yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Emperor.dk:
it an easy and a fine tweak that i have been using too.

i always wondered why the & and % wasn't on the HW-keyboard when so meny blue-key combinations are not used. I have put & to blue+S and % to blue+X.

some one should make a little app to costumize the HW-keyboard ;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] x10man:
If you'd have asked 6 weeks ago... I'd have tried as it was summer but school tomorrow :( as for the idea, its great. Stuff like the pipe and tidle are needed for SsH and other terminal stuff.

X10man
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] ff0000.it:
For SSH sessions and shell scripting you need those extra characters indeed... I'm not quite an app-guy, I still prefer editing configuration file :P and seeing Android packaging things like the framework is one of the baddest crap I've seen on Android (after being based mostly on Java and XML) but that's a bit off-topic :).

Cheers,

ff0000.it
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] fraliup:
I haven't understud very well, but I need the ITALIAN keyboard layout... I saw this tread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1582023 but there isn't anything....

so, you have done what i'm looking for?

:confused:
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] ff0000.it:
Nope, I simply add extra characters to certain buttons of the physical keyboard.

Besides, I'm italian :), but due using GNU/Linux and most of the time being in front of a terminal I rely on the English layout.

Anyway, your link doesn't point to the layout itself, they use the wrong term; those are the keyprints (if I'm right they collect all valid layouts for the device) and I'm using qwerty-en that should fit well on your device too (my mimmi has been purchased in Italy, and that keyprint is right).

If you miss accents I think you should configure the right language.

All of this depends on what ROM you're using :)

Cheers,

ff0000.it
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] fraliup:
input method

ok.. I try to be more clear, and I will write you a PM..

I use this rom : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1504637

In other roms there is the stock input method, but in my rom there is the xperia s one... so when I use the physical keyboard, it makes some force close, don't use the blue bottons and the accents.....

so I need the stock input method... and I think also layout

thank for your help :)

fraliup
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] x10man:
You use SEMC debrand engine? The keyboard is the main bug in that ROM and can't be fixed with a simple keyprint/layout that are available for others.

X10man
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] fraliup:
yes, but this wasn't write clear in the rom page...

with the istallation of the stock imput method , the problem isn't solved? if I don't use the xperia s keboard, it doesn't maatter !

or do you think It won't work?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Trichelieu:
Works flawlessly on mini CM10 4.0.1 x).

Thanks a lot dude :p.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Naruto101:
I have read the FAQ for the aokp jellybean release, stated it was designed for the att version but I also found a topic about a member who had trouble with his apn settings on his Rogers phone that was on that rom. So my question is can I flash my s3 with that from?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] enzyne:
Which carrier do you have?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] saj222:
FWIW, I am on Telus and have flashed many iterations of this ROM and have had no problems with APNs / LTE / HSPA+.

In fact for the last week or so an LTE option has been available for Canadian users which makes this ROM the best IMO.

EDIT: you could always make a nandroid backup of you current setup and try AOKP. If something messes up just reload your nandroid.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Naruto101:
thanks guys i have managed to flash it with aokp but my 3g doesnt seem to be working, the apn settings for rogers in on?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jjrodriguez:
Hello Naruto! I am a happy AOKP-Rogers user, no problem whatsoever and I have been updating to the latest rom pretty much every day. Just 2 recommendations, get Titanium Back up Pro and ROM Manager. They will make your life sooo easy :)

3G works well for me

Cheers from Canada!

JJ
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ndn_enigma:
3G working perfectly for me.. try reflashing or do all your cache wipes and dalvik cache wipes... it should work.
[General Topics] burk33y:
I've noticed that most game devs have started implementing the Gamestop wireless controller into their games such as GTA 3 and Dead Trigger, so I decided to buy one for my Galaxy Note N7000, but like a dumb ass and not doing my research I bought this http://www.gamestop.co.uk/PlayStation%203/Games/6234/gamestop-ps3-wireless-controller?previousUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.gamestop.co.uk%2FSearchResult%2FQuickSearch%3Fq%3DGameStop%3A%20PS3%20Wireless%20Controller instead of the Bluetooth version, so my question is, is there any way to make this controller work with my Galaxy Note running ICS 4.0.4 stock?

Thanks for any help :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PierreTW:
Hello guys!

I have several things in mind, and a few questions. Hope this is the right place to post.

First of all:

why are all the smartphones makers getting rid of physical buttons? I don't see any good thing about those tactile buttons we have on the Galaxy S3 for instance: you press the "back" button by mistake all the time, and you have to turn your screen on to be able to use them.

How do you do when you're doing some sports or just walking down the street and simply press a button in your pocket to skip a track you're listening to?

Secondly:

I thought there was a kind of rule about how to use the long press function on volume buttons. In my mind, it's clear that a long press on Volume Up will skip to the next track, and a long press on Volume Down will skip to the previous track. How disappointed I was when I discovered it was not the case on the Galaxy S3!

Is there a

simple

way to have this working (no custom ROM, no super complicated hacking...)? Is it a modification by Samsung itself? Cause apparently applications I was using before on my old HTC that supported this feature don't skip anymore when I long press on Volume Up button... instead, it just destroy my ears with a super loud volume! How useful is that?!

I don't want to change the stock ROM, as I had a lot of troubles before with custom ROMs on my previous smartphone (either the GPS wouldn't work anymore, or the camera, or another thing...)

Thanks in advance for your help and advices!

EDIT:

I found a way to achieve this. Check out my other post!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] AMunozXS:
Does anyone have it? I liked how you could see when it was the hottest during the day and the coolest during the night.

Please help

Thank you
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] RandallOfLegend:
Are you no longer running CM9? I currently use Beautiful widgets with their clock.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] AMunozXS:
No at the moment I'm running super galaxy rom. I don't have a computer till next month.

Can anyone please post the apk file
[Nexus S General] bilybo2k9:
hi there i need help with my phone.it wont turn on.

here what i did last night

1.yesterday i was going to put this phone back to stock using one click stock.

the thing is i didn't know it was an 4G stock but my phone was on i9020.

2.so then i rooted it again and and cwm and tried to install a new rom but it was working. so then ....

3.i went into adavance and wiped it all and cleared my data and system!!!!!

4.so now i got no files on my nexus s and it wont load up so then i took battrey out and it just wont turn back on. i tryed charging it and taking battery out for an 1hour and nothing..

5.just wont work :crying:

so can any1 plz help me or tell me what to do thanks
[Nexus S General] TG2708:
Sorry to hear that but did you happen to use the the one click method again? It might have messed up a few files. This is also one of the reasons not to use toolkits. Can you get into recovery while its plugged in?
[Nexus S General] bilybo2k9:
yeh i can not go in to recovery or fastboot mode.

it wont even turn on or charge.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] erezak:
Thank you, Chirayu.

The OG tablet would be still a gingerbread relic without your work.

:good:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Mohaakotb:
asked be4 about which rom is the best one before i bought the galaxy tab

now i bought an used galaxy tab but with good condition so im new here " a noob "

and honestly i get cofused with all the topics and guides and answers ,,, it is like a paradox for me !!!

i want to install AOKP rom but from what i read it require overcome rom be4 i install it ... i need to know why !! my galaxy tab seems to be in stock rom gb why i cant install aokp rom without these dilemma ?

and there are alot of word i dont understand like MTD , modems , drivers , kernals , etc

and also there are liks from overcome are dead ,,, Overcome_7_Series_v4.1.0_Wipe.zip ,,,Overcome_7_Series_v4.1.0_NoWipe.zip,,,Overcome_Kernel_v4.0.0.tar,,,Overcome_Kernel_v4.0.0.zip,,, modems

so if u please guide me how to install it from the beginning to the end i will be very pleased
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] asvantypography:
How To Partition Your SD Card For Free Internal Storage (CWM)

Via ClockWorkMod Recovery :

Things required:

Clock Work Mod Recovery (Except latest HumberOS Kernel)

Working SD card inserted into phone.

Link2Sd (Link)

Note : Backup your Sdcard before do this steps because it will format your all data on Sdcard

After getting the above things ready, proceed with the given steps :

Boot into CWM

Scroll down to advance options (second last option).

In Advance Menu go to Partition SD Card (If you use HumberOS kernel, there is no option for Partition SD CARD)

Select EXT and swap partition size according to your needs and overall size of the SD card.

Wait till the process completes. You will get a success message if things are done.

After rebooting, download Link2sd on Play Store (Link above)

open link2sd

then select the file system of your sdcard's second partition (ext3)

reboot your tablet

then open link2sd again menu->storage info

Via PC

Step 1: delete old partitions on SD card

Note:

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Step 2: create FAT or FAT32 partition “ note that this partition is for storing your media, etc..”

Step 3: select the 2nd partition and select "Create As": PRIMARY

Here Is a NOTE:

Step 4: finish

After getting the above things ready, proceed with the given steps :

After rebooting, download Link2sd on Play Store (Link above)

open link2sd

then select the file system of your sdcard's second partition (ext3)

reboot your tablet

then open link2sd again menu->storage info

Thanks Button Please :fingers-crossed:

over 200+ apps/games with free 1,6 GB and used only 277MB (Internal storage)

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Hybridesque:
Looks like last build didn't work on Jenkins
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] john9:
gonna give it a shot!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
Thank you fellow country man .

Just so that thread shows up in participated in android napp :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rwa66:
Let me start to say that this is not the AOKP thread, nor the Overcome thread. This is a thread for the CyanogenMod 10 ROM. So I cannot tell you anything about AOKP. Overcome is the easiest and safest way to get your Tab ready for AOKP or other ROM's like CM10 or CM9.

What I do know is you have to follow the Overcome installation procedure. The links on teamovercome.net are dead indeed, but in the first post of the Overcome thread you will find mirror-links that work.

So first install Overcome then AOKP.

If you have questions about these procedures please put them in the right forum. So questions about Overcome in the Overcome thread and AOKP questions in AOKP thread.

The meaning of all those strange words you can find in XDA's wiki.

Hope this helps.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] scanferr:
A noob question......how do i make logcats?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
I don't know if this help you..

http://goo.gl/BjBj1
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Hybridesque:
Just flashed the latest nightly, just noted that the baseband info in About Tablet comes up as unknown. Have noticed that there's a modem.bin in the zip file too... any possibility that it's wrong or something?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] scanferr:
Lol...im not that noob that i didnt even googled that. If i asked here is because i didnt find a decent answer.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Sorry, but the results are spot on. Any more decent will be obscene.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] paulgerman:
Installed it(cm-10-20120906-NIGHTLY-p1.zip ) but can't get any network signal. no 3g or signal. My sim card is no longer recognized.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] scanferr:
Is it normal to have 1000 points less on quadrant, when compared to cm9?

You are right, pryana. When I seached it a while ago I didn't find those answers. My mistake for not searching again!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cdesai:
Modem issues?

Get me *.log from sdcard.

Reboot to recovery, format system, reinstall the ROM zip (and gapps too if you use them)

Alternatively, you could just copy modem.bin to /system/vendor

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] paulgerman:
LOL. Immediately after I copied modem.bin to /system/vendor I got signal. No restart or anything :)) this was shocking.

The file wasn't there at all.

Thank you very much!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hcarrega:
Updated..and everythings like before awesome:)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Hybridesque:
That worked.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rfreeman:
How do you that??

I cant flash the rom (p1000L) "aseert failed: getprop("ro.product.device") == "galaxytab" || get prop"ro.build.product") == "galaxytab" || getprop ("ro.product.device") == "GT-P1000L"....

What can I do?

Thank you
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alroger:
Yeah.. wont work for me since CM9 MTD. No matter which ROM I'm coming from, even stock.

I have to remove the assert check from couple 1st lines from update-script in the ZIP, leaving show_progress as the 1st line.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Arde:
Hi, this is very good and fast ROM but i lost my GSM and data connection, what i doing wrong?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] super425:
Can you help me to do this. I can't quite find the location system/vendor. I found 1 system vendor at the zip file but not the /system of my android. So if you can have a small direction how to do this it will help me a lot. Thanks in advance
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rfreeman:
Can you post me your Update script??? thank you??'
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alroger:
assert check error 7 updater-script

If you have problems right at the begining when flashing your ROM, keywords "assert" and "error 7"...

1st MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE CORRECT ROM ZIP for your specific model (p1, p1n, p1l or p1c), then remove the darn check.

The updater-script migth change from version to version.. so it's best you change the one right in your ZIP.

It starts like this:

assert(getprop("ro.product.device") == "galaxytab" || getprop("ro.build.product") == "galaxytab" ||
getprop("ro.product.device") == "GT-P1000N" || getprop("ro.build.product") == "GT-P1000N");
show_progress(0.15, 5);
package_extract_file("modem.bin", "/tmp/modem.bin");
set_perm(0, 0, 0777, "/tmp/modem.bin");

After removing the assert check lines the begining should look like this:

show_progress(0.15, 5);
package_extract_file("modem.bin", "/tmp/modem.bin");
set_perm(0, 0, 0777, "/tmp/modem.bin");

The updater-script is a text file in /META-INF/com/google/android/ inside the ROM ZIP.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rfreeman:
Thank you :good:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gwbard:
The CWR zip I provided you does just that -- copies the modem.bin to system/vendor

You said you have US T-Mobile -- that's the modem in the zip (JJB)

Perhaps you need a different modem.

Are you in the US? Do you have a T-Mobile SIM Card & data plan?

Do you expect telephone functions to work also?

We need more information in order to help you.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] super425:
Yes, im in US and I do have T-mobile sim card and data plan. It work before when i have 4.0 in it. For the phone functions to work, i dont really expect that cause i have a phone. Thanks for your help
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gwbard:
ok, not sure what else to tell ya then...

although I'm running paranoidandroid, it's the same CM10 base and putting the JJB modem.bin in system/vendor works great for me and I get 3G/H.

you could try to extract modem.bin from the zip, put it in your sdcard, then use root explorer (or similar) to copy it to /system/vendor/ and apply all permissions.

if you really want to learn, and harness the power of 'do it yourself' system modifications, I suggest reading A LOT and using ADB. (it's all I ever use)

then it's as simple as extracting the modem.bin to your pc, then

adb remount

adb push modem.bin system/vendor/

adb shell chmod 777 system/vendor/modem.bin

done. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] marvz098:
How to change DPI?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] super425:
You help a lot and i am using paranoidandroid with a working 3g service omg......
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] intelinside70:
link2sd problem

Hi,

i have formatted my external sd card (8gb) in this mode:

4gb - fat32 primary

3gb - ext3 primary

1gb - linux swap logical

When i install link2sd i select ext3 partition of external sd.

Reboot system and the tablet stuck in startup animation (sometime have a blink led).

What's error ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] SGTABHI:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1884275

Have a look at this thread:)

I made two partitions

12 gb: fat32

3 gb: ext 4

selected ext4 in link2sd and everything works fine....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] intelinside70:
Hi,

thank you for response. I made this change on my external sd:

5gb fat32

3gb ext4

I install link2sd, selected ext4, rebooted and return to link2sd and select all application and moving to sd ok (but the internal storage are 455mb).

Now, if i update the rom, i need to re-apply link2sd ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alroger:
No, just tested it. All linked apps stay linked.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] XenoStrat:
:) your post made me check your site; new rom incoming yeah!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rgbigel:
Side-Note:

I tried to mess with this procedure to get the additional partitions on the INTERNAL SD. Here, Microtool allows you to delete all Partitions, but when you apply the changes, they are simply ignored. Well, not quite, the content of the SDCard are gone. Fortunately this is not a problem, because the relevant parts of the OS reside on the fast, invisible section of the internal storage, at least IF YOU ARE USING THE NEW CM10 memory layout. So you can recover, if you saved your data.

There is a second problem associated with internal SD partitioning. Apparently there are some instructions in INIT.RC which force the internal SD to "FAT32 only". On every reboot you will notice that your reformatted internal SD is just re-formatted to FAT32. While the details (see thread on SGT II) are pretty well documented , I found the same behaviour on my SGT7. I did not dare to mess with my P1000 CM10 for lack of documentation, if the fix works at all here, it would requiere reassembling zImage which can be very dangerous.

My main concerns

with Link2SD and ext3/4 on the external SD are some unclear observations after rebooting or an FC that caused rebooting. For the second time now, all my "externalized" apps are reported as "not installed", although the default icon and the correct label is still visible on the home screen.

Does anybody have an idea what could be the reason for this?

I did not even get as far as trying what happens if I install a new nightly because of these problems. I dread the future here...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] marvz098:
The latest build battery drain fast?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] _Derk_:
So the Link2SD procedure to handle the space limitations is far from being bullet-proof or better said, may produce unneccessary repeating work.

Bye,

Derk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] juanpirulo:
Hi cdesai and humberos. I used to compile from source my own cm10 with sgt7 p1 parts with sbradymobile tweaks and humberos kernel but now I like to compile with the old layout and i dont know how to do it. i think updater.sh with the old layout its still int the sgt7 repo but i dont know how to compile humberos kernel with the old layout. I really aprecciate if you could help me cheers.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alroger:
First of all, how could you have used MicroTool on the internal SDCard, since you would have to remove the internal sdcard and plug it into your Windows machine?

USB Mount does NOT mount a card, it mounts the FAT32 partition of the 3 internal sdcard partitions. You can't see the partition table through USB.

You can only do the procedure via adb shell, using fdisk and parted from the command line. There need to be a FAT32 partition, and 2 ext4 partitions for system and cache. You could creat a 4th ext4 partition, but I don't think Link2SD will be able to use it, since it expects to use the 2nd partition of the External sdcard and you would have to link everything manually, and everything would work.

It's easily done in the external card. And yes, keep the 1st partition as FAT32.

Read Link2SD's site's FAQ. It's pretty clear and enlightning. Link2SD works in fact better than the native App2SD function that some apps, like original Angry Birds use by default. Apps linked by Link2SD remain linked even without Link2SD installed, remain linked across ROM updates, and even remain working while you have your USB mounted, because it is using ANOTHER partition besides the FAT32 one, that get's unmounted to be shared through USB. It can be used with any Apps, widgets, etc. TI Backup seems to recon it and work with it automatically, ClockworkMod Recovery also recons it and works with it during backups and restores.

Better then I thought.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eboIa:
Thanks for your post as I really tired on this topic. I'm using Link2SD for a long time on approx. 10 different devices and no problem at all. Of course you could reach some problems as you can also reach it when you flashing ROMs also for example. Life is insecure;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] olaf bosch:
The new partition structure is no option for me. Too bad this has been choosen for cm10! good some other developers didn't followed the new rule and listen too device users. Still on Humberto's Aug 31 ROM which is great. No rear camera but 3rd party ones work good.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rgbigel:
@alroger: Aaaa-Haaa. Now I can tie a lot of strings together.

Also, your discussion of Link2SD is encouraging. I will give it a spin.

Now, if only I could find my microSD adaptor so I can partition the darn thing. It must be SOMEWHERE...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hcarrega:
Link2sd works fine
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] asvantypography:
+1 :good:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nemory:
What's new with partitioning?What are the effects?

What's new with partitioning?What are the effects?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alroger:
Wow, just read the annoucement on the 1st post, then a couple of the last pages that had some enlighning comments.

It's something to speed up our tabs, but reduces the native app space. But I'm finding it easy to cope with the last tips.

BTW, I've never seen the Youtube app and video playing so fast!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hcarrega:
My issues are are basically currents/photos/g+ sync and sometimes dropbox account dissapear