yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] TheWhisp:
Introduction

- First of all, I'm doing this as a hobby. This is not my job, so, please, follow these simple rules:

* Don't ask for estimated time of arrival (ETA). I will release a new build when I feel it's ready. As soon as I'll have some news about progress or anything else

related to this project, I will post it here.

* Don't request any additional features. This is meant to be pure ROM from CyanogenMod sources, so any 3rd party features will not be added.

* Don't report a bug if it's already reported. Report bugs here (click)!

* If you use my sources, add me in the credits and let me know of your project.

* Keep this thread clean, use talk topic for chat. Post only development related things here. (bug reports, suggestions, possible fixes etc)

* If you brick/damage your phone, it's not my problem. If you have flashed this ROM, you accept this rule.

Functions / features that are not fully working:

1) HW video encoding

People who made this possible:

* TheWhisp

* rohan007

* psyke83

* michie

* hrk

* erikcas

* tilal6991

* KonstaT

* CyanogenMod team

Please contact me if I forgot you.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] TheWhisp:
Additional packages/tips/tutorials:

* Google apps (CM10): http://www.modaco.com/topic/355903-devrom98-cyanogenmod-10-android-411/ * Provided by KonstaT. It includes working Voice search and Google Now. You may have to register to download.

* Google apps (CM9): http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-ics-20120429-signed.zip You can also use KonstaT's CM9 Gapps, as they include working voice search

* Additional modifications/tweaks by Michie (CM10 only): http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1799828

* Free more space on system (guide by hrk) (Not needed for CM9): http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=30573818&postcount=1538
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] ashiqputtur:
Rohan has a working camera.apk for ics .. if it also works in JB, Hope he will add it in the next release..
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] venkatarajeev131:
screen Shots plz ......................

thanku for doing this project........................ well done
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] rohan007:
CameraHAL has to be rewritten, will take some time, dont expect working camera in the next release ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] ashiqputtur:
See the first post..

P.s : don't spam..
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] froggish:
First bug : i cannot unlock my SIM Card ... when i enter my PIN it keeps loading and then a black screen..i touch unlock phone button and i must re-enter the PIN then loading .. black screen ... hope u get it and sorry for my bad english.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] TheWhisp:
Browser and PIN is fixed, wait for alpha 2 ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] goutamniwas:
can u just mmake it as a patch plz , bcoz at this rate we mayneed to download 125 mb everyday XD

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[Samsung Galaxy Mini] droidface:
remember guys

this is dev section

if you want ask or do anything which is not development's things

go here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1771229
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] erikcas:
Have this on my Gio also in my (not yet released) alpha-build. Try this workaround till fix is released: only enter your pin once, put phone in flight mode, take phone out of flightmode.

If you keep on entering your pin, sim will be puk-locked! This happened to me friday.

If puk-locked, flash a GB rom. You can enter your puk code there and change your pin.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] froggish:
Thank You bro for your help..but i had put my SIM in an other phone and i disabled the PIN and now im working without it till it will be fix it :)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] hrk:
BUG: su binary has the wrong permissions.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Deleted member 4571279:
Woow! GMini will get JB update before S3. Lool :)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] domcale:
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[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Paul L.:
I managed to get Google Now working, currently testing a little to get voice search to work.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1747224 <- Original post, you can thank them for their great work, you can download google now apk, delete the current google now apk (called Velvet.apk) and then replace and set permission. Voice search doesn't work, but you can try by yourself :)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] gabrielking9:
There are instructions for voice search can you try and tell me if is working?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Paul L.:
I tried the instructions and it's not working, I think it requires some libs that aren't present in the current build. But it can be my phone, my GPS doesn't work with the current build, so you may try by yourself and see.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] droidface:
google now is working in this rom? EPIC!!!
[Nexus 7 Accessories] clockcycle:
IMHO pricey, but innovative.

[youtube]N2ryLjf0BJM[/youtube]

[youtube]EKNUkB9N1Yg[/youtube]

I am not sure if it still applies, but thanks to QBKING77, you can use his handle as a coupon code to get free shipping.

http://flygrip.com/

I saw this in the SGS3 threads and wondered it it would work on the N7. The have it in 3 different sizes, but that's for finger fitment and the slide/video shows it installed on some ereader.

Would it stick to the N7's backing?

EDIT: It should according to their video, thanks goes to Rock-&-Roll-Hedgehog for linking us this video;

[youtube]o8WKD8D-SjI[/youtube]
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Rock-&-Roll-Hedgehog:
It would be useful if they stated on their website how much weight it can handle. Apologies if that info was in the 2nd video but that fellow was annoying me with his hand waving so much I had to stop watching. This product looks really interesting though.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] fatboypup:
I think it would work but I never got one for my handsets due to the bulk
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Rock-&-Roll-Hedgehog:
I just found this video review which shows it being used on a Kindle and also on a TPU case on an Amazon Fire Tablet, which I think is about the same size & weight as a Nexus 7.

[YOUTUBE]o8WKD8D-SjI[/YOUTUBE]

Tablet shown from 2.00 onwards

Edit: Yay I got it to embed. Yeah I know, but I'm pleased with myself so there.

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[Nexus 7 Accessories] clockcycle:
I didn't watch the 1st one much, too much Apple Iphone imagery, I found it more of a commercial and less information..

QBKING77 is a user here, he posted it originally on the SGS3 forum, I think with his handle as a coupon code you get free shipping..
[Nexus 7 Accessories] clockcycle:
Very good example, Thanks!
[Nexus 7 Accessories] kpjimmy:
Looks interesting. Like a clothespin for your fingers. :good:
[Nexus 7 Accessories] MysteriousDiary:
It looks interesting but I doubt a bit that it will stay on the back of a Nexus 7 because of it's material and kind of surface. It might also make it hard to fit in a pocket with this extra thing attached to it.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] clockcycle:
Perhaps attached to these new hard snap on covers it would hold; http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=29640491
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Rock-&-Roll-Hedgehog:
I wrote to Flygrip about using it on the Nexus 7. Here are selected highlights from the response.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] clockcycle:
That's not bad, but they are comparing it in size and weight to the KFire. Problem with that is that the KFire has a straight plastic back, adhesive should work fine with that, but the N7 is textured (holely) rubberish backing. I would assume most adhesives would eventually un-stick and peel off.

I would recommend if getting one of these, to put it on a hard plastic casing. But really that's just my guess. I'd be afraid of it coming off and flipping the N7 in the air on to the floor. The glass is not Gorilla, it's just Corning scratch resistant and even if that doesn't get damaged, the LCD will definitively crack.. (been there)
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Rock-&-Roll-Hedgehog:
Your turn to email them a question. ;)

info@flygrip.com
[Nexus 7 Accessories] 4u2nvinmtl:
I have a fly grip i am going to put on my nexus 7. I will post my findings after it sets for 24h.
[Nexus 7 General] Rock-&-Roll-Hedgehog:
Now I'm hoping this isn't going to be a case of 'how long is a piece of string'. But when do companies selling this kind of thing release/leak sales figures? I'm just itching to find out how many Nexus 7's are out there in the wild. The way I figure it the more sold the better the support from devs (& Google themselves).

Or are the figures out already? I've googled & come up with nothing.

Any predictions on sales numbers?
[Nexus 7 General] CrazyPeter:
Who cares? If you love you Nexus like I do, you wouldn't care...

Really it's only a American/Microsoft/Apple fixation on sales numbers.

Sales != Quality.
[Nexus 7 General] Rock-&-Roll-Hedgehog:
I care because the more sales = more people developing stuff specifically with it in mind. Whether it's apps or accessories. It means if I have a problem I can search & have a much greater chance of finding someone who has had the same issue (& hopefully solved it). Quite apart from that I'm just nosy & want to know. ;)
[Nexus 7 General] AraDreamer:
Well, ideally we'll see them release Nexus 7 numbers around the time they announce their quarterly numbers, but as with Amazon, Google doesn't have to actually release the numbers. And till they hit some 'all important' benchmark, they probably won't bother, because until supply outweighs the demand, the numbers don't mean as much as they could.

Honestly, though, if we see numbers for this before next year, it'll be a miracle (or a mistake).

-Ara
[Nexus 7 General] @llforone:
Here's what I gathered from some leaks out of the ASUS supply chain out of Taiwan. Supposedly, the first traunch of orders that were used to address the pre-orders is ~600-800K. The forecast for the remainder of the year is 2M-3M. However, recent statements from Google says that they dramatically underscoped demand, so they were short on supply...so given that, I'm thinking it will sell 3M+ before the end of the year. Christmas will give it some pop as well.
[Nexus 7 General] Evo_Shift:
Some companies never do. No one knows for sure how many Kindle Fires have sold as far as I know. I think they view it as a strategic advantage to not allow other companies to know. I would assume share holders would like to know though.
[Nexus 7 General] @llforone:
That makes sense. As a matter of fact, I just came across a thread in the Nexus 7 general forum that someone found an app that was made only for Jelly Bean, and optimized for Nexus 7. That was pretty damn fast. I played with it with my wife and I will post to that thread my observations.
[Nexus 7 General] psych2l:
That's another pro to Nexus devices, they're almost assured lots of dev attention because of how unlocked it is.
[Nexus 7 General] @llforone:
Actually, I think there were some leaks of sales figures for Kindle Fire. Also, Pulse is an app that was preloaded on Kindle Fire, and I think they talked about supporting several million new users related to Kindle Fire. Between those pieces of information you can tease out some details.
[HTC One V] #DIO:
Ok guys maybe someone can help me out :good:

I got the HTC One V for a few days ...

I unlocked the bootscreen and rooted the device. After that i changed the bootanimation and the downanimation.

Thing is: bevor the bootanimation starts the phone shows this ugly htc branding.

How can i remove it :confused:
[HTC One V] Lloir:
you need to edit the boot.img tons of tutorials on XDA about doing this..
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johanna52:
Hi everybody,

Since the upgrade from my Galaxy tab 2 7(GT-P3113) from 4.0.3 to 4.0.4 I can't connect to my home network anymore.

Is there a way to downgrade to 4.0.3? And how?

My tab isn't rooted or anything.

Thanks.

Johanna
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reconkiller:
Make sure you disconect your router for ten seconds from the power source and data also... then plug again and test it out... if it works after that edit your poste and type "solved" if not we will try something else...:D
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johanna52:
[Solved]

It is solved.

I had contact with the Dlink customerservice(I have a Dlink Dir-655 router) and they had contact with Samsung in Taiwan.

I should change my preshared key and set the security to WPA only and that did it! :)

Johanna
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mofoliar:
I just curious if a 64G Micro card would be supported... SOrry if this has been discussed!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jgalan14:
Yup
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] The Root:
It'll support up to 128 GB from what I know. It may not show the extra space but even the SGS2 would work with it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] onebelo:
Yes. I had issues with mines though when it was formatted as exFAT ... seems to work better now after formatting it to FAT32
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] WA_Bob:
It will take a 64 GB, but yes it has to be formatted as FAT32. The easiest thing to do is put it new in the phone and format it there under System/ Storage/ Format.You can still read and write to it on a PC (I don't have a Mac so I can't speak for that), but when you have it formatted by the phone itself you know it will work with it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crash822:
I believe apple is able to write to fat32.

I am on phone so expect errors
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] poit:
I've got a 64gb card formatted with the original exFat format it came with and it works fine in my SGS3. The only issue is that CWM doesn't see it but I have read the the current version of CWM doesn't see the extSD card no matter how it's formatted.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mofoliar:
Cool thanks i think i will pick on of those up then.. thx for all the posts..

S3 reception is great, better than the Razr... I was skeptical but glad it has better radio in it...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] WA_Bob:
The latest versions of CWM and CWM Touch customized for the SGS 3 will see the ex-SD card no matter what the size, as long as it's formatted in FAT32. That's where I keep my nandroids and I can load .zip files from it. CWM doesn't work with exFAT for some reason that someone smarter than I has to explain. (Sorry I can't cite the reference, but I believe it is in one of the rooting forums here)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] chakra:
I think the phone formats the cards in exfat from what I have read.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Clegs:
The problem is exFAT is a proprietary format owned by Microsoft and you need to pay licensing fees to use it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] hankvb:
The user does not pay to use exFAT, that is paid by the manufacturer of the card. exFAT allows use of greater than 4Gb file sizes. The main disadvantage is that exFAT support must be present in the device trying to access the card. Windows 7, Vista SP1, and XP with SP2 or 3 with update KB955704 support exFAT. See Wikipedia for more detail. Apple OS's also have support for ExFAT.

ExFAT cards can be formatted to FAT32 for better compatibility with many consumer devices such as cameras, etc. If the device's manual shows support for SD cards up to 32 Gb, then assume exFAT won't work. It is also better use a dedicated Flash card formatter, rather than using your operating system's built in format capability. You don't need exFAT support to format a card back to FAT32. You will lose the ability to have 4Gb+ files (HD video?) after formatting.

Some exFAT card have very high read/write speeds above Class 10 using a new standard called "UHS Speed Class". Since this requires new hardware support (faster clock, etc.), few if any devices support it. The Galaxy S3 does not have support for UHS and will not be any faster running these cards. But a card reader with hardware support for UHS would make working with larger cards a pleasure. Transferring 15 Gb of data between two class 10 cards took me 40 minutes. Writing to a UHS card can bring this down to 15 minutes or less.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jmorton10:
You must have had a defective RAZR, I have both phones sitting right here and the RAZR gets a 4g connection in numerous places the S3 definitely will not.

We have a corporate account with both RAZR's and S3's on it. I wish I could say the S3 was better in that regard (as that's what I'm using) but it is most definitely not true.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rushless:
For me the RAZR is better with 3g and the GS3 is better with 4g.

Since mainly 3g still where I live, I wish it were opposite.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] haza12d:
I just got my SanDisk 64GB SDXC Class 10 card. I inserted into my phone and it wouldn't mount for some reason. I couldn't even format the card in my phone because it wasn't recognized. The card was formatted in the exFAT file system and I had to format it to FAT32 for the phone to see it. I hear other people just pop in their 64GB cards without a problem. I wonder what their current setup is. I'm running on Synergy 1.2 w/Imoseyon's lean kernel.
[Motorola Droid 4] DNak206:
Despite going through several threads here and somewhat failing on easy rooting, found a one-click via YouTube, MotoFail_Windows something or other I believe it was. Seems simple enough.

However, in looking through Android Development here for this device, there doesn't appear to be many ROMs, am I missing something? Had no idea so much effort would be spent making this phone work for GSM folks. Any and all help for a newbie D4 owner who has every intention on rooting/flashing/tethering in the very near future is MUCH appreciated.
[Motorola Droid 4] kwyrt:
Rooting is pretty easy. I would recommend using jsnweitzel's Droid 4 Utility. Super easy to use.

Unfortunately you're not missing something in regard to ROM development. It's really fallen off here recently. Best thing to do currently is probably update your D4 to the most current Moto ICS leak. The CM9 and AOKP builds for the leaks are fairly stable. If you don't want to go that route I would recommend myfishbear's Eclipse port for GB.

The good news is it sounds like hashcode (main D4 dev) is getting closer to getting us up and running with the kexec kernel exploit that will allow custom kernels. Hopefully, once that gets going, ROM development will pick back up.
[Motorola Droid 4] Lum_UK:
There really are no good GSM QWERTY phones out there right now. There's a couple of Blackberry-style ones which are awful and the Sony Xperia Mini which is also awful. Both have tiny keyboards. Most GSM QWERTY people seem to be hanging onto their old HTC Desire Z (which you will know as the T-Mobile G2) or coming here and getting a Droid 4. There really aren't any other options.

For US folk wanting custom ROMs. The process is actually the same as getting GSM support, root, flash the latest ICS leak, install safestrap, install either AOKP or CM9. You can follow my guide for getting GSM to work since it's actually the same process.

I've added to the OP instructions for putting AOKP or CM9 on there, both of them are the same low level stuff, produced by Hashcode, with the ROM-specific framework grafted on top.
[Motorola Droid 4] DNak206:
Awesome input, thanks guys (and gal). Unfortunately the kid trying to sell it apparently was unaware the phone was active in his "brothers" name. This is of course after calling Verizon to make sure the phone was clean. $280 in the box, my instincts should've kicked in but the kid actually seemed sincere. Ah well, still keeping my eyes peeled and will eventually get one so this is helpful info. Thanks again.
[Xperia Play General] Alejandroch:
Hi,

I had this problem with my xperia play running CM9 RC2... The battery indicator froze, I couldn't see if my battery was discharging or charging... Always at 100% charge... so if someone has the same problem, this is how I fixed it! easy

I don´t know if this works on others roms....

Enter CMW recovery

go to Advance->wipe battery stats

Restart andThere you go! :highfive:

It may be a dumb thing... but it could help someone!

cheers :good:
[Xperia Play General] Selim873:
I agree, this should at least be stickied to keep people from asking.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dinan:
Android 4.0 brought a ton of improvements in regards to the tracking of your finger on the screen. Using the Galaxy Nexus was a joy - accurately flicking through long lists with similar smoothness and accuracy to iOS. Jelly Bean brought it to another level surpassing iOS imo (but that's a different topic).

On the S3 "flicking" through lists or the browser feels disconnected and is much less accurate producing incorrect interpretations and scrolling when it shouldn't or vice versa. The main culprit I can see is the "smoothing" algorithm Samsung has added throughout the system and in the browser which works okay if you scroll very slowly and over large areas like a grandpa but for faster and quicker movements it just produces errors. Why couldn't they just stick with the ICS default behavior? Is there any way to get rid of the Samsung behavior besides flashing an AOSP-based ROM like CM or AOKP? I'd gladly flash those roms the day they get driver support but for now I just can't live without being able to use my camera and other "basic" things.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] norpan111:
Using cm9 and camera I working fine :) snappy and touchscreen is very nice!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mintvilla:
There is driver support for CM9, samsung dropped the source code for ICS around release date, everything works and theres even CM9 stable releases in rom manager.

as far as i can tell 99% of things also work in CM10, the camera was 100% fixed today
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dinan:
Ok, wow I've been out of the loop, guess I'll have to update tonight.

Still, my original qualm is still valid is it not? =)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcogtt:
so did you sort out how to feed your finger tracking needs ??

i feel i think exactly like you... id like to keep my crapwiz functionalitues, but i'm crying out for the miss of smoothness here.

since me and u seems to have the same needs on this topic, please let me know if you find out somethig intresting.

c ya
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] henrybravo:
Have you tried running a custom stock-based ROM that has the scrolling cache disabled (such as WanamLite) or with a kitchen option to disable this cache (such as Omega)?
[Off-topic] WiredPirate:
https://www.facebook.com/JusticeForAubie

This is a facebook page created for a Golden Retriever (pictured above) who was shot and killed in my county by authorities who have produced no proof that this was necessary. In fact, stories state otherwise, that it was blatant abuse of the animal. It is very sad. The county Sheriff is making arrogant and belittleling statements about the dog and people speaking out about the subject. She is even threatening to arrest those who have created the page - the people who are exercising their first amendment right. If you would like to show support or respect to the animal, who was part of the family, just like I'm sure you consider your animals to be.. A simple like is much appreciated.

BE WARNED: THERE IS AN ALBUM OF PHOTOS THAT ARE GRAPHIC, taken of the dog and the area it was shot and bled to death.

But there are also numerous photos of the dog with a baby. The father is a veteran.

My family has had 3 Goldens over the years, each one very loving. I know if it would have been my families dog it would have been killed as well just because she loves people and gets over excited wanting to jump on strangers and lick them and love on them. I think a vicious Golden is very uncommon, and even if by chance the dog was acting aggressively (which as hard as I try I can't imagine) there are numerous not lethal ways this could have been handled. Thanks for reading.
[Off-topic] WiredPirate:
Also I am not posting this for discussion, it really does not require any. This is just a chance to do something small (such as "like" a facebook page) to show some support for the animal, the family, and to show you dont approve of animal cruelty such as this. I think we can all agree that animal cruelty is wrong. Please no discussion, if you wish to discuss you can do so on the fb page or here - where you can find more detail about the incident.