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[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Oh, so you waited for the script to charge. (well done - i thought you were gonna be impatient again lol)

Your now completely stock and on latest OS.

You should notice a silky smooth home screen experience, better gaming, and generally faster OS. - live wallpapers are fixed, as are many other things.

You can remove the 3 button menu now too.

Updates will arrive via OTA as normal.

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As for titanium backup, you need root for this.
[HTC One X] tommyaweek:
Hi

Thanks for all.your help

However now my phones WiFi keeps cutting out disconnecting
[HTC One X] tommyaweek:
Also keep getting loading circle on front screen
[HTC One X] mdhafezi:
hey.

my HOX is powered off for 3 weeks.and i really appreciate you for your patient on this problem for our friends.your suggestion sounds good.i want to do it.

may you link your script again.the old one doesen't work
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] DarkXShadowX21:
I am looking to find out more information about this ROM.

It's been quite awhile since I've been part of any android development because once I got my hands on an iPhone I never looked back at my HTC Hero! Lol!

Anyways,

I am wanting to just ask about the basics before I jump into anything else as of the moment.

How would I go about getting new widgets for this?

-Clock

-Weather

etc...

I am also curious about boot screens that will work specifically with this ROM?

That's all I can think of right now. This ROM works really very smoothly and a lot better then this phone has ever worked before!

Since it's been sooooooo long for me, any kind of useful information to get me all up to date on anything would be great so I can dive back into my development stages with android again.

Thanks for any kind of advice and take care!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kcour2006:
Hate to even post this. I was having the same issues with the original Galaxy S.

Anyone happen to know why the note 10.1 would be shutting down fully? I hit the power button and it seems to "hibernate" but then I have to boot it up again later?

Stock everything...

Am I missing something?

Thanks for the help.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donec:
Do you have display lock turned off? Are you holding the power button or just tapping it once?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kcour2006:
Well everyone, the poor tablet just turned off and never turned back on. Took it back to the retailer and received a new one.

It was a defective note unfortunately.

Moderator please close this thread.
[General Questions and Answers] Formhault:
The title kind of says it all...

I purchased a Sony PlayStation 3 Bluetooth keyboard (this one). It's not exactly like the one in the picture... the keys layout is french, I guess (AZERTY, QSDFG, WXCWB). Also, M and ; are swapped, for example. Anyway... all inputs are the same as on a standard keyboard... just that the layout is different. Oh well, irrelevant.

I have a Samsung Galaxy Note. I tried it on my phone and my friend's phone (Note, too). It worked - all keys, even some shortcuts, and the trackball.

When I first paired to it, it asked for a key. I had to insert it on the keyboard then press enter or return. Then it was paired and would connect every time I switched BT on and clicked it.

That was yesterday. Today... I performed a full wipe and reflashed the ROM (TouchWiz-based ROM, ICS). Now, it just won't connect anymore! I keep getting a message saying "Couldn't pair with Wireless Keyboard because of an incorrect PIN or passkey". I wasn't even asked for a passkey!

I also tried CM9, CM10 and AOKP ROMs. Same thing!!!

The batteries are good... but I tried another pair of AA batteries, too, just to make sure...

What is to be done? :(

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Edit : earlier today, after several attempts (half an hour), I was able to connect again. I was asked to insert a number on the keyboard and press enter, and it worked. Now, after some more (many!) attempts, like 12 hours after (I was gone), it finally connected again...

But if I full wipe and flash another ROM, I'll lose it again... :/
[General Questions and Answers] Formhault:
Oh and before someone steps in and moves this thread over to the Galaxy Note Q&A section...

I tried the keyboard on a HTC EVO 3D, and the same thing happened. Connected first time easily. Then, after unpairing... it's hard to pair back. So I'd say it's pretty wide-spread, not only stuck to one device.
[General Questions and Answers] Formhault:
I made a backup of Bluetooth Pairings with Titanium Backup... performed a full wipe and flashed back the TouchWiz ROM I grew to like. The restore went fine, although the back up was from CM9... totally different ROM...

Oh well...

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I still wanna know... does anybody have any sort of solution for occurings like this? As far as I know, I'm not the only one who's had such a problem, and it's not really device/keyboard specific :) .

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So many views... yet no answer... :(
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rpolito73:
I am helping a friend with root, rom, etc. I have the SGS3 for Tmobile. Are there any kernels that can be overclock for the Verizon version? Thanks for any help
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Karl:
Clean kernel and the kernel in syn are overclockable

Sent from my Galaxy S III using Forum Runner
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] epagib:
SynergyROM for Verizon. No problems personally to date. Great ROM with custom kernel. Overclockable to 1.9

And eschalon and TrevE recently built-in efs/imei backup as well. Gravy.

---------- Post added at 03:18 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:13 PM ----------

Imoseyon's kernel for VZW is also overclockable too. Its over at rootzwiki website.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Saauron:
Ktoonsez released a great kernel I've been running on AOKP http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1853816, but that's only for AOSP based JB ROMs. OC's to 2106 and UC's to 96. Supports over/undervolting too.

Imoseyon has a TW based kernel, leankernel which I was running great on Beans and Synergy.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YoramZa:
Is anyone else experience problem with the GPS lock with LPU.

I have installed WanamLite 12.4 few days ago and it takes more then 2 MIN to get a GPS lock.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] polzovotel:
Yes, I have this problem with all 4.0.4 versions (starting from wanamlite 12.3). Seems to be the problem is with the samsung code.

No solution yet, so I am back to wanamlite 12.1

P.S. Few people do report to have a fast lock with LPU - not sure how, but maybe there is some difference in hardware...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YoramZa:
Thanks,I will wait ubtill the next version of WanamLite
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] polzovotel:
Next version will be based on XWLPX - that still has this problem (but working slightly better than previous one).

I am still wondering how some other users claim fast gps lock...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YoramZa:
¸

With this solution I get a little bit faster GPS fix:

Setting > location services > Google location service:

enable --> disable and then enable.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YoramZa:
New version for WanamLite 12.5

I going ti install it.

I will report later if it fixed the GPS bug.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YoramZa:
The bug still exists on 12.5
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AJ88:
The problem still there

we all should be polite enough to press thanks for anyone who helped US.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YoramZa:
So what should we do?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AJ88:
Wait till any update fix that

we all should be polite enough to press thanks for anyone who helped US.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YoramZa:
I guess we have no choice.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] polzovotel:
Is there some way to report this issue to Samsung ?

In the past, Nexus also had a GPS lock problem when 4.0.4 was released. Then Google fixed it.

Probably Samsung took this code and based there roms on it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YoramZa:
I don't know, i'm waiting for JB 4.1
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] polzovotel:
Well, it will take 2-3 month ....
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] polzovotel:
Wanam 12.6 - still the same problem.

Left - 12.6 (4.0.4) - see the satellites,

but do not lock (or lock after 1-2 minute):

Right - 12.1 (4.0.3) - see the satellites, lock in 1-3 sec:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YoramZa:
Two more months until November. :(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YoramZa:
Try this it works for me

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=31783363#post31783363
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dudejb:
Have you noticed since the leak of Ics the forums have been really busy. I just want to say how I love seeing So many people around here. Its nice to see so many people interested in their glide!
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dude52:
I Really Agree With You!, It May Not Be too much of a popular phone or the best but The Interest has went up!
[Samsung Captivate Glide] jvuong:
Yeah I bought this phone cuz of the size and slide out key board. Was thinking of selling but now since the leak im gonna keep it. This phone is probably the best in its class
[Samsung Captivate Glide] bakageta:
I dunno, I'd lean towards the Droid 4 over the Glide, but the Glide is certainly no slouch, and since Verizon has terrible coverage in my area it was a no-brainer.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] enewman17:
Not sure why this phone didn't take off.. It took me a little bit of getting use to switching form my Inspire 4G/DHD but i must say its really nice. The only thing i don't like is the usb storage and the way it handles the sd card. But with the mod of the vold.fstab file this really is a great phone with tons of potential. If it would have had a global version not just rogers and att it would have a lot more development I'm sure. Good thing it has been a rock solid phone so far. Nice to see ICS on this, maybe that will trigger a spur in sales... probably not.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dudejb:
Did you get the ability to change the vold file in Ics? I was not able to. If you did how did you do it?
[Samsung Captivate Glide] bakageta:
I was able to change the vold.fstab without problems, you do need to mount /system as rw but other than that it's nothing special. I've got a modified copy (and the original) posted here. Extract the modded file to the root of your internal memory, and do something like this:

mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/platform/sdhci-tegra.3/by-num/p2 /system
cp /sdcard/vold.fstab.mod /etc/vold.fstab.mod
mv /etc/vold.fstab /etc/vold.fstab.orig
chmod 644 vold.fstab.mod
cp /etc/vold.fstab.mod /etc/vold.fstab

Then, reboot your phone. As I mentioned in the thread, the internal memory doesn't want to mount on initial boot for me, but going to storage and mounting the "sdcard" will mount it just fine. To restore, just do this:

mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/platform/sdhci-tegra.3/by-num/p2 /system
rm /etc/vold.fstab
cp /etc/vold.fstab.orig /etc/vold.fstab

(edit)

If you use root explorer or something similar, I imagine that would work as well... I've not purchased it as I tend to do everything from either a terminal on the phone, or through an adb shell.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Aquethys:
Or photon q. ;)
[Samsung Captivate Glide] bakageta:
It's certainly an impressive looking device. I didn't realize it had just launched, I thought it was still unreleased.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dudejb:
Yes but do those phones have keyboards? I believe Droid does but it was slower then glide CPU wise.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] enewman17:
I haven't messed with the ics rom since it leaked, still on GB. But I'm glade I flashed the leak cause with the new bootloader it got rid of the rogers branded splash screen on boot. Now its just a black screen with a white Samsung logo. I wish I knew more about android and Linux so I could dev. But I'm just going wait till the official ics rom is out, IMO ics is still young and a lot of games especially don't work or crash a lot. Till ics is the more dominate os on phones and programmers fix their apps I don't feel the need to upgrade just yet. Although I want to up grade, I would prefer cm10 it is awesome on my inspire 4g but still buggy since we don't have an official ics. Hopefully someone here will be able to port it to our glide
[Samsung Captivate Glide] bakageta:
The Droid 4 has a dual core 1.2ghz (I believe a TI OMAP), which is slightly faster than our phone. Both the Droid 4 and Photon Q have hardware keyboards that look to be quite nice.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] bobbinthreadbare:
the d4 is faster but for me the locked bootloader (even though they can get around it, its still not unlocked) and unibody design sway me away. sometimes the battery needs to be pulled, modding or not. and i usually carry a second battery when at friends or going out all night.

if moto would produce a droid 1 with modern hardware, unlocked, id jump on it. well i do like the 4 inch screen vs the 3.7 on the d1 but it was a great phone. so even now the glide is the best keyboard phone out in my opinion. what id give for a more active dev community though..
[HD2 General] ioy:
I've just installed the Paranoid-Jellybean 1.99

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1793180

on my EU HTC HD2

I can't anderstand what sd the idea behind program S2E, it seems its purpose is to move apps to SD but when used it this way then all newly installed Widgets disappeared :( What's more even without launching S2E in Settings thare are options to move individual apps to SD (not for all in fact)
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
it isn't talking about the normal fat partition on the sd card, you must have an EXT partition created before using the app.

What it does, is take the ext partition on the sd card and makes the system think that it is internal memory, thus giving you more 'internal' memory for apps and data and such like.

This isn't the same as choosing 'move to sd ' in the settings - apps options, as this moves the app to the FAT (windows) partition of the sd card. Some apps wont work when 'moved to sd', however they WILL work from the ext partition, because android thinks its internal.

So, if you haven't already got an ext partition, back up the contents of your current sd card (it will get wiped) then reboot into cwm, choose 'advanced - partition sd card' and choose a partition size. (512 or 1024 is usually plenty) then restart android and try the app again.

Any apps that you have already 'moved to sd', go move them back to internal, and the system should automatically move them from the FAT partition to the EXT partition.
[HD2 General] ioy:
Tahnk you for your explanation. Also I must apologize I confused the names of the programs - in fact its S2E rather than A2S (the previous post have written from memory). However probabely this s2e serves the same purpose, as it has such relevant commands:

Applications - Location: /data/app

Private apps - Location: /data/app-private

...

and so on, until:

Dalvik cache - Moving from /data to /sd-ext

So, I've chosen the first option and got displayed:

Application

Moving from /data to /sd-ext

Reboot is required!

and rebooted the phone, but the result was disappointing - several apps dissappeared including all Widgets!

Of course I've had ext3 partition previously set.

What was wrong?

Other question please: exactly WHAT is worth moving to SD Ext partition, Dalvik cache too?
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
yea they do the same/similar things - namely move parts of the system to the ext partition, and create symbolic links so that the system doesnt notice they've moved.

You seem to be moving your entire data folder to the ext, which i believe has an impact on boot performance, since the data partition wont be mounted straight away, and android needs it during boot.

I don't know a great deal about the various app2sd scripts, but the ones i've used normally only move the /data/app/ (your user installed apps folder) and the dalvik cache to the sd-ext partition.
[HD2 General] ioy:
So won't it exert excessive load on SD card which could lead to some sort of instability or other issues?
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
better than exerting load on the nand and increasing the chances of bad blocks, right?
[HD2 General] ioy:
theoretically YES but then does it also apply for the whole Android ROM itself (please compare the neighbouring discussion "is NAND Android better than SD and why?")
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
no thanks, i have far more interesting things to do. i couldn't care less if there's excess load, though i'm pretty sure there isn't, since i've been running an ext partition for several months and no problems.
[HD2 General] ioy:
Have you understood me well? I've asked about the problem probably NAND ROMs themselves wear NAND memory too so would it be safer (for the device) to use SD ROMs (which write only on SD memory all the time)? How do you think, could it be the case?
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
i think if it were of any real benefit, people would be talking about it, but no one does. I guess its down to you, if YOU think it will help, then do it. If you don't, don't!

I guess battery drain would be teh real deal maker/breaker. I havent used sd android, but i believe it to be (in general terms) a little less stable, more prone to slowdowns, and harder on teh battery. But thats all anecdotal evidence, as i said, ive never booted sd android.

(edit - i must say, in humour, not meaning offence, that between this thread and your other thread, you sound like a guy who just bought a sports car and wants to cycle to work to save wear and tear on teh car :) )
[Gen9 Android Development] steve adams:
I'm getting ready to root and install a custom rom, will my GPS work then? Also is the tablet her experience smoother after custom rom install?
[Gen9 Android Development] julle131:
This topic should have been created to general. GPS will work on most of the ROMs, and the lock time can be even boosted with some apps. Tutorials to boost lock time can be found on xda, but in different device forums. Use search to find them. Tablet seems to be faster for me. I also use supercharger script which keeps makes the device work better too.
[Gen9 Android Development] iourine:
To my experience, there is one caveat, especially for overclocked models and units. The CPU produces too much heat, and the GPS receiver stops working in some finite time. Either it sees the satellites but cannot fix on them, or does not see them at all. Then the CPU and the GPS start running at their full speed, searching for the satellites, and heat even more, etc. Finally it may be so hot that you sense burnt if you touch the plastic (!) housing at the motherboard corner.

Once switched off and cooled, it works properly, but not too long - in my case, about 10 to 15 minutes. Surely it dependes heavily upon the GPS program that you are running, and upon how intensively it uses the CPU. But nowdays most programs are written in the most straight way to run the engine at full rate, without regard to the fuel tank 8-(

First I ran into this problem on 1,2GHz model, now things are even worse on 1,5GHz motherboard. I think CPU needs to be deliberately

underclocked

when using this device as a GPS navigator. And generally this is not the best product for this application. It makes sense using its GPS capability only occasionally, in non-critical situations, as a side benefit to its other uses (media player/internet browser/book reader/etc.)

ps. There have been numerous complains in this forum about GPS non-working in various firmwares. In such cases, check for overheating first of all! This is really a weak point in A101G9 design. Apparently the overall design was done for 1GHz CPU, and putting the 1,2 or 1,5GHz in the same housing is beyond its cooling capabilities. Or think about placing a small USB-powered fan into the modem slot, 8-) it is possible to do even without opening the device itself.
[Gen9 Android Development] steve adams:
My GPS does not work atm. I was hoping that using a custom rom would fix that. Hmmmm what to do?
[Gen9 Android Development] julle131:
Install sde, and then install ICS@blue V03. Then report back here.
[Gen9 Android Development] TjaXanK:
My experience with Rooted Firmwares is good, the tablet runs a bit smoother if you set the cpu at the maximum clock and have it stay there, battery life is not affected from what I've seen... The Tablet does get warm if you give it "intense" tasks, but not hot enough for it to "burn" in you hands... GPS has been working 100% perfect for me... maby try installing GPS test and faster fix from the market, that might improve the gps performance.
[Gen9 Android Development] jsthorpe:
Rooted my 101 T9 Turbo, no GPS problems at all.

Posted from Android 4.0.3
[Gen9 Android Development] smithmal:
I have a G9 80. I have seen success with the following ROMs:

1.Stock ICS 4.0.7 Rooted (not the deodex version, but the original version)

2. ICS Blue

Stock 4.0.6 rooted did not work (couldn't lock onto satellites) and neither did 4.0.7 in deodex form (Sygic GPS software crashed). Make sure after flashing rooted ROM that you also download GPS Test app. Go into settings and clear AGPS data. This should allow you to lock onto satellites very quickly.

I'm currently running the ICS Blue ROM using the Sygic GPS software and loving it.

smithmal
[Gen9 Android Development] steve adams:
Awesome, I'm working on getting blue loaded, but I'm running into a couple of snags. Good to hear that it works with blue. Blue with o/c will be my weapon of choice now. Hopefully going to get it loaded tomorrow, as well as jellybean on my 989 galaxy.
[Motorola Droid 4] joelharter:
Does any one else have an issue with the sound out of the ear piece crackling. It is sometimes worse than others. I have rooted so the warranty is out of the question. Any thoughts or solutions?
[Motorola Droid 4] joelharter:
This is for my wife's phone. Don't be fooled by my signature. I'm in the right forum.
[Motorola Droid 4] dbreezy187:
I thought there was a topic on this form already about this issue. I have went through four d4's so far... some do this some don't I'm guessing...
[Motorola Droid 4] myfishbear:
use android speaker cleaner while in call and it will clean the earpeice
[Motorola Droid 4] carpshow:
No more crackling speaker!

I had the same problem with my speaker & I thought it was the speaker going out! I installed Speaker Cleaner by Nine Six Apps and just clicked "Activate" after opening the app. A tone was emitted and the phone vibrated for a few seconds and my crackling speaker issue was 100% resolved. I was skeptical and figured it was BS, but I can verify that it works! Thanks again myfishbear!
[Motorola Droid 4] joelharter:
That's for the speaker, anything for the ear piece?
[Motorola Droid 4] joelharter:
Tried that with no luck...
[Motorola Droid 4] joelharter:
Even in call...
[Motorola Droid 4] dbreezy187:
Like I said this did not work for me either just send it in... this one has lasted twice as long as the other 3... with no sign of anything going wrong yet...knock on wood

I was rooted for all three

Sent from my DROID4
[Motorola Droid 4] kwiggington:
Yes mine crackles from time to time
[Motorola Droid 4] inobla:
Android speaker cleaner, blowing it out, no luck..

Mine has crackled off and on since I bought it. Sometimes it was just a little bit, sometimes not at all. I contemplated using insurance but I don't actually call with it enough to risk the dreaded "refurbish lottery." Unfortunately, shortly after the ICS update the speaker went from cracking now and then to crackling constantly. It's very harsh clipping sound and I hate it. I have the full insurance and I'd consider having it replaced at this point, but the "root watermark" they added with ICS will probably cause my phone to be rejected from warranty qualification... even though this is a wide spread mechanical design flaw that's unrelated to rooting. Maybe I can hope the phone gets stolen. :angel: