yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Motorola Photon 4G] Acvice:
I believe there are one of those settings you dont need. I would use the search function and search 'go sms' with the cm10 thread as well as the JB AOKP and JB paranoid android thread. I remember reading the exact settings within one of those. If that comes up with nothing, we had the same problem within CM9 a while back so run the same search within that as well to get a reference. After running a google search, i see that these are the correct settings for cricket.

MMSC http://mms.mycricket.com/servlets/mms

PROXY wap.mycricket.com

PORT 8080

MCC 310

MNC 004
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeputyDave:
I have a rooted xyboard given to me in trade for some repair work, anyone know where I can find the charger alert so I can delete it, I know all about the higher amp charger blah blah I just need to delete the notification
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeputyDave:
Anyone??
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rubber guard:
not sure...bump
[LG Optimus 2x] dpringleg:
Hi all,

I have an O2X and a JVC KD-X50BT digital receiver installed on my car. With this setup I'm supposed to be able to play my phone's music through car's speakers using the bluetooth from both devices and also answer or make phone calls, everything without the need of getting my phone out of my pocket. Since I installed CM7.2 a few days ago every time I pair both devices I get a message in the receiver "WAIT VOICE Optimus 2X" and I can't do anything, it seems like the receiver is waiting for me to say something. If I click "Back" button (it's the only button I can click =S) in the receiver the message disappears but the music won't play even if the player in the phone shows the music is playing. The only thing I've found that I can do is go to the properties of the BT pairing connection in the phone and disable the "phone" profile leaving only "Media" profile enabled. By doing this I'm able to listen to my music but I lose the phone capabilities in the receiver. If I enabled again the phone profile the music mutes and the "WAIT VOICE" message appears again.

With CM7 comes installed the Voice Dialer app. which if I open it while paired with the receiver the message "WAIT VOICE Optimus 2X" appears and if I close it the message disappears. I have tried uninstalling this app. and also TTS Service and Pico TTS but nothing works. I really don't need and don't want to have voice commands, for that I have the receiver which comes with a microphone and a lot of options for calling.

This never happened before with the stock ROM and yesterday I tested with a second Android phone with stock ROM and it paired with no problems and with both "phone" and "media" profiles, no "WAIT VOICE" messages or anything like that, everything just perfect, music, phone calls, messages, everything.

So, before CM7 everything was perfect, any ideas? maybe a service running in the background that launches some kind of app or something when it pairs? an app that makes the receiver think that I entered in "talk" mode so it is waiting for me to say something?

Right now I have a piece of useless technology installed in my car that I can't use and I'm not going to sacrifice phone or music capabilities =/!
[HTC Desire S] petjo:
Hi, i need to revert to stock and want to know if the Vodafone UK RUU will work on my device with the cid VODAP102 (Vodafone Germany) ? Has anyone tried? Or is there a RUU Vodafone DE?

Thanks in advance!
[HTC Desire S] gutaalta:
Hi,

The Vodafone uk ruu works perfect.

Gesendet von meinem HTC Desire S mit Tapatalk 2
[HTC Desire S] amidabuddha:
When you have the RUU, run it without a device first. When the first window of the RUU opens, drag it to the side of your screen, open Explorer and search your windows drive for "rom.zip". When you find it copy it to another location and close the RUU window.

Open rom.zip archive and you will find a file called "android-info.txt" open it and see if your cid is listed there. If it is present you can flash this RUU safely.
[HTC Desire S] petjo:
Yep, it's in there. Thank you guys!
[HTC Desire S] Medhavi:
Same in reverse ...

Conversely, that should mean that I can use the Vodafone UK RUU RUU_Saga_Vodafone_UK_1.32.161.1_Radio_20.28b.30.0805U_38.03.02.15_M_release_179398_signed.exe to downgrade my Vodafone DE Desire S (Android 2.3.5, Hboot 2.00.0002, Software 2.10.161.5) using this method here? - http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20535265&postcount=26
[HTC Desire S] Medhavi:
What is the significance of HBOOT Preupdate? All the RUUs have a Preupdate value 13, my phone has a Preupdate value of 12. That doesn't matter probably?
[HTC Desire S] hisname:
I don't know u guys are gonna get a RUU now.... HTC is destroying every RUU Web on earth now....

Sent from my supercharged tank
[HTC Desire S] pezus1:
Dear Guys,

Does anybody have this RUU?

Voda_UK_2.10.161.5

I can not unbrick my friend's phone without this, because it's "s-on" and the above version is installed, but while tring to install custom rom an error occoured. The device doesn't boot, stops at HTC logo...

Thanks in advance
[HTC Desire S] jugg1es:
http://www.tsar3000.com/Joomla/inde...-stock-roms&catid=65:htc-downloads&Itemid=107

Try this, not sure if the ruu is there but is one of the few sites still open

“Without deviation from the norm, progress is not possible.”*―*Frank Zappa
[HTC Desire S] pezus1:
Thanks for your help, but it's not there. Is there any way to restore DS without this RUU? It's bootloader unlocked, rooted, has the custom recovery. unfortunately the "misc version" was not uploaded in adb mode, thus I cannot change the main version, to be able to downgrade it. But since the main version is "too high" (2.10.161.5) and there is no adb mode and I dont have the original RUU there is nothing to do. Is it possible somehow to change the main version in fastboot???? I think this would be the only chance without the the ruu.
[HTC Desire S] jugg1es:
Try this site http://www.androidfiles.org/ruu/?developer=Saga

“I've had great success being a total idiot. ”*―*Jerry Lewis
[HTC Desire S] Aquous:
Guess you forgot to fastboot flash boot boot.img ;)

Also, why would you need a RUU anyway? You can still enter recovery, can't you? Heck, of course you can: even if you couldn't you could always fastboot flash recovery recovery.img a working one.

I fail to see why a RUU would be necessary here.
[HTC Desire S] pezus1:
Thanks for your help, but I dont really understand what u say..... Right now there is clockwork 5.0.2.0 on it, we tried to install custom roms, which seemed to be done, but the phone stops at HTC logo after flashing. I guess I could flash back the original recovery (actually I only have one from RUU 1.32.161.1), but how would it solve my problem? How about the other image files, like system, hboot etc? Please exlain it to me a bit more detailed! Thx
[HTC Desire S] hisname:
have you done

fastboot flash boot boot.img

?

Sent from my supercharged :tank:
[HTC Desire S] pezus1:
Lets see again: bootloader unlocked, cwm 5.0.2.0 installed, as you adviced I flased an official 1.32.161.1(older than the original 2.10.161.5) boot.img, then tried to install from recovery the custom rom, which still seems to be ok, but the phone freezes at htc logo during boot. This custom rom is a well known working version, there shouldnt be any problem. What else can I do without the RUU?
[HTC Desire S] Aquous:
What? You flashed the boot.img from a RUU and expected it to work with a custom ROM??

Why don't you just flash the boot.img that's included with the custom ROM...?
[HTC Desire S] pezus1:
Thanks guys, problem solved!!
[HTC Desire S] jugg1es:
Can you mark thread title solved, thanks.

“Pressure is something you feel when you don't know what the hell you're doing.”*―*Peyton Manning
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anjan_k:
Hi All,

I am using Nexus, i am trying to add my corprate email to cell phone but when added its says 'wating for sync' and emails are not coming up.

I have Encrypted the phone but i see that there are no entries in device admin.

Can any one help me in this.

Thank,

Anjan
[Networking] Albert62:
I just bought a Xperia Arc S (LT18a) Unlocked on Amazon.com, and I was wondering if there's anyway to get 3G on my phone, according to GSMArena this are my phone capabilities:

2G Network	GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900

3G Network	HSDPA 900 / 2100 - LT18i

HSDPA 850 / 1900 / 2100 / 800 - LT18a

Orange Dominicana is 900/1900Mhz on 3G

EDGE on Orange is so slow.. Is there anyway to make it work at least on HSDPA?

Thanks
[Networking] Albert62:
What if I flashboot my LT18a to a LT18i Kernel & Baseband??
[Networking] MrObvious:
They probably use both 1900/900. Doubtful.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jcool13:
I've tried to understand this app, even paid for it but can't seem to "get it" now that it is running. I set max to 1900 and min to 384. The settings hold on reboot, but screen says max is only 1350. I don't understand the profiles, regardless of which I choose nothing changes. Anyone willing to give me a 101 on this please?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] scarrmrcc:
power saving mode (in the notification bar... the stock function from the factory) limits it to 1350 when on. turn it off, and BAM back up to full speed. at least on my phone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jcool13:
That did it, much THANKS!!!!!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] SiNJiN76:
Just wondering if the APT-X tech would be functioning if I switch to AOSP ROMs. Or is it just something that the phone has and will do?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Xcell92:
I think aptX is not software because there is a special Bluetooth adapters for PC and headsets with aptX support.

P.S.: my Glalxy Tab 7.0 Plus and HS3000 sounds really good instead PC's ASUS Xonar DX with A2DP Bluetooth 2.0 adapter. :p
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gers1978:
I'd like to know for sure too - I'm thinking of flashing an AOSP-based ROM onto my Samsung Galaxy S3 but I'm worried that by moving away from a Samsung-based ROM I'll lose apt-x support...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Preggy:
I did a test on exactly that on the international GT-I9300.

You can find it here
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] josjator:
As the A2DP specificationa allows the usage of custom codecs, I think it is pure software, but a license to use it is needed I guess...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] RedyRock:
OK people !

I Got My Samsung When It Came Out, I Rooted it and Activated It The Next Day.... I Am Now Tired of The Stock ROM I Have and Wanted You Guys To Point Me In The Right Direction of Some Cool Looking ROMs. If You Guys Could Post Me Some Links, I Would Greatly Appreciate It.!

Thank You!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] legendary1022:
Not to be rude or anything but all one has to do is look at some of the popular ROMs in the development sections to get a pretty good idea. The popular ones tend to always be near the top, provide great documentation and support, and provide pictures and videos to get you a great idea of the experience. Just spend 30 minutes looking over the various options, and flash a few to see which one you want to stick with. Flashing ROMs is so easy nowadays that it really is just a matter of how much time you are willing to spend playing around with them. I'm waiting for Jellybean ROMs before I really make the jump and satisfied with the performance of stock (with Nova launcher) until those JB ROMs become pretty stable and can be used everyday.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] il buono:
You really can't go wrong with any rom currently out. I've tried them all out and they won't disappoint. I'm currently running Freeza's rom and though it's touchwiz based, he really changed it up.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=28157789

Other great TW roms (in no specific order)

Strongsteve's Odexed Blue

Clark44's FreeGS3

Phantomhacker's Blazer Rom

Try each one out

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shook187:
Hey thanks for the recommendations. I just got the phone yesterday and so far im enjoying the stock experience and yes im even enjoying touch wiz. Which of these roms offer the best battery life? That's what I'm looking for currently on the touch wiz rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] il buono:
For me they have all basically been the same in regards to battery life. At a minimum I can pull 16 hrs on battery with 4+ hrs of screen on time with each rom. I'm not really into playing games on my phone so that helps. However, battery life is really user dependent because we all use/set up our devices differently...so what may end up being good for me may not be the best battery life for someone else. Definitely give each one a try though and see which works best for you :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shook187:
I'm definitely going to try them all, but god damn are all TW roms almost 1gb in size? I thought sense roms with big @ half the size.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] il buono:
Not all of them but if they're full of addons, such as FreeGS3 by Clark, then it can get big. Freeza's rom is probably the smallest coming in at about 498MB
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] fgcchevy:
Clark44 rom is so big because he includes Aroma installer which lets you pick and choose what mods you would like to include, therefore all mods and tweaks are downloaded. Hth
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lviv73:
Devs should start making Bare Bone versions.Just out of Blazer 1.7 i removed over 40 uneded apk files!That slimed the rom by almost 200mb,but its still too large when cm is only 200mb.

Removing all this junk improves speed and battery life greatly.

---------- Post added at 04:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:59 PM ----------

I use 7zip to mod my roms.Any way to remove Aroma?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freeza:
Then you're basically running my rom. I remove as much as i can while making sure everything still works
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] steelo_unbelievable:
Currently on freeza's rom and have used strongsteve's, both are GREAT!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lviv73:
Yeah i heard good thing about it.Im gonna give it a try next time i flash.

Im running Sonic rom right now,i removed Aroma from it and slimed it to 490mb,over 50 apps removed and some libs.

Do you make any tweaks or just remove apk and libs?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pacifik.fuzion:
If you want to get into AOSP roms, CM10 is running pretty smooth even though it's still in preview builds. Nav bar mods and inverted gapps look really good as well.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lviv73:
All cm roms are not ready yet for daily use,i just flashed cm10 yesterday,its about 80 percent done.I vouch for FreeGS Sonic rom its best one i tried yet.People are saying good things about Freeza's rom too.Blazer is good but i like Sonic better.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pacifik.fuzion:
True for the most part. Just offering the OP another option other then TW/Stock roms.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bso44:
Which stock ROM is the smoothest with the least lag?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrKaotica:
No offense but a question like that is not going to get u an answer.. word has it all 4 main tw roms are basically running the same mods and it comes down to looks right now.. plus it kinda depends on your own set up..

I switched to odexed blue because I like blue.. I would make a nandroid and try a couple of them.. flash a different Rom and try em for a day or two each.. see what works best for you. That's the beauty of xda.. you have options.. :thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bso44:
I don't think that's necessarily true. I've seen a few people post that FreeGS3 is noticeably smoother and less laggy than Blazer. Not knocking Blazer since it may have some other features that people prefer.

For my previous phone (EVO 3D), I tried several Sense ROMs and there was a significance difference in performance among them. Is it such a stretch to assume that a similar variance would be present in custom TW ROMs?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrKaotica:
Well I wouldn't know as I've only tried stock, freeza's fre3 and blue odex since coming over from the og epic.. I guess my "word has it" comment came from reading http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=29890564 <-- that

I guess my point is obviously people like all these roms, or they prob wouldn't always be the top four threads all day long...

It really depends on your own preferences as they all appear to be stable and running well..

Again my advice, pick one and flash it.. if u feel like trying something else then try that too.. If somethIng goes wrong restore your backvup.. again.. the beauty of xda.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bso44:
I get your point but the beauty of XDA is also in the ability to solicit opinions to make an informed decision. I don't think my question was that out of line. It's not as open ended as simply asking what the "best" ROM is.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrKaotica:
Again no offense here at all. I've been loving on odexed blue. It's clean and smooth, love the theme.. dev is awesome and responds quickly.. running it with apex launcher.. it's great :D:thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bso44:
Cool...no worries and thanks for the input :)

I'll also add that the vibe in this forum is much more accommodating than in the EVO 3D forum. The ratio of of jaded d-bags in that place was insanely high.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrKaotica:
I came from the og epic just over a week ago and that forum was awesome. I have read that the evo 3d forums were less than pleasant.

So far everyone on the gs3 ones seem really nice, glad to see some good devs on here... doesn't hurt to see the epiccm team working on aosp for our new phones either :D. They did wonders for the og epic
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tarheelsmj12001:
What did u remove from Blazers?? I am on 1.7 n i love it. Did u notice any difference once u removed all that stuff??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bso44:
It played a big part in my choosing the GS3 over the EVO LTE. I figured a bunch of those guys would eventually be upgrading to the new EVO.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrKaotica:
HTC fanboys.. go enjoy a 16 oz pabst blue ribbon at your local bro fest and leave the fun androiding to the real smart phoners

Jesus I need to go to bed :beer:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mr Global:
I'm on Blazer 1.6 and it has been good. I find it a pain to load a Rom and have to reload all of my apps etc. again.

Is there a Rom that is easier to update than others?

I would just like to update the Rom instead of wiping all of my data every time there is an update to the Rom I am using.

The things I am looking for are great battery life, and easy updatability.

Any suggestions?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freeza:
The things that differ the most between roms right now are post boot scripts, "smooth" scrolling tweaks, and looks. Take any one of those things from the current rom selection and they will perform identically. Top roms are there mainly because people have their favorite chef and are coming from a past device where that chef also was, not because any rom had any real advantage over the other. Unless you're aosp, we all have the same base, Samsung's. You could run the pure stock version (rooted) and achieve exactly the same thing that any current rom has with a little know how and time. Point is, whether you prefer blazer, freegs3, mine, or blue, we all come from the same base, so we all have the same potential.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lviv73:
Way better battery life and rom more snappy.Here are the screenshots of all my apk files,you can remove everything that you don't see here.

This works with any Blazer or FreeGS3 roms,or any other to most likely.

I posted screenshots because I don't have time to make a list.

Free A's from already removes most BS,and you can use the pics to slim it further if you want.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lviv73:
FreeGS3 is one of them,might be more.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] moinsheriff:
hi everyone,

i plan to get the red s3 from craigslist, but i have tmobile service, but there is currently no available tmobile modem to flash on the att s3. so im planning to get an att prepaid sim, i see online that its 50 bucks, but the terms and conditions state that if its a smart phone, i will have to pay 25 extra for 1gb data? so if i dont pay extra, ill have edge? is there a work around for this?
[Motorola Photon 4G] vrid:
Hi

I'm in the process of recovering a bricked Photon 4G. Not sure There's a chance to actually succeed.

I managed to gain root. But then accidentally used "Atrix2Bootstrap" to unlock the bootloader.

After restarting the phone got stuck on the dual core screen.

I tried entering cold boot, recovery mode for a factory reset and unlocking fastboot as described here :http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1573727.

Then I tried recovery via rsd lite following this guide:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1202666

But got the following error:

Flash failure: Phone[0000]: Error sending RAM download for bootloader.

Is there a way to recover the phone with fastboot? Or any other method?

thanks.

p.s

The phone had the most recent update installed : OTA 45.4.13.MB855

edit:

solved thanks to acvice's post and the battery trick which for unknown reasons was the only way to enter bootstrap recovery

(install bootstrap recovery, shutdown, remove battery for a minute, insert battery, plug to wall and boot normally).
[Motorola Photon 4G] maxon_yalta:
You can not unlock, if you are on the latest OTA.

Follow this thread to unbrick your device, thats the inly way.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1798145
[Motorola Photon 4G] Acvice:
Did someone say copypasta?!

I believe this will fix you.
[Motorola Photon 4G] vrid:
Your input looks very promising.

I'll check it out.

Edit:

2.3.5_USC_19 sbf is still downloading. In the meanwhile I tried flashing the smaller "2.3.5_254_13 sv2 boot, recovery and cdrom image sbf"

and get the same error as before:

Failed flashing process. Failed flashing process. Phone[0000]: Error sending RAM download for bootloader. Device API Error: 0xE0030009 Command: ADDR (0xE0231009); Phone connected.

Is this a side effect from using the atrix2bootstrap app. Or maybe because i'm running win 7 64bit?
[Motorola Photon 4G] Acvice:
You havta follow the instructions in order. Flash the sbf with rsdlite first =) Make sure you have the motorola 64bit windows drivers installed.
[Motorola Photon 4G] vrid:
thanks, your were right, although the flash process got interrupted it was enough for the phone to boot up.

It now thinks it's an electrify.

I managed to root using photon-torpedo but the bootstrap recovery isn't working. It says "install success" but refuses to reboot into the bootstrap recovery mode. It just shuts down and when i manually boot it up it goes back to android.

any thoughts?

(small detail for others who are also stuck, I did the flash from a 32bit XP box. Not sure flashing from 7 64bit wouldn't work because i didn't try it)
[Motorola Photon 4G] Acvice:
Making progress! It shouldnt boot directly to recovery. Youll havta do the hold vol down and power while booting up then scroll dow to android recovery using vol down and vol up to select.

And what do you mean the flash got interrupted?
[Motorola Photon 4G] Cooldevil1989:
If you hav installed bootstrap & you press recovery mode, be sure phone is connected to wall charger.....

then only you would go in recovery mode....
[Motorola Photon 4G] vrid:
It was connected to the wall. I did boot into recovery manualy but found the standard recovery. not the installed bootstrap recovery.

When bootstrap recovery installed it stated "su binaries outdated" so i'm guessing that might be in indicator.

@ acvice. the error message :

"Failed flashing process. Interface BP: Error sending JUMP command Device API Error: 0xE003003F Address: 0x800000 Command: Jump (0xE053203F); phone connected

edit:

I updated the su binaries but still no bootstrap recovery. tried manualy entering recovery as well...

any alternate bootstrap recovery methods i could try?
[Motorola Photon 4G] Cooldevil1989:
First of all, tell me how u access recovery mode....???

Don't use power button to access recovery...