yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] abhinav333:
This might help !

http://pcsupport.about.com/od/findbyerrormessage/a/code-31-error.htm

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https://laslow.net/2012/03/14/disable-driver-signature-enforcement-in-windows-8/
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] DiRKiNg:
I have the same problem with 64bits Windows8... :(

Help!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jjreem:
Hi, i need help regarding a hard reset of my phone due to forgetting password set.

i followed instructions on how to do this online but has not been successful.

i held volume down and briefly pressed power button, and then got a notification saying press up to continue down to cancel.

i pressed up and it says downloading with the green android robot thing and is taking ages.

any ideas much appreciated.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dpvu:
You've entered download mode which will do absolutely nothing if you're not connected to a PC and flashing something with Odin. What you probably want is recovery mode which you access by holding volume UP, home and power. Once you're in recovery mode there will be an option to factory reset your phone. Which password have you forgotten? If it's your SIM unlock PIN, this will not fix the issue.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jjreem:
thanks, its for the main password to actually get to the main menu. i shall try this.

Kind regards
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] tyoder87:
Hey guys. Now that the SGIII is out, I fear we will loose great developers to the bigger and better devices. This is the reason I want to start developing for our SGH-T989's. There's only one problem... I'M A NOOB! Well I've been rooting my phones since I got my first Andriod device, the Samsung Galaxy S 4G. Although that's just because I've trolled around just reading threads. So I'd like a little guidance in the right direction. Remeber I'm completely new at this. The only thing I know I need is that I need Linux. Besides that I know nothing else. Thanks guys for all the time and effort you put into providing us with awesome roms, kernels, etc.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] elesbb:
GOOGLE!!!!!!!!!!!! I too am a noob but I started at Google I know c language, I just don't have the bandwidth to download the some 10 gigs of source code.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bobpantsspongesquare:
I'm in the same boat. Unless you have a formal education in programming, expect a tough road. I know some c/c++ but most of my knowledge is in web development languages like PHP, JavaScript, etc.

I successfully built and flashed my own CM9 a few days ago but have yet to get into the customization. Baby steps I guess. Good luck to you though. ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] elesbb:
But seriously check out Google there are oodles of tutorials for people who are just starting out to get their computer set up .
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] datrapstar:
Well I'll say I would like to start myself. I keep looking around have all the bottom end fundamentals but have no clue as to what to do. I can read on Google til wee hrs of the night but it makes no sense being the word NOOB is carried on my back.

Either way, all I've done so far is download all the req software that dsixda recommends to do. Kitchen, cygwin, jdk, and sdk. Now after all of that I'm stuck in limbo. All the research I've done gives terminology that I don't understand. Everyone says its super easy but yet we have maybe 30 devs packed up doing roms for us. I know for a fact there's more than 3000 T-Mobile users for this device and that's not to include the very alike SR, telus, and what not.

So I agree, we need things simplified in order for us to understand (even) basics. That being said as I asked a few ppl in this forum already, I don't mind getting my feet wet but I sure in hell dont wanna drown at the 3 foot section of the pool either
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Kerns_JW:
Go to the android and android dev forums. You will find nice Rom and kernel tutorials to mess with. The rest comes with trying out others hacks and mods and seeing what those do. Then down to log cats and so forth to see how an application or module plays. And if you want to try your own mod, it's too what others have done or code Google to see what a lib,api, or module can do for you.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] elesbb:
Well it's pretty much setting up all the requirements like computer paths and folders. I use Ubuntu, then after getting all of it setup, you repo sync the source and wait a couple days ;) there are simplified English friendly tutorials. Using a search engine is a skill. ^-^ choose search terms wisely. And use quotes.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bobpantsspongesquare:
I tried the dsixda kitchen route. It's more of a "look what I did" kind of thing. I quickly jumped that ship and set up Ubuntu so I could get my repo on. I have complete AOKP and CM9 source but I have no idea where to start with it. I'm sort of treading water at this point until I find the right information to get this train rolling.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] datrapstar:
I also have a partition set up for Ubuntu. Issue is I can't get it to connect to the internet. Then again I'm on a modded dell studio. Like I said, I got all the start up software. All I need is someone yo guide of how to set up. I cant do it if I'm on Ubuntu due to lack of connection. So if anything , let's make a thread to help each other out. ( not that I would be much help) but once I learn something I can pass along info to the next person. We all learn and want to share
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bobpantsspongesquare:
I run Ubuntu through Virtualbox. It works great and you don't have to deal with boot loaders and such. I've had no internet connection issues either. After that, following one of the guides for setting Ubuntu up for Android is advisable. I've been through the Android Developers Guide, the AOKP ICS Guide ( Jelly Bean Guide ) and the CM9 Guide. Any of these will get you the source code and a working, flashable zip. Beyond that, at least for now, I'm not much help. :(
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] datrapstar:
Thats a start tho... so here we got it started, let's lend a hand to each other and let's start doing this. Myself, I'm jealous of the SR forum cuz it seems they are helping each other build amongst themselves which is what I think we should be doing here as well. So to get virtual box and get sum research on it. Will come back here after I get all situated. Once again thanks for opening this up

edit: as I make any progress I will post up and let you guys know how Im coming along. on my laptop now about to get this rolling.

reedit: well cant do much, my set up doesnt support it. i will find a way tho. best believe it. even if it cost me to get another laptop
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] minhajmsd:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=667298
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leap_ahead:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1434061
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kriskovski:
yep im searching too
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leap_ahead:
here :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1434061
[Windows Mobile] za5g:
Hi, is there a possibility to delete root certificates on windows mobile 6.5?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Dennisalex:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21953878&postcount=2 I Follow this guide but cant get to Command Prompt... I Do Shift-Right Clic and Nothing. I Have a Windows XP.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hechoen:
First stop creating new threads for every issue you have please. Just use the thread you've already started or lumins thread that you linked to.

Second make sure your just in the folder when you do this. Nothing in the folder should be selected.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] eollie:
Click start

Click run

Type cmd or command.

Now in widows xp you cant open a command prompt from within a folder so you will need to change directories to the folder you have heimdall in.

Normally it will be something like this

cd c:/computer/username/downloads
[Off-topic] jumptoin:
Although this is not computer forum I posted this thread here cause i dont know more helpful community of people...ok guys iam gonna buy notebook and i just cant decide between these two any advice or experience?

1: http://www.agem.sk/produkt/notebook...et-do-notebooku-1-mesiac-zdarma-16518554.html

2: http://www.agem.sk/produkt/notebook...et-do-notebooku-1-mesiac-zdarma-17685839.html

And which one of these would run minecraft better cause iam minecrft lover :)

Thanks guys
[Off-topic] veeman:
#2
[Off-topic] sy224048:
I suggest 2 as well but why do they have 2gigs of ram and an i5. that doesnt make sense....
[Off-topic] veeman:
I think that's the video card.
[Off-topic] jumptoin:
And guys i have found another one check it out And guys i have found another one check it out http://www.alza.sk/acer-aspire-v3-571g-53216g75makk-cerny-d339430.htm isnt it better i think it is ... i5 3210 ivy bridge 2,5Ghz turbo up to 3,1 ,6GB DDR3,Nvidia GT640M 2GB, cold i run some new games on that?
[Off-topic] JulianTp:
@jumptoin

I own the 2011 model of this notebook and I'm able to play BF3 with medium graphic settings.

Sent from my P990
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] UWRF:
I have read a lot about SD card issues that deal with not reading 64gb or "try reformatting the card" this is not my issue.

My issue is that when i press gently on the sd card slot when the sd card is inserted, I get an error stating that the sd card was unexpectedly removed as if the connection was shorting out.

Anyone else notice this issue? I don't want to return my phone if it is a common hardware build quality issue.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] UWRF:
I need a few volunteers to simply take off the battery cover and (with the phone on) gently press down on the sd card slot and report if the phone reports that the sd card was unexpectedly removed. This way we can test if this is a common hardware/build quality issue or if it is specific to my phone.

Report back here!

Much thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ddggttff3:
no problems here. 32gb class 10, blue 32gb phone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mav3rick478:
no problems here either, 32gb class 10 sandisk, white 16gb phone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Farabomb:
No problems here. Blue 32 with a 32g samsung class 10 metal card.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] messagemode:
Hi Guys,

Before I begin, I'd like to shoutout to all the great devs here in XDA who regularly updates us with their mods while living their own busy lives.

I'm using a ST15i on stock ICS and managed to customize it by reading around. I've rooted my phone from GB to ICS and flashed custom zips to add or modify certain functions and changed how it looks to give it a different feel and to better suit my taste. I've reached a point where I can't modify it anymore due to lack of knowledge and training. And now I'm here.

Can anyone point me on how to change the transparency of the status bar, change the battery icon of my choice on my ST15i running on stock ICS? Also, can you help me in reverting to the stock icon fron "No available network"? All the info I found didn't help me. Tried the kitched but that didn't work for me either. I'd rather learn how rather than be spoonfed.

This is my first time posting here, so go easy on me.

Thanks!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Ticklefish:
I don't think a transparent statusbar is possible in ICS. In earlier versions, it was just a case of making the statusbar background itself transparent.

But Google have made it harder to do with later versions.

To change the battery icon, you just need to change the png files in one of the drawable folders in either framework-res.apk or SystemUI.apk. With the Mini on ICS, it's most likely drawable-mdpi in SystemUI.apk.

If you want to change how the icon works, going from changing every 10% to every 1% for example, then you need to decompile the app and edit some xml.

It's a little long-winded, but it's simple enough and I'm always happy to help. The battery icon mod was the first one I found out how to do and I spent months trying to figure it out. Literally.

It's worth checking out Tickle My Android from the link in my signature. It can do the battery mod for you, if you want it to, and can handle all the decompiling and recompiling as well actually taking apps off your phone to begin with.

Not sure what you meant about reverting icons..is it possible you can provide a screenshot of what you want to change?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] messagemode:
Hey there, Ticklefish! Thank you for taking the time to reply. You're one of my favorite devs here in xda.

Could you take a quick peek at this? There's an update on his notification toggle for a transparent status bar so I got me thinking whether this was possible or not. As for the battery, I'll still have to search for the battery icon I'm fancying about or I might have to create it from scratch. Sorry, I forgot to mention this but I tried to use your tool. I just didn't know how the battery icons would look like that's why I chickened out at the last moment. Instead I used it to create a zip to flash a stock SystemUI.apk to remove the Notification Toggles which I had extracted from an earlier CWM backup (Can't find an uninstaller. I figured all I needed was stock to remove it). Great tool, by the way.

I can't post any screenshots at the moment since I haven't been able to add that feature to my Mini yet. So I'll try my best to explain what I meant about reverting the network icon. If you would notice whenever you lose the network signal an icon appears on the notification bar? Well mine used to be color grey and had a yellow exclamation point beside it. Now it's all red. This might not be an issue for some but it's pretty hard on the eyes. I'd like to have the old one back.

Just to give you an idea, I'd like to improve my Mini's functionality and aesthetics while keeping it as close to stock as possible. So far I've managed to:

-Insert Reboot/Reboot to Recovery

-Use Wavelock

-Use Xperia S apps (Alarm, Callscreen, Clock, Conversation, Contacts, Font, Home, Keyboard, Phonebook & Walkman)

-Supercharge

-Notification Toggles (which I removed)

Changing the status bar and reverting to stock icon for no network signal is next on my list.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] evilbarcode:
Screenshot should already implimented just not in the power menu. All you have to do is hold power and vol down button.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] messagemode:
Wow! Didn't know that. Just tried it just now and it worked. Thanks! Will be posting/updating once I've recreated the situation.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Ticklefish:
Well, it might be possible. There's a lot that can be done if you just know how. I'll have a look at a transparent status bar soon. It was incredibly simple to do on early GB so hopefully it can be done on ICS as well.

There are a lot of battery icons out there. If you find the ones you want, TMA can put them into your app for you, or I can tell you how to do it manually.

As for the icons that come with TMA, you can see what they look like on the thread. Some look better on HDPI, and our phones are MDPI, but the tool can backup your original app so you can just try whichever one you want without being in danger of losing anything.

Changing that icon should be pretty simple. All you need to do is find out which image file it is and change it. Either by downloading one of the GB roms here and taking the new image file out of that, or by using a graphics program and just recolouring it yourself. If you're doing that, and if you're in a creative mood, you could even redesign the icon completely..;)

Thanks for the kind words, btw. If there's anything I can do to help, just let me know!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] messagemode:
OK, I won't hold back in asking for assistance anymore. :D

I've attached a screenie of the icon problem I'm facing right now. If you would look at the upper lefthand corner, it's all red. I wonder if it's the same for the other ST15i Stock ICS users. It' used to be grey with a yellow exclamation point or something like that (can't recall how it exactly looked like but, yeah, something like that). Now for the battery icon, I'm fancying the Purple Android Battery Icon in TMA, only in green and shouldn't mess with the original height of the status bar. I've cooked a battery icon using the kitchen and it messed the height of the status bar. Could you also point how to manually change the battery icon? I'm trying to do it myself so I won't be asking around here anymore. I think others will benefit from it, too.

The stock SystemUI.apk that I've attached came from a stock version of my ST15i's ICS. I wondering if the network icon is found in the framework-res.apk, not in the SystemUI.apk. Since I've flashed the stock one and managed to remove the Notification Toggles but Red icon is still there.

Hopefully, you can find something with the transparency of the status bar. Thanks for all the help!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Ticklefish:
That icon might be in framework-res.apk but I suspect it's SystemUI.apk. That's where most of those things are. This is a stock icon so flashing a stock system app won't do anything to change it. If you want, you can change the icon yourself by loading the png into a graphics program and messing around with it. If you want it to be grey and yellow, then you can make it grey and yellow.

Battery icons won't change the height of the statusbar. Android automatically scales images to the right size. As long as they're in the right folder. The Mini and Mini Pro both keep their images in drawable-mdpi for ICS. If images are put into drawable-ldpi, drawable-hdpi or even drawable-xhdpi (which would be insane on such a small screen), Android will scale them for a low, high, or extra high resolution screen. Which will mess the statusbar height. Your battery icons can be any height you like, they just have to go in the right place.

By the way...Tickle My Android will automatically put them in the right place. Just saying... :D

To change battery icons manually, you need to use apktool or a utility that uses apktool to decompile framework-res.apk and SystemUI.apk

Hey....Tickle My Android uses apktool...(subtle, ain't I?)

Then find the battery icons in whichever drawable folder they're in. They might be in more than one but that's not an issue. Replace them with ones you want.

If you're changing how often they change, you'll need to edit the xml files in the layout folder. If you got your icons from a kitchen, they should have come with the right xml files. In fact, if you've got a version of the Purple Android icons, you could use TMA to put those on first and then change them to the icons you want. That'll ensure you get the right xml files.

Then you use apktool to recompile the apps you changed. Make a copy of the original app, use 7zip to copy the res folder from the recompiled app into the copied one (this will ensure it's signed correctly), extract resources.arsc from the recompiled app, add that to the copied one at store levels of compression and..well, that's it.

The copied app is now ready to be put back onto your phone.

Eyes glazing over? Brain leaking out of the ears? I know it sounds complicated but it's quite simple once you've done it a few times. It can get a bit tedious if you're doing it a lot....which is why I wrote Tickle My Android in the first place.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] gunnyman:
There's been some negativity around here lately. I'm guilty of spreading some of it. So here's a thread for us to say something good about the HOX.

Here's mine. I'm sitting here on the beach composing this thread and I can see the screen just fine. This phone has the best screen of any device that I have ever had.

I put my sunglasses on and couldn't see my ipad screen in portrait mode.

Next.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] filthyfnj24:
Even though it's not made out of anodized aluminum like my old nokia n8, this phone is built like a tank...but an elegant tank (oxymoron?). It's one of the most visually appealing devices I've had and feels great in the hand. Also as gunny mentioned the screen is ridiculous, best on the market IMHO. Lastly and probably most importantly for me, the battery. On AOKP 6.2 I'm easily getting 2 days with light to moderate use. Right now the One X is the perfect phone for me.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Athrun88:
Love everything about this phone. Brightest screen i've ever seen, even on 30% brightness. Camera sensor in the HOX beats out my point and shoot, even the DSLR that my dad uses for his shots. Rugged as well, friend dropped his HOX several times on concrete and is still alive with minor scrapes along the frame. The fact that I can laugh at my iPhone counterparts that their ENTIRE phone is my screen, they feel inadequate after that =).

Next.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] holtr94:
This is my first android phone, I came from and iPhone 4, and what a difference! I love the huge screen, and the quality is amazing, nothing beats it. I can actually use the phone in sunlight with sunglasses on!! It is also blazing fast, from unlock to taking a picture is under 10 seconds. The same thing would have taken at least 20 before.

Oh and the design, best looking phone out there today, Period.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] WTFunk:
I still find myself taking off my ballistic case just to stare at the beauty of the phone.

Performance is as good as I need it to be and development is plenty IMO. We're not overflowing with support but we have some of the best developers and all the major roms are already available.

We just need some more kernel sexiness.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Nabeel Kiani:
I came to this phone from the HTC Amaze and my god is it beautiful. I feel guilty of even putting a transparent case on it because of how good it looks and feels. I also love the camera of this phone which provides absoloutly stunning pictures. In addition, like everyone else here I too am in love with the screen.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] atticusmas:
I dropped it on tile floor from 5 ft and it didn't get ONE scratch. I also accidentally pulled it half apart because my case sucks and it still is fine
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] _MetalHead_:
Yep. I don't know why people are complaining about development (*cough*gunny*cough*). We have plenty of top quality ROMs and AOSP is kicking off nicely. All I really care about is that there is one ROM that I like, and there is, so I'm happy. Of course that ROM is CleanROM. So you take what is easily the worlds sexiest design for a cell phone, toss in the amazing processing power of the S4, add to it the best Sense ROM I've ever run, and you get my One X, which is easily the best phone I've ever owned. Completely renewed my love affair with Android, something that only the OG EVO 4G was able to do before.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] gunnyman:
I gave up on cases and went straight to white carbon fiber ghost armor. So sexy.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] gunnyman:
I haven't complained about development at all. We have some great devs and some awesome work from them. My concern is, and I think it's valid, unless we get sanctioned Bootloader unlock from ATT/HTC we're screwed. Having to chase down an exploit every time we get an update is a royal pain in the ass.

Anyhow, back on topic. :D
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] XNine:
This is the phone that made me leave my Nexus One behind. Honestly, until now, I haven't wanted a new phone. Despite being stuck on unrooted 2.2, the UI is very smooth, the devs have done some great work for it considering how limited they've been due to source, and the camera on this phone is sexy as hell.

I love my HOX and the devs here at XDA!