?
[HTC Wildfire S] intel007:
Tmobile uk? If yes, your best option would be to find a little backstreet phone shop with an xtc clip and get them to s-off your device.

Then your phone will take any sim and also be able to flash any rom you want.

Phone around your local phone shops from the yellow pages and see if any of them have the xtc clip
[HTC Wildfire S] Cateye:
yes T mobile UK...

can i call T-mobile and ask for a sim unlock request. They'll ask for the imei number and you'll have the code within 48 hours for FREE. Thing is i am living in UK but for couple of months i am in my home country so i want to use another sim.... and when i get back home i want to use T mobile again...
[HTC Wildfire S] intel007:
If you only wanna use another sim, call tmobile its £10 i think.

If you wanna use another sim and root and flash custom roms, then have a phone around some independant phone shops near you and see if they have the xtc clip. Should also cost about £10
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PhillyFan65:
I have a Nexus 7 that exhibits screen creaking only when the left side is squeezed firmly. It does not exhibit this behavior during normal use. My question is would you return it for a new unit or would you keep it. Other than that the unit is perfect. My concern is that the unit may get worse over time.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hanthesolo:
Just keep it for now. You have a 1 year warranty, so if anything goes wrong, you can package it up, and google will replace it.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xopher.hunter:
From what I've read in reveiws that is the only imperfection in the build quality.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nexcellent:
If something major comes up, i'll exchange but i love this thing too much to return it for a refund.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jordanooo:
How often do you decide to 'squeeze it firmly'?