yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Galileo:
Its really nice, these icons looks awesome with miui and Samsung apps, no bugs beside the text bug in cm9, and it does have a better battery life than fxp cm9,

the only thing i don't like is the background for the setting and dialer apps, but a great rom still.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] caqo71:
Ok, I use it from yesterday:

- Rom has a great batterylife, and good free ram

- at first, system was smooth, but the touch screen isn't so responsive.

- after installing my stuff, phone becomes laggy, and touchscreen unresposibe sometimes. But still a great battery life.

- I had a issue with contacts: I restored a contact backup from my sd card, but not all contacts where restored.

- All other things are perfect.

If ICS would be Smooth, the this rom would be the best one.

Nice work.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] linx1287:
rom looks really good....have a few questions though before i can think of switching...can i play demanding games like real racing 2 on this rom? & does the camera & video work properly?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Galileo:
Try using supercharger v6 rc9, it will make your device smoother, faster and give you a better battery life.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] caqo71:
I'll try that :good:
[Xperia Arc Android Development] teogoku:
Gaming is awesome for me but i haven't test real racing only asphalt 7
[Xperia Arc Android Development] paulinodf:
It'd be nice if the next version come pre-supercharged
[Xperia Arc Android Development] rod555:
In testing from yesterday; first, awesome battery life :thumbup: and best setting for performance processor. No bug until now, :D
[Xperia Arc Android Development] N214:
Great ROM, thx !!! But juste a little bug sometimes on Arc S....

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[Xperia Arc Android Development] caqo71:
This Rom is an Example about all devs have to do:

Minimal, clean, and usable. All other personal stuff must be added by user, or by the dev in a recovery flashable.

Men, if in a near future you can do the same with a clean JB rom, you'll be my hero. Unfortunately ICS is laggy and chopy from its very source, so, it's too less that devs can do about that.

Cheers.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] _Magic:
now he working about update nova 2.6 with bugfix and than he'll working on nova v3 :)

so he'll be your hero :D
[Xperia Arc Android Development] caqo71:
Liked your words. Maybe this rom supercharged wil make the difference. :cowboy:
[Xperia Arc Android Development] _Magic:
i said at the developer:" please install the supercharged " i think in the nova update he install this tweak :D
[Xperia Arc Android Development] IronJacob:
I think that if he supercharge this rom, our smartphone will be ready to fly xD

Inviato dal mio LT18i con Tapatalk 2
[Xperia Arc Android Development] linx1287:
does the camera & video work properly in this rom?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] teogoku:
Yes they're working without any problem :)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] _Magic:
LOL man :) i said that at the developer =) now we should wait the update :D
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Thanak:
Sorry about misunderstanding. You should write a change logs of what you're doing, so people would be more interesting in your rom.

I give my opinion, your features seem to look crap. You should include your optimization to the feature. App from market? People can download it manually.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] _Magic:
ok, i said that at the developer :) when he can, he will add the changelogs but the only bug as i know is:

3 or 4 application don't want install in this rom if you download from market i think [ i following the italian topic and i post here the update/problem and if anyone can help the developer he is welcome:D] .. the developer don't know why :D have you got any ideas ??
[Xperia Arc Android Development] _Magic:
so the new update at the moment:

brightness----> bug solved

HDMI ----> not solved

3-4 apps----> don't run

Hotspot wifi ----> not solved

who help the developers ? :D
[Xperia Arc Android Development] linx1287:
rom does not install....gives a long error about build prop & installation aborts
[Xperia Arc Android Development] _Magic:
do you install the kernel before install ?? do you do all wipe? factory, cache and dalvik?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] nileshwagholikar:
Which one is better? this Rom or CM7?? In terms of fast and camera??
[Xperia Arc Android Development] barakaz:
help

why??? please help i'm stuck here
[Xperia Arc Android Development] teogoku:
did you wipe cache and factory? And even dalvik cache?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] teogoku:
This is pretty fast and boosted! camera is workin very well too with no record lags!
[Xperia Arc Android Development] errIO:
Hi guys... any chance to patch the kernel for "0% battery" Arcs ? thanks
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] legolas.w:
The playlists in google play music is not in sync with the website. In my Nexus one I just see the following playlists while I have tens of them in the website/

Thumbs Up

Last Added

Free Songs

Does anyone see the same problem or experienced the same? I tried removing and installing the music again but it did not help and the my playlists are not in sync. I am using Nexus one with Android 2.3.7 (CyanogenMod 7.1.0-N1)

Any suggestion or help...

Thanks,
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crabapples:
I've touched on this question before but I may have been using some wrong terminology.

On my S3 I have successfully created a BT pairing with a BT Audio Device use which has a steroe out fed into my car's head unit's Aux In.

So, it is Auto-Paired. That is, when I step into my car and turn on the ignition thus powering up the BT Audio Device the paring is available to be used for Media Audio.

However, in order for my phone to route audio to the BT Audio Device I must enter the phone's BT menu and tell the phone to connect to the Device for Media Audio.

I can either do this through the notification pane to see pairings then tap the pairing to use for Media Audio or I can go through settings->BT and do the same thing.

Either way, it's a huge PITA to do this every single time I get into my car.

There has got to be a way to have the phone automatically route Media Audio through this BT Audio Device upon detection. My previous two phones had nowhere near the ability of my S3 but they had no issues whatsoever with automatically pairing and routing audio to this BT Audio Device.

Is the S3 really this stunted in the BT department? If so, is there an app that fixes this stupidity with grace and non-intrusiveness?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bdubbin:
I feel ya, in the past, all I had to do was toggle BT on and go, now there's two or three extra steps which almost defeats the use of a toggle.

I just started searching for some answers and am honestly surprised no one else has made a big deal about this. If I find something, I'll post it up... For now, going to take a look at some system files and build.prop stuff, but it's not really my department.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crabapples:
Got some NFC tags and NFC Task Launcher hoping I could circumvent the BS with a hardware hack. But no, the best this does is auto toggle the BT radio and open the device selection screen where 2 more taps are required to actually use the device for media audio. Any new insight out there? Considering Tasker app but it is rather expensive and no free version to see if it does the trick.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Haro912:
My Bluetooth Auto Corrects Just fine to my cars Bluetooth... Toggle on and go. Running AOKP currently but it worked properly on stock, stock rooted, and Synergy as well.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crabapples:
I haven't gotten a chance to try this yet but I probably will tomorrow.

Tasker forum post indicating the problem is well known, prevalent and hardly any fixes exist:

https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!searchin/tasker/bluetooth$20audio/tasker/TLsjT9Exle8/ZLlgvEn5vUUJ

An app that forces the connection amongst other things:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=a2dp.Vol

A Tasker plugin leveraging the force connect code which happens to be GPL'd in case any of our fine developers would like to start making ROMs that address this major drawback of using a S3:

http://code.google.com/p/a2dp-connect/
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] zxsix:
I haven't had any trouble with bluetooth devices reconnecting to my phone as soon as I power them on. I'm running cyanogenmod 10 rom.

Also you can get free trial of tasker from here tasker.dinglisch.net/download.html
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crabapples:
It seems the issue may be primarily with BT Audio Gateways. I don't have this issue with my laptop at all and I'm imagining car head units rarely see this problem.

That said A2DP Volume App fixed this issue for me. Once configured I did have to manually set the device to use media audio one last time before A2DP Volume started doing it for me. I configured NFC Task Launcher to kill wifi, enable BT and launch A2DP volume when it contacts the tag in my car and it works perfectly. Since NFC Task Launcher front ends into Tasker and Tasker has the A2DP force connect plugin available I'm seriously considering getting Tasker for all the other cool features it can do besides scratching this particular itch.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mdt73:
You can fix this relatively easy by getting the app Tasker. I use it to do things like automatically start the music player I want when headphones are plugged in, to turning up the brightness automatically when I am getting an incoming call, etc. I am fairly certain you could set up the program to do whatever you want via bluetooth if you fiddle with it.

Gluck!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crabapples:
LOL, if you had only read the rest of the thread...

Yeah, Tasker cannot do this OTB but with the A2DP Connect Plugin it can. Or you can just run the A2DP Volume app and do the same for free.

That the A2DP Connect code is GPL it would be super sweet if our developers incorporated the magic into the ROMs so that a base install didn't need apps to do something so simple as automatically route media audio to BT gateways.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rfmodeler:
This happens to me when I use the wrong settings in my cars head unit. My Toyota gives me the option to pair as a multimedia device, a phone or both. If you set it up as just a multimedia device then you won't have some functionality. Check your head unit manual and try to re-pair. You might have to delete the existing pairing for it to work right.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crabapples:
Yeah, it's not a head unit, it's an audio gateway that basically is just a BT receiver with a stereo out and no interface so it is what it is with no configuration options. This issue with the S3 appears to be primarily related to these types of devices.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rfmodeler:
Oh okay. When I look under the bluetooth menu in CM10 I have a paired connection that I named Car Multi-Media and if I look at its settings I see profiles called Phone audio and Media audio. I'm guessing you just have a Media audio profile. Not sure how to help you there. Sorry.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] NLPUNITED:
So I have started playing around with those. I searched over google for some awsners but since my brain started bleeding i tought i'd create thread. ( hey I work overnight, I should be sleeping).

So far it looks like this (On CM9 stable with Darkside 6.1)

Prio 100

Screen off 540-192 ON DEMAND

Prio 90

BAT > 122F 756-384 ON DEMAND

Prio 85

Charging ANY 1728 - 1026 BADASS

Prio 82

IN CALL 1080 - 384 ON DEMAND

I/O NOOP

Prio 80

APP CHROME 1512 - 1026 ON DEMAND

I/O NOOP

Battery > 10% 1782 - 1092 BADASS

I/O NOOP

So not sue if the combo of screen on screen off is ok...Also Should i ALWAYS set a I/O Scheduler ??

Thank you for your time
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] LoopDoGG79:
Your setup looks good. Not sure about you Chrome profile, why have the min so high? I like having my screen off at that exact range, exept on conservative As for the i/o scheduler, it depends on the kernel. Im using TDJ;s also, and he recommended noop on his, so thats what I use

Setcpu

100

Screen off 540-192 conservative

99

In Call 1188-192 badass

98

Battery <=15% 1026-192 badass

97

Screen on 1512-192 badass

Battery lasts all day, no juicedefender, on AOKP, lets me switch to 2G on screen off.

I play games and xda app, get an easy 4 hours screen time
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] NLPUNITED:
Will try it with conservative on Screen Off...Tought i read somewere it's better to keep it on Demand so you dont have bugs when going on ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] LoopDoGG79:
On AOKP ICS, havent noticed any bugs due or SOD (Sleep of Death) I get an easy 20hrs batt life with moderate use
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] NLPUNITED:
So far 1:30 screen up time, played games and such. Still at 60% Bat. Prety damn good and i use a screen lock pattern wich must drain a bit more.
[General Questions and Answers] pbiancardi:
Anyone here use NFL Gamepass this year? Last year you could use any GPS faking app to get the app to locate you, now they do not work. Any idea what it is checking for ? IP address?
[General Questions and Answers] celltimemb:
Get VPN service from another country and then download 5 vpn from android market make sure your connected to wifi unless u have unlimited data package. Setup your vpn settings and bam your phone will be from another country.

I do not want to list what VPN I am using here incase NFL might add the ip to thier blocked lists.
[Motorola Atrix 2] V1P3R92:
Hello everybody

I just installed ICS from Jim's guide and I was planning to try Webtop but I cannot find it my apps list or when I connect via HDMI... I just hacked the webtop to run only from the cable as the guide says but nothing... Please help me with this issue, I really need it at my job!!!

Thanks
[Motorola Atrix 2] kodalidatta:
The ICS you have installed is just a leak and not original. It may have many Bugs in it that may cause some malfunctions in the mobile. i too have heard that the leaked version is not detecting the USB connections. i think it is better to return back to stock ROM and wait for the motorola release of ICS next month.
[Motorola Atrix 2] techsavvy.jaz:
It would have been good if you posted in that thread itself, instead of starting a new thread.

In ICS webtop 3.x loads with tablet mode not in the ubuntu mode it used to.

If you have followed Jim's method to get ubuntu back, then he will be able to help you, but for that you gotta post it there.

Speak only when it improves on your silence.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Akshit97:
Currently i am using this "http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1697912" cm7 rom..when i apply any theme using theme chooser it doesnt change the icons..this rom has holo launcher as default..is it beacuse of launcher or cm7 themes dont change icons anyway??

one more question...i have made an nandroid bakup..now if i want to change rom like install this one "http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1810499" can i just restore my backup and all my apps,contatcs and messages will restore??
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] SohamJ:
once you flash a rom.. you cannot partially restore data from nandroid backup like messages or contacts . you will have to use 3rd party apps to backup individually apps , messages , contacts etc

for apps you can use titanium backup . for messages sms backup+ and you can either sync contact to Google or export to sd

Only if you want the old rom back you can use nandroid backup
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Akshit97:
Means if I apply another rom and then restore my nandroid backup my old rom will be applied?? Can I tell anything about the theme chooser question??
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Harpratap:
yes. your previous rom will be applied.

and in holo launcher there is a setting wherein you can change from "ics stock icons" to default. The one included within the themes will appear.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Akshit97:
Thanks btw I had to change the setting after applying the theme...one more question is that I am using link 2sd and then also by memory is full...what to do now..
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Harpratap:
it totally depends on your usage! if you install huge sized 81 apps you need a larger partition for sure. Try upgrading your memory card to 16gb one or cut down unwanted data from sd card and increase partition size. And number of apps doesn't matter,its the size of those apps which occupy the memory -_-

lol just noticed that a part of your name is censored on xda!! LMAO XD
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Akshit97:
phone memory

the problem is not about the sd card partition size...the low memory error is about phone memory..check out this thread "http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1832219"...any solutions??
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Matt:
Hey after flashing a JB rom, my phone wouldn't boot past the Galaxy S2 yellow triangle screen. Using a 3part stock gingerbread tar and repartition, I managed to get back to stock gingerbread. However, while I was flashing CM9 in Odin, my computer blue screened and obviously the flash failed mid way. I have now tried flashing a boot loader , kernel and the re partition rom. However, only the kernel flash passed. The others stop at NAND Start. My phone is now stuck at the yellow triangle screen and re partition won't flash. Any tips ? (:

EDIT now gets to FactoryFs.img before freezing and failing
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boki9999:
Try this.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1457458

Sent from my Galaxy S2 GT i9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Matt:
I think it's dead.... I can only flash kernels and pit files. Roms either fail at NAND Write Start or factory.fs. Boot loaders don't flash. Woooooo
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DarkCloud7:
Help

Can you help me too?, have the same problem only can flash kernels but not roms
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] petzku:
I have the exact same situation.. Any help?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] www.mak:
The same problem! How did you resolve?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neerajganga:
do u have ur phone in warranty ?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] www.mak:
Yes it is...but it was the last opportunity
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] alice90:
Dear Android Hackers!

Please consider helping if you have some spare time and good will.

The device is Samsung Galaxy Player 4.2 (mine is North America version from the US)

Product code: YP-GI1

Android: Gingerbread 2.3.6

Kernel: 2.6.35.7

There is no special section in XDA for this device, so we (the owners of such devices and others who are trying to help) were discussing the matters of rooting here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1715461&page=999

We have tried all the publicly available exploit-based rooting methods, none works, the device release date is April 2012, and there is no Android Gingerbread Local Privilege Escalation exploit released after that date if I am not wrong, and all the old ones are patched as it comes out...

Disclaimer: I'm not a developer, and everything I know I've learned in the last month, so please not laugh if I'm telling something stupid :)

So, as I understand the options are:

1.

Solution: Find a new exploit, get root, install SuperSU, profit

Problem: There is no publicly available exploit that I'm aware of

2.

Solution: Create an update.zip package with SuperSU and BusyBox, install it in the Recovery Mode

Problem: We need a genuine Samsung signing key to bypass the signature checking

3.

Solution: Get the stock rom, inject SuperSU and BusyBox, flash using Heimdall or Odin

Problem: There is no stock rom available, where do you people get them ha?

4.

Solution: Port CWM to our device, install it, then install and update.zip with SuperSU and BusyBox

Problem: I don't know how to create a CWM rom for my device

So, can anybody help with anything please? THANK YOU!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] alice90:
Up.. Anybody?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dsb9938:
There hasn't been a leak of the firmware?

If there's no exploit for you to use, it's going to be hard.

And there probably aren't many people working on GB root exploits.

If you can get the kernel or system partition firmware file it would be easy to do.

Wish I had more help for you.

Did it ship with this version, or did it take an update?

If it took an update you might have hope. PM me if it did, I prolly won't see this thread again.

D

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[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] alice90:
Thanks for your interest.

No, there were no updates, it is the stock firmware.

The source code of the kernel is available at Samsung's site. And I have dumped the contents of the /system partition (except for several config files, see below):

$ /data/local/tar -czf /sdcard/external_sd/system.tar.gz /system
tar: removing leading '/' from member names
tar: can't open '/system/etc/bluetooth/audio.conf': Permission denied
tar: can't open '/system/etc/bluetooth/auto_pairing.conf': Permission denied
tar: can't open '/system/etc/bluetooth/input.conf': Permission denied
tar: can't open '/system/etc/bluetooth/main.conf': Permission denied
tar: can't open '/system/etc/dbus.conf': Permission denied
tar: error exit delayed from previous errors

So here is the /system:

http://depositfiles.com/files/e0odb9gvt

password: XDA-DEV

P.S.

Also PM'ed you this post
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] baruch6132:
any way you could help?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Entropy512:
You will need two devices. There are a few different approaches, but all will require two devices to get everything.

First option:

Dump all /system partition contents. This can be tough without busybox, and without root it will likely be incomplete. (Edit: Looks like you have this.)

Assuming the 4.2 uses ext4 - use http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1081239 to rebuild an Odin-flashable image from the dump. Without root access, the dump will likely be incomplete but at least hopefully bootable. (Based on the posts above, my guess is that Bluetooth will be busted.)

Once booted, use dd to dump the stock kernel image

Use initramfs repacking tools (these vary by device...) to change default.prop of the stock kernel so that it is debuggable and insecure (ADB sessions have root)

Flash this image into another device to get a full and complete /system dump (including the ones you couldn't dump above).

Second option:

Copy individual files from the initramfs of a running system including scripts

Get kernel source

Build a kernel using the manually dumped initramfs (basically, everything in / that isn't a mount point)

Flash this kernel to get a clean /system dump

Root-inject the /system dump (see above) and flash that on another device to get the stock kernel

It sucks that US devices never seem to have stock firmware images available on release like international devices do.

I can't help you beyond this, everything else is device-specific.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] flapflip22:
I'm not too experienced with this, but if you you can compile the system.img you might be able to root it. Pm me if you need more specifics, I remember a friend doing this with his motorola charm.

Edit: Heres a nand upload, you should be able to get it from here. Just extract it with yaffs2

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=30320175&postcount=53