yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] TheCajun:
I agree. It's all in what you are looking for. You'll probably end up trying several before you find one that works for you. For me its Caty ROM oc to 1.6. My phone is no where near as fast with other roms. The main thing I do on my phone is games and normal phone use text, calls etc. I want my phone to snap when I use it. I have no lag on the phone or any game. Modern combat 3 etc. FPS (according to Nena) run 53-55fps. Far lower scores on other roms. And you can see the difference in performance. But after flashing several roms and reading problems, comments etc it seems that not all infuses like the same roms. People having problems where others dont. So just try some ROMs out yourself. Read the first post of different ROMs, look at screen shots, read a few posts. And flash the ones you are interested in. Maybe check Odin/Heimdall incase something goes wrong with a flash.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ABP K20:
Im running paranoid android and love it so far!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
"best" rom is relative. i'm using paranoid android jelly bean. it's pretty awesome but "best" i don't know.

i'd say cm9 is best,the only real flaw is that the tourch feature of the camera flash doest work like it should. cm10 and other jb builds have a few flaws, wifi tether has a fix but no kernel was compiled yet as far as i know, give that a day or two. also agps doesn't work and cm10 is only so far along in development, there has been wonky stuff happening with trebuchet launcher for some people.

as far as samsung roms go i wouldn't run a custom one. maybe a custom kernel. but all the deodexed roms i used had bugs, all of them. i've deodexed it myself but had bugs (force close on start, broken email app, other obscure menus that sometimes didn't work) and don't have the skills to debug it.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Clark Joseph Kent:
I'm getting....an infuse G6...lol
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Ryo Misaki:
Holy crap! Those are out now?

Bloody hell, I'm way behind with my crappy G4 Infuse!

...does the song play during boot up?

(And why am I reminded of that Ozzy Ozborurne Best Buy commercial? "What's a 6G?" ... "What's a Bieber??")

Glad to see so many others love Paranoid Android as well. =D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dparrothead1:
The best of the best:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1830275
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Aneeq_:
Jellybean is very nice. theire is suprisingly alot of customizations u can do.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] kcc140:
cm 10 jelly bean. mmmmm....butter
[Samsung Infuse 4G] _INSPIREed:
For me Scott.Hart.bti 's CM10 or even PA 4.1.1 are EXCELLENT roms. everything works a.o.k for me.

also Th3Bill has a good rom based off of Scotts CM10 , as well as an AOKP rom that works great :laugh: :good:
[Omnia 7 General] mhaimi:
Hi,

yesterday something strange happened. I pluged in my earphones in the 3.5mm port on the top.

When I sared at the display, there was only the Samsung Omnia 7 Logo from the start. It does appear for ome time then disappears for short time and finally appears again. This comes over and over again.

I tried to flash a clean Rom on the phone. After reboot, I wanted to change the language and after I tapped in the language the phone freezed.

From now on, the phone's like dead. I only can go to the download mode or the format window.

IT DOESN'T START/ BOOT ANYMORE.

Is my phone dead or is there any chance to save it?

Thx
[Omnia 7 General] mhaimi:
UPDATE:

I tried to flash a new ROM via the DFT Magdldr Loader--> Fail

I tried to load the Original ROM via Download Mode --> doesn't reboot --> Fail

:(
[Omnia 7 General] PTGamer:
language packs missing?

try to downgrade, install magldr and them download a custom rom.(always check the languages available before changing them.)
[Galaxy S III General] shaggydabbydo:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19267140

Boooooo!!!!!!!!

Better not uninstall Flash then, or getting it back will be difficult (for stock users).

:crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying:
[Galaxy S III General] projectsome:
you won't need flash... most will start using html5 which I'm told is a lot more reliable.
[Galaxy S III General] eggman89:
Why can't we have both till HTML 5 becomes as common as Flash!

We've been hearing the same thing from years.
[Galaxy S III General] SimonCraddock:
I've copies of the APKs in my Dropbox should I ever need them. No big deal it'll be obsolete in most handsets soon.
[Galaxy S III General] nodstuff:
The reason we've been hearing it for years is because the web developers have been lazy and just stuck to flash, there was no incentive to use HTML5, but now since flash is being phased out of android they will have more incentive to use HTML5 seeing that more and more people are accessing the internet via mobile devices and as we know the iPhone has no flash and now android too.

I say good riddance.
[Galaxy S III General] onmike:
This sucks.

I personally don't use flash, but a lot of educational software children use is flash based. Sure it will transition to HTML5, but in the meanwhile is will inconvenience many users more than provide incentive for developers.
[Galaxy S III General] nodstuff:
How many kids are using android phones to use educational software that is web based?

I think that is mostly done on a computer.

Seriously.
[Galaxy S III General] onmike:
Many actually, you'd be surprised. Not so much phones, but definitely tablets.
[Galaxy S III General] nodstuff:
Ya but a lot of the tablets out there today won't get Jellybean so they don't need to worry, and think of it this way, the iPad is massively popular and has NEVER had flash.

I don't see it being a prioblem, tbh, any educational website that is worth anything is already using HTML5 to cater for their iPad and iPhone customers, and if they aren't already using it then they are bad business people because they are neglecting a huge market.
[Galaxy S III General] shaggydabbydo:
Gotta say, what's available/not available for iThing users does not concern me. I'm concerned with what's available/not available for non-iThings.

I'm not happy with the pulling of this app. I think it should be been left up, with warnings that it's no longer supported.
[Galaxy S III General] JJEgan:
He is dead now so no good complaining to SJ the man that kill flash .

jje
[Galaxy S III General] nodstuff:
With it being gone we will have more content in HTML5, why don't people get that?

Flash is crap, good riddance to buggy, slow crappy flash.

I don't care about isheep either but I do care about getting the best experience possible on my devices and flash isn't that.

If its such a big deal to you then put a copy of the apk on dropbox or your SD card.

Stop complaining about something you can't change.

Ya, he may have been a knobhead but he was right about flash, here's a piece he wrote about it.

http://www.apple.com/hotnews/thoughts-on-flash/
[Galaxy S III General] shaggydabbydo:
Well I for one, get it. I would just like the ability to download the Flash app from the Play Store if I wanted to play flash on my Android device, do you get that? :p

Flash can be crap, it can also be good, and yes it can be buggy sometimes, other times I have not seen any bugginess.

I care about getting experiences on my device, and pulling the app means I could lose the ability to experience Flash. Let me put it this way; imagine if you lost the ability to flash <pun intended> ROM's because of they contain bugs/some third party decided you were not getting the best possible experience. :p:p:p:p

I reserve my right to moan about what I want too moan about :p :laugh:[/QUOTE]
[Galaxy S III General] jetbruceli:
The best reason to have titanium back up!

But really I use chrome on this and it doesn't support flash anyways!

Not a big deal too!
[Galaxy S III General] Dav_prime:
I get that this move will push HTML5 sooner, but the point is that the mobile internet is not ready for this and a lot of android users need flash as things stand today.

I use the BBC iPlayer a lot on my phone. The live coverage of the Olympics app was also flash dependent. It is not a case of a lot of small websites that have been slow to adapt to HTML5, some VERY big sites are also stuck. I actually dumped chrome in favor of dolphin on my phone because I wanted to use flash.

I know that XDAers will be finding various ways to keep flash available or workarounds to access HTML5 versions of sites that usually try and call flash. Like it or not though, many many users are not aware of how to do this on their phones.

The adoption of HTML5 is already being forced by some mobile browsers no longer supporting it, JB not supporting it iThings not supporting it. I'm also happy to keep flash even if i don't get the "very best user experience". Frankly flash being rubbish by comparison to HTML5 sites will also force the issue. All I want is the option to have flash for those occasions I need it, and I am sure thats what the majority of android users want. Even those who run stock roms, never visit XDA and don't know what HTML5 or flash is.
[Galaxy S III General] SPBoss:
I wonder what adobe is gonna do now

Galaxy SII i9100 running Resurrection Remix Rom with Siyah Kernel!
[Galaxy S III General] CuBz90:
I agree.

Come to think of it you seem to speak a lot of sense because I find myself agreeing with you all the time :D
[Galaxy S III General] kofiaa:
The earlier we start using modern standards, the more efficient our phones will be.

I'm not sad to see it go, all it did was drain my battery on several occasions, and not even play the video.

if you are on xda i don't see why this should bother you, getting the apk is as simple as using the search button.
[Galaxy S III General] hefonthefjords:
Once html5 is adopted fully and standardized fully, im absolutely sure it will be great. Hoever, in the mean time, this is ****.
[Galaxy S III General] rocketpaul:
As long as the ICS version of flash works just as well on jelly bean then all is good. Almost all the sites i use require flash so if the Ics Apk doesnt work well then i will have to stick to ics:(
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] glimpsofreality:
guys wanted to check, it just me or S3's scrolling is little bit sticky, any comment?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JSale:
Scrolling in which application? I find in the browser that I Cabot school diagonally barrier it looks to vertical or horizontal :(
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] glimpsofreality:
scrolling in general, like contacts, app manager, browser etc

it kinda stutter a bit
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JSale:
Well the only time I notice "stuttering" is in my bookmarks draw and it just feels like a lower frame rate not really stuttering

Regards

Jack
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jnr21:
+1

That's one reason why i'm using jb now.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] colman1982:
I also noticed that the scrolling is not 100 % smooth.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] kallt_kaffe:
This is a clean port of the US P7510 firmware that was released very recently.

For screenshot, go here: http://blog.apedroid.com/2012/08/official-ics-from-p7510-running-on-p7310.html

Downloads

Version 2: https://hotfile.com/dl/167367272/873eb0f/P7510XABLPL_P7510UELPL_for_P7310_v2.zip.html

Version 1: https://hotfile.com/dl/167139991/1ccdcd2/P7510XABLPL_P7510UELPL_for_P7310.zip.html

Changelog

Version 2 - Fixed low power mode charging animation. Changed all P7510 to P7310 in build.prop except fingerprint. Rooted out-of-the-box.

Version 1 - First release. The only things changed is kernel, kernel modules and one line added build.prop (to fix screen rotation).

Instructions

- Flash with Clockwork recovery (I use 6.0.0.8 from the CM9 thread but most versions should work).

- Remember to wipe!

- For me the first boot is with completely black screen but I can hear the boot sound. After a while it reboots and this time the screen is on and the bootanimation can be seen. No idea if it will do the same on all devices. Do not panic, just wait it and it should reboot (at least it does for me).

- Compass does not work correctly, likely due to the different screen rotation on our device but it never worked in official 3.2 anyway so I guess we're used to it not working.

- HDMI is 90 degrees rotated.

Everything done at your own risk, as usual...
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] safariking:
Thanks you Very much!

Downloading Now

Will Give you feedback!

And i will make Video Review Lolz!
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] chemicalbuz:
Love you kk!
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] safariking:
Haha Lolz
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] john9:
Thank you very much for this.I will try it .
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] Ncyde47:
very nice, will try it and give feedback soon. Did you use the 3.2 kernel or was it possible to modify it with the sources of the 10.1?
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] kallt_kaffe:
I used the ICS kernel source (GT-P7510_ICS_Opensource_Update2.zip) from Samsung and compiled it using the supplied samsung_p5wifi_defconfig without doing any changes. Seems like all the p5/p5wifi bits are in place in the p4/p4wifi kernel source.

I've tried to keep it as clean as possible. I'm sure others will root, deodex and tweak it later. :)

I might do one for the P7300 using the italian P7500 firmware if time allows.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] safariking:
Video review: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goR5SAeJ9t0&feature=youtu.be
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] kallt_kaffe:
Btw, it should work to install this on a P7300 but 3G will not be available.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] safariking:
may i tweak this rom?
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] kallt_kaffe:
Do whatever you want with it. :) I do not plan to tweak it myself, no time for that.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] master_d:
Nice to see the FFC works! Thanks KK for all your hard work!
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] _strauch_:
Which languages are available?
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] fred_be9300:
kallt_kaffe

Very grateful for all your work and knowledge sharing for the gt8.9 7300/10.

Might be weeks for official Samsung ics, so this will be very popular, I predict :)

Stupid question: the screen shot indicates that device id is p7510. Would that confuse some apps, market, or CWM recovery, or flashable zips ?
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] kallt_kaffe:
I don't think it will be a problem. As I wrote before I tried to keep it as clean as possible only doing the bare minimum of changes needed. I'm sure we will soon see tweaked versions.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] andikasaja:
Hi KK,

Would it be coming for P7300 as well someday?

Like your work on other ROM so far.

Thank you.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] cnewsgrp:
Thanks. It would be good to have this one rooted and deodexed.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] safariking:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=30254672#post30254672

Uploading Now!
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] cenwesi:
hmmm... how does one root this rom?

UPDATED: lol...spoke too soon.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Development] rogersa2k:
Please do. If you need a beta tester I'm all-in! I'm " " <-- this close to selling my Gtab89 and getting a Nexus 7 instead. :(

- Aaron
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] theejay0625:
so i need some help in rooting my tab 7+ p6200

so basically i dont know anything about rooting and all the other stuff about android..

so can someone explain to me some guidelines about rooting

is it safe? if ever i brick my device, will there be a way to unbrick? just some questions about rooting

and please kindly explain these terms that i dont understand

1. flashing

2. CWM

3. Firmware recovery

4. kernel

5. and so many more stuff

so if someone out there who can help me.. it will be a big help..

THANKS!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] kzoodroid:
I don;t have a 6200 so i don't know how to root it, it could be the same as the 6210 but I'm not sure. Look in the development section.

I can answer a couple of these other things but you could really get the answers quickly by googling them.

CWM

Clockwork Mod Recovery, a custom recovery as opposed to the stock recovery. You have to have a custom recovery installed in order to flash custom ROMs.

ROM

The operating system (OS)

Kernel

Facilitates communication between the OS and the hardware.

Flashing

A general term for installing a custom ROM, the stock firmware, a mod or an update. There are many ways of flashing and not all devices do it the same way. Samsung uses Odin and also certain files can be flashed in the stock recovery if it is unlocked. With HTC you can flash certain files directly in hboot if the device is unlocked otherwise you need a custom recovery.

Recovery

This is a software layer that you can flash to your phone that allows you to boot the phone into a utility state where you can install roms, flash things like patches or modifications, backup your rom/kernel, etc. When people refer to a nandroid backup, they are referring to a backup made here. It's a snapshot of your phone that lets you mess with things and restore back to that point in time should you screw something up. You pretty much can't brick your phone at this level - it's all just files and filesystems. You can also mount your SD card to reader mode for connection to a computer, do a factory reset of data, and a few other fun things like root your rom here. You should only root your rom if it is a stock rom that has not been rooted yet. Rooting a rooted rom will usually unroot your root so you don't have root. (copied from tspderek in the Rezound forum)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] theejay0625:
Thank you sir for your answers! really cleared a lot..
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] kzoodroid:
I should also add that Rooting (root) is just adding the superuser binaries to the system/bin folder and nothing else. Its pretty much the same thing as an administrator in windows, it allows you access to system folders. Rooting and installing a custom recovery are not the same thing, two different animals, though some devs will included both in their method for rooting a device. I prefer to do mine separately as I don't always want to install a custom recovery.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ismailham:
I am running Androxide 3.1 ( JB 4.1.1) with the latest air kernel. I just wanted to activate Deepidle on the rom.

I have used NSTOOLS but the moment I use it, it switches my min CPU to 200 MHZ(known bug)

Is there an alternate way to activate Deep Idle? I read something about init.d scripts but I don't know how.

Thanks for your help
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rytterbomb:
I've been using 8.4 since release as it is so far the only version that has allowed my GPS to work for more than 2 minutes. 8.3 and now 8.5 both get a lock in seconds but then loose lock and search until I turn GPS off and on again or restart the app using GPS. I have fastfix installed and working but only 8.4 will work. My question is can anyone tell me a radio that works with 8.5 and the soon to be released 8.6? I'm also getting the 1-2 second silence on 8.4 when a call connects so really would like to update ASAP.

Many thanks to anyone who can help out,

James
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Reinaldo33897:
If your on at&t try the new radio that just came out (.11) I also tried radio (.19) which seemed pretty good to me. But radios are based on your region not on rom.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rytterbomb:
I'm over in the UK and on T-Mobile, I'm currently using 26.14.04.28_M Maybe just testing a few out is the way forward...

Thanks for your reply
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rytterbomb:
Update:

Just installed 26.16.04.09 radio and reflashed 8.5, I get lock within 2 seconds and permanent loss (searching) after about 2 minutes. :( back to 8.4 I go...
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rytterbomb:
I've now tried:

26.13.04.19_M

26.14.04.28_M

26.16.04.09

26.09.04.11_M2 (now current as signal + GPS seemed to be quicker and better than the other radios)

With all the above on 8.5 GPS would lock then slowly start drawing a larger and larger blue circle around my position in Google Navigation until searching appeared and stayed. It seems like the ROM is the issue to to me, some way it handle the data passed to it? In 8.4 the indication of lock (the circle with the dot in the center) appears to have lost the sat lock, but the software is able to continue giving a near perfect lock of it's global position. In 8.5 I notice the software gives up around the same time that the phone starts to indicate it has lost lock. Could that be the issue? 8.4 ignores the instruction that GPS is lost and 8.5 goes along with the data passed to it? Sounds odd but it seems that is what is going on...

Does anyone else get this? or do I just give up and get a new phone... :)
[HTC EVO 3D] beyarfaj2004:
hi

so when i want to sleep i power off my gsm evo 3d, last night i powered it off as usual, and now it turns on and stays on (htc quietly brilliant) screen and never goes from that

i have s-off and rooted and hboot 1.53.0007 and arabic ICS, i have done rooting and stuff for about 20 days, it was just normal until this morning

help me please, i know a factory reset may be useful, but i don't want to lose my data

thanks in advance
[HTC EVO 3D] coal686:
If you can boot into recovery, do a backup to save your data. Wipe install Rom again. Then do an advance restore and only restore the data partition.

Read, Search, Read again, ... Then Ask with Tapatalk 2
[HTC EVO 3D] beyarfaj2004:
i don't want to format it at all
[HTC EVO 3D] flashallthetime:
What coal686 was trying to say is, do a backup of the rom, boot directly to recovery, then make a back up of your existing rom. Then re flash the rom and do a full wipe after the rom boots go through the setup. Go again to recovery and within recovery under restore you will see advance restore, click on that, you know see data restore push that and all your apps, email, apn etc will be restored back on your phone
[HTC EVO 3D] coal686:
Yes, that's what I meant. Well, except I would do a full wipe first and then reflash the ROM. :laugh:
[HTC EVO 3D] gursewak singh:
i have already this problem

if your problem solve then plese tell me @ gursewaksinghstar@gmail.com
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] pan1980:
Flash-able zip with latest JB playstore app and GSF for multi dpi support.

Files are from Krarvind's Slim Bean 2.0.1

I just packed them together for installation to other roms.

I cannot give any support as i am not a developer, though a post if it worked or not would be helpful.

Tested with 160, 182, 200, 240 dpi settings, should work for any dpi.

Tested with Androxide and jellybro roms but should work with any JB rom.

Installation :

A. For fresh rom installations.

1. Install rom

2. Install provided gapps

3. Install PlayStore-multidpi.zip

4. Reboot

B. For existing installations. (You may need to re-configure your playstore account)

1. I suggest to take a nandroid backup

2. Set default dpi and reboot

3. Clear PlayStore and GoogleServicesFramework data.

4. Reboot in CWM and install PlayStore-multidpi.zip

5. Reboot.

6. Open Playstore hit accept button on the dialog (and/or setup your account again if needed)

7. Close Playstore, set desired dpi

8. Reboot.

Download Link

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1262412&stc=1&d=1345033842

Mirror link

https://www.dropbox.com/s/posq974fnm4d0lt/PlayStore-multidpi.zip

Credits to Krarvind
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] forasteiro:
works fine for me

thanks :good:
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] naripsta:
Will be using this, also on a side note - what can I use to change my DPI safely on Jellybean?

Edit - Nevermind, used Rom Toolbox.

Thanks!
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] sperelli:
a working version for JB 4.2.x custom roms on crespo3g?

thx
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] pan1980:
i don't use 4.2 rom so i cant test it, sorry.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ldsuvarna:
Dear All,

Hello All, After a long time i am in, I have purchased samsung galaxy s2 gt-i9100, but its a 16 g.b pack, android 4.04 is installed, in storage space its shows 11.5 gb, when i asked the retail guy, he says the remaning space has being consumed by Operating system. Is it True. Please Enlighten Me.

Regards

Suvarna