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[HTC One X] deakodude:
Just had an email from HTC-UK saying if this repair does'nt go right I shall be getting a replacement.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Woo hoo :)

Sounds more like a carrier mess up than a HTC mess up, but that's just my opinion.

I can't see HTC supplying a different IMEI, it just doesn't happen.
[HTC One X] deakodude:
No from UPS delivering it and being signed for at HTC it was 10 days before they began repairs and only because of my constant ringing/emailing/facebook posts that got it back to me.

I queired the IMEI change and they told me the motherboard had been replaced but then again they tend to tell you only what they want to tell you.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
That doesn't sound to bad, most companies are usually between 7-14+ days.

The IMEI change still seems strange, even with a new mobo, they should keep the IMEI the same.
[HTC One X] dragonesdenano:
HTC dont Change IMEI.

Enviado desde mi HTC One X
[HTC One X] deakodude:
Oh really so I am making this up am I ?

Keep out of this thread unless you wish to add to it constructively.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
He's not saying your lying, it just doesn't happen - not from HTC or any other manufacturer.

That's why I said it seems very strange, even the motherboard change shouldn't affect this, IMEI should be kept by HTC.
[HTC One X] deakodude:
When I first received my HOX there were some sticky labels in the packaging with IMEI and serial number on and barcodes so I checked these against the IMEI by going into settings and it was totally different when/if that phone comes back from HTC I shall take a photo.UPS have just collected the HOX for delivery back to Regenersis.
[HTC One X] EddyOS:
Pretty sure changing the motherboard would change the IMEI, never checked when they replaced the MoBo in my old Sensation
[HTC One X] deakodude:
Thanks Eddy begining to doubt my own eyes.:rolleyes:
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Doubtful, others have had their mobo's replaced (i believe HTC do this for all repairs) and have had to check IMEI to check its their phone.

I've yet to see a changed one, apart from this thread of course.
[HTC One X] deakodude:
Just to rub salt in the wound read this..........http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/47101/htc-satisfaction-down-samsung-up
[HTC One X] Sebianoti:
HTC asks if your phone has been sim unlocked so when they repair it they can leave it unlocked, at least they asked me.

so i gave them the code i used to unlock it with.
[HTC One X] deakodude:
We are talking about the bootloader here not network lock.
[HTC One X] Sebianoti:
Oh, you do know unlocking it voids warranty. you can always unlock it again.
[HTC One X] deakodude:
Only voids your warranty if corrupt software is running the phone,my first repair was because the battery would no longer charge so mobo was swapped.Hence title of this thread.
[HTC One X] dragonesdenano:
Is this thread positive? Or just a samy adv? Look, when my ex phone was in trouble I never cry in xda, it was an SG2, overheat burnt board, so i took to repair. Had to wait a month, Then Had to Change to Motorola atrix.

Tell me what can we do for you?

Marked

Enviado desde mi HTC One X
[HTC One X] deakodude:
You can't do anything for me.........keep butting in don't follow this thread unless you can add to it.
[HTC One X] FreAkiBio:
I don't know about HTC but Sony Ericsson definately changed my IMEI when they replaced the motherboard in my x10
[HTC One X] Laurentius26:
Who cares about IMEI, if HTC repaired your device be happy!

If you still have a problem go talk to HTC again, pfff...... moaners!
[HTC One X] UKseagull:
I just got my One X back from warranty today, it had faulty G-sensors. The IMEI has changed but the serial number is still the same. I got the phone S-Off and Super-CID, it's now S-On and CID HTC_001.

I'm just pleased to have a working phone.
[HTC One X] nashshafrulrezza:
If mobo changed.. the imei also changed. I already experienced it when I'm using SXL.
[HTC One X] deakodude:
Thanks,more proof IMEI can be changed by HTC.
[HTC One X] UKseagull:
I thought this was worth mentioning, when I got my One X back from warranty, there was an accompanying letter. It said that they had placed a security seal inside the phone and if they found it to be broken, warranty would be void.
[HTC One X] Doo Doo:
LOL at Volt The Warranty in da pic :laugh:
[HTC One X] UKseagull:
I chuckled too. :good:
[HTC One X] Macklessdaddy:
same here
[HTC One X] deakodude:
I got the HOX back 2 days ago all seemed fine until this morning I noticed the dreaded yellow spot on the screen,spoken to HTC who have agreed to swap the handset for a new one because of the ammount of there money that has been spent trying to repair it.:good:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sadman Sakib:
Well I have a Galaxy S3 with 16 GB of internal memory. I recently got addicted to ashphalts(both 6 and 7), Batman: The Dark Knight, The Amazing Spiderman, Gangster Rio, ShadowGun and many more HD games. As stated, all of them consume huge amount of space and to make the matter worse you are not allowed to see the files that are being downloaded over wifi, so no way to move them manually. I got apps to sd installed which is pointless in Galaxy S3 as it has no option for apps to move to sd card.

Now is there any way I can get rid of this problem? Any way that I can move some of the apps on my 32 GB sd card? I dont want to root or do something like that. I rooted my galaxy s2 and enjoyed installing hundreds of ROMs but for S3 I prefer not to. The sock version is just too good. But is there any way to solve the space issue?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tft:
yeah, it sucks because 16gb only has less than 12gb of usable space :(

it is pretty lame how google removed support for installing to SD card.. i think they're doing this now to get people to buy android phone with more internal memory (32gb, 64gb,etc)..

unfortunately no solution unless you root and hack your phone to death.. might want to take a look at this.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arsaw:
Root is the easiest way to solve most issues including yours.

Other solutions:

1) Finish the game and uninstall it immediately.

2) Trade your phone for 64gb version.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sadman Sakib:
Thanks

Thanks mate. I did take a look at that forum earlier but thought that seemed pretty complex to me.

WEll perhaps you are right, google wants us to buy phones with high internal memory and surely we would! ****! Cut down the price then ;)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kp.nikhil:
if rooted u can use titanium backup and move to sd

Sent from galaxy s3
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ev0d3vil:
Serious? Does this work?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arjunpaliath:
@Ev0d3vil: I installed a sd card in one of my SGS3 and then downloaded GTA3 outside the play store. Then you get all the data in a zip, that can be used from sd card. I just installed GTA3 and it works fine from my SD card. Atleast I think. Anyways there is no way to move apps to sd in SGS3 unless rooted. Droidsail super app2sd is a great app that I had used for moving apps to SD in my previous android.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MattBooth:
There are two methods around this.

DirectoryBind: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1410262

Ext2InterlaSD: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1772234&page=39

I'm using the second method flawlessly.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bala_gamer:
Exactly.

@op

Directory bind solves you the issue

《tapatalked from galaxy s3》
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sxi200:
Yep. Good options. Personally I use gl to sd from play store. It moves game data to the external sd. You open the app and it shows you which games etc you can run / move data for. In options you can also add the data folder as well as select folders manually.
[Windows 8 General] _SpAiK_:
Hello, I want to upgrade my actual install of Win8 CP to RTM, but I won't let me do it because I don't have 20gb of free space. My tablet has a 30gb ssd with 20gb already used by the OS, so I need a way to bypass that limitation and let the upgrader overwrite the actual install.
[Windows 8 General] dazza9075:
i didnt thing it would allow upgrades from dp cp or rp.... CP to RP required a full install
[Windows 8 General] _SpAiK_:
I fact it doesn't allow to upgrade, but if you do this trick it will let you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SENSATION_XE:
just got my samsung galaxy nexus, but i have a really really annoying problem: when i turn my phone on and i have to type PIN it forces me to repeat this several times although i type correct PIN. had the same problem with my htc sensation xe on pure android!

this is really annoying because it takes me like 1minute to turn my phone on. luckily it happens not always.

can anyone help? it is stock, just got it delivered
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gpfnzl:
As it happened with your last phone and now is happening with a new phone, I would say its a sim card issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mlindema:
Faulty SIM

Agreed.

Have you got another SIM that you can try to prove the problem is with it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SENSATION_XE:
as well i have some issues with my signal recieving. im user of e-plus and i never get signals? tried another sim-card and had same problem with bad/no signals AND pin errors.

please help
[Android Apps and Games] Gary122:
Does anyone have the apk for kartrider rush?? It is not available in my country :(
[Android Apps and Games] charliebigpot:
try here --> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1816496 or simply google it..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SahilC:
Hey guys, an xda n00b here,

I really want CyanogenMod 10 for my Nexus, (not asking for ETA), but I don't have time to keep up with instabilities, etc. Does flashing the nightly every day take time? Or is it really easy?

How is the performance and battery life of CM10 over stock?

Yep, that's basically it.

Thanks in advance :)

-Sahil
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubakuba:
The CM team focuses on stability.

If an average user wants a Rom to flash literally once and never have to flash again...I'd flash CM10.

You'll end up with very very few bugs.

As far as installing, check post 2 of the guide linked in my sig if this process is new to you.

And updating nightlies doesn't take much time, no.

The general custom if you're already on a CM nightly would be to download/flash/wipe cache. Users generally don't wipe data often with the CM nightlies...but it's a good idea to do it occasionally, at least.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] buzzcomp:
CM 10 is not stable yet. If I were you I would stick with stock rom until CM10 gets stable version or at least RC version.

Personally, I'm using AOKP JB Build 1 and franco.Kernel Milestone 5. It's stable, fast, great battery life and it's my daily driver now. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SahilC:
Thanks for replying!

So even if its not stable yet, you think I should flash it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] atifsh:
As of 24-8 its stable, don't know what issues that guy having but I'm using it and it works just fine. Just remember to clean wipe the first time you flash cm10.

Also don't have to flash daily, I do it weekly or when major update is done. I check change log to see what has been updated weekly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] buzzcomp:
Nightly builds are daily compiled builds from source. This version therefore has the latest bleeding edge features & tweaks, but it is also the mostly likely to have bugs and issues. This version is not for general use.

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Latest_Version
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SahilC:
Thanks! I think I will flash it then. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JaisonGJI1815:
Hi there.

Just to let you know that I went from the Foxhound ROM over to CM10 (build from the 24th) and I tell you how good this ROM is.. no stability issues so far.

3g, WiFi, Bluetooth, etc all seems to be working well.

Just testing the battery life at the moment and switch the performance to On Demand (preference). Also not laggy like the previous ROM with scrolling, unlock and typing. Screen transitions seems quick.. All that with the CPU running at stock 1.2ghz (old ROM = 1.35).

Cheers.

---------- Post added at 01:46 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:44 PM ----------

Forgot to add I flashed this ROM 48hrs ago and have been using my phone quite heavily since. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nitin1009:
CM 10 is the best that happened to my nexus

Question for everyone: Where can I find the changelog of CM10 for Galaxy Nexus Nightlies?

Just last week I installed the CM 10 nightlies on my GSM nexus and to my surprise its extremely stable. I haven't seen it crash even once and now I'm hooked on updating it daily (won't recommend to everyone). But the nightlies are very stable, daily updated.

Compared to the stock ROM CM 10 adds so many features that I wanted. Things like having Reboot, Screenshot in the power options. Having power buttons in the drop down menu (WiFi, GPS, syncing etc. instead of only on the home screen), adding app shortcuts to screen lock etc.

Overall its way better than the stock rom but doesn't make you go away from what you're used to. Jelly Bean is fast and awesome.

Good luck,

Nitin
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SahilC:
Thanks all!

I LOVE this ROM, and I have had no issues with it so far. I just wish it had some more features as AOKP had, like NavBar settings.

Do we delete old nightly files after flashing the latest nightly? :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Herman76:
I usually keep a couple niggles on my phone just in case. I only flash a nightly when there are some commits of interest or one a week whichever comes first.

Swype'ed on my CM10 Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
http://mobile.cm10log.appspot.com/?device=maguro

Beamed from my Grouper
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SahilC:
So you do keep a few? I mean I think it would make sense to keep at least the last one, right, so it could recover settings and stuff? Correct me if i'm wrong, lol.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] guille0507:
does anyone know a fix for this rotation? its reall bothering me lol im running infamous ROm
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] VoiD_Dweller:
There is a rotation fix in the development section, but it's for skyrocket ROMs. Search is down right now but I'm sure you can find something. I wasn't aware of rotation problems with that rom though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tameracingdriver:
Having some very bizarre behavior from my Nexus recently.

I was trying to set up Latitude when I noticed the phone had my location down as Lynnwood, WA. This is somewhat amusing since I am in Newcastle Upon Tyne, in the UK - so my GPS is a mere 2,350 miles out. :D

I tried resetting the data in Maps and that has fixed the maps location, however, whenever I add a weather widget such as Beautiful Widgets or HD Widgets, both think I am still in Lynnwood. Yet in Google Now, it knows where I am, and the Maps know where I am, so where is it getting this information from?

Any ideas?

I'm pretty sure its Google Location Services doing this, but other than turning it off, with repercussions that has, I don't know how to fix it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Go into Google Now->Settings->Privacy and accounts, and check Use Google.com
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sublimaze:
You can also try FasterGPS from the market, a free utility that lets you select the GPS server for your region. Reboot after making any changes.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tameracingdriver:
Cheers I'll give it a shot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] diesel2k:
I have the same problem. I am in Copenhagen Denmark but maps says I am in lynwood???

Sendt fra min Galaxy Nexus med Tapatalk2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tameracingdriver:
That suggestion has not worked. I will try the next one. I'm sceptical though since I don't use GPS in my weather apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tameracingdriver:
As said I solved my maps problem by clearing data in the maps application in the applications settings. It has not solved my weather widget issues though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Sorry, I forgot to mention that you need to be on English (US) language.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blame2:
That's odd.. though Washington DC and Washington state Are about 3,000 miles apart. So your GPS is actually about 5000 miles off.

No idea how to fix it though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] exportsmedia:
I continually had this problem with my Droid incredible (I'm in California and it kept saying I was in china). I never found a fix, even switching to using Google's location. It eventually fixed itself on my phone most of the time but my wife's kept doing it. Verizon refused to replace our phones even though this didn't happen to everyone and was obviously an issue with the phone. For me rooting and flashing any ROM that wasn't stock took care of the issue on both phones permanently. Luckily we haven't had this issue since we upgraded to the nexus and she got the Droid razr.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tameracingdriver:
Ah cheers, although that will mess up the dictionary and other stuff?

Apologies, I mixed them up. The phone thinks I am near Seattle. Washington State not DC. Get confused with Washington at times, we also have a town called Washington about 10 miles away :)

Interesting. I don't mind flashing ROMs, have done so before many times on my N1, SGS2 and others. I was going to keep this phone stock so I could have a good all rounder without any weird glitches but I have so far found many weird glitches, so what is the point in staying stock I guess...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cordell507:
That happened on my n7 I was in sweetwater and it said I was in Finland, it was just the WiFi network I was on
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] exportsmedia:
Well if you don't use the weather Widgets, maps, etc then it might not bother you. Just turn off location settings. I got annoyed with it. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fooman123:
Have the same problem I'm in New Jersey and the phone thinks I'm in Las Vegas. I fixed it by going into settings locations, and turning off Google location service.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Extreme_One:
I have broken my 8Gb flash 80 G9 and am considering replacing it with the 250Gb HD model (as i can pick one up for a good price)

How much space is there for installing apps on the 250Gb HD model?

I would hope that there is at least the same amount of space in flash memory and the HD is reserved for media content?
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cajl:
"just" 2 go
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Extreme_One:
2Gb is pretty bad.

Hmmm not good!
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cajl:
just for the apk, it is good
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Extreme_One:
And applications that require additional data; for example games or GPS software? Can this extra data be transferred to the HD ?
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cajl:
yes the gps maps are on the HDD, for the game it is the same
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Extreme_One:
Thank you Cajil.

Sorry to keep asking all these questions but I want to make sure I make the right decision :

Does this behaviour of extra data installing to the HD happen automatically or do I need to use something like app2SD to force it to happen?
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cajl:
I don't use app2SD
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gen_scheisskopf:
It's 2GB flash chip, data partition (mmcblk0p4) is 1.5GB. Note that Apps2sd (native) is disabled, I can't say if 3rd party would work or not.

You may try to make an additional empty ext4 image and mount it as /data/app using init.d script
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trespolo:
I have an HDD 80g9 and I'ma having serious problems with the app space.

Since I started installing custom roms I don't have a lot of space left.

Just to make an example:my most space consuming apps are: chrome, firefox, angrybirds space, google currents and facebook. All togheter they sum up to 134mb and with all the other small apps I have 350mb of free space left.

The other day I couldn't update angrybirds space because it said I have not enough space. I had to uninstall and then re-install the app from scratch and it worked.

The biggest problem is that I can't install any other game or "big" app like autodesk sketchbook or photoshop because it says so.

If I could go back I would get the 16gb version and maybe buy an extra SD.

btw, apparently there's no way to move apps to the hdd.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Extreme_One:
This sounds bad.

Seems to me like the 250Gb HD model is crippled.

I want to install lots and lots of apps; ( I could install plenty of apps with my old 8Gb non-turbo) and now it seems that if I buy the 250Gb HD model I can install fewer apps?!?

OR is this only a problem when using custom ROMs? If I use the stock/default Archos ROMs will I still be able to install lots of apps without running out of space?
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trespolo:
I was able to install more apps with the unrooted stock rom.

every day I think about going back, but I need the benefits of rooting.

Right now I'm using a backup app to manage the apps I don't use frequently: when I need to use one of those, I backup a game, uninstall it and then restore the backup of the app I need.

It's not an ideal solution, but in the end it only takes a few minutes to do it.

The real problem for me is the lack of support of app2sd or similar. If someone is able to solve that, the tablet would be fine.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gen_scheisskopf:
-Rooted/custom firmware uses 400MB of /data space (system image is stored in /data/local) so usable /data space in this case is ~1GB (for apps & app+system data)

-Stock rom (thus also custom ones) does not support native Apps2sd because to HDD access times -much slower than flash memory- and power usage

And don't forget that Gen9 was designed primarily as multimedia center
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] messagemode:
Hi,

I recently bought a Sandisk 32GB Class 4 Micro SD card for my ST15i on ICS. I'm planning to move/link non system-related apps to it and store all my videos, music and pics into it. I've come across several threads regarding the issue at hand and this raised several questions:

1.) Is it advisable to partition it? If so, how and what would be the best method?

2.) How should I divide the space and what format should I use (FAT32, ext, etc)? Any rule I should follow?

3.) Lastly, which is better: link or to move apps using

Link2SD

or

App2SD

?

Thanks in advance. :)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] ScatteredHell:
1-yes, it's okay.

Download mini tool partition - Home edition

2- Fat for 2GB

Fat32 for 4GB or Above-----u should use Fat 32

if u partition the SD card ext size must be

128mb

256mb

512mb

1024mb ---don't use than 1024mb

3- I think link2sd is better, but app2sd also good.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Rudjgaard:
What he ^ said. :) But to make a few adds,

You format the whole sd card as fat 32, and set a high cluster size value. Then create ext partition which can be made in fat32, ext2 or ext3 (ext3 is said to be best)

You can also partition the sd card from cwn recovery (remember it will wipe all data on card).

Linking is better because it moves a larger number of info onto the sd card, i use link2sd which is very simple and efficient. Nonetheless when linking most backup apps except titanium will not be able to follow the simlink to the apk (i think mbackup also just solved this issue but i'm not sure), but they will backup the app data.

Also be sure to tweak your sd card speed in case you havent already done that. A 1024 read ahed value should be the best option for your class