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[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] clorbag:
i just stuck on the part where it says waiting for device to reboot nothing happens device stays on and the cmd just does nothing after that

Exploit by beaups, script by designgears

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rm failed for /data/data/com.redbend.vdmc/lib/libvd*, No such file or directory

Go to Settings, ATT Software update, check for updates.

Waiting for device to Reboot...
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] atticusmas:
You need to go to software update on your phone
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] irvgotti:
If updating software doesn't work then try advancing your click 2 days.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lojak29:
What would u do if u seen these specs

It is the worst it can get
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK007:
id switch carriers or go outside or get a repeater
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lojak29:
Just came from atat which had grade speeds and signal always to come back to sprint cause they are way more affordable... But I knew what I was getting back into... It's not so much sprint its Samsung I made a thread about why all Samsung phones specifically Samsung have bad signal

When compared to a photon or htc in the same coverage area.... I must be in a complete dead zone only luck I had is with atat I've tried every carrier. Even vzw
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lojak29:
What's a repeater
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lojak29:
Here is a battery drain update is this normal in 2hr 21min barely using phone 36% drain
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK007:
http://www.repeaterstore.com/products/repeaterkits/wi-ex/wi-ex-zboost-one-yx-400.php

not sure if thats exactly it, but its a signal booster you can install in your home to get signal in areas you cant.

I just got my gnex yesterday and im on ATT and get slightly better signal, i can actually text sitting at my computer, my inspire i had to hold near the window to send/receive.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrgrim800:
When you don't have a stable connection your phone is always scanning for a better connection. So it will use more battery.

You might want to try updating your APN settings, and possibly try using 2g only at your house.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lojak29:
Update!!

In only just 2hr and 10 min since last update at 64% I've gone down from 64%to 14%

Hardly using phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kawaski47:
I'm sorry? It sounded like you knew what you were getting into when going to sprint. So not sure what you want us to tell you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simms22:
ive always had great signals with samsung phones. dont trust the signal bars btw. i bet its sprint since ive read countless people complaining about their signal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cilraaz:
As someone else said, low signal means the phone works harder to maintain/find signal, which results in more battery usage. I work in what might as well be a faraday cage because of EMI from all of our test systems. If I don't keep it plugged in while I'm at work (or go into airplane mode), it won't last the day, even if I don't touch it.

Find a place with better signal, use a repeater/booster, use airplane mode, or keep it on a charger. Those are about your only options.

Edit: You can also use an app called OpenSignal (free in the play store) to see what tower your phone is connecting to. That could tell you if you just simply don't have a tower close enough.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] biscuitownz:
It's kind of like tethering. It picks up on the signal and "repeats" the signal, except now since you're right next to the cell tower (repeater) you get better signal.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] cracksquirrel:
So I'm a bit pi**ed off that WiFi Direct isn't in ICS, A few days ago I'm sure I saw a ROM or something where the person who made it had somehow got WiFi Direct into it but now I can't find it, Don't remember the name of the ROM or anything so any help there would be greatly appreciated.

Also on my last phone, A Nexus S, It was possible to just flash certain parts of a ROM onto my phone without having to flash the whole thing, Kind of like a mix 'n' match ROM, Sort of, Would it be possible for anyone to figure out the code or whatever for WiFi Direct from another phone then make it into a flashable file to put on the XS ?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] K900:
You can't add it that simply. AOSP ROMs will have it though.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] cracksquirrel:
So this one http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1780338 for example would have Wifi Direct enabled ?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] K900:
I haven't used it myself so I'm not sure if it's working yet, but it's definitely possible.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] cracksquirrel:
Cheers, I'll give it a go
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] JoelChrist_:
what is this wifi direct exactly?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] cracksquirrel:
Bluetooth but faster and with more range, plus it can do other things aswell.

and it is working in FXP130- CM9.0 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1594053 But then there is no NFC
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jkhawk:
However I am connected. It doesn't show any signal strength and the little yellow arrows any more.

But I am connected to high speed wifi and browsing.

Is there any way to do something so at least I get he proper reading from my wifi icon in bottom right corner?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tian100:
I got that too once in a while. You can turn off wifi and turn it back on, the indicator in the status bar will show connected.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ferris2375:
I've been looking around but haven't seen much, so I thought I'd see if I'm just missing it. I am running stock with the exception of being rooted and flashing CWM. Is there any hack I can use to disable the capacitive buttons and use the stock ICS on screen nav buttons?

Thanks!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dmjlabelle:
I know you can turn them off at least. Settings/display/touch key light duration and choose always off.

I'm Not sure about on screen lights though sorry.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ferris2375:
Thanks, not a bad start but I still would need those onscreen buttons. :)
[LG Optimus Black] SoulExertz:
This time, i have not forgotten a single thing after a 4hours run through of googling with LGE's ICS Developing Problem.

Why did they take so much time???

Because there is a driver called TI OMAP 3630. It is the IMPORTANT DRIVER OF OB with all the issues in FOP. Such as Camera etc.

Once Texas Instruments(A.k.a TI) fixes it, ICS FROM LG SHALL BOOM OUT LIKE A ROCKET. SORRY CANADA. I DONT KNOW WHY LG IS NOT RELEASING ICS.... :( We, OB XDA, Shall Cook an ICS for you!!

Thank me if you love to help Canadian OBers!!

THIS IS THE LINK with OMAP 3630's fix news and its github. Once you guys refresh its github and see the driver fixed for ICS,SCREAM TO US HERE. I WANT TO RAPE LG's STOCK ICS!!! IM GONNA CARRESS IT.

http://git.omapzoom.org/?p=kernel/omap.git;a=summary

=============

NEW UPDATE

=============

http://www.spinics.net/lists/linux-omap/msg73526.html ---THIS IS THE PROOF OF THE LIVELYHOOD OF TI OMAP 3630 BEING FIXED!!!
[LG Optimus Black] WIIstpM:
Suck vulgarity for LG.... I love it XD
[LG Optimus Black] SoulExertz:
Lawl :)
[LG Optimus Black] pythoner:
congratiolations! You found something That is already known! (and kinda old :) )
[LG Optimus Black] SoulExertz:
No. It was just re updated. An attempt on a fix. But failed. We were lucky we knew it was a failure.
[LG Optimus Black] ErnuB:
This git for the omap 3630 kernel v3 it's not complete, it's missing the MultyMedia support, AFAIK and what i've seen in ti forums this part of the kernel must be developed by LG, of course i could be wrong though
[LG Optimus Black] SoulExertz:
Its not only by Lg. Its like TI team is also developing it. And the multimedia support seemed to piss the TI Team.
[LG Optimus Black] CChowprince:
Good News!

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I hope so~~~
[LG Optimus Black] sexation:
So, now the FOP team could realise an alpha with hardware acceleration?

Enviado desde mi LG-P970 usando Tapatalk 2
[LG Optimus Black] SoulExertz:
Not yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] AndroidNoob0:
hi

i've been wondering which is the best format to play videos on our FIT

and also about the video bit rate and sound bit rate too which is the best options for these things in converting videos

for our Galaxy FIT

Thanks in Advance forum

+

forget to mention about the sync

sometimes when i convert a video for my FIT

it becomes of sync after a 20-30seconds

help about this too

P.S:i watch anime so i need to know these things in order to watch the videos and anime i like
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Harpratap:
i use following specs and haven't found any glitches in converting videos:

Format: MP4

Compression:AVC

resolution: 640 X 480 or 640 X 350 (choose it according to the aspect ratios)

Video bitrate: 1008Kbits/sec

Audio Bitrate: 93 or 90 Kbits/sec

framerate: 30fps

Sample rate: 48000

Channels: 2(stereo)

Use Hamster video converter or total video converter..its free and easy to use
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] AndroidNoob0:
thanks man

i'm using AnyVideo Converter

it's more easy to use than TVC

but i'll try Hamster VC
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] yzak58:
.m4v

480x360

24fps

I prefer this
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ryanraven:
Okay so when switching to video the camera auto focuses but only once, when you start recording video the camera doesn't auto focus when moving about etc is it possible to add " auto focus " when recording ?
[Nexus 7 General] DrHenley:
I first became concerned when after sitting with the screen off for 2 hours, the N7 was hot and had lost 45% of its charge.

I think I know what is going on. Jelly Bean apparently is completely ignoring the .nomedia file in some folders that have massive numbers of files. In particular, Backcountry Navigator, which automatically creates a .nomedia file in its folder, has 60,000 map tiles, and I think the media scanner is trying to scan all 60,000 tiles while the N7's screen is off. The Tegra 3 never gets to use any of its power saving features because it is kept constantly busy. *ALL* my other Android devices, the BCNAV folder is ignored by media scanner, and they last a long time with the screen off.
[Nexus 7 General] sensory:
That does look odd. Bumping this so maybe someone with more knowledge on the subject can weigh in.
[Nexus 7 General] saadi703:
I also just noticed this media server thing taking bigger portion of battery today which was not present before. Mine is media server not media scanner.

If I remember correctly, it was not there before. Any idea?
[Nexus 7 General] Salty Wagyu:
More info here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=29461446
[Nexus 7 General] DrHenley:
Thanks for the link but sadly it isn't any help. Before posting here I did an exhaustive Google search and tried all of the "fixes" to no avail.

The .nomedia file is completely ignored. I have cleared the cache, cleared the data, force stopped and rebooted several times. I am in the process of moving all the map tiles off to an external drive to verify that they are causing the problem. I can only get about 20,000 at a time before the battery dies. I tried moving them off via wifi so I could keep it plugged in but that was taking way too long.
[Nexus 7 General] scuba156:
What makes you think it's ignoring the .nomedia files? If it was ignoring them them you would see a lot of random images in your gallery and random sound files in Google play.

Did you check to see which media process is actually in use, and that it is actually the media scanner process? Also check that the process isn't stuck in a restarting loop.

The most common problem for something like this is a corrupt image/song/movie that it's trying to scan.

adb pushed from my nexus 7
[Nexus 7 General] DrHenley:
Yes, random images in gallery, like map tiles, and none of my pictures from the DCIM folders.

I moved off all of the map tiles (took two days) and today things are back to "normal".

YES, absolutely the Media Scanner was causing it and YES, it was ignoring the .nomedia file in the BCNAV folder. Because the folder starts with "B" media scanner never got to my DCIM folder. Now without the 60,000 map tiles in the BCNAV folders, Media Scanner completes its scan quickly and doesn't eat the battery.
[Nexus 7 General] DrHenley:
The test today showed a dramatic difference.

Before:

60,000 map tiles in the BCNAV folder (which had a .nomedia file in it from the getgo)

WIFI Off

GPS Off

after a few hours with the screen off, the device was hot.

After:

no map tiles in the BCNAV folder

WIFI On

GPS On

after a few hours with the screen off, the device was cold
[Nexus 7 General] Chinpokomon:
Interesting... in another thread, Media Server was draining the battery pretty quickly, but it appears to be the fault of an OTG adapter with a device plugged in. I'm assuming you had nothing plugged into the USB the first time?
[Nexus 7 General] DrHenley:
Nope, nothing plugged in. Screen was off, WIFI was off, GPS was off, Bluetooth was off, and yet the CPU was running full bore for hours.
[Nexus 7 General] DrHenley:
The problem still hasn't resurfaced. I'm going to start moving map tiles back onto the device and see what happens...
[Nexus 7 General] DrHenley:
I left the map tiles off of the device for a week, and never experienced any problems. Then a couple of days ago I moved about 40,000 tiles back on the device.

Now Media Scanner is eating the battery again. I'm going to leave it with the screen off overnight starting with a full charge and check again in the morning...
[Nexus 7 General] khaytsus:
Surely you have them marked .nomedia right? Media scanner shouldn't look at them at all.
[Nexus 7 General] Groid:
OP stated in several posts he had the .nomedia file in the affected directories. Just to clarify, OP, is your .nomedia file zero bytes as required?
[Nexus 7 General] jarjar124:
Where did u guys find the map tiles?
[Nexus 7 General] DrHenley:
Yes, they are 0 byte files. I have the same apps (Backcountry Navigator and Maverick) on four other tablets and a phone and I don't have this problem on them. (Ice Cream Sandwich, Honeycomb, Gingerbread and Froyo)

I used Maverick to get the tiles. It's the only way I know of to get Bing Map tiles. It's a rather tedious job...

I just tested it again. I charged the tablet, turned it on, put it in Airplane Mode, and turned off the screen. Media Scanner ate 10% of the battery in just two hours - Screen off, WIFI off, GPS off, Bluetooth off. I think I'm going to try calling Google about this.
[Nexus 7 General] DrHenley:
Here is the FINAL PROOF that Media Scanner is trying to scan the map tiles, disregarding the .nomedia files in the folders:

On first bootup the battery went from 100% down to 89% in two hours - IN AIRPLANE MODE with the screen off.

Then after renaming the folders containing the map tiles, the battery went from 89% to 88% in 8 hours. Renaming the folders stopped Media Scanner cold.

I have seen scattered reports about this problem with JB, but nobody has gotten to the bottom of it yet. There is speculation that it has something to do with the "/storage/sdcard0" location for the internal fake sdcard.
[Nexus 7 General] khaytsus:
Glad I don't use Backcountry Navigator anymore.. Switched to Locus about a year ago. ;)
[Nexus 7 General] DrHenley:
If I could get the same detailed imagery in a database file that would definitely make like easier. The only problem is that with Locus I can't seem to find a way to get the same level of detail.

Here is a screenshot of both Locus and BCNav showing 33.21773,-90.38529 at the highest zoom level in each. I'm using Mapquest satellite for Locus and Bing Satellite for BCNav (obtained via Maverick)

I tried using the Maverick tiles in Locus but it didn't recognize them as a map. BCNav does. But that doesn't solve the problem. A database file containing the map tiles would make my life 10 time easier because transferring 60,000 tiles takes two days...:silly:

In the tablets and phone with sdcard slots, I simply shut down, pull the microsd, pop it in a card reader on the computer and sync it up. Then pop it back into the table and start it up. BCNav lets me use the map tiles directly off of the microsd without having to transfer them.
[Nexus 7 General] rmm200:
Most likely cause to me is a bad .nomedia file. Trailing blank in the filename or something. Delete the one you have and create a new zero length one with correct permissions. You have tried about everything else...
[Nexus 7 General] DrHenley:
Already thought of that, and already replaced all the .nomedia files.
[Nexus 7 General] jarjar124:
i am now having this issue and dont noe how to fix this :(
[Nexus 7 General] khaytsus:
You can do Google maps with an add-on. Not sure about Bling maps.

And yeah, I have three devices, they all sync up to my workstation, I run a script that combines the sqlite dbs and then download back. Takes 10-15 each way, depends on the number of changed dbs of course. But much less disk space too.
[Nexus 7 General] DrHenley:
The Google Maps satellite imagery is much older for that region (Southern Mississippi Delta) than Bing Maps, and of much lower resolution.
[Nexus 7 General] Haesslich:
The problem there is that if it was just a bad .nomedia file, he'd still have the battery drain after renaming the folders. He doesn't. It's got to be something else.
[Nexus 7 General] msflsim:
I disabled google now completely as well as latitude and wifi location finding and the media server equals the amount of on screen time.

Also managed to get awesome standby time (a whole day with 0% drained) since i diabled the above.

Google now seems like a great thing but its constantly checking for services even if you have your wifi to switch off when the screen is off. Its the google location services that are constantly waking the device up...
[Nexus 7 General] khaytsus:
None of this has anything to do with the OP's issue... Find/Create a separate thread about wakelocks.
[Nexus 7 General] msflsim:
It has to do with the media server drain which may or may not be the reason the OP has problems with media server.

Take it or leave it, on my N7 media server is not draining the battery any more.
[Nexus 7 General] DrHenley:
It has nothing to do with Media Server.

Unless you have 60,000 map tiles on your N7, you will not have this problem!

Media Scanner is the culprit.
[Nexus 7 General] DrHenley:
Here we go again...

Charged it up to 100%, turned it on, immediately turned off the screen and let it sit for two hours.

Media Scanner ate 10% of the battery charge:

Next charge cycle I'm going to immediately rename the offending folders before turning off the screen.

For those too lazy to read the whole thread:

- Media Server is behaving normally and not causing any problems. We are talking about the Media SCANNER service.

- I have tens of thousands of map tiles for off-line, off-road navigation.

- There are valid .nomedia files in the affected folders.

- I recreated the .nomedia files just to make sure.

- I removed the map tiles from the folders and did not have a problem for a week.

- When I put the map tiles back, the problem started again.

- There are no corrupt files involved.

- I have the same apps and the same files on four other tablets and a phone and never had this problem (Froyo, Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwich)

- I've verified this every which way from Sunday.

- Other people are reporting problems with Media Scanner keeping a wake-lock in JB,. There are several threads on xda developers about this.

Media Scanner is flat out ignoring the .nomedia files and attempting to scan the map tiles, keeping a wake-lock on indefinitely. PERIOD!!!!
[Nexus 7 General] gogol:
Here ...

http://www.transformerforums.com/fo...-nomedia-doesnt-work-under-honeycomb-ics.html

After putting .nomedia, clear the cache and data of the gallery app.

Because I think, it remembers ...

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There is a bug report , see below.

And check comment no. 4.

http://code.google.com/p/ankidroid/issues/detail?id=910
[Nexus 7 General] slybunda:
is it not possible to disable the media scanner?
[Nexus 7 General] Haesslich:
Check the post before mine - MediaScanner is ignoring the .nomedia file. I've seen MediaScanner do similar things on a Galaxy Nexus on JB - the same device on 4.0.4 did not have the same drain.
[Nexus 7 General] DrHenley:
Correct. I do NOT have this problem in ICS. (or HC, or GB, or Froyo)

I have been researching this exhaustively. I have seen all the "fixes" and tried them repeatedly. No matter what I do, the problem keeps coming back.
[Nexus 7 General] gogol:
I am using Galaxy Nexus, stock JB 4.1.1.

Here is how I fixed mine:

Rename the folder to something else

Go to Gallery app setting and clear the data

Reboot your phone

Wait ...

Open the Gallery, you should see it gone

Rename back the folder

Done

Thats all, and I verified it works.

I reboot again, and the fix stayed.

I know, the bug is still there, but the workaround works.

You have to reboot!

I know this should work because I have many apps woth nomedia in it and they dont show up in the Gallery.

For example, the Sygic Aura app.

Someone should reopen the bug so Google will fix it.
[Nexus 7 General] DrHenley:
Been there done that...

I have tried every conceivable permutation of this fix and it does not work. On every reboot, Media Scanner starts scanning the map tiles all over again.

I am attaching a mockup of a BCNav folder. The map tiles (~20,000 of them) are blank JPEGS, highly compressed to make it feasible to upload the zip file (it would be hundreds of megabytes otherwise)

I would like for someone to unzip this in sdcard0 on their N7and see if they have the same problem.

After unzipping the bcnav folder, turn off the N7, then turn it back on and turn off the screen. Let it sit for an hour, then check the battery stats.
[Nexus 7 General] gogol:
Well, I dont have N7 yet, but I will try on my GNex later.

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I tried that, and I can confirm that I could reproduce your issue.

Almost immediately, after I unzipped, reboot, turn off, .... Wait .... The Media Scanner started to eat the battery.

I dont have to wait an hour, you can simply check the battery usage or use an app like BetterBatteryStat.

So ......

I did the above rename trick, but I was using the .nomedia file that I have, not from yours.

Force stop gallery app

Clear data

Rename folder

Put .nomedia

Reboot

Wait ........

Nothing happen

The Media Scanner did not scan

Waited much longer ... Still nothing

Renamed back to bcnav

Reboot

Wait ..........

Nothing ....

So, I am not sure.

It seems I can fix it that way.

Probably this is unique N7 issue? Note that I tested on JB Galaxy Nexus.

Or your .nomedia is not correctly created?

Try to check other apps, they usually have .nomedia

And if you dont see its images in the Gallery, that works.

Thats all.
[Nexus 7 General] DrHenley:
First of all, if you don't wait for an hour, how do you know that Media Scanner is running indefinitely? That could simply be normal operation.

Second, I tried that sequence exactly, with a fresh copy of .nomedia, and Media Scanner did scan...every frickin time I reboot, without fail.

BTW, my first copy of .nomedia came with Backcountry Navigator, and appears to work correctly on Froyo, Gingerbread, Honeycomb, and Ice Cream Sandwich...just not on Jelly Bean.

Look at my list of devices below. Same apps and same files on all of them (well, the netbook just has Maverick because BCNav is incompatible), but no problems with Media Scanner eating the battery on any of them.