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[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] a2r3f:
I installed Orbot on my Samsung Infuse but I keep getting a Warning messages that states: Error starting transparent proxying. What am i doing wrong? Do I neet to configure the orbot proxy settings? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Jorge787:
Download Iptables from Play Store> Run the apk> Goto settings in Orbot >Activate Iptables(check third option from bottom) >Star Orbot
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D Rock 311:
I'm having issues upgrading from CM9 to CM10...

I downloaded the zip file of the most recent CM10 experimental and when I try to install the zip in CWM recovery it says that no files were found. I can't seem to pull up any of my files on the internal sdcard.

I had no issues installing CM9 or any of the nightlies.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kilometers4:
It seems like you have a corrupted download.. try to download from another mirror.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D Rock 311:
Still doesn't work. I can't even view my folders within the internal sdcard. I just keep on getting the message of no files found..

Any other idea?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RorixRebel:
have you tried in the option to mount the internal sd card?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D Rock 311:
Yes I tried but it can't mount..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Immortalis:
Damaged internal?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D Rock 311:
Is there anything I can do to check into this? I have never had any problems access my internal sd other than this issue...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spiralzz:
Maybe you switched the mountpoints in CM9? Can you access your external SD card (if you have one) from the recovery?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D Rock 311:
I don't have an external SD. I have no problem accessing my internal SD when the phone is on but just not when I'm in recovery.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D Rock 311:
When I go into "choose zip from internal sdcard" I get the option to install emmcupdate.zip . What is this all about?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D Rock 311:
Any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spiralzz:
Just do it the hard way. I can't think of anything else. Flash a Samsung stock ROM, then check whether the same problem exists there.
[HTC One V] zmix:
Hi,

as it seems, I am pretty satisfied with the stock ROM and HTC Sense. The only grief I have with this firmware is that they only give 5 instead of 7 launcher screens which I would like to change. Also some camera mod, that offers an option to save uncompressed would be nice (or anything else, that makes the image quality better).

Something, that allows me to control which application phones home and when, would be nice too. I would also want root-access, so I can run the firewall of Avast. Is there any slight modification to the stock rom of the One V? Thanks.
[HTC One V] paarthdesai:
rc 3.2 or suprimo

ur choice rc 3.2 has more tweaks though ;)

Sent from my ONE V
[HTC One V] zmix:
Thanks, paarthdesai!
[HTC One V] PeartFan40:
Glad to see your question was answered. Next time, please post all question related threads in the Q&A section. Thank You.

Thread. Closed. [resolved]

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aurator:
Hi.

My phone is running ICS 4.0.3 on SpeedMod k3-11 kernel, Baseband version N7000DDLP4.

Recently, the Indian Galaxy Note users recieved a ~100mb update to 4.0.4 but for some reason I am not able to download it. I've recieved the update notification 3 times but everytime I run it, it loads for a few seconds and then it says "No update found".

I have not been able to check update via Kies since my laptop is totally busted.

Could the problem be occuring cause I have a custom kernel installed? If so, I would really appreciate someone giving me the link to flash the stock kernel so i may upgrade to 4.0.4. (I have searched around but couldn't find it) :(

If its some other problem please do let me know too!

Any help would be greatly appreciated! :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeetu1981:
Since your laptop is busted, so you may use mobile odin to flash stock kernel, you can find kernel for your ROM in this thread- Kernel for your ROM is DDLPA one .. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1371007

If you are going to flash it with mobile odin then extract the .zip or .tar till you find zimage file without any extension and flash using mobile odin, thats how I do it. You can flash .tar too ;)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pratikverma28:
Follow Dr.Ketan Thread about How to Upgrade Firmware

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1424997

Here u ll also guided how to use Mobile Odin....

All d Best ....:good::good::good:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
You may find info at link above suggested by pratikverma.

Still more detail guide you need then get it from 'rom switch over' from my signature.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aurator:
Thank you a lot guys..! I finally managed to update to 4.0.4

The phone seems much snappier and responsive now! :)
[Nexus 7 Accessories] R3SiEViL:
Just made this, this morning. It needs rewiring, I used a otg cable I ordered that was defective/non working for whatever reason.

Anyone have a diagram of how it needs to be wired to get it working?

Found this, but it's beyond me.. anyone know how, but in simple terms? Haha

Oh and the adapter i made is 1.5 inches long (after plugged in with usb cruzer fit and in the n7) Would of tried to make it smaller, but had nothing smaller to use as a housing for it. It's small enough though
[Nexus 7 Accessories] janedoesmith:
http://im.tech2.in.com/gallery/2012/jun/difference_circuit_271738111300.jpg
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Kuchar09:
I'm new to all this but why can't someone make something very tiny like above that plugs directly into the micro USB port?

I mean I know it can't be that small since a micro SD card can't fit into a micro USB port but idk just not crazy about a cord even tho I bought one with a 90 degree turn which I am waiting on and will probably be paired with this usb card reader.

Just curious...
[Nexus 7 Accessories] R3SiEViL:
Thanks a lot man! Appreciate it.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] 150pilot:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1790397

This is how I did it.

Or you can just order one already modified here.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Micro-USB-M...Accessories&hash=item2a1ff4f02c#ht_500wt_1057
[Nexus 7 Accessories] R3SiEViL:
Thanks, this was even more helpful.

i have the same thing, but wanted something that doesn't hang out so far. I'll get this sob working/made!
[LG Nitro HD] zikario507:
Which is the best rom for LG nitro HD p930?

Stability

Features

Develpment

Support

Performance & battery life

post your opinion and your choice ;)
[LG Nitro HD] rani9990:
Hono's full throttle. Best one.
[LG Nitro HD] Hutch89:
^^^^ I second that
[LG Nitro HD] 996gt2:
The rooted stock LG ICS (v20c) that I have on my phone now is the first ROM that I'm entirely happy with. After some initial de-bloating of the ATT apps and some minor fixes (e.g. GPS), this ROM works beautifully.

Everything actually works, which is not something that you can say for the CM9 nightlies or RCs, where there were problems with flickering, random force closes, etc. The smothness of this v20c update is also considerably better than the CM9 nightlies or RCs.

Actually, after using this ROM, I've lost a lot of faith in the people developing CM for the Nitro HD. They've had so long since the release of the phone, but CM9 is unstable and flawed compared to the official ICS release.

Battery life on the v20c release is great. I have switched back to the stock LG 1800 mAh battery since the Hyperion battery makes the phone so fat.

Here's my battery life after a day of use on the stock 1800 mAh LG battery, with my rooted, CWM-flashed V20C official ICS ROM:
[LG Nitro HD] proideath:
Can you give me a reason? The nitro HD has old CPU that quite trong but run very hot already, i don't see a reason why we need to oc it more
[LG Nitro HD] drumist:
HO!NO!'s kernel undervolts, which means it runs cooler at the same clock speed. Whether you overclock is up to you, but even if you just run at the stock clock speed (1.5GHz), it won't get as hot as it would with the regular CM9 or LG ICS kernels.
[LG Nitro HD] proideath:
Does this rom work with SU640?
[LG Nitro HD] drumist:
I don't know.
[LG Nitro HD] Namuna:
Last I knew, the "people" developing CM for the Nitro makes up exactly ONE person, who has a life and work that's NOT doing CM updates...Vs. however big of a dedicated dev team at LG/AT&T working specifically on the Official ICS as their full time job.

So let's make sure we've got the right mindset and expectations.

That being said, if you're saying the rooted v20c is that good, I just might have to give it a try...Then again, the CM10 preview is already out and has gone through a few updates, might be time to check that out too. Hmmmm.
[LG Nitro HD] 996gt2:
The OP in this thread asked about the best ROM for the Nitro HD, not for excuses as to why CM9 for the Nitro HD is unstable. The fact that there is only 1 person developing CM9 on the Nitro HD does not change the fact that the CM9 releases for the Nitro HD are flawed and often suffer from random crashes or features not working. Having tried many of the CM9 nightlies and both RCs, I can say that none of them are completely stable.

Rooted, de-bloated V20C is by far preferable to any of the CM9 based ROMs for me. In the past 10 days or so, I have not had to worry about a single force crash, random slowdowns, or any random reboots. Everything just works without excuses.
[LG Nitro HD] drumist:
He's not defending the ROM, he's defending the person. Your post came across as a little critical of the developers who work on Cyanogenmod, which rubs people the wrong way (myself included).
[LG Nitro HD] scott0:
what grade are you in?
[LG Nitro HD] 996gt2:
And you know what? Given that they've had almost a year since the launch of the Nitro HD, and still cannot make a ROM that is as stable as say, the initial Google ICS release for the Galaxy Nexus, I don't think some criticism is out of line. You can give out excuses all day long, but the end result is what it is...a ROM that feels unfinished.

Now, these are my opinions, with an emphasis on the "my". I came to my conclusions after using various CM9 ROMs on the Nitro HD for a long time. Your opinions may differ. You may think it's acceptable to have a few force closes a day, to have to get a fat extended battery just to make it through a day of normal use, and that's completely fine. But regardless of you or others may think, I stand by my opinion.
[LG Nitro HD] scott0:
i'm guessing 3rd grade.
[LG Nitro HD] zikario507:
remember: this thread is about what is the rom that have more stability, performance & battery life... better ui smooth, better support..!!

overall what is the rom that have less problem??

Give reason why your rom is the best!

i invite everybody that share your experince about this phone with the best ROM for you.

996gt2 your post at the beggining is interesting, because you show pictures of your experience.. i invite you to do a video review of lg nitro p930 on ics!!!​
[LG Nitro HD] mattman86:
It is MY opinion that you should just be quiet and be grateful for these guys that give of the their personal time for free to make these ROMs.

If you want a more stable ROM, go make it yourself.
[LG Nitro HD] Hutch89:
^^^Bump^^^
[LG Nitro HD] vanpol_9:
I think CM10 is the best :)
[LG Nitro HD] Malnilion:
I kinda don't understand how anybody actually prefers GB stock to the other options on here. I'm on CM10 despite its problems.
[LG Nitro HD] nightlimits:
I prefer ParanoidAndroid which is CM10, using the hybrid tablet/phone mode, With the LZ Kernel (which was just produced a week ago by Thomas.raines). The kernel improves battery life and performance. When the new version comes out, it will be OC/UV. The kernel works with all CM10 ROMs so its definitely worth a try.
[LG Nitro HD] mpsantiago:
bump from the dead!

I'm a new p930 owner (grabbed one off cowboom.com when my HTC died). Over the past couple weeks I've tried just about every ROM I could find for this phone.

HO!NO! CM9 FT wins.

It's stable, gets good battery life, and looks like plain jane ICS. The ROMs based on stock are stable but aren't as snappy IMO, even with custom kernels. And I really dislike the LG themed apps, notification/status areas, dialer, settings screens, etc. I wasn't blown away by CM10, but CM10.1 is coming along nicely. If they can get it to play nice with the battery during screen-on time it would be #1 no doubt. I'm currently running 10.1+Wind, but I'll probably go back to HoNo CM9FT until they get this thing ironed out a bit more.

So there's my $0.02.
[LG Nitro HD] nss007:
I prefer to use hono stock ics becouse of its stability and gesture setting features in the optimus ui specially side tapping sensor which make typing easy.

Another rom that i like is jellybam because of beats audio music effect.

If there be a way to add gesture settings and beats music to cyanogen 10.1 , i will use it Because cyanogen is a light rom
[LG Nitro HD] KronicSkillz:
my fav rom is the one in my sig, fast, and reliable. very smooth integrated wind kernel. although some people report problems with it, there is a fair sized group who swear by this thing. if your gonna try it wipe everything and install flash v2 - > 6 all at once. the only issue i've had with it is the email and calander widget didn't show up, i installed email app from cyanogenmod grabbed the apk and stuck it in /system/app and it worked great and the widget came back, i dont use the calender widget. Plus there are plenty of both avail on playstore. the issue some people report is reboot cycle after the install, i'm not sure as to why only some people experience this, possible either poor flashing practices or slight variation in internal hardware or something. it comes with a few things installed system apps like at&t hotspots flash player powerpuddle rom manager adw launcher but i removed them using titanium backup, all except flash player. i run apex launcher i find its smoother and more reliable. i can get 2+ days out of stock battery on standby with this rom (constant video playback wifi enabled autobrightness from indoors with lights on sync on) from 100%-0% battery 5 hours 15 minutes. it's a solid rom if you don't have the reboot cycle some are reporting

edit was just to add detail to battery length tests.

by the way its based of AT&T stock ics with integrated wind kernel and bloatware removed (other than the few ones i mentioned because obviously some people like to keep those but they are easily removed with titanium backup)

i was sad when i wanted to go back to stock rom after trying cm10 but i lost it because i didn't know about secure bootloaded and bricked my phone trying to boot into cwm to back a nandroid backup :eek: but then i found this rom that is faster than mine was (telus stock ics) and better on battery. cheers to mattman86
[LG Nitro HD] semson:
I gave Quattrimus my vote. great rom with many random reboot fixes:good: and good battery life too!!
[LG Nitro HD] theandroidboss:
I personally like liquid nitro v6 best its smooth and has good batery life. Are there any jellybean mods with comparable battery life to liquid nitro?
[LG Nitro HD] KronicSkillz:
not yet but cm10.1 is moving in that direction
[LG Nitro HD] punk_zappa:
Can you elaborate on how much random reboots you get with stock or other roms compared to Quattrimus?

I usually get at least one a day with stock and other roms, sometimes 2 or 3, but there are days that is 0.
[LG Nitro HD] lbomber7:
I'd get 1-4 a day with every 4.0.4+ rom I tried over the past 9months (some more than others).

Then I used CM 10.1 Nightly's the first 1-2 weeks it was out: 0 Random Reboots & 0 BSOD

Now I have been running Quattrimus AOKP42 for the past ~week: 1 Random Reboot & 0 BSOD

UPDATE:

Over the next 4 days with Quattrimus AOKP42 I probably had about 3 times where my phone "randomly" shut down.

Went back to cm10.1 nightlys for other reasons and had 1 "random" shut down in first 36hours. (Also using WIND Kernel v1.3)
[LG Nitro HD] punk_zappa:
^^^Thanks.
[LG Nitro HD] Phk:
Hey guys, just bought a Nitro HD to offer to an older related.

I mean to deploy a stable ROM, and fluid if possible.

I don't wish to have thousands of features nor anything extraordinary, just the stablest and simples version possible for this phone.

Could you please confirm to me that this thread shows that I should go for ICS?

Any link for that rom please? Already unbricked and recovery'd :)

Thanks a lot
[LG Nitro HD] frankshi:
V20c wind kernel

Flashed wind 3.4 with bloatware removed from 20c, works great. Hope some tweak can improve battery in LTE
[LG Nitro HD] ducanhle:
CM and AOKP
[LG Nitro HD] Kidobv:
stock ICS vs CM9 vs CM10 (my opinion)

To me the best one is the stock ICS just because it gives you more battery life and stability, however I must say the CM9.1 stable version is a bit more smooth but less stable and gives you a bit less battery life, but it is a great ROM anyway I used it for almost 6 months, CM10 is good but it drains your battery almost twice as fast as CM9 so even with the good features of JB 4.2 it would recomend it for this phone, anyway if you are thinking on switch from CM to the stock ICS it is worth, and you can root it with the software from Bin4ry here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1886460 Thanks! Bin4ry :good:
[LG Nitro HD] miguellopez12:
So far its i love the shendu rom. It is simply smooth. It feels nice. And i just add nova launcher over and a different keyboard. And it seems the best out there. Hono cm9 is really good as well but im not able to use instagram because it freezes. I use it everyday so i cant stay on that rom. Stock rom is also really good but i like jellybean. I just wish this rom had more development. I also tried the pac man rom and its just too laggy for me. I encourage ppl to try it out
[LG Nitro HD] skoobbarnes:
new avatar rom or hono ics

I have tried every rom you can find. The most stable is the new avatar and the other is ics v2o. Unfortunately I have to always revert back to ics. Not that ics is bad, but i really like the avatar because of all of the features and it being JB. Unfortunately my Bluetooth on avatar will never stay on. It auto shuts off and never comes back on until a reboot then it turns right off again. I have reflashed it many times and use all updates. Battery life sucked until i used a kernal tuner, then it was not bad. But now I'm back on hono ics because i have to have my bluetooth.

I Will continue to retry avatar because i like JB so much better.

Sent from ainol Novosibirsk 10 hero II
[LG Nitro HD] mpsantiago:
I recently went through another ROM flashing craze

My favorites:

#1: CM10.1.2 Stable + Adreno patch + Wind 2.5 (or any good ROM based on CM10.1.2 ie PAC, BAM9.2, etc). Battery life is the best I've been able to achieve, stability is great, Antutu scores are acceptable. UI is smooth, though not quite as smooth as Sphinx. Weaknesses are 3D gaming (though I do manage to play Madden acceptably on it) and no autofocus during video recording. Later CM's got glitchy on my Nitro, but 10.1.2 is excellent.

#2 Sphinx (miroslav's or 720's) Decent battery life but not as good as CM10.1.2; great gaming performance, very smooth everywhere, there's a few glitches here and there but overall it is stable and it does everything well. Has that stock feel, which may be a pro or con depending on your opinion of LG's layout vs AOSP.

In the hunt: tdm's PACE 4.4 is awesome for how young it is, I have a feeling once he gets the graphics issues and video recording sorted this will be my new favorite. Can't wait!

I can't bring myself to use the older ICS ROMs anymore, I always end up missing too many of JB's features.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] taihard:
I googled and searched in here but didn't find anything. Is there a city ID app that can be used on our VGS3 (Verizon Galaxy S 3)? I was looking on a galaxy nexus thread that was saying ICS has it built in but when I receive calls, it never says the city/state. I tried an old Android.callerid-modified.apk that I had back on my incredible, but it doesn't work. Any thoughts?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] phillysdon04:
Try this City ID app http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=36338096#post36338096

Set the space from bottom to "Bottom Middle-High" and enjoy.
[Asus Transformer TF700] chugger93:
I can never figure this out and its always different it seems. So I'm trying to copy my build prop from /system to my internal ROM sdcard so I can mount the infinity to windows, open it up and edit it, then copy it back to system.

So i'm using root explorer, copying the file, and I tried everything. I tried /sdcard, mnt/sdcard, data/media and everytime I mount the device and look in my downloads folder where I pasted it from root explorer, its not there!

argh
[Asus Transformer TF700] d14b0ll0s:
Copying should work normally, symlinks won't. I can't say anything for Root Explorer, try either Solid Explorer or Total Commander.

Personally I like to just use the term for this ("cp /system/build.prop /sdcard/" will do)
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Euroskank:
​

This is a self-compiled kang of CM10 with cherry picks from CyanogenMod’s Gerrit Instance, most comparable to a CM nightly build. You need not apply if you’re not comfortable with testing out new and possibly broken features. All credit goes to cyanogen, #teamdouche and the coders who submit to Gerrit. Thank you to @RyanMacG for providing Euroskank hosting.​

Latest Jellybro build: http://fitsnugly.euroskank.com/?rom=cm10&device=crespo4g

Latest merges to CM source code: http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#q,status:merged+branch:jellybean,n,z

CyanogenMod's Github: http://github.com/cyanogenmod

Cherry picks and other modifications

If cherry picks disappear, it's because they were merged, abandoned or conflict with the current source or other cherry picks.

ROMManager ----- GooManager ----- Jellybro RSS Feed​
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] jjhrrsn:
First, been using 8.8.2012 and running nicely
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] Bleedpurple:
Flash all links?
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] pandaman21:
What are the bugs on 8.8.12?
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] dirt:
Copied from my post in the other skank thread...

Looking good for our first release... couldn't help but flash the jb Trinity kernel!

GPS locks inside my brick house quick too, even w/ a nasty t-storm outside...

Sent & received mms through stock messaging. Can't test 4g or WiFi, though.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] tommy0823:
Nice job guys. Definitely worth the wait.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] pitmaster:
I havent found any. No wimax in my area so cant test and i dont tether so i cant test that either..... If you flash the jb trinity kernel ( found here..... http://goo.gl/V0LL5), dont alter anything....will send you into bootloop....(at least, it did for me)
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] DMardroid:
4g works:thumbup:
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] ebs512:
Is the 4g toggle working in this version, I wasn't having much luck getting it to work in the ported version
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] jblazea50:
4G toggle doesn't work in this build. It does work on Bursa's build from Aug 6, which is located in the General section. Everything else seems identical.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] superg81:
this build was directly from cm source with no picks. the picks on #euroskank was a mistake on my part. a new build is compiling now with picks
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] kalico17:
New builds been out. I flashed over yesterdays build. No issues so far
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] jblazea50:
Flashed the new build over the previous one and 4G toggle isn't working.