yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Dell Streak 7] jamezz98:
I had the same problem the other day when i flashed mine to CM10.

In the end the procedure which worked for me was to unplug the usb cable from my laptop.

Press the small button to hard power off the device.

Boot the device to CM10 again.

Plug the device in to a different USB port.

Then i went in to device manager and found a "dell" device which i right clicked then update drivers and pointed to the folder where i had the adb drivers downloaded to. It found them and installed the devices as an adbx device.

Then i unplugged from usb again and plugged it back in. At this point i ran the logcat command and it started logging.
[Dell Streak 7] wptski:
I tried exactly as you outlined and it still didn't find the needed drivers. Funny as it shows a "B10B" as the unknown device and in the two WIN32 INF files that is a Dell parameter ID.

I may try my TWRP backup to ICS-B4 again before I NVflash again sometime today.

EDIT:

Restored my TWRP ICS-B4 backup but it can't find its drivers either and I tried swapping ports also. One thing though, instead of "B10B" showing up in "Other Devices", I get "Android". An NVflash is next, maybe a TWRP backup breaks ADB??
[Dell Streak 7] giveen:
Its because I was testing some things out in init.streak7.usb.rc
[Dell Streak 7] wptski:
Ah, what do you mean? ADB isn't going to work? It didn't work after another NVflash and allowed to boot up.
[Dell Streak 7] giveen:
It works just fine.
[Dell Streak 7] wptski:
I'm stumped!
[Dell Streak 7] wptski:
Got it! I had use the pick device option route which led to Android to ADB Interface or ADB Composite Interface. I selected the non-composite option, used those same files again and it installed the proper drivers. I have no idea and don't really care. What a PITA!
[Dell Streak 7] wptski:
Restored my ICS-B4 backup, ran into the exact same issue and used the same solution to install the ADB drivers.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nguyenchienbig:
game GTA III v 1.3 not play CM9
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Theonew:
OK. That is not a question nor does it provide any useful info to try to fix your issue.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] juandidug13:
i went on my tab and all the samsung hubs are gone!! :( this is upsetting because i tend to use the reading hub a lot specially, i really dont want to root my tab now and do work arounds so i was wondering if i was the only one:crying:
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] cebonk:
try to flash again ,,then wipe/factory reset , dont forget to backup all of your data :)
[Galaxy Tab General] adhikariom:
I have successfully installed Android Jelly Bean 4.1.1 with CyanogenMod 10 on Samsung Galaxy Tab GT-P1000. But it has occurred errors while using rare camera and can not see the Storage option from settings. Even, I dont know how to play video files. if anybody knows, how it can fix please let me know... Thanks !
[Galaxy Tab General] asvantypography:
try to using third app like angel camera .. search it on gplay
[Galaxy Tab General] jeffrey_nicol:
asvantypography,

i got this angel cam in my p1, the flash wont work, is it same on your side?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] SharpnShiny:
Hi I'm new to the Sola and while it's been in the market a few months, I haven't seen much about rooting or recoveries...:confused:

Rooting

Is it true that for now, you can only root by using an auto-root kernel or flash a pre-rooted image?

Recovery

I haven't seen any recoveries in the Sola dev section. Can we download these as apps or are they just in some kernels? Any other way?

Bootloader Unlocking

To do any of the above, you must unlock the bootloader? Did Sony not say recently that this will probably void warranty?

Thanks, and hopefully this will be useful to all new Sola users...

p.s. I note that the Sola has the same chipset as a number of other Sony 2012 devices...that helps for porting, no? :victory:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] SharpnShiny:
I just found this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1669906&highlight=sola

If you search Sola, recovery etc. you will NOT find this I believe so it's good to get it noticed. Though the work in that thread is fantastic and we are lucky.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lordemil:
hi, i tried looking for xperia icons but haven found done that works with jb. keeping getting Installation aborted when flashing it with cwm. does anyone know where i can find xperia icons that works with s2 on jb. thanks.

btw i am using this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1557091 launcher but not all the icons are the xperia icons such as the phone, contacts, camera, etc...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] armandocorti:
hey

witch rom you have?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lordemil:
rootbox v2.3
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cyber440:
hi guys ive been looking everywhere on a google to root or temp root this tablet. any help would be nice. its a craig cmp745d tablet with a rockchip 2918 or cortex-a8 SoC RK2918 and also says ARMv7 processor rev 2 (v71) @1.3ghz cpu identifier also say Rockchip 2918 board/protab 25/gpad/newsmy t3. please help would like to install ubuntu on this tablet only reason for needing root. thanks
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Oma7144:
Need a Craig CMP745d for testing Jelly Bean build.

- Oma -
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] strip419:
Well folks, I took time to study our G2 battery to really see what is killing it. After testing it on different roms i have come out with something that can save your battery for a while before you think of replacing it.

On a general scope these are the main factors that really drain your battery:

1.3G data connection

2.Screen brightness

3.Rom type(mostly sense roms)

On 3g, if the user has a wireless network nearby i suggest you connect to that for your browsing and all that, there is no need using hspa when you have a WI-fi network working great, 3g networks drains the battery faster than you think i tried it and i saw that the WI-fi use was very slow in draining the battery up to the point i switch to 3g. IF your thing is voice calls i still don't see how good and different 3g is from 2g "it's not like you are recording an album over the phone to need such voice clarity" remember a good battery life affects your phones performance in a great way. these photos tell the whole story.. i used the wi-fi for about 12 hours and when i switched to 3g it drained in 2 hours

For screen brightness you will notice that every time you check battery usage your screen always has the biggest share of the consumption. You have to reduce your screen brightness to 30% or lower or put it on auto-brightness that's about all you can do about it.

Also your rom and the kernel it comes with are a huge factor in battery consumption. On a general scale i have noticed that sense roms are the big killers of all just see in 51 mins of no use at all just screen off the battery drops to 81% i have never had above 9 hours of use with any sense rom

Other things like gps also drain your battery, so if you are not on "MAPS" just switch it off to save your battery. Also keeping your cpu clock speed at high points drain the battery a lot try to use apps like setcpu to control the clock speed and set profile like screen off to keep your cpu down when you are not using it, and use cpu governors like smatass, ondemand, conservative etc

Also the trick of draining your battery completely and then recharging it in intervals of 3 months or more help enhance battery life,

do not leave lots of apps running in the back ground they also drain you battery alot :good:;)

Any body who knows something that can help pls add cos there are a lot of guys who still don't know these stuff....

and a lot of guys like me who still want to enjoy their G2 for a looooong time....so big boys...yes it's needed......:cool:;)
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] strip419:
photos missing.......................................................................................................
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coldsun15:
About the sense roms, even though i agree it consumes more battery than AOSP, they are not as bad as u say (at least not all of them). I use a sense 3.5 rom and with regular use i get about a day and a half before it hits 20% (80% consumed) (This is on 2g, with wifi on... when with data on, i still get at least 22 hours). I know it comes down to settings and usage, but just saying, its possible to get a lot of battery endurance with sense.

If anyone is interested in more detalied information on my settings and usage, feel free to ask me (through pm if possible)

Nice review though, thanks for sharing!

Coldsun15
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aresmar:
This is impossible if you havent got a problem with the rom. I have been using all kinds of roms with my Desire Z. The battery life is not that much different on sense and aosp roms.

I am using GenY Beta5 right now for example. On standby mode (only gps is disabled) it can go more than 2 days! A stock optimized 2.1 Sense rom can go even more than that.

For battery life problems I suggest using an app like Better Battery Stats and see what is causing your phone to stay awake. It is easy to see what eats your battery.

Other than that as you said, whatever rom you use Screen will eat your battery the most. Overclocking will obviously eat more battery too. Using 3G instead of 2G will use more battery. COnstant Wi-fi activity and gps are battery killers too as you may guess.

The rest is how the user uses his/her phone. ;)
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Armazia:
All you are saying are basic stuff everyone knows about power consumption, and all that you have been testing are YOUR results, what you are saying now are absolutely no facts, and some are wrong. You're saying sense takes more juice? Well since IceCreamSandwich it doesn't really matter. Are you sure your battery is properly calibrated?

After installing a rom you shouldn't put the phone on a charger, but just use/leave it till the battery has 10% left. then charge till its full. By prefer you should do it another time and then it should be calibrated.

Also you forgot to add the radio. The radio is also important, if you got a proper radio for your provider/rom, you can easily get more power out of your phone. If you have the wrong one, drains can be high. The extremest example I can take is my old HD2. Which had a radio not compatible with the version of android and the battery drained from 100 - 10 in 3 hours.

Now look at my stats of my DesireZ, running Gen.Y RC1(Which seems to be using more battery then the B5). I attached a screenshot. The battery is totally stock and not an extended one. I used it yesterday at home when I was busy with my car(whatsapp, mail, google), at the evening I played some games. Before I went to bed my battery stats was 60%, when I got out of bed this morning it was 59%.

Also I think the topic should be in "general" since its talking about everything, and I can't see how this is rom development. ;)
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] strip419:
Thanks for adding up guys,but I am sure your batteries are quite fresh that's why you have very good batteries,people like me with aging ones who still want to use it for a while. I had to wipe my battery stats a few times to calibrate it. And if your read things very well this was meant for guys who really don't know the does and donts about battery usage yes it's basic but people still ask these questions in dev sections. I did not add radio because that thing does not work well for everyone and it's still an easy way to brick your phone most of these radios were made with USA service providers in mind ,people have complained about having serious issues with battery and connectivity when they Change their radio and if any one is even reading this then I don't think that person even knows what the radio is so why not do the basics than brick your phone in an attempt to go high .....to the big boys who know all.... you have to know that there are still guys out there without rooted phones facing these problems so radio is the last option......
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Armazia:
If their phone is not rooted, how can they have a custom rom then lol. I think if you want to use a custom rom on your phone you should read everything and not blindly start everything. Also flashing a radio has risks, but not really something to worry about if you do it right. Its quite easy and as long as you stay on the right path you are fine. If you want to make a proper thread about battery consumption you should include the radio thing. And also post it in a place where it belongs. You are right that newbies don't know everything, but if we should do everything for them, you get even more newbie questions. They need to put some effort in it like we do.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PNuT.:
also you have not added the tricks like changing the advanced wifi to always wifi when screen off....
[HTC One X] alidbouk:
i have an international HOX and i searched the whole forum for instructions for installing the leaked JB to my HOX and i got completely lost... Can someone please guide me with the final instructions on how to do that? and please do not reply with a whole thread...
[HTC One X] ShyamSasi:
Ooo I didn't know we have a Leaked JB
[HTC One X] alidbouk:
Oh sorry man am just new to this whole android thing... and apparently understood it wrong... ill do a bit more research...
[HTC One X] dragonesdenano:
He is trolling dude.

Marked

Enviado desde mi HTC One X
[HTC One X] HebeGuess:
No leakage, and if you're that new. I would like to advise you to do more research before doing anythings like unlocking and flashing.
[HTC One S] repairsuniverse:
A written repair guide from RepairsUniverse to fully disassemble your HTC One S quickly and safely. This written repair guide will walk you through each step necessary to quickly repair a damaged screen and get your HTC smartphone working like new again!

This guide will help you install the following HTC One S part (s):

HTC One S Touch Screen Replacement

Required Tools

Safe Pry Opening Tool

Small Phillips Screwdriver

T5 Torx Screwdriver

Adhesive Strips

(For Touch Screen Repair)

Heat Gun/Hair Dryer

HTC One S take apart repair guide:

The first step will be to power off your device. From there you will need to remove the upper back cover, using upward pressue, remove the cover. Remove the sim card.

Remove the bottom cover using safe pry tool. There will be a adhesive holding the cover in place.

With both covers removed you will need to remove 6 screws located under the covers, 2 will be Torx T5 (red; figure 1) screws and 4 will be Small Phillips (yellow; figure 1) screws.

Figure 1​

Use safe pry tool to separate the silver metal housing.

Pull the motherboard and screen assembly from the housing.

Figure 2​

Once the housing is removed you now have access to the battery and motherboard. Release the upper battery connector (orange in figure 2). Now use a safe open pry tool to remove the battery.

Witht he battery removed you will need to release the 5 connections (red) as shown in figure 2. There will also be 2 screws that will need to be removed (yellow; figure 2).

With the screws released, removee the upper cover around the camera. You can now remove the mothereboard from the screen assembly.

Flip the phone over and use a heat gun or hair dryer to warm the adhesive hold the screen assembly in place. Use a safe open pry tool to separate the screen assembly from the front housing. Reheat the adhesive if necessary.

Once all 4 sides are released, carefully feed the screen assembly flex cable through the slots in the housing. You can now fully remove the screen assembly.

Separate the screen assembly by using your heat gun or hair dryer and warm the outside edges of the LCD screen. You can then carefully use a pry tool to separate the two screens.

Simply replace the damaged parts with the new ones and reverse the order to put your phone back together again.

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[HTC One S] chrism154:
droped it and cracked only the digitizer

ive searched all over but there are never any instructions on how to remove the screen from the digitizer or even if its possible, is it?
[HTC One S] repairsuniverse:
Hi,

On this model the digitizer and LCD screen are fused together. Its hard to separate without damaging the parts. This is why we strongly recommend the full screen replacement which can be found here - HTC One S Screen Replacement
[HTC One S] pr1vate piles:
Tip of the hat for this amazing guide, just repaired my partners phone in record time. Thanks :good:
[HTC One S] repairsuniverse:
That's what we love to hear! Glad everything worked out for you.
[HTC One S] gomulkaaa:
Are there any less expensive LCD+digitizer screens available anywhere? $130 is absurdly expensive - I can buy a brand new Nexus phone for just a little more.
[HTC One S] Nigamaxi:
htc one s screen available in very less cost nigamgoyal@gmail.com

htc one s screen available in very less cost nigamgoyal@gmail.com
[HTC One S] sideWaYsanonymous:
So after replacing my screen I have no sound from ear speaker aux port or loudspeaker any ideas?
[HTC One S] repairsuniverse:
Sounds like a flex cable or a jawbone connection is not connected . Take the phone apart again. Re-Check all the connections and reassemble the phone again. See if that fixes the problem. Most of the time is something very small.
[HTC One S] charly_mad:
thankss!!!!! very usefull
[HTC One S] jodo2017:
Touch here to try

I've changed my LCD +Digitizer following your guide and it worked great!

There is one thing I can't get my head around though:

When the screen is on, I see a transparent text on the top of the screen that says Touch here to try

It's not very irritating, because it mostly disappears since the icons cover most of the text. But I do wonder why I get that text, and what I can do to get rid of it.
[HTC One S] repairsuniverse:
Hello,

Happy to hear that the screen is working the way it should. As for the words at the top of the screen. There can be a couple different explanations, 1. You may need to adjust the touch screen in settings, 2. There may be a protective film that was left on the screen. 3. The phone may be in Safe Mode. As the phone is working correctly I would try to do a Factory Data Reset. You will loose ALL your info. Back up all your info. Adjust the screen sensitivity you should be okay from there.
[HTC One S] struttas2010:
my htc one s is different

ok the back of my htc one is differnt to the one pictured under the bottom cover there are no screws there are only scres at the top 2 torx 5 and 2 philips
[HTC One S] repairsuniverse:
Can you post a picture? Are you 100% sure you have a HTC one S?
[HTC One S] DarwinOS:
Very nicely written. I hope I wont need the replacement... But you can never know :) This link is bookmarked! :good:
[HTC One S] repairsuniverse:
Thanks! If you ever need any help with any repair, we will be here!
[HTC One S] jaank:
Hey,

A few months ago I unfortunately dropped my phone so the screen was up to no good.

I left it for some time until I found a new screen on the ebay for decent money.

I changed the screen (LCD + glass) by the guides on the youtube.

Unfortunately there is no screen activity or any other interaction after that.

I can get the blinking orange led when connected to a charger or PC and after a night of charging the led turned green.

When I try to turn it on theres no ordinary bottom row buttons flashing or anything else.

I tried booting it into bootloader via PC but still no luck. Computer can't connect to the phone.

The motherboard gets warm and the led blinks so it shouldn't be dead.

Does anybody have experience with that type of situation? Would hate to lose my phone.
[HTC One S] Atrax2010:
This is how it looks.

This link says it's a cover for Z520e (S4), and my phone is supposed to be S3 (unless someone flashed wrong hboot and bootloader on it, and it's actually a defective S4 now). http://rounded.com/htc-one-s-z520e-antenna-cover-antenna-housing-black-spare-part-antc.html?sl=en

I don't know how to remove this, all of the tutorials I can find online are for the version that has bottom in two parts.

Is that the S3/S4 physical difference?
[HTC One S] repairsuniverse:
The bottom cover will come off. Use a small pry tool to persuade the cover to come loose. There are small notches in the cover start at the far left notch and work your way around. It may feel like you are going to break something, but keep going! Once you have the cover off disassemble the rest of the phone just as we did in the video. If you have any other issues please let us know.
[HTC One S] Atrax2010:
Thnx, but I sent it to HTC repair shop, because I couldn't boot it with stock software, and with rooted wifi didn't work. So I gave up, and took it to them. They'll fix it for free, since it was returned to stock and all void stickers were undamaged.

Funny thing, the guy entered my IMEI and S/N into his database, and it came out as Ville(S4), not VilleC2(S3). I doubt it's an S4, but still it's strange.

Anyways, thanks for your answer, it will come in handy in future if I need to disassemble it. That little black plastic is really difficult to remove, it really seems as if you are breaking it, like you're pulling the entire board with it. Scary.
[HTC One S] repairsuniverse:
Yes it is scary. I thought I was going to break the phone the first time I took one apart. If you have anymore questions please email me @ Robert@repairsuniverse.com. Have a wonderful day
[HTC One S] tommy92tc:
Thanks very usefull!!! :)
[HTC One S] cellhelp:
blank screen after repair.

I replaced my screen per your instructions. It was very easy however I now have sound and no image. Please advise if you have an idea as to the cause and how to repair. Thanks for your help in advance.
[HTC One S] ungraphic:
That adhesive strip, is there any place I can buy at a local shop without ordering it online? I bought a replacement digitizer on eBay for $35:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/131119158560?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649

All I need now is the adhesive, but i do see theres a pull tab in the photo which may mean it comes with the adhesive already on.
[HTC One S] Frankyg:
I've just repaired my screen and also have a bit of an issue with the adhesive. My screen didn't come away clean from the adhesive so I had to scrape out all the old adhesive before fitting the new screen/digitizer. However, after putting the phone together, the fit of the screen isn't great. I did use some 3m 300lse adhesive to hold the screen in place, however, I think there needs to be some adhesive foam strips to provide a tighter fit. I ordered this http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=261527663396 which I hope will be better. Would be good to get [MENTION=2832943]repairsuniverse[/MENTION] to let us know what he recommends for adhesive.

Cheers..
[HTC One S] intelsaio51:
My phone doesn't work

Hello there,

I had to replace the sensor and the LCD glass from my phone.

I started by removing the hatch at the top with four small screws. I then removed the hatch down and decommissioned the two small screws.

I then remove the back of the shell, removed the sheet battery, unclipped a black wire, removed the red plastic tablecloth removed the orange running through the location of the batterie.J'ai then removed 3 napes including 2 bound to the screen. I removed two screws and was able to remove the PCB. I then took off the glass of the metal block and I switched the two windows.

I did the opposite approach and I do not have picture, no sound, sometimes the phone vibrates (when I press several times on the low volume.

What should I do ??? thank you

How can I at least have proof that the phone works? What is the connectors on the bottom of the door?