yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivg86:
my files folder should be there.i dont remember about the task manager.

these are custom roms buddy.they wont contain everything and in my opinion these are for experienced people.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ccl0802:
nope myfiles isnt there. not sure what problem caused that. btw what custom rom you using ?:o
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivg86:
i used criskelo,its awesome but i was facing whatsapp problem there and in beginning i was facing internet problems.but by far it is good as its too huge and takes a lot time to flash.

i used cm9 also but thats sucks.no my files nothing like that.

i used paranoid android,and it was really awesome.seriously awesome bro with tablet mode.hybrid mode is real player.but i was facing miss call notification problem in that.but it good and small in file size.

so lastly i decided to come back to ics 4.0.4 with root(notecore kernel) and guess what i love it.you have call recording in this and battery also lasts a day.

so i will suggest you for the stock.better you know.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ccl0802:
thanks for the suggestion !! noted :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] strategist99:
i like the awesome and tiresome work by the rom developers.

my heartfelt appreciation and respect.

but i have one complaint from most of them,

why do they remove the basic functions such as the task manager and file manager

i mean these are 2 very important functions.

also in some other rom i saw that camera had been deleted.

ridiculous

pardon my language but i was pissed off

i mean i come across a beautiful n stable rom but these functions are not there

why?

pls rom chefs kindly do not remove these important stuffs

btw i have a galaxy note and after trying evry JB rom available and all other ics roms i have settled on Chracks rom fir its functions and mods

i request the modder to pls make his rom available in same fashion for jb

btw sorry for offtopic

regards

ps- my sincere request to pa Utacka to pls make his rom with my files and task swapper n tw

regards again
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sahilarora2003:
Is it hard enough to download a file manager and task manager from playstore ?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...sMSwxLDEsImNvbS5lc3Ryb25ncy5hbmRyb2lkLnBvcCJd

&

https://play.google.com/store/search?q=task+manager&c=apps

to the op.

I use root explorer and ES file explorer and its working flawlessly. :D
[HTC Wildfire S] leoooothetiger:
Hi Team,

First of all i would like to thank each of you'll for sharing your knowledge & helping all individuals who get stuck.

I am a new member in this forum as well as new to rooting. I have read few rooting threads & am excited too to get additional space in my phone.

I am using the phone for more than a year & now my apps list is growing. But the sad part is i have to do away with one app to install the new one as the phone is always out of space.

HTC Wildfire S

Location : India

Android Ver : 2.3.5

HTC Sense Ver : 2.1

Software Number : 2.26.720.3

I request if anyone can help me in getting the below questions answered or can guide me to respective link where i can get answers:

1.How to backup the phone.

2.In case if i need to unroot & get back to the same stock rom, how do i do this.

3.Which is the best stable rom that runs all the applications.

4.My daily use includes: Camera, Camcoder, Internet, Internet pass through, bluetooth. Any stable rom which do not have issues with these applications.

5.Which one is better, WildChild Ver 3, CynogenMod or other, please help with the version also.

6.I wish to root the phone & install a custom ROM, however there should always be a way to go back & undo, as i cannot afford to get a new phone.:laugh:

Thanks in advance to all who would be helping me in answering all or any of the questions.

Will love to see the xperience from those who have already installed the custom ROM.
[HTC Wildfire S] Senthamil:
Hi,

Welcome to XDA :cool:

1. Take backup of your personal data first (Like: Contact, Pics, Videos, docs,etc..)

2. You can get beck to your old STOCK ROM. After rooting your device you will take a complete NANDROID BACKUP, which will restore your previous one. (When needed).

3. I would suggest you to go for the Disciplexone ROM or WildChild 3. Disciplexone ROM was doing good for me, when I had it before CM9.

4. You will get more options than in your list.

You never have to worry about anything, since the device will make wonders after you root. (But more caution required).

Hope this may be useful. (If really press 'Thanks').
[HTC Wildfire S] sukhjit321:
Hey welcome here. :)

1. There are many ways to take backup. I suggest you take a nandroid backup (i.e. backup with cwm recovery) just after you flash a custom recovery. It'll restore the phone in as it is state if something goes wrong.

For apps and all i generally use Titanium Backup. It works great.

2. There is a thread for stock ROMs in Android Development Forum here. You'll find yours there.

3. Umm That is a tuff question. For me CM9 does but it has some minor bugs if they don't affect you.. JB is still in development so I won't recommend it. Go for CM7 or any GB rom as they are mostly free of bugs.

4. Disciple1's ROM, Sense 3.5 EQDKP, Wildchild and CM7.

5. I don't know what to say about it as I installed the first version of WC3 and I came back to CM9 in a day. It was really unstable for me. Maybe just me.

6. Just unlock bootloader and flash a custom recovery and then make a nandroid. the bootloader will be unaffected though.

7. Oh there aren't any. :P
[General Questions and Answers] tuxfamily:
Hello.

After a "reset to factory", my phone, a G'Five A68 with a rooted Froyo, has entered into a boot loop.

It's my bad, I've removed some apk into /system and to fix the boot loop, I've flashed a bad system.img dump (using fastboot), so now, it's worse.

Unfortunately, I don't have the stock rom or a nandroid backup, but I've a dump/tar of the /system partition.

I've also a (good) dump of the recovery partition (and maybe boot.img also).

I've build a system.img from the 'tar' using mkcramfs and mkyaffs2 but it doesn't seems to be the good FS type, or maybe, not the good block size.

So, quick question: how to build a correct system.img for my device ?

Is there any informations I can use in boot.img or recovery.img to know the good fs and block size ?

Here is the mtd of the device:

dev: size erasesize name
mtd0: 00040000 00020000 "oemdata"
mtd1: 00040000 00020000 "indepsysparm"
mtd2: 00080000 00020000 "dsprom"
mtd3: 00dc0000 00020000 "comms"
mtd4: 00100000 00020000 "bootloader"
mtd5: 00080000 00020000 "systemdata"
mtd6: 01400000 00020000 "kpanic"
mtd7: 00500000 00020000 "boot"
mtd8: 00040000 00020000 "deviceinfo"
mtd9: 00040000 00020000 "ckdatablock"
mtd10: 004c0000 00020000 "recovery"
mtd11: 00020000 00020000 "misc"
mtd12: 09600000 00020000 "system"
mtd13: 00f00000 00020000 "cache"
mtd14: 12b20000 00020000 "userdata"

I've tried to retrieve some info using fastboot, but nothing:

Thanks for your help.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] CyberGhost636:
I have a PhoneGap application designed to work on multiple mobile platforms. I'm loading a dynamic HTML content from an external page on the Internet using jQuery Mobile. The problematic system is Windows Phone 7.

This is what I get from the external page, with the URL of the script tag already replaced to load from the phone instead of from the net to save bandwidth:

<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8" src="x-wmapp1:/app/www/test.js"></script>

This works fine on Android, iPhone and even BlackBerry when I replaced the x-wmapp1: part by a respective counterpart (e.g. file:///android_asset/www/ on Android). However, on Windows Phone 7 it doesn't seem to work at all.

When I try to load the same URL via $.getScript function, it always returns a 404 eror, even if I try and load it with a relative path only.

Any suggestions?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
First of all, this type of question may be better suited to the Software Development or Apps and Games sub-forums, as a lot of the people who hang out here are more familiar with homebrew hacks. I'll give it a shot, though.

First of all, what kind of path are you trying to use? I haven't tried loading scripts or images in HTML or JS, but to dynamically load content within the app itself typically requires some care with regard to the path. For example, is the JS file being built into the assembly (as a resource) or included alongside it (as content)? How about the HTML page?

This is a kind of lame approach, but one option that's sure to work is just inlining the scripts in the page, directly. That won't increase the total app size or load time at all, although it might make maintaining the app take a little bit more effort.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] CyberGhost636:
Thanks for the reply, I will try to post this into the more appropriate forum.

With regards to paths - you can see the path in the HTML snippet I provided in the original question. It's all a bit specific and we cannot afford to load JS directly from page, since that does increase the size of the resulting HTML, sent from an external PHP page, thus increasing bandwidth. This is the first reason why we chose to have all JS and CSS files directly bundled with the application and load them internally rather than from Internet.

Also, all of JS files are included alongside the application as content. I'm using the same approach for all images, since if they were included as a resource, they would not show in the application.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
First question: have you set the IsScriptEnabled proerty on the control to True? It defaults to False, preventing scripting within the control. Also, changing it only takes effect

on navigation, so if you already loaded the page and then set this property, it still won't work.

Anyhow, I missed that your HTML was coming externally, and only the scripts and stylesheets were local. That's... interesting, and seems reasonable enough, and I can't find any info online that exactly matches your use case. The way you're structuring the script src URI looks weird to me, but I haven't messed with the WebBrowserControl very much at all.

One solution, though a bit hacky:

Use the WebBrowserControl's InvokeScript function to dynamically load scripts into your pages. To do this, you would first need to load the script file content into a .NET String object. The GetResourceStream function is probably your best friend here, combined with ReadToEnd(). Then, just invoke the eval() JS function, which should be built-in, and pass it the JS file content. That will load the JS into the web page, creating objects (including functions) and executing instructions as the files are eval()ed.

Of course, you'd need to do this on every page navigation, but you can actually automate it such that the page itself requests that the app load those scripts. In your app, bind the script-loading function to the ScriptNotify event handler, probably with some parameter such as the name of the script to load. Then, on each page served from your server to the app, instead of including standard <script src=...> tags, use <script>window.external.notify('load localscript1.js')</script> and so on; this will trigger the app's ScriptNotify function for you.

I hope that helps. I can see your use case, but somewhat surprisingly, I couldn't find anybody else online who had either run into your problem or written a tutorial on doing it your way.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] CyberGhost636:
Thank you for your reply, it was very informative. One question though - why do you think the way I'm structuring the SCRIPT URI is wierd? I tried to mess around with relative URIs and the such, however those would load the JavaScript file from Internet rather than from the application itself.

The problem I'm running into with your proposed solutions, however is that:

1. the project is a PhoneGap/Cordova application, using its own components, so I have no idea where I would look for IsScriptEnabled here (although this all worked on an older PhoneGap release, so I'm guessing they have it set up correctly)

2. injecting a script programmatically on each navigation would require me to rewrite much of the code we already use for other platforms, not to mention those custom Cordova components, which I don't even know if they can handle such thing :)

As for my user case - I was surprised to be the only guy on the internet with this methodology in place as well. So it either works for everyone else or nobody really thought of doing it my way, since it's basically an Internet application (maybe the don't want to disclose their sources, who knows).
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] sensboston:
In the WebBrowser properties.

Of course you not "the only guy". I've tried to port/run a few HTML java-script based games on WP7 (Digger and couple more) more then year ago; they runs well with one HUGE exception - touch screen events are freezing scripts execution and make games not playable.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
The "x-wmapp1:" URI scheme was what I was referring to. Not sure where that comes from, but I haven't done anything really with the WebBrowser control.

I have no knowledge of PhoneGap or Cordova; I assume they're "we write your app for you" frameworks? One would assume that such tools would know to set IsScriptEnabled, but you may have to do so manually. A bit of web searching on that direction may be fruitful - maybe earlier versions enabled scripting by default, and now it's disabled by default so you have to specify an option somewhere?

Injecting the script on navigation really doesn't require any major change to the server-side code. I mean, is sending

<script>window.external.notify('load localscript1.js')</script>

really much different from sending

<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8" src="x-wmapp1:/app/www/test.js"></script>

? If that's too different, you could instead send

<script src="http://yourserver.com/LoadLocalScripts.js"></script>

and put "LoadLocalScripts.js" on your server with the following code:

window.external.notify('load localscript1.js');

This has only a trivial increase in server traffic and load time, but lets you continue using external scripts instead of inline ones. Very little server-side change needed at all.

Now, the additional client-side code to support the window.external.notify and call InvokeScript... normally I'd say that's dead easy, because it is if you have any experience with the .NET framework, but in your case I get the feeling that this isn't so? I code to the framework, or to the underlying native code, and I tend to code "raw" (very little auto-generated code), so I'm not going to be able to help you solve the problems with a "make me an app" wizard unless I can see the code it generates for you.

For what it's worth, here's the approximate raw code that I'd use (it's over-simplified, but close enough):

void HandleNotify (String param) {

String[] parts = param.split(" ");

if (parts[0] == "load") LoadScript(parts[1]);

}

void LoadScript (String script) {

String content = Application.GetResourceStream(new Uri(script, UriType.Absolute)).ReadToEnd();

theBrowserControl.InvokeScript("eval", content);

}

void theBrowserControl_Loaded (...event handler args here...) {

theBrowserControl.IsScriptEnabled = true;

theBrowserControl.ScriptNotify += HandleNotify;

theBrowserControl.Navigate("http://yoursite.com");

}
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] CyberGhost636:
the URI comes from Windows Phone itself, with this code, you can see for yourself:

var a = document.createElement('a');

a.setAttribute('href', '.');

alert(a.href);

also, I've been informed that this works in Cordova 2.0, so it might be a 1.8.1 bug... will try and see how it goes

thanks for your help so far!
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] CyberGhost636:
Looks like it was a problem with PhoneGap 1.8.1 - after upgading to Cordova 2.0 (PhoneGap got renamed) it all works now... thanks for all the help!
[HTC Sensation] mapetbg:
is it advised to change hboot to 1.29?
[HTC Sensation] Jonny:
I would advise to flash a jb_hboot because juopunutbear hboot has unlocked extended fastboot commands whereas 1.29 doesnt.

As to what has changed from 1.27.x to 1.29.x well Im afraid htc doesnt release changelog so to be perfectly blunt, we dont know
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] YaShGoHeL:
Hi friends i see that many gamer are here so i I will like to know which HD Game Thay love to Play On MINI?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] yackovsky:
Don't you have a console or pc to play games? Considering specs of mini, it's utterly useless for gaming ...
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] YaShGoHeL:
LOLZ i have PC+Tab+Galaxy Mini

Jst i want to know For my website.

Which Games shoud i upload for Galaxy Mini !

Nd i see that you always rude to others..!
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] sushil888:
sad

whenever somebody talk about games, irrelevant sad cause itried chainfire 3d . but could not found working qualcom zip thing ..... on the net. so no asphalt 6, 5, for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] YaShGoHeL:
I plaed Games Gangstar1,Gangstar2,nova,mordencombat sanstrom,deadspace,fifa,mike v skateboard,And many other games without lags.

-->you says its like a slide show!

Using Galaxy Mini/Pop/Next

Note : Send PM me for Help About Games On SGM Or Other QVGA Armv6 Phones.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] yackovsky:
B please... it's all like slideshow compared to ps3 or good PC... or even good phone, which is still only a PHONE...
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] YaShGoHeL:
Its phone not a ps3 or a pc..

So games comes like a phone not like pc..

Using Galaxy Mini/Pop/Next

Note : Send PM me for Help About Games On SGM Or Other QVGA Armv6 Phones.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] starbriganza:
GTA 3.

:D
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] ayadXperiaSP:
slash HD
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Jorge95:
Nova, Final Fantasy III and Eternal legacy

Enviado desde mi GT-S5570 usando Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] antonschwab:
only deadspace:D
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] im abcd:
Real football 11 , I love it .
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] xxxraymond:
hd game

i play plants vs zombies on my phone without any lags but it drains the battery quickly. its only available in the amazon appstore though
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] enskje:
Lol. Does it hurt for you that ppl playing it? Im playing dragon fly, it isnt hd but its fun. NFS Shift no lag,.60-70 fps.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] antonschwab:
and I play call of mini zombies,Age of zombies
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] broncogr:
Thread cleaned.

Any more attitude or language used here and action will be taken against those who simply dont listen.

Consider this a final warning on the subject....
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] F4uzan:
Gangstar 1, and GTA
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] dankaru:
N.O.V.A and PES !
[G2 and Desire Z General] soadfan:
Is anyone heard about numpad only keyboard or is there way to set the numpad of phone keypad ph the the default touch input as default input method?

My point is that is really annoying (if enter a lots of digits in excel for example) to "click" on a cell, than "click" formula bar to enter in edit mode, than u need to change the keyboard, argh...

And the second one:

What is most stable ROMs of the DZ. I have rooted and s-off (i think so) device, but since month ago htc sense restarts more often. What is the best solution install new ROM or upgrade only htc sense? Is the guide for beginners of changing roms?
[G2 and Desire Z General] strip419:
Don't know what you want in you first question but for the second except there is an OTA update for you I won't recommend updating it with a sense Rom from other developers if you have root and s_off then its very easy all you need is clockworkmod recovery or 4ext recovery there are so many roms here for you check the development section but for sense I recommend gen Y visionX B5(ics) and for stock try andromadus audacity B5(ics)

Simple steps. 1.get Rom manager rom market you can flash CWM from there

2.get a room of your choice from developer section

3.do a backup of your Rom incase you change your mind

The rest you will know from where you got your rom, full wipe blah blah blah......... It's very safe but next time try google its much easier than asking here trust me;):cool:
[G2 and Desire Z General] soadfan:
I think already have clockwork mode recovery (because i rooted too late after purchase and didn't want to lose all of apps i had to use some guy with this little tool that do all the thing in one automated process in 15 minutes for 10$)

I can't post link or attach images so i'll try to explain what i meant in first q:

You know what is numpad on pc keyboard. There is a lots of such a keyboard on the market but for remote control for PC. I need that kind of numpad for enter data on the phone. The stock touch input have this method called keypad panel (or T9 text input like some ppls call it) when u click 123 button for this method it brings very simple digits only keyboard on the screen. So i need NumPad only keyboard app or method to set default input method to this digits only keyboard. For WM exist this little tool SIP change, that can do the job is there possible ways on android?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] InflatedTitan:
Looking good bro.. makes the phone look mean lol. If you can create a zip I'll definitely be willing to rock this!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Skizzy034:
Haha I wish I could but I can't figure out how to get it to flash in twrp. I still have more to theme tho. It's time consuming.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] jayv81:
Really liking the red. Gives a nice relief to all the blue themes that's out there
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] InflatedTitan:
Hope you can modify these to red bro!!!
[Motorola Droid X2] tunasandwich395:
Hey guys, I've been lurking here for about 5 months now but I figured I needed to join the fun eventually!

So I've tried every CM9 since Alpha 3 and I love them, except for the fact that Trebuchet, Nova, AND Apex are all super laggy. But only on the homescreens. From what I've seen in videos of the ROM in action, the lag isn't all that noticeable, but I suppose we can blame that on refresh rates or something.

I'm really bummed because this one nitpick is all that's been keeping me from CM9, and I refuse to be on ICS and still using GO Launcher. So any love? Am I doomed to wait for kexec, or is there just something I'm not doing right while installing or something?

P.S. keep of the good work dzk and other devs!
[Motorola Droid X2] king..kranium:
After installing apex then freezing and uninstalling trebuchet I can report almost no lag. Like I haven't seen any but don't know how your phone will act... I just get the phantom touch every now and then...

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[Motorola Droid X2] DigitalMD:
Lag in many apps including the launcher is normal under the current kludge. Remember you are not running a fully functional version of CM9 because we do not have a ICS kernel and full graphics acceleration cannot work until we do along with some other features. Some improvements in speed may be gained by using V6 super, but its still a band-aid on the real problem of no kernel due to Verizon keeping the bootloader locked.
[Motorola Droid X2] tunasandwich395:
Thanks guys. I might try king...kranium's idea, or maybe I'll just wait for kexec or whatever our devs can come up with.
[Motorola Droid X2] king..kranium:
Forgot to mention pushing apex to system...

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[Motorola Droid X2] Gblake13:
If you look around the forum someone posted a newer version of trebuchet it works better. Can't remember what it was under but it's in the x2 section. That's what I'm using. V6 didn't work very well for me I got more problems after I installed the script.

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