yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] JerkLife:
Mind Telling Me How You Got Your 4G Data Back?

I Flashed Stock Rom Back Onto My S3 but I Am Only Running On Edge,
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gyggyty:
He restored his imei. Might be your solution as well. Check if ur imei is 0.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ratcityrain:
Can someone help me get my 4G restored? I lost my imei number ( was set to 0), I was able to use nv_items_reader_writer along with the SGS3 nv gen to inject my correct imei number back into the phone.

I have checked under status and my imei is no longer 0 & displays the correct imei, but still no 4G - only edge.

I then made a full nv backup, then restored that backup, but still nothing.

any other ideas?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Ok, as I just said, you only need to post once. No need for double or triple posting. Its a good way to annoy a lot of folks who would otherwise be happy to help. Just fyi for the future!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] johnwayne007:
I compiled this from source that was just recently released by the ParanoidAndroid Team, and with Hashcodes local manifest.

Sorry about the long wait but, until recently there were a lot of issues regarding the ParanoidPrefs App, they are now fixed.

If your new, follow this link to see a quick tutorial on how to use Paranoid Preferences.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31610815&postcount=2

Install Instructions

Full wipe

Flash zip --->

Both MDPI and Large MDPI are now hosted on Google code

https://code.google.com/p/paranoidandroid-kfire/downloads/list

Flash GApps for 4.1.2 ----> http://goo.im/gapps

First Boot may take a while, may also restart once before loading the UI.

Expect the same bugs as in Hashcodes CM10

Also, i'm not responsible for anything that may happen to your device by flashing this rom.

Thanks to Hashcode the Paranoid Android team and rohan32 for his Paranoid preferences guide.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] johnwayne007:
Changelog

[B][U]PA Otter 08[/U][/B]

PA 2.54 Changes

* Fixed after breaking Phablet Mode Navigation Bar
* CM Bugfixes and updates

Full Changes can be seen in the ParanoidAndroid Github http://github.com/ParanoidAndroid

Device Changes:

Includes hashcodes latest kernel updates.

[B][U]PA Otter 03[/U][/B]
10/7
re-uploaded with calculator FC fixed

[U]Paranoid Android 2.17 Changes[/U]

New toggles style. They're unified now to all possible UIs
Navigation bar transparency (i9100)
Double token encryption for security
Double ime button fixed (aosp bug)
Gmail crashes fixed (app bug)
Google now hold-off delay fixed after sysUI restart (aosp bug)
Double notification ticket avatar fixed (aosp bug)
Memory leak fixed by CM! (i9100). Use only stock kernel for now, most of custom kernels won't boot at all untill changes made to fit new blobs / mali code.

[B][U]pa otter 02[/U][/B]

[U]Paranoid Changes[/U]
Button panel fixes, also in landscape
Transparent statusbar (navbar comes soon)
4.1.1_r6 from aosp
Lag fix for Nexus devices
Nexus 7 new hybrid properties
Backup/restore is 100% fixed
SuperSU instead of SuperUser
new ParanoidWallpapers app including solid color selection
Moar stuff!

[U]Device Changes[/U]
Charging is now fixed. Including basic OTG support.
Backlight / Panel driver updated. This was probably causing some of the battery drain.

Current CM10 and Kernel info can be found here.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24665559&postcount=1

//These changelogs are from the respective posts from the Paranoid Android Team, and Hashcode
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TuikS2:
Waited for PA for the fire :)

Will test asap and report back.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] soupmagnet:
I've been really excited about this one. Can't wait to see how it turns out.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] padest.com:
Thanks for your Rom!

Paranoid Android's Rom in Nexus 7 is Perfect!

Hope this perfect for Kindle Fire.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] firered365:
Thanks for this! I actually like the small bars, it makes the screen look bigger, but I loathe the extended notification.

Update: Somehow, I got it to normal.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] lukitas12:
wow, great news! I'll try this soon! ty
[Kindle Fire Android Development] firered365:
Is this with the latest kernel release.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] firered365:
It is 6630.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] johnwayne007:
I synced the repos just before building so as far as i know it's current with with Hashcodes latest kernel source.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] padest.com:
Paranoid Android team told me the 2.12 isn't stable, but 2.13 is stable.

When i test the 2.12 Rom you provided, the Rom is surely not stable.

The font size is too small in the Setting. I can't run Antutu benchmark to test, can't run Goomanager to get update unless i reboot my KF.

Can change the sources to 2.13?

Thanks!

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I test it, the score is 6620.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] johnwayne007:
Agreed, I'll resync and rebuild. But you may also want to change the size of the app where the font is too small, I did that in my settings in order to make it easier to read/use. Instructions to do so are in first post with Screenshots in the bottom of the second post.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
If you want to have hashcode's latest kernel (charging fix) included in your build you will need to use the dev branches of his kernel and device repos:

<project path="device/amazon/otter" name="KFire-Android/device-amazon-otter" revision="jb-dev" />

<project path="kernel/amazon/otter" name="KFire-Android/kernel_omap" revision="p-android-omap-3.0" />
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tobiascuypers:
ive been waiting on this for a while. i attempted to port it a while back but i had absolutely no time and of course, no experience either. so thanks man! and our you please update it to the stable version on 2.13 this one is not as stable and has bugs
[Kindle Fire Android Development] johnwayne007:
Cool thanks for that, when I sync tonight I'll make sure to update the manifest.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] tipzilla:
Looks awesome. I will have to give it a good try this weekend after exams. I had PA on my galaxy nexus and loved it. Will be awesome to mess with the DPI for some apps that could display a little better on the fire.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] b.huss2:
Very interesting. Sub'n to this thread. Pa on the fire actually makes sense.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] johnwayne007:
So, i changed that in my local manifest synced and built, now i get a bootloop and ADB wont recognize the device to get a logcat. Any suggestions?

http://pastebin.com/VYGMHV6Q

http://pastebin.com/YCYAk8sJ
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Xyyd:
Wanted to flash the newest modem bit can't seem to find the thread in either development
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Xyyd:
Never mind found over at rootz
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] annoyingduck:
It's a sticky if that helps
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TAJ_Rocks:
I wanna replace my touchscreen at sony service centre

What changes i should make to get my warranty back

Warranty period is till November 2012

Plzzz help guyz

I'm using gingerzaraki alfs v8
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CtrlAltDelIrl:
Flash back to Stock rom and kernel & relock bootloader.

Make a nandroid backup so you can reinstate when you get the phone back!
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TAJ_Rocks:
Thnx dude:thumbup:
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TAJ_Rocks:
Link of stock kernel & rom of w8

Bcoz I'm getting only x8 results i need w8:p:confused::confused:
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TAJ_Rocks:
I downloaded the stock rom which contains img file etc

How to flash this img n flash stock kernel

Help don't just c
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TAJ_Rocks:
Guyz thanx

I have overcome from touch problem by flashing stock rom

I have no problem in mini cm9 now
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CtrlAltDelIrl:
Cool.. You don't need to send it to service centre?
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TAJ_Rocks:
Ya dude my fone is gr8 it overcumed frm d bad situation
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dr_Nacho:
With so many great games out that are very large, what is the best way to keep storage? I just cycle through them and uninstall them when done. Pretty much play one large game at a time. Is there a better way/way to increase storage?

Thanks
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ÜBER™:
USB otg?

Sent From My Toro+ via White Tapatalk
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dr_Nacho:
I've heard of it.... but not sure how to do it. :banghead:
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] E_Goldstein:
Ust otg cable from amazon or evilbay quid/dollar, if your rooted grab stick mount if not i think people use nexus media importer, it shows up when u plug it in like u would a usb stick in a pc/laptop
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wilks3y:
I've been curious about this also. But havent been able to completely figure it out by reading on the internet. Could you explain?

Does this mean that with USB OTG and NExus 7 Media importer, you could for example:

Plug and 16 GB USB Memory stick into your nexus, and your nexus would then have 16GB extra storage? Or does USB OTG only view whats already on the USB, so you'd put music/videos onto the USB stick, then it shows you that but doesnt read the storage?

I hope this makes sense :)

Thanks !
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Groid:
I'm rooted using the OTG-usb and stickmount. I have added music, videos, and pictures to a connected thumbdrive or sdcard and they show up and play just fine using the Nexus apps.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tcat007:
Root and Stickmount seems most popular method (many threads on XDA), or you could try this app if not rooted.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3vo kid:
Nexus media importer is the way to go if ur not rooted. Works perfectly no problems whatsoever.

Sent from my Black "Destroy Mode" Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] E_Goldstein:
It works the same way as it would on a pc it see's it as portable storage, but there is a way to move your games to the usb stick also.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SubnetMask:
Why is it that everyone just sits back and takes the 'if you root your phone or upload a new ROM to it your warranty is void' line from the carriers & manufacturers of the phones? Why are people not 'revolting' and forcing that line to change? These phones are technically no different than the computer you bought from Dell, HP, Apple, etc. Putting a different ROM on one of these phones is no differnet than putting a different OS on your computer. Don't like Windows? Wipe it and install Linux. Don't like Mac OS? Wipe it and install Windows or Linux (Why would you buy a Mac in that case? But I digress...). The point there being if computer manfacuturers told consumers that if they installed anything other than the stock OS or modified it in any way, their warranty was voided, a LOT of people would push back.

If they're worried about bricked phones, then make the phones unbrickable. Place the bootloader in a seperate area of the phone so no matter what happens to the ROM, it will at least get you to an upload screen that allows you to send the OS to the phone (like the Epic and SGS3 do) and provide PROPER tools to do so, so we don't have to use 3rd party tools to flash the phones. Aside from the possibility of a brick (at least the phones that really can be bricked), I can't think of anything you could damage with a custom ROM.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
I don't take it, that's why I only buy Samsung ......no security. Very developer friendly
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Speedin07si:
It's already been taken to court. Carriers can not deny a warranty claim because your rooted. They can refuse to work on them, but you have every right to pay the $150 deductible and get a new/refurb.

Now Samsung on the other hand can deny a factory warranty claim if it goes to them.

Sent from Pluto.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] inscythe:
The thing is, you can make unbrickable phones by protecting the bootloader, etc., but man are curious ppl. One way or another, someone will decide to try to mess things around and brick the phone anyway. If it is not the bootloader, it may be other things as well: frying your motherboard by aggressive overclocking, messing up with the audio setting (ruining the speaker), and other possible hardware issues. The fact that in smartphones, the firmware are more tightly integrated into the hardware, comparison with desktop OS is a bit inaccurate. The more proper comparison is probably BIOS, which is also void desktop PC warranty if you mess with it (for some manufacturers, that is; there are some manufacturer who covers BIOS damages as well).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SubnetMask:
The manufacturers should have to follow guidlines similar to what auto manufacurers follow. Auto manufacturers cannot just void your warranty for using 'aftermarket' oil/air/fuel filters. They would have to PROVE that the filter in question caused the failure. Same thing should apply here: They can only deny a warranty claim if they can PROVE something with the ROM caused the failure.

Personally, I can't imagine why anyone would want to mess with the bootloader. That's your 'safety net' in case you hose your ROM. If someone decides they want to screw with that saftey net, and

then

they brick their phone, I would agree warranty should be denied.

For overclocking, set hardware limits. Allow 'some' overclocking, but don't allow it to be taken so far it can cook itsself, although that's another one I don't get... does that extre 100-300Mhz really get you THAT much?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Frostacious:
Don't like the answers the sprint reps give you them apply for technIcal representatIve and help the community out by making every case a refurb exchange!! That or go in as a double agent and get the software.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ReapersDeath:
Well all computers have warrenty to an extent.. if you go into its full blown deep programing and mess with it and break it, then your screwed and have to deal with it.. Just how life is. your actions give consequences. If you get a new car and decide to cut all the wires, its your fault and not theirs XD Its quite difficult to actually full blown brick your phone... Soft bricking occasionally happens but its always easy to pull out of. Anyways if they allow rooting in their warranty then they have to spend more money because of someone being stupid >_< Id be mad if some person decided to delete all software from their phone. I would decline replacing the device from someone being dumb XD
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Soupskin:
They can deny your warranty claim. They can't deny you access to their network.

Google it.

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Supporting devices with custom ROMs is impossible. When a user calls with a problem, they need to have a common platform so they can troubleshoot and fix issues. If you put Linux on your Dell box that came with Windows, you will not be supported when you call Dell with a problem.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] monlo:
Why can't you just flash stock and reset your counter? Circumvented.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Naddict:
Yuuup! Agree.... :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 00mred00:
Sprint doesn't deny based on rooting tho
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] iBustCh3rries:
This is true but why would anyone who knows how to flash a rom call sprint with a problem. the majority of the people on this forum know whats going on with sprints network better the majority of sprint reps. and the minority on here that don't know just have to ask and will get a slue of people wanting to help albeit in a sarcastic manner but you will get the answer you desire. I agree that ROM flashing shouldn't be taboo but I think for that to happen the manufactures would have to get on board first and truly make android open source. someone said that tools would be great and I agree. if Sammy, HTC, Moto and the gang would release all of their phones unlocked and make root access easier to achieve/ that would be awesome! Another option that would only happen in a dream world would be If you can pick what ROM you want installed on your phone at purchase. want TWIZ? Fine! Sense? Fine! AOSP/CM/AOKP? Fine! and be on your marry way. But that's just a dream lol.
[G1 Android Development] tvall:
For a while I've been randomly uploading pure cm7 builds for the dream and sapphire as cm made cool changes. At this point, cm7 seems "finished" (the cm team is focusing entirely on cm10 it seems), so I stopped making pure builds. Instead, I will be pulling useful features in and attempt to make a stable, yet feature packed rom.

Release 0.01 (released on September 17 at 00:05) is just cyanogenmod 7.2 with launcher2 and magpie. More features to come.

Requirements:

A htc dream or sapphire 32b with at least danger spl (1.33.0013d spl and 2.22.28.25 radio recommended) or an old radio 32a. I test on a mytouch 3g 1.2 with 1.33.0013d and 2.22.28.25.

Flashing instructions.

1. Download the rom, kernel, and optionally gapps to your sdcard.

2. Make sure you are in recovery mode with a custom recovery.

3. If you are coming from any other rom besides the pure cm7 builds on dw9906's thread, wipe userdata, cache, sd-ext, and system.

4. Apply any custom mtd setup you wish. I don't use custom mtd so I don't know what sizes are best for this rom. (Optional)

5. Flash the rom

6. Feed the cat. he's very hungry. Neglecting your animals so you can flash roms constantly is bad.

7. Flash the kernel.

8. Flash gapps

9. Reboot.

10. Enjoy.

Downloads:

Rom: http://www.mediafire.com/?gkdvgk7l6mrz94u

Kernel: ezgb kernels

Gapps: I don't include or distribute these. You should know where to find them.

Bugs: none I know of

Features: magpie, launcher2

Future features: autokernel. Kernel built with linaro. Kernel with bfs.

Thanks to:

Google - android

CyanogenMod team - the awesome rom

Firerat - magpie

Ezterry and AndDiSa - kernel

Infinimint and the united dev team - hosting and support

My girlfriend - for putting up with this time consuming hobby. I love her. :)
[G1 Android Development] tvall:
//reserved

Sources coming soon. My current setup is a little messed up. Need to fix it.

Note: rules on using this rom for other projects

Most of android is under the apache2 license. just don't violate that and we're good.

more specific rules: source is on my github, do whatever you want within the terms of the licences. make your own rom, use it to port other devices, release a rom that is exactly the same with a new name and a shiny theme, I don't care as long as you are building from source.

If you use prebuilt anything from releases of this rom, please be nice and send me a pm asking for permission. this is supposed to be an open community, but i hate seeing 20+ cm7 roms with nothing different except name and bundled apps. If you don't ask, and you havent made something different enough from this rom to be worth having its own thread, it may or may not get reported.
[G1 Android Development] adityo97:
is it still the same with the "original" cm 7.2?
[G1 Android Development] tass0s:
Does this ROM support 32A devices with old radio (3.22)?
[G1 Android Development] tvall:
it has magpie and it uses launcher2 instead of adw. other than that it's almost the same as pure cm7 at this point.
[G1 Android Development] tvall:
it should. I don't have access to a 32a so i'll have to wait for you to confirm
[G1 Android Development] tass0s:
Ok, unless somebody else does it, i will try these days for sure.
[G1 Android Development] tvall:
well... got a shiny new kernel compiled with linaro. :) so far so good. should i post it, or should I wait till i've tweaked it a little more?
[G1 Android Development] adityo97:
tweak pleaseee. woohooooo
[G1 Android Development] tass0s:
32A?
[G1 Android Development] tvall:
Mytouch 3g 1.2 (the one with the headphone Jack and more ram)
[G1 Android Development] tvall:
http://www.mediafire.com/?py8asp6ab109dyl

new kernel. might or might not help speed things up. built with the linaro toolchain
[G1 Android Development] HTCDreamOn:
Link not working on Opera Mini

That's weird, using Opera Mini the ROM download on MediaFire isn't working... left it for ages but remained on "0/52.46Mb". The kernel downloaded fine though :eek:

Oh well, working now, gonna try it as Cronmod is being slow on me :(
[G1 Android Development] adityo97:
i was wondering, what's the difference between the "linaro" and the usual kernel build?
[G1 Android Development] tvall:
The linaro toolchain has a ton of arm optimizations that should make stuff compiled with it perform better. Cm was considering using it to build pretty much all of cm9, but found it caused random stability issues.

My girlfriend has been running the kernel for days and has yet to have any major issues. She also hasn't said if it helps..
[G1 Android Development] adityo97:
and is it really the Linaro make cm7 faster? sorry for asking, just curious bout the linaro after i watched it on youtube
[G1 Android Development] tvall:
haven't tested thoroughly enough to confirm. This rom also uses launcher2, which is a lot faster than adw
[G1 Android Development] adityo97:
can this kernel used on FBL?
[G1 Android Development] tvall:
USB storage won't work. Other than that, should be fine
[G1 Android Development] tass0s:
It flashes and boots normally on 32A devices with old radio. :D:D
[G1 Android Development] HTCDreamOn:
Working!

Right, I've got this up and running, but I had to use the "normal" ezgb kernel, linaro one wouldn't boot. I reckon it's cause I'm 2078 and you recommend 2085, as the original CM7 worked for me.
[G1 Android Development] xanda143:
Actually the kernel did give me a bit of more performance and its battery also died faster..add new governers
[G1 Android Development] tvall:
I have a little script i run that builds ebi0, ebi1, and 2708+ kernels and packages them for me. I only get to test ebi0 because thats the only device i have.

I'll figure out what happened.

Kernel is still a work in progress.

What governors do you want to see added?
[G1 Android Development] xanda143:
Smartass v2 and lagfree
[G1 Android Development] HTCDreamOn:
Ditto

I'll +1 that :) , Possibly some X series might be useful (InteractiveX, etc.) but maybe not if you add governors such as Smartass(V2). I read this thread about some governors's I didn't know of, but I can't really give any opinion on any of the non- main ones.
[G1 Android Development] Neo2SHYAlien:
I use chaos kernel from cronmod thread and smartass2 work great.
[G1 Android Development] HTCDreamOn:
I have tried the CronMod int2ext+ script with my 8Gb class 4 sd card and it vastly reduces the overall performance, so I would highly recommend NOT using this script, although I don't know how well it performs with higher class ratings.

I also have tried using custom mtd, system 87 and cache 2, this worked for a bit but upon another boot all I got was "T-Mobile G1" (or whatever it says) and then a black screen. This may be because I flashed the CronMod chaos kernel as well, and I only had 0.7Mb left of system space but it did work for a bit. I might try a custom mtd with system at least 90Mb.

I noticed there is an option to move apps to the sd ext partition, but the button is grayed out. Do I need a particular type of ext partition, e.g. ext4 or do I need to install a script. I have read up on the subject of ext partitions and it appears that ext3/4 would be more desirable, can anybody back that up?
[G1 Android Development] tvall:
Well.. my girlfriend traded her mytouch for a laptop. So... there's a chance I may not get to work on g1 stuff for a while (buying a new g1 will take a while...)

I plan on releasing at least one more update for this, but if I don't have hardware to test on, further development is unlikely (a hardware donation would be nice. ;)
[G1 Android Development] demkantor:
maybe we could make a deal...
[G1 Android Development] tvall:
I'm broke. So unless your deal is something along the lines of "g1 in exchange for rom updates," I don't think I'll be able to do anything..