yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] ephraim:
Well, i was referring to your answer(highlighted on bold letters):

Which is you are asking that someone else should do your work (guide for triangle away) for you. Or maybe it was just sarcasm.
[Galaxy S II General] kranti2064:
Well, you are correct..

^^ If you flash a 4.03 ROM over a 4.04 ROM, you will end with an 'Unknown CSC' and a QWERTZ instead of a QWERTY keyboard.. Hence, the advise to start from a GB firmware..
[Galaxy S II General] kranti2064:
Didn't read the OP, did you?
[Galaxy S II General] jaydvn:
I'm still using LPM 404, really smooth and no bug, no brick, emmc checked pass:

-1: Download LPM and flash via PC ODIN

-2: reboot to stock recovery and install temp cwm

-3: install siyah kernel 3.4.1 (CWM package) which included bluetooth fix, then reboot

-4: install camera fix by tungstwenty (CWM)

-5: install phone with callrecorder (CWM)

-6: install 15 toogles status bar(CWM)

-7: install beats audio(CWM)

done!
[Galaxy S II General] Vilzu:
so naturally the next question wish version of siyah? the newest? 3.4.1?

---------- Post added at 06:16 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:46 PM ----------

HOLY ****!!!! IT FRIGGING WORKED THANK YOU OP I don't know how i can thank you enough :) :) :) :) :)
[Galaxy S II General] kranti2064:
Pressing the 'Thanks' button would suffice mate..!!

Cheers..!
[Galaxy S II General] alentor:
Hello,I have a few questions to ask.

I got a friend who owns a SGS SII and he been having problems with pixel density(When ever he trys to install sport tracker or Endomondo the APK won't start, and gives the error of wrong pixel density). He is running some old CM10.1 build, I haven't updated his rom for more than 4 months. The reason why I post here is cause of he already have CMW installed, and I have preformed a few factory reset (CM10.1 ROM), it went well, didn't encounter in any problems.

Do I still need to apply this fix to be sure or it's unnecessary?

Does someone know what might be the cause for the wront density errors he is getting?

Thank you.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] sameer654:
I generally use the black background wallpapers (self made) on my mobile. I thought may be somebody will be interested in these wallpapers. In future I'll update the thread with more / different style / colored / themed wallpapers. But to start with here are Black background wallpapers.

DOWNLOAD APK BELOW ATTACHED:

Just download APK. Install it & go to settings wallpapers & you will find Swallpaper icon there. Choose wallpaper & enjoy. It will change wallpaper in friction of a second ......... just in an eye Blink ........ Like go wallpaper etc :)

CREDITS:

Credits to all persons & specially google (LOL ) from whom I take graphics & pictures to make these wallpapers.

Credits to "Nunhugger".

Credits to "bipinbedi" - For uploading original wallpaper/images.

SWALLPAPERS PREVIEW:

img upload
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] Rulinglionadi:
what does S stand for exactly ??
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] sameer654:
Its nothing just starting letter of Samsung, Galaxy S series & my name Sameer. Please don't mind :).
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] nesher13:
how to make unlock the bootloader for samsung galaxy s ii android 4.03 ?

What is the difference between the bootloader mode and download mode ?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
To all those who had problems installing Insanity, the installation process has been reviewed to include installing a nightly first....please see OP....all should be good now :D

Sent from the asylum
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
bump...yes yes, I know it's against the rules ;)

Sent from the asylum
[Off-topic] GFXi0N:
Well, i have been around fair enough to notice how pissed the devs get about repetitive questions and/or already treated subjects. All because sometimes people are just too lazy to read a couple pages back or because they come demanding features and so.

Until now, we had no choice but just see how these kind of posts repeat themselves with impunity, putting a straw after straw and ending with many people's patience......

My suggestion would be to implement a karma system in which every user has a karma level and there is a minimum of karma required to post.

Quoting Wikipedia: ..."Many Western cultures have notions similar to karma, as demonstrated in the phrases what goes around comes around"...

This is how the karma system would work (Big picture):

+ Every post you write can have positive or negative feedback, which other users will judge

+ Reading posts increases your karma (at a slower rate than if you receive positive feedback from users: The forum already knows when you read which posts)

+ Positive feedback: Rises your karma, whereas negative one decreases it.

+ There is a minimum amount of karma required to start a post and another one to reply to already opened posts - as well, there is a different level for starting polls, creating pinned threads, etc.... this can be decided by the staff....

+ Users with too low karma cannot rate other users (vote positive or negative) this way, you prevent trolls with the only intention of lowering others karma.

+ If you have so low karma that you cannot even post anything, karma gets restored little by little by READING WHAT IS ALREADY WRITTEN... (As said before: The forum already knows when you read which posts)

+ Giving karma decreases your karma: So you cannot abuse the system and just start giving negative feedback to everyone just to piss people off.... if you rate negatively too much you could lose your ability to post.

+ A post with too much negative feedback gets automatically hidden - it does not just get erased, but somehow collapses (if you want, you can still read it) but by default you will already know it's a not-welcome comment....

I don't know how difficult this would be to implement, but it would sure clean the forum and keep the people a bit more interested in reading and using the forums properly.....

So, what do you people think?

Like this thread maybe if you agree and see if it can be done?

Thanks and behave.... sure even I have been lazy some times, but I try to stop having bad habits :)

Maybe this is for everyone's good and for the good future of the community.
[Off-topic] alkesh95:
Good idea

Btw m a noob:D:p:D:D:D:p:p:p:p:p:p

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press thnxxx
[Off-topic] Scary Guy:
Not bad, but your forgetting that people are dicks and they'll downvote you just to be dicks.

We have a similar system at nationalhearse.net but it's nowhere near as well implemented as your idea.

In any case we already have a positive karma system with the thanks button, so I guess we're halfway there already.
[Off-topic] GFXi0N:
Well, people with low karma (dicks) shouldn't be able to judge others and affect their karma, now should they? Only people with positive karma should be.
[Off-topic] veeman:
Interesting idea.
[Off-topic] MrWhsprs:
One concern that comes to my mind is the possibility of a group of people colluding to give negatives to an individual they do not like, disagree with on some issue, or just to be mean.
[Off-topic] 063_XOBX:
I don't think we can place enough trust on the good nature of people on the internet. Remember XDa has over 4 million members. Even if 3 million 9 hundred thousand are good people there's still 100,000 dicks skewing the numbers.
[Off-topic] VaderSKN:
Only so u know.. ''Karma'' means pet food in Polish, so it's funny for me.
[Off-topic] :
Pet food is funny for me too.:silly:
[Off-topic] VaderSKN:
Pet food system.. :eek:
[Off-topic] veeman:
Lol, but this is referring to the Sanskrit definition. Well, not really a definition. More of a concept or cycle.
[Off-topic] -DarkKnight-:
i want this implemented. i like this.

but how do we know users are reading?. we should have a reading button on each post so when they read they can press the reading button. that way we can keep track.
[Off-topic] GFXi0N:
The forum knows which threads are you reading.... that's why, when you get a mail notification, it gets you to "newpost" and not to a concrete post number.... so, the user does not need to do anything.....

About people allying to vote negative to someone all at the same time..,... boy, that user should have done something to provoke that.... and karma is a *****....

funny language that which has karma as pet food... LOL
[Off-topic] iok1:
That would be like "i agree with these terms and conditions". It just wont work. I dont believe the karma system would solve anything. It would just destabilize xda....

Sent from my jelly bean
[Off-topic] GFXi0N:
xda is destabilized enough.... i have seen developers quitting their "jobs" (kernels, roms....) because of pissing posts.... if this is not worth implementing a system that punishes being a **** in a forum, then nothing does....

I think this matter should be looked into.....
[Off-topic] iok1:
Its just that the noobs will abuse this system so much, it just wont work.

Sent from my good ol' gio
[Off-topic] -DarkKnight-:
exactly. our main ics developer quit because of the pissing posts. he posted for noobs to go to general thread and it be all fine, but no they stayed in the dev thread and spammed the krap out of stuff listed on the first post, known bugs, off-topic that belongs here, and just stupid redundant questions

we need this.

this should go to about xda section
[Off-topic] GFXi0N:
Tweaked the system a bit:

+ Giving karma decreases your karma: So you cannot abuse the system and just start giving negative feedback to everyone just to piss people off.... if you rate negatively too much you could lose your ability to post.

What do you want me to ssay, guys, the system is not perfect, but we have something similar on a well known spanish page (not intended to spam) meneame(dot)net .... it's a reddit-kind of page where people send news and their comments can be rated and there is actually a karma system akready implemented.

Trolls will be trolls, but when a comment receives too many negative votes it gets hidden, etc etc....
[Off-topic] TheSkinnyDrummer:
I'm still trying to wrap my head around this idea, and I've followed this thread since you started it. There is a solution, or at least a possible one.

As it stands, here at xda, the "thanks" system has simply become a "like" system. And that's fine, because that's what we're used to on other sites. But lately, I've been thanking so many posts as sort of a "you're welcome", rather than its intended function. Its a two way street, and I like it, sort of.

What we really need is a "you're welcome" button.;)

Sent from my coffee pot.
[Off-topic] Archer:
I think what we really need is a thread where you can make suggestions to moderators and site admins and see what they think.

I can tell you now though that this idea, albeit a nice principle, will not work. Too many people would abuse it, whether you like it or not, and it would become more work than help.

The problem with the site currently is that people don't use the report button. They respond. Mods are here to help keep the site on track and kick out undesirable characters - that's why they (we) were chosen to become mods. We didn't sign up to have to clean pages and pages of flaming and pointless rubbish that would never have occurred if someone had simply reported the first problematic post.

Also, this Karma idea would promote favouritism, which is a very bad thing. I personally think it's a lovely idea, but we don't live in a world of chocolate rivers with candy rainbows, where puppies play with us all day. If we did, I probably wouldn't even own a smartphone.
[Off-topic] KidCarter93:
The main worry for this not working is that noobs will ruin it right?

Well if that's the case, have a system kinda like the dev section (so people need a certain number of posts to become viable for it) but have it higher than 10, otherwise we'd see exactly the sane kinda spam posting we do right now.

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I couldn't help myself.;)
[Off-topic] AtoZ0to9:
off-topic would become most posted foum and require more mods lol... ive seen people with 500plus post being useless... i think whatever system is in place, some people will do as they please just for doing so... it's like saying 'obey the law' or 'don't do drugs'...
[Off-topic] tigerphil:
only problem i can see with it is "the min karma to start or reply to posts" good idea to stop noobs starting something that has been asked so many times and even had the answers stickied etc but kind of a bad idea for the replying to posts, personally i can have times where i'm away for months then come back for my own phone or a mate has messed theirs up and expect me to fix them so there could be a time where i cant post or reply to things if i need or want to give help
[Off-topic] LordManhattan:
Have you ever uploaded something to YouTube that was a song or a clip from a movie/tv show? I have, and i got a message that explained what i did and bla bla.

The interesting thing, and the most annoying thing ever is what happend next.

I had to take a "test" to prove that i knew the rules. I couldn't proceed unless i got all the questions right. I couldn't even watch videos.

Let's just say i won't do that again.

Now let's say a noob posts some stupid questions in a dev thread. He gets reported and won't be able to post again until he's taken a test that teaches him the rules.

Also, raise the 10 posts to 100 or something.

I think that it would be fairly easy to do this compared to changing the whole "thanks" system and what not.
[Off-topic] mikef:
I definitely agree with raising the 10 post limit to at least 25 or even 50. 10 is definitely too low since it is possible for people to spam their way through. I have seen 2 or 3 in the past couple days sneak through here. If the limit was higher, then they know they can't make it so they don't try.

Also, move the Say Hi thread out to the About xda-developers.com general discussion forum so noobs won't find OT so easily.
[Off-topic] MissionImprobable:
One, Archer is right about using the report button. I'm always surprised at how long some things go on without anyone clicking that simple little '!' Even when I mark things non-urgent I get a pm showing that a mod is looking into it within a few minutes. Call noobies on their crap and report as needed. This site is huge and it's hard enough to keep up with relevant items without a bunch of non-sense.

Two, I think raising the post limit to get in the Dev area should definitely go up to 25 or so. The majority of those who are just joining are doing so to ask some question that's already been asked 10,000 times before and could easily be solved by a simple search. I don't even think new members should be able to post in the General section except for off-topic because it never fails that there's a new "Hey, just joined" thread added every single day. A higher post limit would definitely cut down on trash in the wrong sections of the site.
[Off-topic] KidCarter93:
I totally agree about upping the minimal number of posts aswell but is it likely it will happen, even though it's a great idea?

Only thing I would disagree with would be placement of the say hi thread. I'd say a better place would be the General section of the general discussion forum because I think more people would see it that way. Just by posts alone, general has more activity than about xda-developers.com and even though that's because it's more generalized, that's the exact reason it would be better off there.

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[Off-topic] mikef:
I was thinking the About xda-developers.com forum instead of General since the General forum is for all phone related issues, plus that way they might read some of the guides or stickies......yeah, right..... :silly:
[Off-topic] LordManhattan:
Demand $1 from every single new member. They will out of sheer shock evaporate from the interwebs, and we'll never see them again.
[Off-topic] KidCarter93:
Yeah I guess so, but certain threads such as that one and other threads for noobs should be at the top of every forum really, just like the forum rules are. I don't think it would be out in place like that though :rolleyes:

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[Off-topic] cvpi:
So you basically want to make XDA like reddit?Seems legit.
[Off-topic] Nigeldg:
Surely this is just an automated message sent in the name of one of that particular forum's mods? Still, I always report the person first then reply to them telling them why I've reported them. It's hardly useful to report a post which is then deleted without the user's knowledge, because then they just do it again. Sometimes a mod will close a thread with an explanation as to why, but for single posts using only the report button isn't really enough IMO.

As for increasing the post limit, I'd definitely agree with that. 25 seems about right. Maybe 50, but no more than that.
[Off-topic] x10man:
Sounds good, I'm thinking more of a banned words. Then devs could just ban phrases like asking for ETA etc

X10man
[Off-topic] saywhatt:
Beware noobs.. :p a noob's solution is just basically not to post a new thread
[Off-topic] Scary Guy:
The problem with that is that it just won't work. It will only take them longer to get in. The problem is the exclusivity one that made Facebook and brought many users to G+. Then they finally get in and stumble around for a while until they get yelled at to leave enough, are forcibly shown the door, or leave on their own out of boredom and stupidity.

Here's a fun history lesson: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_September

"HOPEUGOT10BUCKS", also no. This will just succeed in turning it into a walled garden. Any idiot with a dollar can still join, but the ultra poor who might not be able to afford it are stuck just reading and posting their contributions to other forums instead.

No I still like the Reddit style system best... or maybe instead of making it to where you need to post more, make it to where you have to have X number of thanks as well. This way you know that people are actively contributing something and they get allowed to post in the gilded halls of the dev sections. It would be easier to implement and might have a similarly desired effect (especially since I could see the other system being abused).
[Off-topic] Archer:
Yes and no. It's an automated response, yes, but it gets sent when a mod sees the report and says "I'll deal with that". When you get a response it means a mod is looking at it.

Until people use the current means of dealing with issues correctly and they are proven to fail, there's very likely going to be no consideration of making major changes like suggested here.
[Off-topic] - Swift -:
Good but wouldn't work in Taptalk :/
[Off-topic] 063_XOBX:
Software isn't the answer. What we need is a combination of "mini-mod" powers for devs within their threads and stupid proof posting requirements. Maybe a photo of a cat that says "This is a kitteh." True or false.
[Off-topic] LordManhattan:
That was a joke.

But why should poor people get access? If they're poor, they can't afford a phone, or internet, or electricity, or a house, or food.
[Off-topic] jakecasino:
There should be like a 3-point rule, where if you get at least 3 negative votes on a post, it would account for a karma point. That way, *******s can't just vote a post down just to be an ******* to that person.

I think this is a genius idea that the xda should consider putting into action :)
[Off-topic] Scary Guy:
I get that you were joking, I was explaining why it was a bad idea for anyone else that might have thought of it as a good idea. Poe's law and all that too. Sort of like the Republicans who think Stephen Colbert is actually serious.
[General Questions and Answers] booboo1972:
Having issues. Got an HTC Merge. Currently running Android 2.3.4 with software number 3.20.671.2.71080

My HBOOT is 0.89.0000

When I attempted to run the unlock bootloader on the HTC website, I got and error stating my HBOOT couldn't be changed. I know there is a way to fix this issue. If someone would send me the correct info on fixing this issue I would be greatly appreciated.
[General Questions and Answers] htrowpiks:
Same here, still looking for a way to root, s-off and flash cm7 or cm9. Im on Us cellular and want to stay on it if possible.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LordVaderXIII:
Hi Guys

I'm having issues with my camera on the Unlocked international GT-N7000.

I'm running ICS 4.0.4 and I flashed it using odin.

It says "camera failed" and sometimes "running media scan" and then crashes. Any ideas on how to fix this?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jiffer1991:
is the rom ure using an official version?

cus on many ics custom roms or ported roms the camera does not work and due kernel issues u might get problems with the media scan as u statet

so try a samsung stock ics firmware i guess its available for the note
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LordVaderXIII:
Yeah it is the German official ROM. I'm going to re flash the rom as it gave me an issue on the first flash. I hope that works.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LordVaderXIII:
Well that didn't work. I'm also noticing a few crashes here and there and reboots. Any idea why?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jiffer1991:
which method did u use to flash the rom?

where did u got it?

check out this page (if you dont already know it) http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/

its the first place to search for samsung stock roms
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LordVaderXIII:
I used odin to flash it.

Usually get my roms from Samsung-updates.com

I'll have a look there thank you.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LordVaderXIII:
Thanks Jiffer. I found the South African ICS rom on there. (It was only released yesterday) All seems to be well. Everything is now working. Thanks for the help.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Motokorth:
I did a quick search but it didn't show anything, so sorry if my search fu was weak.

If I flash the latest CM9 daily onto my phone will it remove a manually added APN? I had to manually add my Rogers LTE apn today to get it to work correctly, and I want to know if I should write down the settings before doing my next update.

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gangstar19919910:
i have just installed cm10 and when phone boots it shows cm9 boot animation but its laggy. how can i fix it?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlwaysDroid:
Wait for a release that isnt alpha. The boot animation is the least priority atm. It will be better eventually.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HdX75:
It is always laggy because the system is loading files and the bootanimation use the cpu (display 30 frames/sec..). Disable bootanimation in order to boot faster
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lord_Santa:
Laggy boot animation doesn't really matter as long as the ROM itself is smooth and not so buggy.

The boot animation is also ripped straight from CM9 so obviously it isn't a top priority for the Devs :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aambro:
I have tried several bootanimations, also changed framerate and size of images in animation, but it is still pausing / stuttering / lagging while loading system.

The only way to have smooth animation is to delete or disable bootanimation.zip and have system animation (the word "ANDROID" with reflection moving over it).

I doubt this is because of the framerate or image size / type of frames, because the stuttering occurred at the same moments of loading for the same period of time when i was changing bootanimation.zip.

I couldn't find any solution on the internet, but would be happy if i knew how to solve this problem. (although i realize there are far more important things to be done)

Edit: FIXED WITH TODAYS CM10 AND DEVIL'S KERNEL (22.8.2012)