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[Desire Android Development] dg170775:
Hey Man, good to see you back.

Among the few ROMs that I've experienced, if it's Sense ROMs then I think there are only 2, for Sense 3.6 Blackout, Sense 4.1 TrickDroid (Both on ICS).

But, if it's Jellybean you're interested, then I think Jellytime is the best .. It's my daily driver on my DHD, and the phone feels absolutely brilliant & Current ..

I've used the V6 script over the Jellytime ROM, and everything's executed without issues, but how do I know what % Supercharged am I?
[Desire Android Development] Androidmarketuser:
I'm sorry, I asked for new roms of the HTC Bravo (Desire), forgot that this thread isn't only for one device :o:D

You can see your Supercharge Status by executing the supercharger script, it should show something like this after the Supercharger options menu:

You are ...% supercharged!​

Or you select the option 1 (Supercharger & Launcher Status)
[Desire Android Development] dg170775:
Sorry, but do you mean the Main Supercharger script? Will it not update anything else?

Don't remember now, but the script does ask for quite a few things and I was wondering which options menu, do I choose 1.

Edit: ok, I followed your instructions and the script says that I'm 75% supercharged. Could it be because I'm using GoLauncher EX as the launcher?

For HTC Desire, I flashed the Evervolv JB 4.1.2 Pre Alpha version on my sister's Desire, and I was quite pleased. All of the features that I need worked well. There were a few high end features features like USB/Wifi Tethering that had issues, but overall JB on the Desire felt good :)
[Desire Android Development] Androidmarketuser:
If you start the script after you have supercharged the device, it tells you your driver options (settings like Scroll Speed etc.), your Busybox version and you can see the Driver's Console (previously it was called Supercharger Menu) with all the options (1-33) and it tells you your Supercharger status.

So you can see the Console and the Status and after this you can enter a number if you wish to do something.

It won't change anything by itself, except Supercharger isn't installed or you haven't patched services.jar. So just launch the script and you will see ;)

The text before it says "You are 75% supercharged" tells you what the script has done.

There are 4 sections with 25% for each one. Propably it says 25% for ADJ entries, 25% for OOM fixes and something I can't remember.

Propably it won't say "Your Launcher is DIE-HARD" or something similar. As I mentioned above you can try to make the GoLauncher app bulletproof (look the big post above)
[Desire Android Development] zavag:
I uninstall the script (option Undo everything) but .... the boot time is more than 8 minutes !! (before the script installation the boot time was about 2:30 minutes)

What is wrong?

Thanks

PS ... I uninstall the script because the phone stucks ... very laggy (I tried all the possible ways for the flush)
[Desire Android Development] Androidmarketuser:
Hmm I supercharged my device recently too and I also notices some lag, unlike before, but my boot time was never this high... :/

If you really don't want to reinstall your rom:

1. In terminal (dl it if you haven't got it) type "su" and then "stop super_service" which should stop executing the 99SUperCHarger.sh at boot.

2. Make sure that you have really unsupercharged the desire by executing the script and checking the status.

It should say 0% supercharged, maybe it didn't backup and restore your original services.jar, then download the rom and extract the services.jar (I think it is located in /system/framework/) and replace it with the one installed on your device.

3. Maybe you have installed KickAssKernelizer additionally, make sure that you haven't (I don't know how to remove it atm)

Otherwise backup and restore your Apps and Data (easy with Carbon for example) and reinstall your ROM.

I don't know which method would be faster for you...
[Desire Android Development] ex0rt:
link doesnt work and I cant seem to follow written instructions..

when I launch StartMeUp.sh I get asked "Open As" and I have list like text, audio, video, image, other...
[Desire Android Development] Androidmarketuser:
Are you really trying to open it with SManager? Sounds like you would be opening with ES File Explorer...

Sorry that the video isn't working anymore, I think I delted my YT account some time ago and I completely forgot this video and unfortunately I have no backup :/

Anyway, I think there are plenty videos on YT describing how to install Supercharger, maybe you can find a newer one, too :)
[Desire Android Development] ex0rt:
Could be... I found a tut, gonna be posting soon ! :)

Edit: 100% Supercharged ! Woohoooo ! :D
[Desire Android Development] maur1c10:
do i need to have CWM to use this (i only have the stock recovery)?
[Desire Android Development] Saf98:
Can I use this for mildwild 5 its gingerbread and I'm is it better than chainfire 3d?
[Desire Android Development] abaaaabbbb63:
Yes, you can use it.

Better? Can't tell. Trial end error :D
[Desire Android Development] Saf98:
I think Aurora v6 has already got this in its rom how do u use it?
[Desire Android Development] abaaaabbbb63:
If it has it in the ROM, then you just let it be. They're only a set of tweaks.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fernmar:
This is my 3rd week battling with this issue.

The phone will freeze no matter what i'm doing or which app im using, and I have to do a battery pull or hold down the power button.

The phone freezes on boot screen. I then would boot into recovery to wipe data.

Wipe data/factory reset freezes on wipe data... (The first time i got this issue 3 weeks ago, when wipe data froze i was unable to flash any zip file successfully and restoring backups failed due to miss matched md5 sum). I then flash stock ics using Odin, it was successful but it freezed at boot. I then flash gingerbread XXKL1 using the .pit file and i was able to boot. After that i was able to flash ICS and boot successfully.

However, the freezes occur randomly (1 to 3 times per day) and the process restarts.

Presently when the issue occur this is my temporary fix:

when I get a freeze that makes the phone unresponsive for a long time I reboot.

If the phone freeze at boot I do a wipe data/factory reset and then set up my phone again or I restore a backup

If wipe data freeze I can restore a backup most times and it might also freeze at boot, therefore, at this point I rather flashing a stock ROM via Odin and then restore my backup after i've rooted. I'm now good until the next freeze.

Yesterday, before attempting the wipe data i tried to do a backup to internal sd card and it was unsuccessful, i found i could only do it to the external card so I did. When im not having the issue i can backup to internal card.

Apart from XXKL1, i've tried GB and ICS recovery files k13 & XXLPH respectively with their bootloaders and .pit files taken from this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1457458

I thought of using the solution from this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1760107, however, my problem wasn't caused from flashing LQ5, but i'm thinking I might have a faulty data partition that needs replacing since I had to flash the .pit file from KL1 before i was able to boot in any other ROM when I 1st got this problem. I need to confirm this before i give up 2GB and also after reading the thread i'm still not sure on what file to flash and the steps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matti861:
I have recently rooted my nexus in order to get jelly bean. Im planning on selling the phone tomorrow and my friend wants it back to factory. I have the toolkit on my computer but i dont know if it is because of the miui rom I have running but I cant find the build number in order to get it back to default. Can somebody fill me on what I need to do or what Im doing wrong? Below has all the important info listed

Build number: MIUI-2.8.1.7 JRO03H (Not listed on the toolkit)

android version: 4.1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PROlific666:
Where did you get the phone? I'm assuming since you had to root in order to get 4.1 you didn't get it from google... is it the Verizon version?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] suprakarma:
What country, do you have the gsm unlocked US or the international, or Verizon or sprint? Gsm is maguro, Verizon is toro and spring is toro plus, if you are in the US with the gsm unlocked, our choice is number 10 on the list of devices
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matti861:
Yes its a verizon one which Ive had since day one
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Follow this to return it to stock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
finally, someone that has his head straight.

thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] queimadus:
It might not be a true factory reset depending from where you bought it (yakjuXX build) but I'm sure your friend won't mind the different build with faster updates from google.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] Pandalero:
Does anyone know how to (or if we can) install apps to the external SD card? Lately I've been getting the "not enough storage" alert when trying to install new or update apps. So then I have to look for crap to delete. By default the apps install to internal storage. When I use TiBackup to move apps to the SD, it moves them to phone storage (internal SD), not the external SD. Anyone?
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] IceDragon59:
I'm not entirely sure. I know that HTC changed the name of the eMMC and SD card on this phone to 'sdcard' and 'sdcard2' respectively. A lot of apps don't realize the change and think the eMMC is the actual external SD card. The only ones which definitely realize it are the HTC ones.

I don't know if your ROM has it set up differently or not, but the stock ROM is that way.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] j13smiley:
I thought the whole 'sdcard' naming thing was an ICS issue...
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] dezignstuff:
Go to Settings >Apps, select the app you want to move, then pick Move To Phone Storage. You have to do this for each app.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] IceDragon59:
Rovio's Bad Piggies came out the other day. It's a moderately intriguing game, which is relevant because its default apk save location is the SD card. Unfortunately for our phone, it thinks the internal eMMC is the actual SD card because of the poor naming convention, regardless whether ICS itself or HTC is the actual culprit. It's save location is '/sdcard/.android_secure/com.rovio.BadPiggies-1.asec'.

I also installed this game on my original Incredible, and it's path name is the same, but it's saved on the actual SD card because it followed normal naming convention. If I move it to the internal storage, it saves in '/data/app/com.rovio.BadPiggies-1.apk'.

Our phone switches between 'Move to phone storage' ('/sdcard/.android_secure/' which is the eMMC) and 'Move to internal storage' (/data/app/).

My original Incredible switches between 'Move to SD card' ('/sdcard/.android_secure/' which is the real SD card) and 'Move to phone' (/data/app/).

Like dezignstuff said, you would normally have to go to Settings -> Apps, and select each app you want to move and tell it to 'Move to phone storage'. Since you're using Titanium Backup to move to move apps to the SD card, it does it all in one fell swoop.

Now, to answer your question again once again, the naming convention is the reason you're seeing it install in the mount named 'sdcard' but it's actually the eMMC. Titanium Backup thinks the same thing most everything does because of the eMMC's name. If you move it to the real SD card, I don't think it would work because I doubt that it would be able to be recognized by the system.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] Pandalero:
I understand all that. I don't want stuff on phone storage. That's where it is now. I want it on the external SD card.

Sent from my HTC Incredible 4G
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] Pandalero:
So, who's the asshole in this situation? Is it ICS itself or HTC for their wonky file system naming convention?

Sent from my HTC Incredible 4G
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] IceDragon59:
After some investigation, it's definitely ICS. Several other brands of devices all have "sdcard" and "sdcard2". Regardless of who's at fault, it's still ridiculous. I understand that most devices starting with ICS don't have an actual SD card slot to expand the storage, but ICS should implement a way to move to the real SD card if you have one. Our phone, with its 4GB of available space, isn't that much when you have hundreds of pictures, videos, music files, and apps. I won't ever buy a phone without expandable memory unless it's priced similarly to this one with at least 64GB of space.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] blazingwolf:
It was a change by Google. It occurs in Jelly Bean as well.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] dcooterfrog:
n the acer a100 there was a way to change the mount points and they called the sd2 the sd and the sd the sd2 with a shell script.

then you simply used some app to move all your apps from the fake to the real sd card
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] junkmail9:
Somewhere, I saw a way to remap the drives once rooted. I haven't really looked into it, but plan to pursue it as soon as we have root.

Sent from my Fireball using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] dbrits:
Same here. If I have one quibble with ICS, it's how it handle the sd card.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] wmuflyer:
I think the Nook Color went through this when they were starting with CM9. I'll keep searching and see if I can find anything, it's been a while since I've seen anything about it but I'll keep looking.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slice2011:
Hi All,

I am leaving for Singapore and bought the Foreign Travel Adapters, do I need a voltage converter? I looked at the Galaxy Tab charger that came with it and it is 100-240 50/60 Hz, just want to make sure I don't fry my tablet. I tried searching the web but some say you do and some say you don't. Singapore is 220-240 volts AC, 50 cycles per second

Thanks in advance for the help.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] digitalundertaker:
No, you don't. Just the adapter for their receptacle. But what I noticed is that for some reason the charging was slower.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kishorsidu:
Yeah digital undertaker is right....make sure you take the pin converter.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] sachin273:
i use this pc application called 'wondershare mobilego' to backup contacts, call logs and install apps etc. when i click on device information it says;

Boot Loader : Unknown as seen in the attached image.

can somebody explain to me what that means and how i can correct it?

I had my phone bricked some time back and then got it running by flashing

S5570XWKE3_S5570ERAKE3_S5570XXKB2.rar followed by

S5570DDKQ7_S5570ODDKQ6_S5570DDKQ7_HOME.tar.md5

any hep would be appreciated.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] F4uzan:
Maybe Mini bootloader didn't supported. Yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] dheeraj (dhlalit11):
don't worry your bootloader is ok
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] F4uzan:
Now i know !

In CWM log i found this one :

in.blabla.bootloader : unknown

(bla-bla-bla is something i forgot :D)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] sachin273:
Guessed that because my phone boots ;)

I wondered what it meant and was it due to my flashing etc.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] F4uzan:
No, not because your phone boot. Because even in CWM the bootloader was unknown

ro.bootloader : unknown

So.. your phone safe !
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] sachin273:
i have not seen that in CWM. i shall try and find out when i am in recovery next time (pretty soon i guess, considering my appetite for destruction :D)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] F4uzan:
well do this if you want see it.

1. Wipe battery stats

2. View Log
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] sachin273:
that log just scrolls away so fast! and in the end i see something like checking extendedcommand and aborting it etc.

is the log stored somewhere?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] dheeraj (dhlalit11):
/cache/recovery/last_log
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Sd bhatia:
I had installed color os on my mmx a 120 4.4.2 but it was not installed so i restored to previous os but on startup color os screen appears first than previous os boot.Rest everything is working as before but how to get rid of startup color os logo/screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Danny jord021:
Not rooting

My phone redmi 6 is not rooting by any application and software. Please help me out. It has mediatek chip
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SkillfulMmd:
Hey there guys/gals

I use my pushbike as my main mode of transport where I live as there is so much traffic but using my phone is very annoying for me the worst fear is my phone dropping out my pocket and hitting the road or getting run over. I've been looking on the internet for a while and have come across some bike mounts for the GS3 I wanted to know if any of you have ever tried one if so how safe/secure are they, and also which of these do you think would be best?

Mount one

Mount two

Mount three

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S III Accessories] m20120:
Mount #1 would make me very nervous. It seems like any big bump and the phone will come unclipped and go flying. Mount #3 looks more solid but I am not sure I would trust it. My choice would be Mount #2 because the phone is not going to slip out or come unclipped. I also like the idea of being waterproof.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] ariel_lh:
I wouldn't risk a $600+ phone by using a cheap bicycle mount. take a look at the Rokbed v3 case for the s3, at least if it falls it might have better chances of surviving.

http://www.rokform.com/cart/Rokbed-v3-S3-Case.html
[Galaxy S III Accessories] azazin:
The RokBed V3 case looks good and all, but it isn't waterproof?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] ariel_lh:
Unfortunately there are not many waterproof cases for the s3, but if waterproof and bike mount is what you need probably the BeachBuoy might work for you.

http://www.proporta.com/product/beachbuoy-bike-mounted-waterproof-samsung-galaxy-s3-case
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SkillfulMmd:
The beach case is discontinued

and is the rokbed case bike mountable?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] ariel_lh:
I recall seen a video where the case was mounted on a bike.

Here's is the adapter, you'll have to check if they still sell it or not

http://www.rokform.com/cart/Rokbed-v3-Bikemount.html,
[Galaxy S III Accessories] MJW:
This is what I have Easy Fit IPX4 Waterproof Motorcycle Bike Handlebar Mount for Samsung Galaxy S3 GT-i9300 SIII , It works well. The waterproof enclosure is removable and sturdy when mounted on the bike.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] jtp8736:
That looks like a pretty sweet system, but $45 for the case + $69 for the bike mount? $114 is pretty steep.

I have a buddy who has the Trident Kraken with bike mount- http://www.tridentcase.com/series/kraken-series.aspx

$37 for the whole system. I can't give a review yet, but I'll let you know after it comes in and I've used it for a few days.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Cetin:
I´ve been searching for a reliable waterproof bike mount too. For motorbike and bicycle. (For now I need it on my bicycle.)

It must be waterproof.

But it´s hard to find.

I don´t like this one because it seems to be not tough enough.

I did a mount myself on Suzuki GSX-R before but it was not waterproof and secure.

WOuld be great to find a system like rockform.com but waterproof and suitable for other devices too when we get a new handheld soon or later.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rakesh595160:
hi everyone i using stock rom with siyah kernel.

Today i flash Custom stock rom 2.0 but its laggy so i want to switch to stock rom.

here in india still samsung dont release the 4.0.4 version so my question is that can i flash some other countries stock 4.04 rom with latest siyah karnel is this combo is safe from that EMMC erase bug.

Becoz first i flash the total stock than root it and later on flash the siyah is it safe na or please guide me the best...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jokesy:
1. Cool story

2a.) Yes, you can Flash any firmware compatible with your phone

2b.) Yes. The combo of Stock ICS firmware 4.0.4 is 100% safe

3. Follow these guide.

A. Download ICS 4.0.4 firmware of your choice.

B. Download latest Siyah kernel .tar for Odin

C. Boot to recovery and perform factory data reset.

D. Boot your phone to download mode

E. Flash firmware via Odin

F. Reboot phone

G. Boot phone in download mode

H. Flash Siyah kernel via Odin

I. Remove yellow triangle with triangle away app by Chainfire.

Done
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rakesh595160:
Thnx buddy can u suggest the best 4.0.4 stock rom?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jokesy:
the most recent one on this thread: xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1544487
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rakesh595160:
Thanks buddy

A. Download ICS 4.0.4 firmware of your choice.

B. Download latest Siyah kernel .tar for Odin

C. Boot to recovery and perform factory data reset.

D. Boot your phone to download mode

E. Flash firmware via Odin

F. Reboot phone

G. Boot phone in download mode

H. Flash Siyah kernel via Odin

I. Remove yellow triangle with triangle away app by Chainfire.

But for flashing the custom kernel i need to root it first na ??
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spiralzz:
No, the custom kernel (siyah in your case) will be a .tar file, which is to be flashed via Odin.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jokesy:
No. The kernel will ROOT your phone automatically.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rakesh595160:
so u mean to say without rooting the 4.0.4 i can flash the siyah kernel?

buddy one more thing what is the difference between odexed and deoxced rom ??
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spiralzz:
Yes, you can flash Siyah kernel (the .tar file) without rooting.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jokesy:
From the periphery,

1. Odexed ROM means that the System apps and frameworks ( .apks and jars) are divided into two parts the apk and Odex files, instead of one single file e.g The Odexed music player will be music.apk + music.Odex.

Music.Odex might also contain some files necessary for other apps to work. Etc

2. In Deodexed , the Odex files are already merged into their respective apks, therefore containing one single file for each app.

3. Advantage of Odexed is better RAM management

4. Advantages of deodexed are better space management, easy to MOD.

I post any better explanation (or a link) about this subject later (if I'm chanced)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] RoZm X:
I've owned the S3 since July. And I've been loving it. I bought one of the blue ones they had available for 198 at Walmart around its release time. I have been experiencing some screen issues even on stock, lower brightness and looks very yellow compared to my GF's and friend's S3. I never had an S3 next to mine to compare it side by side, My notification light is slower than theirs, their screens are brighter and have a more natural color. Is this enough to send it back? Sounds like my speaker blew but I hardly even use it. My notification is a single beep. and my ringer notification is two beeps. It sounds blown when i play anything else. :confused:

:( I've flashed Paranoid Android and 3 or 4 JB Touchwiz ROMs and Some ICS Touchwiz too. But when I go back to stock the problems persist.

I know there is a flash counter but I'm not too sure they check it. When my brother bought his "new" S2 it came rooted. O_o :eek:

Are these "real" problems? Or am I just being really picky. The phone is 100% usable but I just see a significant difference when I pick up my GF's s3. I feel like it's more premium than mine. Also idk if it changes anything but all the other galaxy s3's I've compared mine to have been white. And they all share a consistency of really bright almost natural colors! It makes me want a white one haha

Any suggestions? :good:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lazarat:
If those annoy you then return it. You are the one that uses it everyday your call.

Sent from my SGH-T999
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
Sounds like you screwed it up.