yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] nitsuj17:
well inc 4g came out 6 weeks ago, so its not really right away :o

and theres only about 50 of us w/ unlocked bootloaders anyway to flash stuff currently given dev unlock is currently closed for it lol
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] farandel:
Lol.. why am I not surprised.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] brymaster5000:
Damn, if my field of engineering (structural) was designed for obscelecense, we would be sitting in piles of rubble. Wtf is wrong with the world....capitalism.

Sent from my Kang Banged Dinc2
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Rushead:
And people wonder why the world h8s the US. We have set the stage for some of the grossest misconduct the human race has ever witnessed. And it is escalating.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Gattaca7:
+1. We live in a society that puts profit above all else. This mentality will bite us hard in the ass in the future.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] jakob95:
Only the poor thinks like that.... pufff..

lol jk something Mitt Romney would say
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] elead1:
I have come to what seems to be the end of a very unique set of misfortunes. I was keeping my phone stock for as long as possible, to avoid running into these issues (I don't have any "backup" phones), but being sent on travel for work and staying in a hotel with no Internet forced my hand. I needed to be able to tether my phone.

I went about unlocking the bootloader and after booting into TWRP, I immediately made a backup. I then flashed the necessary zip file to acquire root access. After successfully rooting it, I was able to achieve wireless tethering via Wireless Tether for Root. However, I did not want to deal with the power drain and possible latency/bandwidth degradation of a wireless connection, so I began the process of flashing a custom ROM (MeanROM).

After laboriously acquiring the ROM zip via Panera Bread wifi and placing it in my external SD card, I booted into TWRP to attempt to flash it. While trying to flash a ROM, I ran into some problems and was able to successfully restore from the backup I had made. I attempted to flash MeanROM, however, and received a failure message. The zip program was unable to open the file.

After reading up a bit more, I decided to wipe cache, dalvik cache, and perform a factory reset and system wipe. These operations did not enable me to successfully flash my ROM. They did, however, result in corrupting my internal SD card partition, resulting in the loss of my backup. What I mean by this is that there are several messages about "failed to mount /sdcard (Invalid argument)" in the log. The next step was to try to reformat the internal SD card.

I discovered that the busybox install provided did not have the ability to do what I needed, so I went about pushing a newer version onto my phone using adb push. The exact command I ran (copied and pasted from my terminal) was this:

sudo ./adb-linux push busybox /sbin

This had the unfortunate result of assuming /sbin was the new name of the busybox file on my phone, thus overwriting my /sbin folder with a file. Now, when I try to run adb shell, I get the nasty message

- exec '/sbin/sh' failed: Permission denied (13) -

So! Does anyone want to undertake the task of trying to help me?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] elead1:
After another Factory Reset and reboot, I was able to get past that last error message and can now adb shell in again. Hopefully I'll just be able to re-download the (or another) ROM and get that flashed.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] elead1:
Aaaaaaaaaaand I just learned about this: Enable WiFi Hotspot and USB / Bluetooth Tethering on the EVO 4G LTE

Note to self, do more reading.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] premo15:
That would be my suggestion. Make sure to check the md5 on the rom download, especially on questionable wifi networks.

Sent from my EVO LTE
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] cruise350:
Definitely a bad download. Also, you must be on twrp 2.2.1 to install the latest MeanRom. With the addition of GoogleNow to the rom it has grown to over 600mb and the older versions of twrp seem to fail more often than succeed during install. If you want to use usb tether, you probably should bite the bullet and buy PDAnet. It is by far the best and most reliable method of USB tether. You won't be able to get it in the market though, you will have to get it directly from their website: http://junefabrics.com/android/

I've been using PDAnet for 3 years now and you don't have to be rooted to use it. PDAnet's latest version offers wifi and bluetooth tether now, but unfortunately it doesn't work on HTC phones because it uses FoxFi for its wireless tether which doesn't work on HTC phones.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freebeerz:
Hi,

How do you turn on MTP with Criskelo ROM 11.2?

There is an option to chose between USB and MTP in the Aroma installer but I can't see how to switch after the install.

Thanks!
[HTC Desire S] acultr:
after the flashing the last CM10 version (08.14. nk111).are unable to load my photos.I restored the CM9.The problem is the same.some ideas?

Thank you!
[HTC Desire S] ben_pyett:
Look on your card are they still there? /sdcard/DCIM?

Consider copying data from card to PC, formatting card and then copying data back

Sywepd form my DsereiS
[HTC Desire S] acultr:
this works.

thank you!
[HTC Desire S] acultr:
restored cm10.I have not fotos.

restored cm 9.I have not fotos.

what is this???
[HTC Desire S] Constantly:
Maybe some problems with your SD card. Try another.
[HTC Desire S] acultr:
I use it more than a year.whitout problem. what you offer me?
[HTC Desire S] Constantly:
I dont know :/ Try just another SD for example. You neednt change for all the time!
[HTC Desire S] acultr:
re-formatted the sd card.

now works.

interesting.!?Thanks.
[HTC Desire S] juancp:
I'm assuming it had something to do with Media Scanner not being given enough time to run properly. I've used both CM9 and CM10 and I have all pictures taken over the course of 1 year (with over 12-15 different roms) in the /sdcard/DCIM/Camera (or /DCIM/100ANDRO) folder.
[HTC Desire S] emouawad:
Flashed the 13 Nov 2012 from NK111 formatted dalvik system data using recovery but system stuck on HTC logo, adb log shows looping any suggestion to consider since i see this same build worked for sony panel owners like me. Thanks
[HTC Desire S] jugg1es:
Are you htcdev unlocked or s-off

"I stopped fighting my inner demons, were on the same side now"
[HTC Desire S] emouawad:
I unlocked with S-on where HBoot is 2.0, i guess that makes me htcdev unlocked; given that what should i do?
[HTC Desire S] jugg1es:
Did you flash the boot.img ?

"I stopped fighting my inner demons, were on the same side now"
[HTC Desire S] emouawad:
Ah I can't believe it was that easy!! Thanks a lot.. CM 10 and xda rocks
[HTC Desire S] emouawad:
Standard Camera app not found

I flashed cm-10-20121116-EXPERIMENTAL-saga-NK111, when first booted i could see the standard

camera app

, took some photos, all great; but i realized later that i hadn't reflashed the GApps so back again to recovery mode i installed gapps-ics-20120429-signed but when i re-booted i couldn't find the camera App, so i tried restoring from titanium and got the 2.3.7 which i think is not compatible with CM10 since it is crashing even with the App cache cleaned; Finally i installed a 3rd party App from store: silent camera to test stuff and it loaded successfully and took photos; now how do i get the standard camera app of CM10 which i think is great?? Thanks
[HTC Desire S] eisenger:
you're flashing gapps-ics-20120429-signed? i think its for ICS, and you're using CM10 which is JB.

try gapps-jb-20121011-signed.zip
[HTC Desire S] emouawad:
Ur probably right, the weird part is that everything is running smoothly and as expected, but what has the camera to do with gapps?! Has it..

Anyway downloading now to test it, thanks
[HTC Desire S] eisenger:
Try to full wipe also before flashing the rom and gapps if you encounter problem.
[HTC Desire S] emouawad:
Wifi unable to start on build 20121206

I upgraded to cm-10-20121206-EXPERIMENTAL-saga-NK111 from the previous build cleared dalvik and cache, but found out that the WiFi is unable to start. Restarting several times led to no solution.

So i did a clean install of this same build after formatting dalvik, cache, and data: still the WiFi unable to start!!!

Anybody encountered this before, and any solutions for this strange behavior please?
[HTC Desire S] teadrinker:
Htcdev unlocked? Flashed the boot.img? (of the new version)
[HTC Desire S] TheLegendGZ:
You can fix the WiFi issue flashing the boot.img from ADB Tools...
[HTC Desire S] emouawad:
Thanks guys i did that and it worked for me.
[HTC Desire S] Constantly:
Im on flinnys andromadus atm. How can i disable google now.

Sent from my HTC Desire S
[HTC Desire S] teadrinker:
In the settings of Google search
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] BRANDENDEUCE:
Ok everyone this will be my first mod-accessory, for a mobile device and i am looking for some input. I want the best of both of these two cases and am pretty sure that the end result will be some kick arsenic case loved by most people. Check my video out it says all I am trying to do. http://youtu.be/DZOKjY2YMzg
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Kerns_JW:
Fix your audio, get prepared, get to the point and try again. Oh and gorilla glue? Couldn't tell what you wanted to use it for, but not a good idea. It expands.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] BRANDENDEUCE:
I am wanting some input on how to go about using the inner top portion on the power-skin replacing the same area on the powerskin with the d3o portion. I know gorilla glue expands but nothing a razor blade can't fix after it cures.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Kerns_JW:
Too many ideas, can you narrow it down?

Hard plastic kept or not?

Can hard plastic be removed if needed?

Room under the top section for an additional layer? Snug or decent room

Let's talk glue again. Wouldn't something that remains flexible be preferred?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] BRANDENDEUCE:
Yeah I was thinking about losing the hard white plastic of the d3o and using the inner flexible black part. Right about the glue now that I think about it, will need some flexibility-any ideas on type of adhesive? I am thinking with the addition of the inner layer and losing the back phone coverage it will be comfortable in fit.

Sent from SGS II 4G Jelly Bean 4.1.1
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Kerns_JW:
okay

Cut off half of old and put on top of newer one. Issue looks dumb and unfinished. Use some type of cord to clean up the edge. Still may look bad and by removing hard plastic look nasty due to glue remains. Due to shown cracks, it's not likely you can use as hard case on top of new rubber.

Under newer one instead. Issue, it would look and feel off I think because of hump added. Maybe not sure due to hump caused by battery? Could be similar.

Fix cut old one slightly bigger than new hole. Glue edges only. Issue bump created around current lip from New hole.

Fix cut same size as new hole add inner layer such as felt. Glue piece to felt, felt to new inside part. If cut well and placed well, old piece fills void reduces lip. Issue of bad cut, looks bad. Cut slightly larger than hole and slowly trim to fit. Try to get edges to squash well together. Still may have nasty glue remains from removal of hard plastic. Fix may be tough to do and look off. Keep plastic attached, Trim both plastic and rubber to shape of hole and fit in hole. Use felt again as backer.

Eliminate felt use, trim plastic to hole, trim rubber slightly bigger. Glue old rubber to plastic and edges of old rubber to inside of new hole. Essentially, use old rubber as backer instead of felt. May still cause that hump around edge of new hole.

Fill hole with old piece as described above eliminate felt use, plastic if desired, and over size of old rubber. Create complete new back instead to glue piece to. Then glue this new back to the back of new case. This will cover up the old glue remains, bad possible cutting and lip issues. Tricky part, what to use for new back.

What's the inside of old case look like? Could it be used to create new back layer? If not sure where I am going, look at the back of a ballistic case.

Glue depends on decided application. If new back than semi rigid glue would work well. They have super glue that stays flexible. Rubber cement too flexible I think.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] BRANDENDEUCE:
What would you suggest be my line of going forward? Cut the lip and buttons off the d3o

Sent from SGS II 4G Jelly Bean 4.1.1
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Kerns_JW:
Tough to say without being there and knowing the actual layout. Your video just made it to hard to see. Since the plastic is borked and underneath may be glued, you may want to hit up one of the mall vestibules and see if you can find some knock off cover that works to your needs.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] BRANDENDEUCE:
Yeah I will probably grab some cheap cases similar & do some mock ups to get a feel for what it will be like. I'll post some pictures of my progress.

Sent from SGS II 4G Jelly Bean 4.1.1
[General Questions and Answers] hollow1:
Hi all,

I've been a both android and iPhone user. And for now I've switched back to android for Galaxy S3 because it has much bigger screen and wanna try how fast it is. However, it's my feeling I think not quite different from 4S, even 4S can respond fast in every game and application compared to galaxy. I don't know why... just feel like that during the time I use it.

One more thing is that I wonder why almost every game or application under the same name from iPhone, got available ahead of android and most of them have much more features and quality than android as well, eg., asphalt 7....

Sometimes, I feel so sad about this...

So I am waiting to read about all of your opinions on this matter...

Thanks,
[General Questions and Answers] Markyzz:
*grabs popcorn*

Sent from my phone.
[General Questions and Answers] haker307:
I don't understand what you are trying to say. Are you comparing

the S3 & 4s or Android v appl. ????
[General Questions and Answers] SctheNL:
It's because of the I in front of it. Apple have hacked the Android Play Store to check an online database of Iphone Apps, and if any developer tries to put an app on the Play store, the Apple Virus checks if the same app is already available for the Iphone. If it's not, it will delay the Android app in Stealth mode, and send the sourcecode to Apple. Apple will then convert the app for IOS, put an I in front of the name, and release it for Iphone. As soon as they do, the name with the I in front of it gets transferred to the remote database, signaling the Apple virus that this particular app is now available on Iphone, and it's safe to come out of Stealth mode and release the app into the Play Store, but upon release, the virus cuts out 2 or 3 random features. They did this so they can claim that they always have apps faster then Android, and with more features. Now you know.
[General Questions and Answers] EiRoGGe:
Apple has a very limited set of devices which they have to support in their OS. Thus much more optimization can be done to "smooth" such things. That said, I find JB with Project Butter quite impressive in this regard.

But with owning a non-Nexus Samsung device you are not in the best hands regarding non-bloated and smooth firmwares. ;)
[General Questions and Answers] hollow1:
What you said seem a very big concern between them. Excuse me, but Where you get the information from?
[General Questions and Answers] hollow1:
Can be both.. if you can share your idea between tthis two.

Hmm, like what you said I should go to one "smooth" is better then holding many types of devices which is good only in shapes and spec but doesn't have quality. I still don't know how Google encourage their 3rd party devs to make one good app or game for android. As to hacker307 said seem play store is a cow-don't fix.
[General Questions and Answers] SctheNL:
I regularly eat apples. Sometimes they tell me stuff.
[General Questions and Answers] DruidXL:
Apple has far better system integration with their line of products. A good example is the iPhone 4S which has inferior spec compared with similar priced Android phones, but still it runs much more smooth than most of the android phone. Because every iPhone 4S is exactly the same, so software developer knows exactly how their software will perform on those units, and hence much more easier to optimize performance.

As to why iOS games is always ahead of Android, I believe that has a lot to do with the eco system of AppStore and Google Play respectively. iOS is more profitable than Google, but that is just my guess.
[General Questions and Answers] JKan Co:
I can't understand what u have found about this two devices. I own an ipod 4th gen and I can say that my galaxy s plus is faster. I know iphone is the most beautiful but not the best at specs... I am sorry my friend. Also about the hacking is correct...
[General Questions and Answers] MrEnirO:
I think you are right, that is the reason. Dev`s tend to develop apps/games to get the most profit first.
[General Questions and Answers] haker307:
I believe that all apple devices are pretty much the same since the first one so so application's can be made more quickly and easily. But android phones are made by different companies using different hardware so harder for developers
[General Questions and Answers] hollow1:
hmm, pretty hard...I don't know should I replace my S3 with the next iPhone 5 or not... :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
Ok, like me, a lot of you guys are probably wondering, "why in God's green earth, my gallery and music is not showing files?"

Well it is confirmed that the latest Rom manager update creates this nomedia file which prevents stock apps from viewing.

UPDATE: Clockworkmod had said that they will be releasing new update which fixed this problem! It will be soon, so just be patient ;)

UPDATE: OK, I finally fixed the problem! It was so simple! The link to the howto is provided via Rotary Heart :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mateusm:
Wow!

I've been trying to get it to play my music all day, only ES file explorer would... Thank you for clarifying what the problem is.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Garridon:
Any luck anybody? I've tryed both and to no avail
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
Yup. Just uninstalled Rom manager and deleting some nomedia files... don't know which one causes problem though...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
Ok here's an update... Rom manager will released another update which solves this problem...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Esteway.619:
I can't seem to find the no Media file. Where is it at?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
No need to do that now. Clockworkmod is now about to release an update which fixed this problem. I say save the trouble and wait :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Garridon:
OK this is starting to get pretty annoying. I updated from the apk on the website and I still can't get my pics and music to show. Rebooted too
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Esteway.619:
Same for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thephantom:
so that's what's causing the issue. been thinking about this just today when i did some updates.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rotary Heart:
This thread have a solution for it

Just follow the steps I did it and now its working fine

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1835406

Just in case I still recommend to read the thread
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
It works! Thank you sir!
[Dash 3G, Snap General] Technosquid:
I'm looking for the cheapest phone that works with T-Mobile 3G and can be used as a WiFi hotspot. I like my current phone, but it doesn't have a WiFi hotspot feature, so I just want something cheap where I can swap SIM cards when tethering is needed.

I have a grandfathered T-Mobile account with a $10 unlimited data plan called Web2go. Web2go doesn't work with most Android phones, so my choices are Windows Mobile and Symbian.

Do either HTC WiFi Router or WMWiFiRouter work with the T-Mobile HTC Dash 3G? I have see lots of conflicting reports. Some people say it works, some say it doesn't.

Does anyone here have any personal experience and can attest to it working or not? Is there a special trick to make it work?

...or, does anyone have any other ideas for an alternate phone? These seem to go for under $40 used on ebay, so currently it's my leading candidate.

Thanks!
[Dash 3G, Snap General] Technosquid:
Just in case anyone was following this thread -- I ended up ordering a used Dash 3G and answering my own question.

HTC Wifi Router -- Doesn't work.

WMWifiRouter -- Does work.

Not sure if it's a hardware or software limitation, but WMWiFiRouter only supports WEP encryption on the Dash 3G, but it also supports USB connection, and the connection driver installs automatically without needing to download from the internet.

WMWifiRouter was made free a couple months ago when the Windows Mobile Marketplace shutdown. I learned about this from this thread on slickdeals.net: http://slickdeals.net/f/4747668-WMWifi-Router-Free-Windows-Mobile-Hotspot-program

Their website seems to be down at the moment. They may have shut it down completely.

http://www.wmwifirouter.com/

I have the installer hosted on my skydrive here.

http://sdrv.ms/MPc5DL

Serial: EDFZM-HTXKJ-TJTRH-ZTRCB

This is not a unique key. This is the generic key they told you to enter when the application went free.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Blackbrawler:
I keep getting a status 7 that gives a long message talkin bout some "getprop"

What I've done

-I reflashed to stock (rooted) el29

-I"ve tried flashing only using the CWM EL26 Kernel from the kernel repository

-Redownloaded AOKP from MY Computer

-I tested the zip file to make sure the dl was legit

What i haven't Done

Try installing a different ROM

I really dont want to use anyother rom other than aokp.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cuezaireekaa:
if the aokp is an older chris41g aokp rom, then after that error displays, it still installs. so go ahead and install your gapps and whatever you install after the rom and then see if it still boots up. thats what i remember anyway. but that version of the rom is gone from goo.im so idk if thats the one youre using.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Blackbrawler:
no this is the new one built from source.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] times_infinity:
Use el26 recovery.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Blackbrawler:
I did

But on the chance that I might be confused or something please provide me a link to the el26 recovery.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] R0CKSTAR3N3RGY:
Get on a different AOKP build. Flash chris41g's CWM5, then flash his rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SkidderE4GT:
Let me start by saying I've played in the rooting universe but I'm pretty much a noob. And my phone is my life line.

Anyway. I was running Caulkins 2 V.1.6 and had no issues but decided to flash an AOPK from for fun and play. After doing so I can do anything no Google apps nothing just the bare phone. I have finally gotten clockwork mod from manager installed along with the recovery. But when I try to flash caulkin back just to get my phone working again it takes me to an android boot loader and says installation aborted. And it seems as though my SD card isn't mounted but in the loader I can find it. I also do havi super user permissions. Any ideas. Thanks in advanced.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shiftr182:
Uhhh, this is the galaxy s3 forums.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Speedin07si:
:banghead:..... wrong forum.

Sent from Pluto.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alpunkator313:
All S3 has the 4G antenna, they just pick up different data freq? I got the i9300 and currently reside in US under AT&T. KNow if there are anny ways to receive 4G? The phone according to specs can only do 4G in europe and such, but any one have any idea?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 123shree:
you talking about the Us variant of the S3 (Qualcomm s4 version) or the international version (Exynos quad core version)???
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] watsa:
i9300 does not have LTE. The max you get with it is hspa+

Unwanted info: As of today you will get edge only on T Mo US.