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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] karirafn:
I got it sorted.

Just wanted to make an update if people with this problem stumble upon this thread since I couldn't find any info on this on the net.

The problem was that I was getting an outdated (obsolete) SIM card from my provider, as I suspected. I went to their main shop today and got a newer one which worked.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] Shehram Ahmad:
Hello guys...

I had some problems of auto rebooting on my phone a month ago when i flashed Rebel Rom Milestone 2 in my phone...after 120+ hours my phone went rebooting itself(the ics boot up animation just appeared and after that...phone started) Sometimes it rebooted in my hands when i was using an app or game...then phone went laggy and as i closed the running app to check my phone...it quickly showed ics boot animation and started...i thought that was a problem in rom.....but recently i made a "full wipe" and flashed xxlm8 value pack stock rom back in my phone...i had a habbit of seeing running apps from settings in order to check ram availability or time of running apps...in this stock rom i saw about 220 to 230+ hours of running and at that same evening

I saw running apps once again and they were showing like 2:30:16 or somthing like that...but so far with stock rom i had not experienced any auto rebooting in front of my eyes...is this normal guys....?the rom is newly flashed and after that timer restart....my running apps are showing about 80+ hours....so could anybody share his experience about this....Thanks ! :)

(B.T.W When i had my factory installed stock rom...i never noticed timings of running apps...this only started when my phone started auto rebooting in rebel rom after certain 120+ hours or so....)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] Deathmax:
You might have one of the defective phones. I recommend that you flash back to stock ROM before your phone gets bricked.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] Shehram Ahmad:
I have stock ROM xxlm8....flashed through Odin...i dont remember which rom i had when i purchased it.....
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] Shehram Ahmad:
After i have flashed xxlm8 through odin....the phone has only auto booted once...if phone had a factory fault...it should have been rebooting randomly...in rebel rom it only booted after 120+ hours or so...

I m still checking in xxlm8 rom as it has only auto booted once after 220 to 230+ hours....after that its showing about 90+ hours now...
[HTC Inspire 4G] FatGrover:
http://blog.htc.com/2012/03/ics/

Does this mean no ICS for Inspire?
[HTC Inspire 4G] Nick281051:
It was never coming for the inspire anyway
[HTC Inspire 4G] FatGrover:
I meant mostly because most ICS roms for Inspire were waiting for ics kernel of desire hd...
[HTC Inspire 4G] amf66:
It doesn't matter that it was never coming for the Inspire specifically. Any ICS update for the Desire HD can be easily ported and help all Inspire owners. We should be angry about this, not only Desire HD owners.

It means no official ICS. There are already several unofficial AOSP ICS ROMs and a few Desire V ICS ports.
[HTC Inspire 4G] toxicpaulution:
I wont ever own another HTC product. Promise ics to DHD and then say the customer quality is what they are concerned about. Yet the desire c is half our phone and is getting it >.<
[HTC Inspire 4G] zerodameaon:
I agree, I have owned a number of HTC products in the past and this is reinforcing my jumping ship to other manufacturers.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Nick281051:
I know that, he never specified whether he was talking about custom roms or not

Sent from my Sony Xperia Ion
[HTC Inspire 4G] zelendel:
Guys let me let you in on a little secret. All OEM are the same when it comes to this. Mainly here in the states where the carriers control the updates. With the way hardware and Android are updating the best you can hope for is a 6 month period where the device may get an update. After that all bets are off. If updates are important to you then get a Nexus and be done with it. Its not like most dont run a AOSP based rom anyway so why pay all the extra for the OEM stuff. No need to be all upset about it.
[HTC Inspire 4G] cwhitney24:
Nexus FTW

sent from my Galaxy Nexus running official Jelly Bean!!!!
[HTC Inspire 4G] Seveli13:
that sucks ..
[HTC Inspire 4G] Adeelx:
Sucks

Sucks big time, bye HTC, Hello Nexus
[HTC Inspire 4G] benthe1:
[bye] HTC. Hello Galaxy Note 2.

Sent from my Epic Touch(GSII)
[HTC Inspire 4G] aybarrap1:
It is what it is

There is nothing we can do about HTC cancelling the update to DHD except complain to HTC. If you want the best possibility of updates then a Google Nexus phone is the way to go (as already mentioned). Remember that it is probably not ICS specifically that created performance issues, but rather the combination of ICS and whatever version of a newer Sense (Rosie) HTC was planning. I have experienced that the phone handles AOSP ICS versions just fine, but Sense 3.0 and later versions paired with ICS would probably be a drag on this phone. Remember that when the Inspire came out, other manufacturers were already utilizing dual core technology so the phone was already behind the times upon release.
[HTC Inspire 4G] luciano.chavez:
Right. Some of the custom ICS ROMs run very smoothly. It must be Sense that is the problem. Too bad, really. I intend to keep running with the Redemption ICS ROM on the Inspire until Google announces the next Nexus later this year and then I will jump ship. I was tempted, especially with JB, to buy a GSM GN but given that by October or November we might have some new Nexus hardware announced, I just need to be patient.
[HTC Inspire 4G] aybarrap1:
I have noticed that GB and Sense 3.0 and 3.5 custom ROMs have the occasional lag. I can only imagine what ICS combined with 3.5 (or even 4.0) would do to the usability. I have tried a couple of AOSP based ICS roms and they work well (except for the bugs such as camera issues). I have had better experiences in regards to performance with CM 7 ROMs than I ever did with the rooted stock rom (with bloatware removed of course). I will be buying a new Nexus myself once a newer version is released. I will use my contract renewal to get my wife a new phone every year (keeps her quiet about cheap gifts at Christmas and birthdays which are less than a month apart) and I get a phone which I know will receive support for a long time.
[HTC Inspire 4G] wrenhal:
AOSPX now has a working video camera. Only 480 l but still works.
[HTC Inspire 4G] loadedpampers:
Was a huge HTC fan before I saw this.

Dare I say cough cough... iPhone 5 for my next phone? naaa

But the Samsung Galaxy III sounds like a good choice.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Hunt3r.j2:
Relax guys. I've realized that even if they don't want us to have it, we will get it as soon as the Desire S or Incredible S gets kernel source for ICS. After that, porting a full Sense 4 or 3.6 ROM is a walk in the park.
[HTC Inspire 4G] xxkid123:
Even then, team virtuous has nearly finished porting a completely working HTC 3.0 kernel. Sense doesn't work on our phones because we don't have the right kernel running under it. Virtuous and Pacha have 2 ROMs that are almost completely working. Camera doesn't work on some phones that have hardware from omnivision (me unfortunately :crying:), but if you have Samsung hardware then you're in luck. Some of the other sense 4/2.6 ROMS also work without a hitch if you flash the 3.0 kernel, and a few patches.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Hunt3r.j2:
This makes no sense. The HTC 3.0 kernel you're talking about is directly from the Desire S, and the main issue is that it doesn't have source so they're basically just flying blind. Source code is needed to make it run right.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Shimmty:
How can you tell what camera hardware you have?
[HTC Inspire 4G] Hunt3r.j2:
It's in the misc folder.
[HTC Inspire 4G] PeteSeiler2010:
The first thing I did when I got this phone was change to a different launcher. I'm not too fond of Sense.

Sent from my Inspire 4G running CM10.
[HTC Inspire 4G] flyriver:
Last HTC

HTC fails big time, this will be my last HTC
[HTC Inspire 4G] Mastah_Splintah:
Luckily my 2 year renewal just came up and I was able to buy the Htc One X for 99 dollars. In the meantime I am using the aospx rom to play with ICS.
[HTC Inspire 4G] jlochamy:
Jellybean on my Inspire (no thanks to HTC or AT&T)

I have been using JellyTime on my HTC Inspire and it is much better than the Gingerbread with Sense. I really hate Sense and this will be my last HTC phone.
[HTC Inspire 4G] flyriver:
Maybe I should try that, is it stable enough for daily use?
[HTC Inspire 4G] TheJokah:
Right now Jellytime is the best Rom (IMO) for our device. Even if it is in Beta still, it is just an amazing Rom. Try it, and you won't want another rom. :)
[HTC Inspire 4G] XBlackChaosX:
Existz aospx 4.0.4 rom is pretty damn good.
[HTC Inspire 4G] PeteSeiler2010:
Android Revolution 7.0.4 is Pretty darn good too, but its up to the user to decide which is the best. My only issue with Jellytime is there is no bluetooth, once that is fixed, I plan to go back to it. Jellytime is very smooth though, I am very happy to have so many choices of ROMs.
[HTC Inspire 4G] poopsmith777:
I've had several roms on my phone so far in my modding hobby. Started with CM7.2, LC Ice Cold Sandwich, and now have RB Jelly Time. Jelly Time is great as a DD. The battery curve while in sleep is almost flat (very small drain).

I've flashed beta 8 and newer as each is released and have no complaints with the rom as a beta. Just read the OP to see if its a good fit for your current needs. RB is excellent about resolving issues and releases updates regularly.

Sent from my Inspire 4G running Jelly Time by Random Blame!
[HTC Inspire 4G] randomblame:
I am pretty awesome.
[HTC Inspire 4G] poopsmith777:
^^^ This is a god among men!

Sent from my Inspire 4G running Jelly Time by Random Blame!
[HTC Inspire 4G] Bad.Fish:
Download and run jellytime rom on inspire/desire best jellybean rom out there. Fk ics any damn way

Sent from my Inspire 4G running jellybean 4.1.1. Biyatches:thumbup:
[HTC Inspire 4G] The Remedy:
i heard they were bringiong that idea back on the table for Insipre 4g.....what this just a damn rumor?? -_-​
[HTC Inspire 4G] ronnie498:
Probably just a rumor
[HTC Inspire 4G] dngr:
Bad Fish is right. There is nothing better.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Duffmantp:
No Root, No Dice
[HTC Inspire 4G] kaiowas89:
ban HTC ! they had to give us ICS
[HTC Inspire 4G] Ducktech77:
There's a bunch of ics and jb roms on this site for the inspire. No need for the rumored junk from carrier. I love the freedom this site has given me with my inspire.
[HTC Inspire 4G] kaiowas89:
if they give ics, custom roms can be better , i think
[HTC Inspire 4G] rodrigobarg:
So bad!
[HTC Inspire 4G] budbush:
I've had a few problems with the roms on this site, but not nearly as many as I had with the straight stock Inspire 4g straight from the factory. It may be my learning curve (very, very long and not very deep), but, after months of trying most of them, the current ICS roms are awesome! Ice Cold Sandwich is great, and Trickdroid has outperformed everything I've used, including the stock crap we were saddled with.

Read up on the various roms, decide which one works best for you , and go for it.
[HTC Inspire 4G] wargear:
I still like the inspire even though its a bit long in the tooth I agree with others that HTC has cheapened their hardware just waiting for att to offer the note 2 and retire mine. Tried several of the very well done roms here but always come back to the revolution rom. Been hoping they'd do an ICS based rom or even a JB version.
[HTC Inspire 4G] zachsihi:
if you really want ics go try JellyTime is pretty slick. I have been using it since back in beta and it works better than most the ICS roms i have used. it breathed a little life into this old htc
[HTC Inspire 4G] bananagranola:
Just to clarify, JellyTime is JB, not ICS.
[HTC Inspire 4G] aybarrap1:
The only reason why I want HTC to release the update to ICS for DHD is for the ability of devs to utilize source information. It would definitely make an easier time for the devs when it comes to items such as the camera and video recording. The "junk" is what allowed for some awesome GB ROMS that worked well.

I will give credit to all the devs who have put their time in to making ICS and JB work. It took their hard work and time to make the ROMS work as well as they do.
[HTC Inspire 4G] rustin921:
There is now plenty of ROMs out there. Yes it is sad that HTC went back on their word, but oh well. Blackout has a nice ICS rom , while RB Jellytime has its bugs, but I use it as a did. Ultimately the ROM choose is yours. So do plenty of research before you install it.

sent from a Jellytime Inspired 4G
[HTC Inspire 4G] JohnnyUtah41:
you got a link for that thread?
[HTC Inspire 4G] raulz28:
Just go to the Desire HD forum and it's there among a few other JB ROMs even 4.2 that I daily drive by Synergye
[HTC Inspire 4G] MidnightJava:
I was disappointed as everyone else was, and didn't check back until last week to see what ICS ROMs had been developed, and was pleasantly surprised to see not only ICS but also JB ROMs getting very good reports. I flashed JellyTime (JB 4.2.1) a few days ago, and so far am very happy with it.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Aphang22:
JT

I'm currently on CM10.1 happy with it.. Wonder if there's much difference between them?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blacklabeled:
I will be as brief as possible. I know this has been beat to death, but I think it's a specific issue with my area, and just wanted to be sure. I have an unlocked defy red lens, kernel v: 2.6.32.9-g21f1a48, CM9-MotoIceGun-edition 1.0, baseband version EPU93_U_00.60.00

When I first unlocked the phone and installed my at&t sim, I had 3g, this was before rooting and custom rom. I was also in Chattanooga, TN. I live in Knoxville, TN and when I returned home, all I have been able to get is Edge. Have been messing with this for 4 days, tried everything that I've seen as far as 3g fixes. Called at&t today, and was informed that the two towers here in Knoxville are 1900 and 850/1900 shared. Long story short, does this mean I cannot get 3g where I live?

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] ReverendJasen:
Not sure if this is more relevant in a generic Android OS forum instead; if it is a mod can move it.

I've tried a few SSH servers on the S3 and none of them allow me to use the pm command, I always get a segmentation fault. I'm pretty sure it has something to do with shared libs not being accessible (I.E. certain environment variables not containing the appropriate paths to lib directories), as one of the reason for this error message is "Inside a chrooted jail this can occur when critical shared libs, config file or /dev/ entry missing." It looks to me that the SSH server apps available all work this way?

I've had no problem using pm from my last phone this way, but it was still at 2.3, this phone is 4.04. Obviously some things have changed.

The question is, has anyone had luck with the pm command on this platform via SSH? If so, what SSH server app, and/or what config or shell environment changes need to happen?
[HTC One X] EGBTMagus:
So I got an S3 and am trying to wipe my HTC One X so I can sell it and when I did a factory wipe from the recovery I now can no longer boot into the device. It just sits at the "Android" screen after the HTC Logo. I was running the Android Revolution Rom prior to restoring the device. Whats the best way to resolve this hang up? I looked it up some but most stuck boots are on the HTC Logo and nothing past it.

I uploaded a shot of what im talking about. Any help would be appreciated.
[HTC One X] theDroidfanatic:
Go.into hboot mode, and choose fastboot. And then, do 'fastboot oem lock'

Then download the corresponding RUU for your phone, and run it. It will be stock. But people can still know that you unlocked your bootloader. And download the CORRESPONDING RUU. THE WRONG ONE COYLD BRICK IT!

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] EGBTMagus:
Been trying to do the RUU and keep getting an error stating my battery is less then 30%, I left the device on the charger all night.
[HTC One X] eyosen:
See this post for recharging your phone.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26212322&postcount=6
[HTC One X] eyosen:
You're welcome....

:D
[HTC One X] ste1164:
Running the wrong ruu won't brick your phone it just won't run.
[Firefox OS General] pakistanish:
Mozilla have launched Firefox OS based on Linux kernel ... Its open source ... I would like any of our good developers to look forward towards developing this OS for our phones :D
[Firefox OS General] bgm92:
More detail here: http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/b2g/
[Firefox OS General] Bilgets:
would be hard if there's no propietary driver kernel source..
[Firefox OS General] marcin1147:
It's possible.

Here's manifest: https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/b2g-manifest

I'm too busy to port it for now. Maybe someone else can do that.
[Firefox OS General] warface123:
i will give it a try to port it
[Firefox OS General] GreenChris:
This isn't android based... it's not a ROM it's an other OS... i think if it's possible it will be very hard
[Firefox OS General] warface123:
i have knowledge of unbranded os types
[Firefox OS General] Stannieman:
It's not android. But it is linux and android is also linux, so I think drivers can be ported from android to this, no (though no api stuff and such will be the same)?

I assume it'll be hard, much harder than ics and jelly bean, but still possible.

But I also think that it won't run as good/smooth as ics and in the future jb will run.

So it might run, but if it's useful is another question...

Nevertheless it would be awesome to see it running on the gio.

Also does it need to run on it's own or is it possible to run it on top of the android kernel? If this is the case then it becomes rather easy as we have enough stable android kernels for the gio.

Marcin, is that the purpose of the link you posted?
[Firefox OS General] bgm92:
I think it's Android based, it uses AOSP repo besided Linaro repo and Mozzila repo!

<remote name="aosp"
fetch="https://android.googlesource.com/" />
[Firefox OS General] tioammar:
but i see no apps in the manifest :eek:
[Firefox OS General] Stannieman:
Of course not. It's based on android, so the core shares a lot with the core of android. This doesn't make it android.

The whole os is (except for the core stuff) web based, which probably means all apps need to be written in html 5 or maybe other web standards.

So android apk apps don't work, and so it makes no sence including them.
[Firefox OS General] tioammar:
simple and great explanation.. thanks ;)
[Firefox OS General] warface123:
currently trying to port give me some days ;)
[Firefox OS General] Stannieman:
https://github.com/MaclawStudios

Here are sources for android ICS on GIO. Since the manifest uses android 4.0.4 I think you may need to use some things from this (don't forget to mention Maclaw and Marcin if you do).

Soon this will be updated to JB I think, I don't know if FFOS works with JB as well or it specifically needs ICS though.

About firefox OS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox_OS

So it's not entirely android based. It only uses some parts for some of the hardware.
[Firefox OS General] warface123:
thanks for the sourches
[Firefox OS General] aloneman5:
It's based android. Because s2 users can install it.
[Firefox OS General] warface123:
its dam hard but i am making progress what do you want guys odin or cwm just wanna now ;)
[Firefox OS General] ulasates:
odin :D
[Firefox OS General] warface123:
alright it will be odin then now i gonna sleep but will continu tommorow
[Firefox OS General] Stannieman:
How much android is really in it? Mozilla made it so that it can run on devices that run android. So they probably just mean ARM with a certain ammount of ram etc...

Wikipedia says it's a linux kernel, some components of android for hardware communication, mozilla's own api's for app -> hardware communication such as phone, cam, speakers etc, and last but not least the gecko engine.

So if the kernel used is the same as the one used for android then you could use maclaw (and team)'s ICS kernel + the android stuff needed, merged with the b2g sources.

I'm not really a dev so it's probably a lot harder then what I'm saying here. But I think it's easier then a fully fledged android...

Were you able to boot something already?
[Firefox OS General] warface123:
thanks for the tip;) and yes its adroid but also web based by the way how is jellybean
[Firefox OS General] Stannieman:
It works, but:

What’s working: (will be updated, testing and fixing right now)

AOSP/CM10

RIL (full – GSM/SMS/EDGE/3G/SIGNAL etc)

Audio (all are on louder speaker)

Sensors (strange issue with proximity)

Project Butter (100%)

Full 2D/3D acceleration

Touchscreen

SD card

WiFi

Bluetooth (really, really buggy)

Browser

Mass storage

Live wallpapers

What isn’t working:

Microphone

Headphones

Small speaker

Camera

FM Radio

Deep sleep

Native Android app2sd (.android_secure)

A lot of things….

Mic does work with headset, but apparently the speaker part of the headset is broken.

So not usefull for making calls. Also deep sleep is broken again (was fixed in ICS) so battery DRAINNNN

They said it's going to be hard cause there are no qualcomm based phones running 4.1 yet (or at least with these things working). But luckily for us the ZTE N800E has had an official update to 4.1 yesterday or today. That phone is running on a qualcomm soc (though arm7), so I hope this can help.

If the ZTE phone brings solutions then I think most major problems will be gone within 2 weeks :D

EDIT: Now I'm thinking about it (for FF OS).

Maybe you shouldn't build if from the ground up but first put gecko + the api's and gui into android. Then remove things from android to get pretty close. Then you can really start from scratch and add things 1 by 1 from the working stripped android. Does it fix something? No? Leave it out as this android component isn't required. Does it fix something? Yes? Leave it in as this is and android component you need.

So instead of building everything from scratch, take a working android rom and remove everything from the source where firefox os doesn't depend on.

It's not as clean, but maybe faster and can give you a jump start.
[Firefox OS General] Stannieman:
Have you got anything working already? Not to annoy you or anything, just curious.
[Firefox OS General] TechNoJerky:
This is already running on sgs2, just search YouTube for "gecko os mozilla"
[Firefox OS General] Stannieman:
Could very wel be, but this thread is about running it on the galaxy gio s5660, not the s2.
[Firefox OS General] warface123:
alright guys you wanna have a little update post here is it: i need A team from good developers pm if you want no bull****

currently team me and mackief
[Firefox OS General] Stannieman:
I'd like to, but I have no experience doing this and not the required know how. So it's a no go I guess :p
[Firefox OS General] warface123:
A little update busy with resizing all changing app from web based to .apk ( making it new with a .apk extinsion
[Firefox OS General] Stannieman:
You're doing what?
[Firefox OS General] warface123:
You that apps are web based i am making it not web based but a normal .apk you know
[Firefox OS General] Stannieman:
Doesn't that kill the whole purpose of this OS?

If you take android and just convert all Mozilla's web apps to apk then you are building an custom android rom.

That the apps you added are actually ported web apps doesn't matter, it's still an android rom.

The whole purpose of porting Firefox OS to the Gio is to have the real thing, running nothing but web apps.
[Firefox OS General] :
Hi guys, as you should know, I'll help (me and my team) warface123 building FirefoxOS for our GIO.

What I thought is that we'll try to port it on our GIO, but not basing it on Android.

I know that ICS is necessary, but I don't want to make a similar version on Android.

I'll make FIREFOXOS for our GIO. It's simply. If warface123'll do somethink different, me and my team'll work for this purpose! ;)
[Firefox OS General] csoulr666:
How about building a common commit for ARMv6 devices????? Would really like to try this on my wildfire s