yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hokoonho:
I have got exactly the same problem, with my 2days old tf101g, just can't make ADB to work. I will try that with another computer today, hope the naked driver works.

updated. th nake driver work nicely. Just push the new version of recovery to the tablet internal sdcard. just type "adb push cwm6.zip /sdcard/update.zip " .

flash the new zip and done.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shabz6547:
hi

Hi there friends there is a tutorial on YouTube on how you do it [YOUTUBE]

Just type Down HTC one x adb push files to sd n cwm recovery mde

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wenwen500:
I've got my phone for over one month,and I've tried everything through over the great Internet.

But finally I am conquered,means I failed to root my device.

My device is called Bambook Phone S1...

little guys heard about this device,i know i know...

but i'm really twisted by this phone,every(I really means EVERY!) apps on this device were initialized by this device's GREATEST EVER(:crying:) owner SNDA corp.

those apps pis*ed me off.

can't get them killed completely but resurrected in few minutes.

I counted there are 42 apps which were initialized that can't be uninstall or replaced.

This device seems like the CORP. have locked the recovery as well as the Bootloader,and guys said the root right is locked in some other way

I'm really get no idea how to make my phone work nicely...twisted with bounds of guys who are using and twisting by this Surprisingly Bambook S1

NEED HELP!

This corporation swear they will release the root tools in the future,but recently they swallowed their words and announced "get it rooted in the future or not is not decided yet"after we have bought their Bambook S1
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackhawwk07:
Hi!

So, a few days ago I've upgraded my S2 to stock 4.0.4. and Siyah Kernel. After a few days with the new OS the phone suddenly crashed and all of my apps which were neatly organized in folders were out again. Additionally, my facebook, twitter and some other accounts were signed out. After that episode the phone freezes when i start using it (i.e. when I get ready to swype the pattern to unlock it or when i move between pages). Today, I have re-installed 4.0.4. and Speedmod kernel and unfortunately I'm having the same issue again :( .

Any thoughts!

Thanks! Any help is much appreciated!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jokesy:
Perform a factory reset. It's always recommended to do it after software upgrades

Swyped from my Samsung Galaxy SII
[HD2 General] ioy:
I'ver got EU HTC HD2 and want to install Paranoid-AOKP-JellyBean. As you can see there are 2 versions of this interesting ROM:

NAND: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1817793

and

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

It's written elsewhere SD Androids can be used as dual-boot together with WindowsMobile (or with WP). It sounds perfect but there should be a price for this. That's why please explain me what is the superiority of NAND version of this Paranoid (and of all NANDs in general)? Thank you!
[HD2 General] mengfei:
NAND = faster than SD but limited space fo apps, use link2sd/ap2sd or the like

SD = almost on par with nand but sometimes can slow down, Big storage for apps

i use both NAND & SD to boot Andy
[HD2 General] hucesar1017:
Thanks for clarifying this. I always wondered the difference as well.

And to make sure

NAND is limited built in memory but stable

Sd is greater space but isn't always as stable because of class? Or is there another reason for that?
[HD2 General] mengfei:
I "guess" the class doesn't have much impact since that speed is mostly for READ/ Wite/ Copy, I used both class 4 & class 10 & sometime I find that the class 4 is even more stable.

SD could be slower/ unstable might be because it needs to access some data/ memory & fetching could cause some mishaps - i guess :silly:
[HD2 General] rexx87:
I use SD Android for over a year and truth is, since few months I didn't found any fast and stable build like those on NAND. Well, maybe on Gingerbread there were few ones that worked well, but since ICS was announced there always been some problems.
[HD2 General] prosecutor55555:
thats true but there is a few roms works fine.
[HD2 General] theabsurdman:
i have only experience of darkstone superram froyo on SD, never tried NAND, but i've been amazed with how fast and stable that is.

i only installed it recently to get wifi tethering with my blackberry playbook but if i'd known how good it was going to be and how easy to set up i would have installed it ages ago.

the fact that i can revert to winMo at any time by rebooting makes it a no-brainer.
[HD2 General] Spaqin:
SD Android might be unstable because most SD cards aren't used to have such a high load all the time and often they end up with data corruption, so chkdsk every week gets into your routine. That makes NAND ROMs superior to SD ones.
[HD2 General] rexx87:
Maybe, but it doesn’t change the fact that NAND is still better choice than SD.
[HD2 General] ioy:
However the main concern reported elsewhere was these SD Androids consumed much more energy so this resulted in quick battery drain. Would you confirm those reports?
[HD2 General] ioy:
So then what about NAND ROMs with scripts like Apps2SD? If you move most your apps into SD card then won't they exert too much load on SD card too?
[HD2 General] ioy:
Is Paranoid-jellybean also among them?

Other question: it seems SD ROMs save NAND memory since elsewhere it's reported NAND memory wore too, especially under intensive writes, so maybe would the SD ROMs be the remedy? How do you think?
[HD2 General] Nigeldg:
Please use the multi-quote feature rather than triple posting.

SD Android drains battery faster than NAND Android, yes.

TBH I've used both forms of Android and neither seems to have exerted strain on my SD card very much. At the very least, my SD still appears with the same amount of storage it originally came with.

Correct, repeated writing of the NAND (especially for those people who think Task29 helps when it doesn't) can cause bad blocks which cannot be written to and eventually may make the phone unusable. However, having done a fair amount of flashing my phone I don't think I have many bad blocks. If I do, then they haven't actually affected me yet (i.e. I can use the recommended /system partition without having to account for extra space from the bad blocks).
[HD2 General] halninekay:
Hi.

So that means flashing to NAND is limited? And it's better to use SD ROM's. How do I find out if and when the NAND becomes bad blocks.

Thank you.
[HD2 General] Nigeldg:
Why not Google/forum search that? And when you say limited, you mean that there's a limit to the number of times you can flash, right? Well if there is one it's incredibly high, and it certainly isn't better to use SD ROMs as they're much slower and consume more battery.
[HD2 General] halninekay:
Okay,

Thank you very much.
[HD2 General] MajrHardon:
Thanx!!
[HD2 General] bobby1503:
Nand is much faster as it uses the ram rather than having to read the SD card and then put it into the ram so speed is visibly slower. I use a nand ROM but with a2sd support. That wat you get the speed of a nand ROM but the app space of an SD ROM.. best of both
[Android Software Development] wizwin:
Here is an update to 'agcc' wrapper originally written by Andrew Ross. You can find his original version here.

Modded/Updated agcc

Helps you to quickly compile native C code for ARM, MIPS or x86 targets. I updated 'agcc' to try out a few existing exploits on Android, in hope of finding a few more to open up root for my new phone.

I thought some of you may find this updated script useful for compiling native code. I have tested these changes only on a Windows machine using Android NDK r8b.
[Android Software Development] wizwin:
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[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RBarnett09:
Opened superuser and went to update binary. Binary installs but when it checks to see if it works, it fails.

Is this just how life is now or is there a fix?

I'm running Gingeritis 3D.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] disconnecktie:
This happens often. Try again later. You may check to see if superuserneeds to be updated in the market.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trter10:
flash this through recovery http://downloads.noshufou.netdna-cdn.com/superuser/Superuser-3.1.3-arm-signed.zip
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RBarnett09:
Do I need to wipe anything?

Just dalvik, maybe?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] disconnecktie:
Just caches will be fine.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RBarnett09:
Strangest thing...

I just downloaded that file and didn't even flash in recovery.

Went back to SU and it installed the new binary no problem at all.

O_o
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] browning:
I've received several severe weather alerts today which is pretty cool. I was checking out the settings for these alerts and found that I can turn them all on or off except for the Presidential alert. Does anyone know how to force that one off? I'd prefer not to receive Obobo spam. If the zombies do come, I'm sure I'll know long before a Presidential alert hits the phone.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sslbaron:
From what I've read before, you cannot turn off presidential alerts. :(

I've already tried to turn it off. He has nothing to say that I want to hear. lol
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] mattemer:
I'm sure it won't be a political message if we're receiving a presidential alert. I don't know if you both really think that's the case or not though. Those are the messages you don't want to ever see bc yeah, either zombies or the Chinese are attacking, and we're effed.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Cloaker:
Yeah, a presidential alert would be something like another 9/11 attack or a major disaster, etc. I doubt any of us will get a presidential alert during our ownership of this phone. At least I hope not.

---------- Post added at 01:38 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:36 AM ----------

The first I would be more than okay with. I love zombies. Google "the dead linger"(no affiliation).
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] mattemer:
Will you still love zombies as they are munching on your brain?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Cloaker:
That won't happen. ;)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] William:
Goodgrief! If this whole 'zombie fantasy' thing doesn't end soon I'm going to eat my own brains!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] blscallions:
I'm wondering how to flash UCKK1 modem on cm10 jellybean with mtd. I have tried using the modems zip that is in the modems thread which didn't work. I had read in another thread that those modem packages didn't work on mtd. Is there any way that I can change the modem? UCKK1 seems to have better reception than UCLB3 in my area.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] andros11:
I believe it is placed on the radio partition.

Extract the modem.bin and copy to /radio.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mg2195:
Correct! :D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] blscallions:
Modem.bin

Replacing modem.bin in /radio doesn't seem to work. I did that and I don't get a signal lock and in about phone. it doesn't register the change. I also tried flashing modem.bin using odin with same results.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mg2195:
Mtd is a mess...don't know what else to suggest
[Samsung Infuse 4G] blscallions:
Update

I also tried placing the other modem.bin directly into the cm10 8/31 zip file before flashing it. It did not work and to boot I ended up having to go back to stock to get the modem to change back. I wonder if it might be more than modem.bin that controls this in mtd?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] hvega11:
I ran into the same issue I wanted to run uckl2 on cypher flashing doesn't work nor did replacing the modem.bin. Under about phone it showed unknown tried a complete reflash of rom still unknown had to go all the way back to stock. I even tried starting on and ics rom and flashing uckl2 then cypher still no go. I seem to have fewer sod's when on uckl2 that's why I wanted to change.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] blscallions:
SGS mtd modem

I downloaded a modem that was for mtd Samsung Galaxy S. It looks like it has an install script in it. Is this specific to sgs or is this something that mtd needs to flash the modem? File name is flash_modem.sh
[Samsung Infuse 4G] blscallions:
Opened flash_modem.sh in notepad. It is a busybox install script. Everything seems to be the same as the process already used on infuse to change modems except for one line.

mount /dev/block/mtdblock6 /radio

echo

Does this "mtdblock6" have anything to do with the radio? Is this why we cant flash modems? What is the script doing to mtdblock6? Whole script posted below:

#!/sbin/sh

$BB=busybox

echo "Remounting partition"

$BB mkdir -p /radio

$BB umount /radio

$BB mount /dev/block/mtdblock6 /radio

echo "Removing old modem.bin"

$BB rm -f /radio/modem.bin

echo "Replacing modem.bin"

$BB mv /tmp/modem.bin /radio/modem.bin

echo "Setting permissions"

$BB chmod 0775 /radio/modem.bin

echo "Done"

exit 0
[Samsung Infuse 4G] rmsnus:
I tried what you all are discussing. Replacing modem.bin from the flashable zips is a no go. I am sure there are more dependecies to it than just replacing the file. If you see the modem.bin size for UCLB3 in the flashable zips, it is 13.39mb while the same in scott's package is 15mb. One good thing is just replacing doesn't break anything. If you replace the modem.bin from scott's package back in the /radio folder and set 777 permissions and reboot all is good to go. That way one doesn't need to go to stock which is quite a pain.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mg2195:
Our mount points are different...ill look at our exact mount points later...see if there is any other dependencies I can locate...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
/dev/block/mtdblock6 is a partition. i don't know if it is the same as the one used in jt's conversion, what the line does is unmount /radio whatever partition it may be mounted to and remounts radio to the specified partition, it might help if somehow /radio didn't properly mount for whatever reason, and with all the issues with the radio and efs not showing up for so many people that's one area to look at. i'll try to do some investigation on my phone and see what block devices /radio and /efs are then i can say how to do this in command line if it's different.

edit; my /radio appears to be mounted to mtdblock5 so try to umount /radio and mount /dev/block/mtdblock5 /radio then mv the modem.bin for an infuse or sgs4g into /radio efs is on mtdbolck4 for anyone with imei problems and can't restore an efs backup try to umount /efs and mount /dev/block/mtdblock4 /efs
[Samsung Infuse 4G] blscallions:
So out of curiosity I actually typed the entire scriptinto terminal emulator on the infuse. everything seems to go ok until im supposed to move the modem.bin into /radio. There I get "failed on 'modem.bin' - Cross-device link".Not sure if this means anything just figured I'd put it out there
[Samsung Infuse 4G] blscallions:
I tried to flash modem.bin from cm10 8/31 build using odin. We know this modem.bin works, but when I flashed in Odin it does the same thing as other modems, unregistered, no signal lock. Clearly some sort of registration going on. Wonder why it works in cm10 build and cant be flashed any other way
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
can't use odin, we aren't using that partition on mtd.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] blscallions:
Success!!! I have flasged sgs modem KJ6 on infuse 4G i'll post screenshot in a minute
[Samsung Infuse 4G] blscallions:
I do have signal lock, not a great one but it is locked. All I did was modify the install script inside sgs modem zip.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] blscallions:
I have a working cwm flashable kj6 modem zip. It can be flashed by the cwm that comes with cm10 that scott hart did. If anyone wants it I'd be glad to upload. I'm gonna try swapping the modem.bin files to see if I can do other modems with same package. If you want me to upload could I get recommendation on where to upload it too.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] blscallions:
Galaxy S Modems that are flashable on cm10

If you have scott hart's cm10 installed the zips below can be flashed in cwm. The are galaxy s modems kd1, kg4, and kj6. I have tested these myself.

KD1: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BwqDOlQAQYJAZ3ZlMFNqQ3JxNkE

KG4: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BwqDOlQAQYJAM3QtVUN3TWJ6NjA

KJ6: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BwqDOlQAQYJAdlV5OEN6S3ZFM00
[Samsung Infuse 4G] blscallions:
Thanks for the info Dani. I changed the install script to point to where you said it should be mounted and now I have three sgs modems working on the infuse. I tried replacing modem.bin in the package to one from the earlier infuse modems but it didn't work. Seems odd that sgs modems do work on infuse. In my area KD1 actually gets a really good signal too.
[Nook Touch General] kah89:
My nook is frozen on the welcome screeen when i tried to copy a file to system ?

the version is 1.1.2

I used TouchNooter 2.1.31 for root .
[Nook Touch General] kah89:
i did a factory reset it is working now . but unfortunately many apps doesn't work now like " Button savior " and other .

Any suggestions ??
[Nook Touch General] tj_f:
Try another factory Reset. Make sure before you root that you're running version 1.1 or 1.1.2 before rooting. Hope this helps.
[HTC One X] lyapota:
MusicBox 3 vs Sources

Short info

Known problems

Credits:

mike1986 for the ROM.

shnizlon for helping.

Warning

Notes

1 download for ODEXED Stock ROM user.

2 download have code for both installation with Suite-tool and without Suite-tool.

3 download for ViperX user.

Confirmed by users feedback, works with:

ARHD, CoreDroid, maximus, OrDroidX, ViperX, InertCoin, MixMaus, Renovate

Change log:
[HTC One X] ZeroInfinity:
Thank you sooo much for this mate :D

EDIT: SRS WOW and Htc Enhancer sounds similar but this is just sooo awesome!
[HTC One X] DrugsBunny:
Will this only work for Android Revolution hd
[HTC One X] WildsideUK:
Is this purely for ARHD or should it work with all 2.17x roms?
[HTC One X] lyapota:
I made and test it on ARHD, but not see any reason why it should not work on other 2.17x roms unless very changed framework.jar.
[HTC One X] saj2001ind:
will it work on maximus rom 3.0 with 2.17 base ?
[HTC One X] lyapota:
Try and tell others.
[HTC One X] WildsideUK:
Tried on CoreDroid V4, seems to be working with no issues... Good effort :)
[HTC One X] rahulnahar:
And the music master is here. :D

Been a huge fan since desire HD days. Great work lyapota sir. :cowboy:
[HTC One X] malte41:
Thx a lot for this one! Finally SRS is back!
[HTC One X] saj2001ind:
flashed on maximus 3.0, with 2.17 base, working perfect :)

thanks for this gr8 enhancement for music lovers
[HTC One X] Alex-V:
nice :)

but you wrote that it change also libs..in zip is only framework and app...is it correct ..?

thx..with kind regards
[HTC One X] MemAllocatoR:
Thank you so much Sir!!!

ive been trying for hour and days to modify framework to support beats profiles and gave up so took some files from 1.29 framework.jar to make it work. but this is perfect for me, can i use it in my enhanced beats mode? requesting permission as always, will give huge credit and donate..
[HTC One X] dreameruk:
a big thanks this is awesome :)
[HTC One X] lyapota:
I not wrote about libs:eek: No need change libs. Only framework.jar and app's.

EDIT: understood, you about script. It's template.

No problem, use it.
[HTC One X] MemAllocatoR:
Thanks a lot mate! Is it all your work? The framework.jar you modified?
[HTC One X] lyapota:
Yep, I trust only myself :D in the case of a trade mark MusicBox.
[HTC One X] devil-strike:
Is it possible to make beats profile work on a bluetooth headset and not only on a wired headset ?

and a great mod btw especially in conjunction whit eXtreme Sound Enhancerv17.5 :good:
[HTC One X] jamm513:
Lyapota nice to see you here, follow your work since my DHD.

THANKS.
[HTC One X] eddyedwards007:
Could you please just clarify that this works with zeros mod?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zkyevolved:
Hello! I'm writing in this forum because so far no one has been able to help me in the Apps forum of the Galaxy Note (my device). Can someone give me a hand with this? I'd really like these sounds!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1852404

That's the original thread, and here's the original post:

Can someone please post these audio files :$ Thank you SO Much! :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zkyevolved:
Anyone? Please :$? I'd really appreciate it!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] EnigmaticGeek:
Give me a few i can do it for ya

:beer: cheers

sent from my T989 full of CM awesomeness and a touch of Venom from the Darkside!!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zkyevolved:
Thank you very much :)!!!! I really appreciate it :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] EnigmaticGeek:
Here ya go. Hopefully those are the right ones.

http://db.tt/I6tmThSX

sent from my T989 full of CM awesomeness and a touch of Venom from the Darkside!!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zkyevolved:
Cool! Thanks bud!!! There is one that's called Magical (not magic wand).

But thanks! I hope this wasn't too much of a bother. :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] EnigmaticGeek:
ah, i knew that looked funny. I will look again when i get back home. I gotta run a few errands. No, that stuff is easy compared to other things I'm asked to do lol

I'll grab the magical one in a couple hours

sent from my T989 full of CM awesomeness and a touch of Venom from the Darkside!!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zkyevolved:
Thanks buddy! I appreciate it! :)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ben36:
In a firmware/rom are there files for the capacitive touch screen?

If so, do these files actually get overwritten if they're pre existing or if the original file was corrupt would you have to force it to overwrite with a modified command?

So could i actually extract the required file and force it to flash over the original? I've tried whole rom flashing but it doesn't help.

I'm having no response from my tablet screen you see. Yet plugging a usb mouse in works and everything else works fine. The screen just randomly stopped
[LG Nitro HD] AltaEgo:
Each time I try to root using the posted Guide it fails. I opened the batch file and tried manually entering commands but found I'm getting 'access denied' on each command. I've tried factory reset and reinstalling SystemBackupTest but keep getting the same results. I was previously on ATT ICS leak but used Unbrick guide and returned to V11 before upgrading to V20e.

Any ideas? Is there an alternative method to get root?

Thanks for your help.
[LG Nitro HD] w0095157:
Im not 100 percent sure I have the p935 telus now rooted and using with another carrier running cm9 I believe you can follow the P930/LG Nitro unbrick guide and root. I know the [GUIDE] How to ROOT Bell official v20e firmware works on my LG Telus p935 on the official V20 ICS just released. Mattman86's XDA Files has some tools which may be able to get you that root, at least its worked for me with a few different ROMS from telus and atts stock ics.
[LG Nitro HD] miguelpaddy:
i try today on my bell lg optimus lte work perfect make sure you have drivers properly installed:good:
[NFC Hacking] waiters:
Is there any way to extend the distance my phone can communicate with nfc devices? Right now I need to be within an inch or less it seems but I'd like to extend that to around 5 inches if possible?
[NFC Hacking] sysadmn:
Interesting article

In theory, yes, it could be done. The challenges are that NFC uses a relatively low frequency (13.56 MHz), which requires a longer antenna (22 meters). The second is that NFC tags are powered by the reader, so the signal at the tag has to be powerful enough to activate the electronics.

I wonder if you put the tag at the focus of a parabolic antenna if you could increase the range? I'm guessing not by much, since the power transfer is over the magnetic field (like a transformer).