yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[TG01 General] frankdrey:
Awwww... :p

I wonder if there's anything special about this one since it's a prototype...
[TG01 General] frankdrey:
Looks like if I'm gonna be doing any Android building, I'm gonna be stuck with Froyo for now.
[TG01 General] frankdrey:
Now I'm looking for a good ROM to flash.

Is there any someone can recommend?

I also would love to know what the radio version means. Do I need to flash certain radios also?
[TG01 General] ryo2456:
There are no ROM for flash, because there was no bootloader for TG01. Only the SD-card mount version.

No nand android for TG01.:victory:
[TG01 General] frankdrey:
Well that clears up a ton.

So how exactly do I go about running ROMs from the sd card? Does the guide in "TG01 development" apply?

It says that it describes how to "flash" :/
[TG01 General] frankdrey:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=654674

[TUTORIAL] How to Flash a ROM into your TG01

^^^^

/me is a tad confused now :P
[TG01 General] ryo2456:
1. Download the Android Build zip file.

2. Unzip the file and copy the whole Android folder to your Micro SD Card. Remember - copy the WHOLE folder not the content of the folder.

3. Start the File Explorer and go to the Android folder on your SD Card. Start CLRCAD.exe, then start Haret.exe and click on the "Run" button.
[TG01 General] frankdrey:
Yes, I did this. Got a MODE CM 00000 error or similar.

And now CLRCAD is no longer executable xD

I'm gonna put Android off for later, because I have another big programming contest going on right now.

Once I'm done with that, imma build my own Android.

Also, I was asking about windows ROMs. :p
[TG01 General] ryo2456:
Oh, I don't know you are asking about WM. (Or WP?)

I think this link can help you. (maybe)

About the CLRCAD, there will nothing happen after you tap it, you just tap it is ok.

About the error, maybe you can format you SD-card and try again.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] avinash9441:
I have installed merruk kernel through odin on my galaxy y which has Chobits digitalis v2 and it started behaving oddly

1) FC's

2) Sudden reboots

3) Bootanimation is changing colurs from cyan to red

4) Overheating

5) Very poor performance

I went back to stock rom and kernel for time being but I want to know why it happened that way?

Please help

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] Kousthubha Kumar:
1) What superuser app you had? SuperSU gives FCs with merruk

2) Wierd. Merruk is pretty much stable. Much be some problem in your end.

3) Thats chobits random boot animation script lol. Its intended to change :P

4) Same as 2nd answer

5) Its the best performance kernel out there. You mustve done something wrong.

To debug your problem, can you describe more about the issues?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] avinash9441:
Thanks I understood the problem now I flashed ext4.zip when it wasn't required and I had SuperSU
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] rikc34:
I have read a little about changing roms on dinc2 and it all confuses me. Some people say use 98boot some say don't. My ultimate goal is to get my dinc2 running ics and to be unlocked so I can use the gsm side with any carrier. Can someone post a step by step with the tools needed please.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] geekcentercreations:
Modding Your D-INC 2

I can help you root your inc2 and install ICS (a stable version) as for the unlocking and gsm stuff, i dont know. Let me know if you want the help.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saadkhan07:
I use my touchpad regularly, ever since ICS came out on it, i havent seen anything new really. Whats the deal with the ICS ? has it progressed passed alpha 2.5, or the last update in march ? How is jelly bean coming along ?

Thanks !
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Moghie:
ICS is pretty much over with, JB will be here two weeks tops. here's a video http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=17780840

Also this thread has nothing to do with anything you developed and is in the wrong forum.:eek:
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nikos5800:
why why why you open new thread in this section?

use official nightly its the best you can do everything working well exept camera
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jamesissocool:
n B4 lock
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flashmaniac:
if you have problems with the progress, either switch back to webOS or make it yourself.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fraydz:
aha :good:
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] calash:
It is a rolling 2 weeks...meaning at any point you ask, or even think about it, you can expect it to take 2 weeks from that point.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mengesb:
To put it politely Moghie, yes this is in the right forum, it is in the Q&A forum...

saadkhan07,

There is regular development and a healthy community developing for the HP Touchpad. Nightly builds are being built now, and are available through CyanogenMod's public page. You can also download goomanager and check on nightly releases that are available and download them. If you would like to keep track of the project through IRC, you can connect to freenode and join #cyanogenmod-touchpad; beware, it is a very lively room.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jsgraphicart:
I dont know where the idea of "nothing new" is coming from. But there is plenty going on with the TouchPad. CM9 is being updated regularly with the nightlies. There are plenty of other ROMs. Jelly Bean has been proven to be in the works. And on the webOS side, webOS is in the process of going open source. This is a great device to own and its VERY MUCH supported.

Try owning a Droid X2. lol
[HD7 General] Magpir:
Open up yr HD 7

u can follow the tutorial here

AFter remove the bottom cover with a credit card or pry tool . BUT U DONT HAVE TO REMOVE ANY SCREWS

u will notice the folowing picture

notice the part circle in red , u see 2 metal contacts there .Take a alumimium foil, and past it over them covering them . Make sure it sticks.close up yr phone

and u will notice the battery life increasing during 3G radio or wifi usage
[HD7 General] xdrc45:
Couple questions...

How does this improve battery life? By increasing the radio signal?

Are the 2 metal contacts under the panel the radio?

Are you sure it's safe to put a conductive piece of metal there... Its not going to short circuit anything?
[HD7 General] Magpir:
The aluminum foil acts as a supplementary conductor, meaning it helps the antenna capture the signal ...
[HD7 General] jshuler:
Sorry, I don't buy it. If putting some metal over those parts improves radio performance, why wouldn't HTC have done so?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] JDMpire:
Like the topic says, I have an AT&T note, but T Mobile service. I recently (last night) found the wonderful work by several XDA members of which they supply us with a flashable zip that contains a radio that will give T Mo 4G data speeds.

I forget which one I finally used (there's the SGH-T989 KID radio, VKL1 radio and one called blaze). There is also a build.prop file that completely rendered my device useless (requiring an OS re-install).

I also have a few ICS modems, again the "KID" or is it "K1D" Im not sure... that, the "Blaze" version and one from the carrier "Telus". I also saw a Rodgers version floating around somewhere. I think that was really for the Galaxy S2 but it works with our Note:D

Anyway I am really missing ICS, I have 2.3.6 now. I need to know what is a good modem radio to flash if Im going ICS. Also whats a good ICS rom (keeping in mind the flashing of the T Mo radio)...

thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] studacris:
Roms and modems are interchangeable, meaning you can use whichever modem you want, on whichever Rom you want.

The blaze modem is what you want to use for t-mobile

Also the apn settings for t-mobile would probably be beneficial
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] JDMpire:
So it doesn't matter if the Rom is gingerbread based but the modem is from an ICS build? And Vise/Versa...?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] studacris:
Nope
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] dendenny01:
How permanently modify default.prop in neo v ICS
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] jasonwsc:
What do you need to edit it for?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] dendenny01:
I want to change ro.semc.version.sw The Android Phone software version....

I had tried all the possible means but nothing worked form me from editing the kernel.sin and then flashing it to the phone but not worked ...:(

please help...
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] HEXcube:
Permanently edit default.prop

default.prop'll be rewritten from boot partition(boot.img) everytime the device is rebooted. So , take a backup of boot partition. Extract it. Find default.prop among the extracted contents. Make the necessary modifications. One important modification is:

ro.secure=0

It allows root privileges in adb shell. For more details ref:http://xdaforums.com/member.php?u=4424641

Now pack the contents back to boot.img and flash it to device.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Warm_ice:
Was wondering if its possible to activate navigation bar on stock based ROMs just like on CM?

TIA
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ByzLat:
Even i would llike to know if this can be done
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arizantha:
hi friends

first of all excuse my bad english.

I have defy green lens . my model number was MB525 but now it is MB526 because i flashed a wrong rom and i cant go back to froyo 2.2 . since then camera doesnt work " cant connect to the camera" . everything working just fine. and now am on Moto Ice Gun from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1781658&highlight=moto+ice+gun

can someone help me fix my camera? plzzz:(
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NishantM:
Use 'Search' option buddy. This has been discussed many times.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1721742&highlight=defy+camera
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] LiquidPrince:
So I was running Antutu on my international S3 and the first time it ran, it ran all bluish looking during the sword swinging portion of the benchmark. I was simultaneously running it with my Galaxy Nexus, and the Nexus looked fine so I was like "hmm, that's weird." I then looked up other Antutu benchmark results online for the S3 and it turns out they all do that.

HOWEVER, I went back and retested it again, and this time, just as the sword swinging section came up, the screen went completely yellow, and you pretty much couldn't see anything. I was wondering if this is normal. Is it Antutu being glitchy, or could there be something up with my phone?And is there a way to check the status of the GPU to see if everything is functioning properly?
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] corythug:
The International s3 has a different gpu then the US variant forums you're in. Try posting on the international boards. I've never seen this on my US variant, not that that helps you
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] LiquidPrince:
I must have completely missed that I am in the US version of the forums. Is there a way for a mod to move it, or do I have to repost?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] 6oltsqs7:
I task29 everytime when i flash new rom. But i heard somewhere task29 make HD2 has bad blocks. Is that right?

I think when task29 it format NAND so i don't need to "wipe data, wipe cache, wipe dalvik-cache" because there are nothing on NAND. Right?

IMO (i did before & until now) the way to flash new rom:

Format SDCard.

Copy rom into SDCard in root folder.

Task29.

Install MAGLDR.

Partition.

Install rom from zip file.

Install addons (if any).

Reboot

Wait at least 10 minutes.

Config initial setup.

Wait at least 5 minutes after screen off.

Reboot.

Wait at least 5 minutes.

Use normally.

If don't use task29 when flash a new rom:

Format SDCard.

Copy rom into SDCard in root folder.

Partition.

Wipe data.

Wipe cache.

Wipe dalvik-cache.

Fix permission.

Install rom from zip file.

Install addons (if any)

Wait at least 10 minutes after reboot.

Config initial setup.

Wait at least 5 minutes after screen off.

Reboot.

Wait at least 5 minutes.

Use normally.

If update new version of current rom:

Copy new version rom into SDCard in root folder.

Wipe dalvik-cache.

Install rom from zip file.

Install addons (if any).

Fix permission.

Wait at least 10 minutes after reboot.

Config initial setup.

Wait at least 5 minutes after screen off.

Reboot.

Wait at least 5 minutes.

Use normally.

Please correct me if i'm wrong. Thanks.

I searched in forum & found many guides to flash rom but they are little different. English is not my native language. Sorry for my bad English.

Which is the right way to flash?

Thank you very much. Appreciate every replies.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] panossd:
i guess when you do a full wipe, ther is no need to do any other cleanig..

i always perform a full wipe, when flashing NAND roms and never had bad blocks, except very few times,where i think it's ROM's fault..

i hope i helped a little..
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] AxAtAx:
I have been using Task29 on every rom install I do, it has not failed me yet. Everyone needs to use this install guide, works perfect, READ and do not miss 1 step, and it will be perfect. best thing to come out for the HD2 trust me.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=11097380
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Nigeldg:
I very strongly disagree with the above post and the guide you posted. You're unnecessarily wasting time and effort and indeed repeated writing to the NAND can eventually lead to bad blocks, and the amount of times this is done is doubled if you do a full cycle with Task29. IMO, this is what should really be done when flashing a new ROM:

1. Copy ROM to SD

2. Repartition CWM

3. Flash ROM

Repartitioning CWM wipes everything anyway, so there's no point in wiping again. Really this is all that is needed, and I don't see why people do any more. I realise now that this may come across as insulting but I really don't mean it that way, I just find it a little annoying when someone posts 'do a Task29' as the first step in a guide, when it really is pointless :p
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] nguyenluanbdu:
This is my way:

- Coppy ROM to sd card

- wip data cacth

- wip partition

- wip davich cacth

- install zip (ROM file) from sd card

- reboot

No need to format sd card :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] 6oltsqs7:
Thanks for your reply.

That is not a guide. Just only my way when i install new rom. In every guide of rom i see little different and i wonder is it right or wrong so i post here to get your opion.

Are there clearly documents about:

Wipe data.

Wipe cache partition.

Wipe dalvik-cache.

Fix permission.

I think when we know exactly what is wipe data, wipe cache, wipe dalvik-cache, fix permision, we can install rom in the right way.

Thanks for all your replies.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] jianC:
You don't need to do a fix permissions. When you install a rom, the basic permissions are set through updater-script, and when you boot a rom, it is supposed to set all the permissions correctly through init.rc.

When you are coming from another rom, all you *need* to do is "wipe data/factory reset" (that option in CWM) and you are good to go.. Dalvik-cache resides in /data also (in most roms I have seen) so it is unecessary to wipe dalvik-cache again.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Nigeldg:
Exactly. The only other thing you might need to do would be to repartition CWM which should wipe the data anyway.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] eatonjb:
I am clueless, and i have looked all over the place. I know the new update at AT&T sent out had a new modem. I have looked all over the place for a CW ZIP of it, and have not found anything.

anyone have a link that i am missing?

TIA
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] defnow:
Scroll down to "Other pieces" in the OP...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1768826
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] lordmorphous:
I would be very leery of flashing a modem file. There are a few members here that have had there IMEI's lost. Only one has stated it came from flashing a modem, but I would give it a second thought.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] eatonjb:
Ugg. Yea. What is that all about? I know I want the new modem because it doesn't fix a little of the drop called and stuff. Research time. Thanks!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] composi:
Anyone else get a mini heart attack everytime you see the dandelion stem on the lockscreen because you think the screen is cracked?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] unleashed12:
Haha nope, hate all the stock nature wallpapers. Phase Beam for life. ;)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Troy The Great:
haha I hate that sinking feeling you get in your stomach when you think your screen is cracked
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] skwaLLLL:
Imagine what would the feeling be when you would realize that the screen is actually cracked.... haha, not so nice :)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Michael270:
Ahhhh I would be so pissed if I had a scratch or crack on my screen
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jsho31:
Pulled over on thr highway today because i thought it was a crack. Lol. Changed my wallpaper now. :p
[Galaxy S III Accessories] soldeus:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00805SEHI/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i00

PROS: Right out of the box it slipped right onto my SGS3 like a glove. Smooth transition in and out of the holster and a safe amount of traction to reassure you it won't pop or slide out. Holster has a collapsible bar in the clip so you can turn it into a kickstand for both portrait and landscape. Holster's clip rotates 270 degrees so that everyone can be pleased. Volume rocker and power button are unobstructed with no resistance or interference from the case.

CONS: Case can be difficult to remove if you have a back protector(XOSKIN etc) or if you have a non-stock battery cover and if you face the phone screen outward to use the kickstand there is some resistance between the felt lining and the material the case is made of.

All in all after some breaking in I am confident I will be very happy with this case/holster combo, specially for the price!

Pic dump:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] soldeus:
Ignore my Perdomo Humidor in the background ;P
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Xcor3:
Here is the same case but cheaper. I love this case

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Samsung-Gal...rd-Holster-Case-Belt-Clip-STAND-/290741859947

Sent from my SGH-T999
[Galaxy S III Accessories] soldeus:
Good find :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hungry Man:
I'm wondering if anyone's undervolted and to what values.

I'm also wondering waht the deafult values are and if they change per kernel.

Is there a way to disable SetCPUs undervolting settings?

Has anyone improved battery life with profiles? On the Eris this was the only way to get usable battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 95Z28:
Or not. I gave up undervolting after I actually compared battery life at stock values vs undervolted (on my old phone, sgs4g) and discovered it does nothing for battery life.

Edit: undervolting "might" marginally increase standby battery life, but considering how good this phone already does... it certainly won't increase actual screen on usage.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theking_13:
Depends how low you under volt. Got more battery life, maybe about an hour, after finding optimal battery life on my gfs Gnex.

If you don't under volt correctly, of course it won't improve battery life.

From my sexy white, Nocturnaled HTC One X
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cilraaz:
If you're not overly comfortable with undervolting, then using one of the many kernels with Smart Reflex will do a mild undervolt for you. If you are comfortable, then the only way to find numbers good for your phone is to try and test. I tweaked mine down to the point that I was occasionally getting hot boots when the screen was off and media was playing. Tweaking the numbers back up added the needed stability. Even little things like kernel or ROM revisions can change what voltage is or isn't stable. Another example is that when I updated my Jellybro CM10 version the other night, along with updating leankernel from 4.1.0exp3 to 4.2.0, I had to increase a few of my voltages to avoid hot boots.

Just for example numbers, here are mine:

1350MHz -- 1200mV
1200MHz -- 1150mV
920MHz -- 1050mV
700MHz -- 950mV
350MHz -- 825mV

These numbers will vary from device to device and even between ROM/kernel combinations, so don't use them as hard fact.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hungry Man:
Thanks. On a phone like this it might not make a huge difference but on the Eris (Where stock battery life could sometimes be 6 hours if you actually used your phone) an undervolted kernel with setcpu could turn those 6 ours into 48.

Thanks Cilraaz, I'll try those voltages out and benchmark a bit to see if they're stable for my system.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dindog:
Two things I can say for sure:

1. you will have very limit battery gain by undervolting with Gnex, no matter how low you try.

2. undervolting will bring some stable issue if you get too low, like lose signal and reboot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fernandosds1:
I am using Kernel Franco GPU 384 Stock rom on my 4.1.1 and did undervolting

Current configuration:

384Mhz

950mv

------------

729Mhz

1050mv

-----------

1036mhz

1125mv

----------

1228mhz

1275mv

-------------

I did not change the frequencies of overclocking, because I'm not using them.

I felt an improvement in battery consumption unless the unit is heating up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hungry Man:
Just curious - what kind of profiles are you using? I have a "Screen off" that's 350min and 700max. I figure that's fast enough f someone calls me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
I've read many times undervolting isn't worth it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cilraaz:
I'm using the following with SetCPU: default (1350MHz-350MHz), charging, CPU temp > 64, and battery < 35%.

If you're using a kernel and governor that support hotplug, then you likely don't want to use a screen off profile. The combination of the two can tend to cause sleep-of-death or hot boots.

Most people don't want to spend the time to do it right.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hungry Man:
I'm actually not used to the new kernels. I haven't messed with my eris in about a year and back them there was "smartass, on demand, performance," and some other one that clocked down instead of up

Can you explain th escreen off profile causing issues? I don't even know what hotplug is lol I've been out of Android for a long time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cilraaz:
Hotplug disables one of the CPU cores when the screen is off. Some governors, like hotplugx, will also attempt to disable a CPU core during periods of low CPU usage. For some reason, this combined with a screen off profile can cause some problems. I assume it's because of the "screen-off-max-freq" that Imoseyon mentions in the quote below.

Personally, I prefer the interactivex governor with leankernel by Imoseyon. From his kernel thread:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IAmAN00bie:
I think undervolting helps - my phone is running 728 - 1228 using the interactive governor, with voltages of 600 mV, 700 mV, and 800 mV (728 MHz, 1036 MHz, 1228 MHz respectively) and I haven't had any issues so far. I know there are some reports that say undervolting doesn't help much, but those are when people undervolt by like 50 mV, whereas here I'm going like 400 mV under lol. (Yes, smart reflex is off).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hungry Man:
Thanks Cilraaz. Good to know.

So turning the screen-off profile could improve things? Honestly, my system does fine at 350mhz with screen off. Turning a core entirely off would probably help though.

If I use hotplugx governor that would disable one core when the screens off, right?