yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rexant1:
Same thing happens
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jgalan14:
I'm having the same problem on my gs3 for Tmobile, I went back to completely stock to see if that would work and it did, I flashed recovery without SU and it didn't work again, so I guess the modified status in settings might have something to do with it :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rexant1:
Any ideas?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mmmajor:
My guess would be because your rooted...if u are...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyhdownsouth:
I had a post on Acer Tablet Forums that states some rooted devices will not allow Google movies to be played. Has to have stock software. I found the answer on google.

EDIT: Read my post here: http://www.acertabletforum.com/foru...290-error-49-root-problems-now.html#post25125

message brought to u by my JellyBombed GalaxyS3
[Motorola Photon 4G] ninditsu:
From memory, I will try to recall exactly what steps I have taken to reach this point.

1. I started off fine from 198_7 locked

2. still fine, unlocked and on joker's cm10

3. I decided to go back to locked for 4g. then factory reset from the cm10 settings

4. from my mac, I flashed stock recovery and sbf the nopudding4u

5. after reboot, I got error "Failed to boot 4 -- Starting fastboot" or something like that.

6. I stupidly followed this guide. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1797787

but now I believe I was a person on 2.3.4 and should have steered clear of that guide. hindsight....

7. after reboot, I got error "Failed to boot 1 -- Starting fastboot" also something like that.

8. few hours later I realized I could use RSD because without pressing any buttons, the "Failed to boot 1" started RSD mode and I tried

to use 198_7 and it failed.

9. I then felt I had to use the 2.3.5 sv2 update and tried to find an sbf for it. and found this guide.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1798145

10. upon reboot, I cannot seem to connect to any network other than wifi.

looking at *#*#4636#*#* i get "unknown" under network type.

in blue, that is my problem, thanks for reading. I keep seeing threads with similar issues with no straight forward answer and solution, which is why I am now writing a new thread.

thanks again, please help
[Motorola Photon 4G] mof9336:
You updated yourself to 2.3.5. To reconnect your going to have to flash the photon modules or flash a locked 2.3.5. Rom via bootstrap.
[Motorola Photon 4G] ninditsu:
would you care to say when I updated myself to 2.3.5? I feel step 6 was when.

also, I have flashed the stock 2.3.5 zipped rom and tried your mof 2.3.5 slim rom still no dice. maybe some specific instructions that I could follow? thanks.

Fixed.

Reflashed the modules separately thanks mof definitely
[Motorola Photon 4G] mof9336:
Yea step 6 if you read the top of the post it says not for 2.3.4. Users
[Motorola Photon 4G] ninditsu:
yeah I figured out after 5 minutes within finishing that guide. just understand, i was in a panic.

thanks for the help.

@MODS: change title head to [FIXED] thanks
[Motorola Photon 4G] bloodhound_:
What happens when you try to change network type to what you need (CDMA or GSM)?
[Motorola Photon 4G] ninditsu:
It reverted back to "unknown" as if I didn't even tap any other network type.

Just know its all good now after reflashing the modules. Twice.
[Motorola Photon 4G] Silverdre:
yup for the first time i'm stuck

well i made an account on here just to figure this out but i wanted to get free internet (which i now know is impossible) with my Photon. it is stuck in Network type: unknown and i don't understand you guys or a solution. all i tried was the *#*#4636#*#* andnow i won't find servises nor connect. i can only use wifi and nothing else. please help.

yes i know i'm a noob leave me alone
[Motorola Photon 4G] ninditsu:
You probably are in the same boat as I am. Flashing the APPROPRIATE modules for the photon's radios is the key to fixing this problem. Basically two kinds pre and post 2.3.5 sv2 pre being something of the sort of 198_7. figure out which one you need and either flash the modules or flash a rom
[Motorola Photon 4G] Silverdre:
how do i flash one or the other. i only kno the RSD lite with the Derpunlock.sbf (which by the way failed)
[Motorola Photon 4G] ninditsu:
Wanna try being as thorough as I was describing my situation in the OP? Can't really help without knowing your current status. Should start from the point you photon was last working.
[Motorola Photon 4G] Silverdre:
Let's see it was working then I tried to see if I could get free internet. So I put in this code hmm can't recall (*#*#3646#*#*#)? I think but it took me to my network section and I changed a network to gmail and ever since it has never connected.:banghead:
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] TheLastSidekick:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=969266

I KNOW, our phone isn't listed...but still. I have college in the A.M, if no one is sure about this I can give it a shot tomorrow noon. Lemme know.
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] bhundven:
Not really. It's a build automation script. It is designed for those that don't know which commands to run to start a build.

TeamAcid has one of those too (here).

Without the correct board support and kernel support, you basically have nothing to build.

Without anything to build, a build script has no value.

But, it is interesting to see other people come up with totally new ways to build android.

The best system by and far is jenkins (At the time of this writing... Who knows, maybe next week we'll have a better CI tool). Which is what the CM Team uses to do automated nightly builds.
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] TheLastSidekick:
Thank-you for the informative post.
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] flapflip22:
I've managed to compile a pretty unstable port of cm6, but its way too buggy to even think of posting it yet. I'm using AVD to test it so I'm not taking anymore risk. Once we get a semi-stable cm6 we should have a decent amount of groundwork laid for CM7.
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] TheLastSidekick:
Even so, you should still post it on Github and link to it for people like me who want to try it and or give feedback. I would gladly be willing. Good work.
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] flapflip22:
Ill try to post it tonight when the bandwith is a little better, ill PM you the link when I get it up
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] TheLastSidekick:
thank you kind soul
[General Topics] fanqiexiaoai:
Could anyone enlighten me as to whether any parts from a 2003 espace are Compatible Parts with the earlier jeok?

I have an espace the race and want to hoard parts for it because they are very rare here in new Zealand and a 2003 model has turned up at the breakers and the parts are cheap because of practically no demand for them here.

Any advice would be really appreciated.

Cheers.
[HTC EVO 3D] amdultra:
sometimes battery percentage always stuck at one point for example at 65% or 85% and not moving when charging(phone on) if i restart it and suddenly it goes up to 99% is that from rom or need battery calibrated? or does my battery is damaged?

how long your battery last when playing 3D game or wifi browsing on airplane mode and every radio turned off + brightness on 5%?

already undervolt at minimum in dodova kernel with max speed at 1.2 ghz but the phone still get warm when playing 3D game near the camera,if i underclock it at 1ghz or maybe 800mhz will it save significant battery and reduce heat?
[HTC EVO 3D] vishaltejwani:
Dude, first of all, I'd suggest to stay away from under volting anything as it severely affects performance and life span of the hardware. It needs a lot of testing to get it correct, else it simply damages the hardware. Yes you may get more battery life but it wouldn't be a huge difference as per stock.

As per your first problem, simply calibrate your battery using battery calibrator from the market. Do this with defaults volt values.

As for 3d games, yes mine too gets hot but that is due to the gpu as well, so underclocking only the cpu won't help. And if you underclock both of them, then it will affect gameplay.

My phone lasts for at least four hours with mobile network on, but that is because I am using a 3460mah battery, not the default one.
[HTC EVO 3D] amdultra:
thank you for answering

i just want to play 3D game above 2 hour more i will calibrate my battery and trying to underclock than undervolt it to 1 ghz , on 1.2 ghz is still play gta 3 all max with smooth framerate
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] crazeco:
Good post.

What's your take on the new slate 5 vs surface pro?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] mitchellvii:
Well you are comparing apples and oranges and also making the logical fallacy that just because you like something others will as well. Based upon your large collection of tablets, price is not a big issue for you. You just want the best tablet experience, period. Thats all good, but the majority of buyers don't share your enthusiasm.

Keep in mind that most people think of their tablets as an accessory and not a primary computing device. As soon as you get much above the $500 price point you are getting into primary computing device territory. But with an 11.6 inch screen, tablets do not offer enough real estate to be an ultrabook replacement, especially for a business person running larger format legacy corporate software. I would go blind trying to read my company's database forms on an 11.6 inch HD screen - they cant just be resized as a Word document can be.

Also, will most business people think touch and pen input are worth trading in their 15 inch ultrabook screens for? I have been using Office for 20 years and never once felt the need to touch the screen. Office needs two things - lots of screens space and a mouse, a W8 Tablet offers neither.

Samsung makes a good profit on the SGN10.1. They could easily drop the price another $50 and still make money. In addition, one would assume that Samsung will be updating the SGN10.1 to the Note 2.0 software which is far far superior. Whereas W8 is a bit of a lumbering behemoth that will take years to see any major upgrades, Android can change and improve quickly. Also Android is far more customizable. Dont forget that word on the street is Windows 8 as a true desktop OS sucks and wont see broad corporate acceptance.

So you have to ask yourself, will the market as a whole be ready to pay 30% more for a device that does a lot of things (touch and pen) on a Windows device they may not need? Don't forget that we are already competing with very good 7 inch tablets that cost less than a third the price of the new W8 tablets.

Windows 8 tablets will be stuck in the middle. Too expensive for the casual user and too small for the serious user. When it comes to tablets most people want one that costs the least and does the job well enough. Think of it like cars. They sell a lot more Ford Focuses than Porsche 911's. The Porsche is a better car but the Ford just does the job for less. SGN10.1 will continue to be the cheapest usable pen input large format tablet on the market for the foreseeable future. It may not work quite as well as the W8 tablet but it works well enough for 1/3 less.

The good news is the competition will force Android to be better but no, I think Android has got little to worry about from Windows 8.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tenderidol:
Just to better understand your argument, are you including Windows 8 RT in your Windows 8 grouping? Because, that's the version that you want to use when comparing apples to apples (e.g., Android/Apple tablets to Windows 8 tablets), not the X86 Intel versions as you did in your post. For instance, the price point argument, as well as the Ford Focus vs. 911 analogy, will not be applicable, because the products are in different categories/segments (I can't imagine someone cross-shopping a Focus and a 911).
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] mitchellvii:
My point is that pound for pound, at least with the Samsung units, you will pay signficantly more for the same level of tablet, even the RT. As a matter of fact the W8 RT offering from Samsung will be slightly worse than the SGN10.1 since the screen is larger with roughly the same resolution. If you dont like the SGN10.1 screen youll hate the W8 RT screen.

For me at least, the primary benefit of Windows over Android is Office programs like Access. Word and Excel are emulated on Android just fine. I dont believe W8 RT will even run Access and if it does I believe the screen is too small to use it effectively with forms designed for a larger screen.

Again, what is the benefit to the consumer of using touch with Office? There is none. So you are trading in a big screen that you do need for touch that you dont.

Tablets are not laptop replacements and if you price them like one you are going to have a problem. They need to be priced like an accessory. Right now at least, Android does that better at the SGN10.1 price. Even $500 is close to being too high.

My conclusion is that W8 Tablets will be too much for a tablet and do too little to replace a laptop. Just my opinion. It may sell gangbusters but I dont think so. We'll have to wait and see. Nevertheless, its presence in the marketpalce will make Android products better :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] aliens@home:
WOW!! I wished someone had warned me about troll living here and that no comments other than good Note 10.1 comments are allowed in this forum. This will be my last post in the forum, leaving you alone to harass other people.

The observation in my original post is based on actual experience. Yours seemed to be based on pure speculations and imaginations. I truly doubt you have similar experience before making your comments. I welcome you to try them first and proof me wrong, or stop making illogical fallacy.

1.	I read many of the owners who bought the Note 10.1 because of the S-Pen. Some owners even suggested potential buyers to look elsewhere if they are purely looking for an Android tablet as there are better alternatives out there. At present, only the Note 10.1 and Window tablets offer pens experience, so I don’t understand why you think it is an apple to orange comparison.

2.	When I composed the list of devices I own, I was hoping to give some background on the wide variety of devices/OS I have used, so that I can make my points. But you turned it into a show-off list.

3.	You mentioned “…20 years and never once felt the need to touch the screen”, then you went to buy the Note 10.1 and other touch devices, interesting!

4.	The ACER W500 Win 7 tablet I bought 2 years ago brand new was $550 then (the Note 10.1 is about the same price range). The hardware was mediocre at the time, and it sucked with Win 7. I was amused how Window 8 has turned it into a very respectable tablet, with very fast and accurate hand writing recognition, and good note experience with One-Note, then further suggested today’s hardware could only do better. You turned it into a Ford and Porsche comparison. I bet you had never owned a Porsche before, so it is a mood point arguing with you here.

5.	You must be the CFO of Samsung as you knew how much profit they are making on the SGN10.1, and can easily drop the price by another $50. BTW, Samsung also makes the upcoming Window 8 tablet with MSRP of $649 and respectable hardware (S-PEN, 11.6” , 1366 x 768, 2GB Ram, 9 hrs battery life, 750g, and 64GB SSD http://www.engadget.com/2012/08/29/samsung-announces-series-5-slate-series-7-slate/). Based on your insider knowledge, Samsung could also easily drop the price by another $50 for the Window tablet. Then there are other tablets makers that produce cheaper devices.

6.	I had never once suggested Window 8 will take over Android or even compete with it, so I think you are making your comments based on illusion.

Best wishes!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] mitchellvii:
Lol, i guess your definition of "troll"is anyone who disagrees with you? You come to the SGN10.1 Forum announcing that our tablet is "just ok" while the W8 tablets will be the Second Coming and you don't expect any pushback?

I made the argument that the W8 tablets will have a difficult time finding their place in a competitive market. Many pundits online agree with me. Too expensive for a tablet, too small for a laptop. You imply that I said you were bragging about all your tablets. I simply said that you were concerned more about performance than price. How did you get from that that i said you were bragging?

As far as knowing the Samsung can cut the price of the SGN10.1 and still make money that is a well established fact. Google is your friend.

Oh well, if you must leave I am sorry. Im sure there is someone in here that will miss you praising the W8 tablets and putting down the SGN10.1.

P.S. Actually I am a BMW man myself. The center console on Porsche is too wide and presses against my shin because I am tall. The Ford/Porsche comparison was an attempt to compare a tool which can do the job at a lower cost vs one that offers good things but perhaps things that cost conscious people dont need.

Touch with Office is a perfect example of this. Why does anyone need touch with Office? Id rather have a 15 inch screen.

---------- Post added at 10:06 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:34 AM ----------

For those who feel, as the OP does, that I am pulling my concerns about W8 Tablets from my backside, here is a quote from PCWorld Magazine:

http://www.pcworld.com/businesscent..._8_tablets_have_what_it_takes_to_succeed.html

As I have stated, W8 Tablets will be stuck in the middle. RT too underpowered to run true Windows software and Pro too small to run true Windows software properly.

DOA.

Hopefully these facts have taken some of the emotion out of this argument.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] crazeco:
What the heck OP, please respond to my original question! :)

New slate 5 vs surface pro. Based on your experience, should we (consumers) wait for the SP release before purchasing.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tenderidol:
mitchellvii, you are assuming too much and treating your "opinion" as the gospel truth.

Have you used OneNote on a tablet computer? S-Note is the extremely light version of OneNote when it comes to note-taking (not doodling or sketching, etc). It is certain that it will get better over time, but the current/first generation is a good introduction to what it can do in the future.

From drawing and sketching point of view, I can make the same argument that you are making for Office and touch. Note 10.1 most likely won't replace anyone's Wacom tablet to produce art on a 10.1" screen. With the same perspective as yours, this falls right in the middle: not enough for professionals and little more than people who aren't into drawing/sketching necessarily.

Just like the OP, I'm not putting down the Note 10.1; I'm actually waiting for the UPS truck to bring a 32GB version today. However, you don't have to blindly defend it when an alternative view is presented. Just embrace the fact that for every device with additional features (e.g., being able to run OneNote and a full OS on a tablet), there's a segment out there. If you are outside of that segment or find some of those features not very useful for your way of using a tablet, it's perfectly fine, as long as you realize the advantages and disadvantages of each device with an open mind.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] mitchellvii:
The OP said:

Nice of him to let us know our SGN10.1 is "a decent machine" (compared to the glowing oracle of W8). I consider that a put-down.

"Blindly defending"? As in, just making up stuff you mean? Did you even bother read the article? Lol. Read it and get back to me on my blind defense.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tenderidol:
You really must love the Note 10.1 like your significant other. Calling it a "decent machine" is an insult? As I mentioned above, keep an open mind, and you'll be able to see the strengths and the weaknesses of each device.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] redviper666:
Yes you are. You posted an article filled with opinions from Mar and think that these are facts. They are not.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tenderidol:
So, stating someone else's opinion is a fact, now? Got it! Let me find that Verge review and link it here as the "fact" about Note 10.1.

Again... I purchased the damn thing and will be using it to its full potential. However, unlike you, I'll keep an open mind and try the Samsung Smart PC offerings (specifically the Series 5). If it performs well, it'll replace the Note 10.1 (or I may keep both, since they serve different functions); if not, I'll continue to use it happily.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tenderidol:
With the exception of one person, we are all on the same page here. Below is an excerpt from the OP. To me, it overlaps very well with your points and my argument. Somehow, this was turned into "How dare you put down Note10.1? Windows 8 tablets are DOA!" bickery.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] stuartv:
Aliens@home, welcome. Sorry about the resident W8 Hater. I recommend to just ignore him.

Thank you for sharing your experience with your Note(s) and your tablets with Windows 8! My experience with my Note 10.1 is pretty much the same as yours. I am really looking forward to trying out a Surface Pro or one of the other new W8 tablets that are coming out. Your post has just seriously reinforced that!

When you use One Note on a tablet, does it give you inking features for drawing pictures and hand writing notes similar to what S-Note does? I have W8 and One Note, but no Ink-enabled device to put them on to play with it myself.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] BarryH_GEG:
Who are "we?" I have no idea what everyone here's needs are. I also have no idea what the "cons" are going to be that will without doubt go along with the rosy PR blurb “pros” being thrown out. I'm in marketing so perhaps I'm less susceptible to spin than some of you guys because I create it. MS lost their way and have a bunch of simultaneous "Hail Mary's" launching concurrently (Cloud, W8 the OS, and W8 the tablet). I wish them nothing but the best. But I'd like to see some traction gained before drinking their Kool-Aid and declaring their success. And that will take months to realize. I'm a heavy productivity user and use OneNote, MS Office, and SharePoint so therefore a candidate for a W8 tablet. Only I'm not as eager to throw out my fairly evolved Android device to experience V1 of the h/w and s/w of an alternative. Months from now I may own a W8 tablet. Based on my personal needs and usage there's absolutely no rush. You guys can go first and if the world's not flat I'll follow you. ;)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] tenderidol:
"We" as in "people who currently own the Note 10.1 and wanted to try and see the potential of upcoming Windows 8 tablets without forming any assumptions based on others' opinions". As you can see, nobody is saying that this will be a huge success, it's going to be "superior" or will definitely trump other tablets, etc. Let's see if the potential of the device is met by the hardware and the software first. As I stated, I have my reservations for the Atom-based CPU and 2 GB RAM in the Series 5. If it can't handle the load, I won't be moving over to the Series 7, because it's too heavy and pricey for me. I thought this was the original discussion.