yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Captivate Glide] dbrannon79:
Go into the Meet and Greet sticky and introduce your self! talk to people and get to know these good folks here. we're all here as a community helping each other! don't forget to give thanks where it's due and sometimes donate to the devs that put their time and effort creating these roms for us! without them, our phones would be imprisoned to the carriers we use. Out of all the device forums I have seen, XDA Developers is by far the most informative and the people here make to feel right at home, even tho we live all over the world! :D
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Zero Computing:
I'm definitely waiting for dman's cm9 myself but jokers rom is what I'm running with now and its cool stuff. I think I'm going to try a hand at theming for cm9... touchwiz is kind of gross.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] thescot33:
I am liking the look and feel of cm9. Think I'm gonna setup JayJay ICS today and make sure I have a backup of it as well...I like that I can add a custom bootanimations.zip or shoud I say sanim.zip for Inc3ption v2. When I removed the bootanimation.zip and sanim.zip v2 has a real cool plain android letters boot??? I can't seem to copy and paste it to JayJay by replacing the qmg's? It just shows Samsung Galaxy SII. Not really sure why it wont work, does it have something to do with using GB .qmg's on ICS?

Anyways, l'm OCD with checking for a new build for cm9 and can't wait to see Alpha-5 get past the boot...Not sure what I'm really doing but I even tried loading in the lite kernel after the booting locked and it didn't even show the boot animatin. It just skipped it all together and was flashing the time in the top right corner of the screen before it woud loop with the rumble.

Thanks again everyone for the advice, really looking forward to being able to post to more places soon.

PeACe
[Samsung Captivate Glide] thescot33:
Testing out my sig on xda's app...makin' sure dman gets his credit!
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonylcc:
how fast can Arc S charge?

how many Voltage recommanded for the charger?

is 1000mA max support, can it be higher like 2000mA?

thank you
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tinyXperia:
All I know is that the default charger is 850mAh, and that already chargers pretty fast. half-full in an hour.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonylcc:
do you think it can be faster?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SammiSaysHello:
i would say mine charges full in an hour
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _Homer:
charge current is programmed in phone's firmware below 1A for AC chargers and below 500mA for USB (don't remember actual values), so even if a 2A charger is used, charge time will not vary.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CynicBound:
Mine goes about 1% a minute, I find it good enough for me.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomn222:
Full charge takes about 1,5h so for me it's not long. But comparing to Xperia S and 0,5h Arc S charge takes ages :P
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stu15:
When it gets to 90% or maybe even 85%, it slows down its charging, and displays the LED as green, it then continues to charge, this is the economic techniques of the charger, at least that's what I remember from the manual. So it saves energy as most people charge their phone at night, as it gets plugged in for longer periods of time.

This was the first device that introduced me to that concept, the iPhone 3G I had before focused on faster charging. I am unaware of any other products that use green charging methods, however I'm certain other devices will do.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _Homer:
charging a lithium based cell requires a first step using a constant current supply, until voltage reaches 4.2 volt; beyond that point, charging switches to constant voltage, providing the last 10% or so of charge to the cell.

every li-ion charger does so, but someone signals "cell charged" (i.e. green led) when charger actually stops supplying current, others when transitioning from constant-current to constant-voltage mode.

and if that last 10% of charge is not so vital for you, i suggest to disconnect charger as soon as led turns green, because at that high voltage, corrosion of battery's anode is faster and so life of cell and it's capacity is reduced on the long run.

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(remove spaces from link, i'm below 10 posts:rolleyes:)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Someguyfromhell:
http://www.androidauthority.com/the-top-3-android-battery-myths-46924/
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _Homer:
that it's true, and is a residual myth from the age of stupid charger that went on charging forever after 100%.

perhaps I was not talking about overcharging, but to terminate charge before the constant-voltage part (at about 90%) if you want to slow down capacity reduction and so prolong battery life.

life of li-ion cell is optimal at 40% charge, but obviously a cell kept at 40% is useless :laugh:, so only thing I can suggest is to avoid reaching full charge if you can.

it's a form of perfectionism, let's call it so :D
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stu15:
I undervolted my phone, turned off WiFi, sync, brightness and put it on powersaver, charged at 1% a minute which is much faster than its normal charge. Good for me to know, obviously turning the phone off is basically the same :P
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ash-ta:
me too my phone charges full in an hour :D
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FallenReb:
agree about full charge with 1 hour
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] solo_:
mine is sometimes less than 1 hour with original charger. with PC or non original chargers more than 2 hours. sometimes 3
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Reidroid:
the same for me ;)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] solo_:
agrCale this

what about charge from PC?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] dreammaker23:
Ok, the reason I'm making this thread is to inform others of the good & bad of different users experience with this phone. I'm just noticing that some folks on here have complaints from using their HTC Evo 4G. (even though its common for any electronic device) maybe you just have a faulty device, or you just ain't open enough and complain about any little thing. This thread will help others in making a decision in purchasing their future smart phone. So happy hunting! And refer people to this thread if they are looking forward in THE ALMIGHTY BEAST, The HTC Evo 4G LTE.

Exclusive for Sprint Users Only!

No matter what the percentage is for the TROUBLED devices and the HEAVENLY devices. I will stay and continue to enjoy using my EVO 4G.

On that note I'll start off by saying...

I been rocking my EVO 4G (stock) since

September 15, 2012 and its been a solid device. No complaints with lags, performance or camera quality.(it is in fact a little over-saturated) but not a big deal. Screen looks solid, not yellowish or any other color. I'm a heavy user which in fact is always running the music app, xda app, Instagram, f.b, chess game app, mail, messages. And I often check Google play for new themes and shyt. Lol..My device is always ON most of the day.

It's a Soldier!

So what is your experience with you Evo 4G? The good & the bad...
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] dreammaker23:
Beast Mode, ON!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] banccalif:
Iphone score :thumbdown:

And my EVO 4G LTE score:D

So I agree IPHONE KILLA!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Anthonicia:
Really wish those phone sites would show how a rooted android phone will kill the iPhone if its jailbroke or not. Being able to overclock and mod almost any android phone can kill it on benchmarks.

That being said, benchmarks don't necessarily mean the end all be all.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] PuRE IVIonztah:
Benchmarks can be easily faked and are not a reliable sourse of "performance" if its fast its fast if not.. well make it fast
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] thronnos:
People always say "benchmarks can be faked" sure, they can be... But generally they're not. Benchmarks are around for a reason, one of them being that they are generally accurate. A phone that scores significantly higher on a benchmark WILL perform better under more conditions than the lesser phone.

Shifted from a Zombie Wasteland
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] ABarnett:
I would have to say I would rather stay with a android phone for a lot of reasons. People can say I phones are where its at, and droid phone are buggy and less refined. I've had some issues with my evo lte. Just had to replace my screen, because I fell asleep while playing a graphics heavy game and when I woke up my phone was about a hundred and fifty degrees and the was a dime sized black spot over where the processor is. But I enjoy taking stuff apart and fixing it and there's always helpful people and forums to help you learn.

People like to complain about little things the don't particularly like about a HTC phones, but if you think about what was out there a couple of years ago, what is available now is freaking amazing. So that's always something to consider. You can go out and get the next super phone every month, but what we have now is still pretty good. As long as you keep your gear up to date and utilize all the hard work devs put out. Its almost like have a new phone. The current hardware out rite now isnt even being fully utilized.

One bad thing that's happening though is a lot of software and game devopers are dropping android due to all the piracy. So apples strict and heavy handed product controlled has one beneficial affect. But I think android is going to be around for a long time and its still my first choice.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] galaxy16:
anyone used wifikill before on their nexus? i had tried it just now on my stockrom rooted nexus. the app works when i launch it then when i shut it down, my phone reboots and the wifi's messed up not working untill i reboot the phone again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] patruns:
Why not just turn off wifi in the settings?
[HTC One S] andryyyy:
Hey,

just want to inform you, that 2.31 is vulnerable to a remote reset, too.

I tested it via stock browser and Firefox (beta).

Wait for a fix or read here for workarounds:

http://dylanreeve.posterous.com/remote-ussd-attack

You can test the exploit with an iframe "attack" as demo, which will just show you your IMEI:

http://dylanreeve.com/phone.php

WAP Push works, too. Tested it.

Bye
[HTC One S] n0j0e:
Use this app as workaround:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.voss.notelurl
[HTC One S] shadowch31:
Telstop also another that works well - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.mulliner.telstop
[HTC One S] digi7:
My HTC One S with Viper ONE S ROM is vulnerable..

Just tested NoTelURL and TelStop and they work fine.

Thank you.
[HTC One S] stonelaughter:
Just to let you guys know:

Droider has tried the Samsung Factory Reset code on an HTC One V, One S and One X - and it does nothing. As far as he knows, HTC don't embed a USSD Code for unattended Factory Reset (although of course he stands to be corrected).

So far all this can do is reasonably innocent and reversible things; if anyone knows any "Sinister" USSD codes for HTC, please let us all know.
[HTC One S] SylverPT:
Just tested on the latest (unnoficial) AOKP, not vunerable.
[HTC One S] digi7:
Check this out. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1683634

He can try some of these.
[HTC One S] TheForumTroll:
Viper 1.1.1 is affected too. But seriously, why don't you guys use security software (like avast!) as it blocks this kind of stuff?
[HTC One S] digi7:
Viper Released 1.2.0 update for Htc One s which resolves the ussd issue. Nevertheless avast does a pretty good job!
[Android] lithid-cm:
Android Open Source Compiler

Build Android with a gui.

This project will be a continuous battle. Which is why I decided to not "package" this in terms of distro. I have written a make file and instructions on how to build this very easily. This way, you can't always get the latest code from either they master (unstable) branch or the Stable (stable) branch. Plus no harm in teaching you little bit of git.:p

Use the poll to gauge project priority, also mention more projects so I can add them to the polls.

Known issues:

- When using the options dropdown, you can't choose the same option twice in a row. I am aware and working on it.

Please read:

I have thought maybe times different ways I was going to go about this. Ads, donate version, paid app, etc. I choose to keep the project open, as that's how I roll. I do ask that if you enjoy the application that you try to donate something. This was my first gui project and took a lot of time and effort to even get it to where it is right now. I hope everyone enjoys the app as much as I enjoy working on it.

Install/Info | Source code | Bugs

You can follow me on google+ I tend to talk about it a bit on there as well.
[Android] wildstang83:
Glad to see you finally releasing this. I think its gonna change things forever, in a good way :)
[Android] lithid-cm:
Thanks man. It will always need improvements. Just hope people enjoy it.
[Android] John Farrell:
Thanks a lot for releasing it finally! It will certainly help us.
[Android] lithid-cm:
Make sure people are reporting aosp based projects. I am merging some needed updates later today.
[Android] dukepapas:
original are better
[Android] lithid-cm:
Mind explaining what you mean?
[Android] wildstang83:
I'm trying to understand why more people aren't jumping all over this yet. Sure we can getter' done the old fashioned way. But who doesn't love a good GUI?
[Android] lithid-cm:
Tons of people were behind it. Then a few from cyanogenmod talked **** about being a kanginator. So tried changing the name adding in new options, more projects, tried to make it into a tool that's more. Never happened. No hate. I still work on it. Just kinda sucks.
[Android] wildstang83:
Well that isn't an appropriate way for users to feel. Maybe someday people will appreciate the effort, time and work that you and I and other devs put into these 'projects' to make things easier.
[Android] triptosyll:
Nice! I can't believe I didn't see this before! Man, thanks for the time and effort! Uve helped me a lot, and I really like the tools u produce, and the thought u put behind them. Thanks for all your work lithid. Your the man! :thumbup:

___________________

Bacon in my coffee, please? You don't have any bacon?! Unacceptable!!
[Android] icke:
Nice one. Working fine on linux mint.

How about feature to add own repo. That would be great!

Thank U for your work!:)
[Android] militantmind:
nice guide
[Android] Jwtiyar:
thanks man i dont know why i didnt see this before??

i cant add custom device.
[Android] najoe:
wow. cool. thanks dude. i wondering around this for such long but nothing come thru me.

finally, you save my time . no i can focus others.

TQVM.
[Android] matt4321:
How is there not tons of people going nuts about this, giving it a whirl now, been meaning to try to get into compiling for a while and I've got this all set-up and syncing. This is a great way to start learning, thanks a ton mate!
[Android] lithid-cm:
Not a problem, glad you are enjoying it.
[Android] LostInNorth805:
how do i input a device? i found the device tree for my lg p999, however in the branch what am i suppose to input? also when i run sync it lags and gets stuck when fetching at 225/227 and won't continue to finish. what can i do?
[Android] lithid-cm:
Your own device isn't quite 100% with this tool yet. I'm working on it though.

If you are having sync issues check your local network, try dropping the sync jobs.
[Android] LostInNorth805:
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[Android] greatpatel007:
cannot add new device

i can not add new device .. mine is xperia s lt26i... fill up all detaile and click ok but nothing happen just stay that and i also cannot see it in my device list ....any thing wrong or i m doing at wrong way ...

and by the way you done awsome job... now no more command hendeling ... GUI make it easy and reliable... hope you will add some more features soon like also support for kernel compiling ....
[Android] lithid-cm:
Thanks. I'm working on getting better device support and more features. Thank you.
[Android] WarioNeila86:
It seems a great help for novices as me :)
[Android] android4ever91:
I'm a total noob and have never compiled a Rom so I have a question...My device is the HTC One X(AT&T) and my device doesn't show up obviously..so in other words what I'm asking is how to add it?
[Android] lithid-cm:
That support is only 1/2 there. Working on full implementation currently.
[Android] ZaySk:
This is freaking cool, thanks for creating this awesome tool and sharing it. Any support for the Incredible S?
[Android] lithid-cm:
Only if the project supports that device.
[Android] djintrigue808:
This is awesome. Thank you for this Lithid! :good:
[Android] :
No matter what I try, I keep getting the msg "adb is not running...", what am I doing wrong?!
[Android] triptosyll:
Do u have adb enabled and running?

What I mean is, do u even have adb downloaded and set up?

___________________

Bacon in my coffee, please? You don't have any bacon?! Unacceptable!!
[Android] :
It was my impression that ADB was set up with the SDK, could you tell me more about this process? i've been searching for hours...

all I can find is this:

adb Environmental Variables

Open ~/.bashrc and add the following to the very bottom

export PATH=${PATH}:<sdk>/tools:<sdk>/platform-tools

Change <sdk> to the actual path. ie /home/user/android-sdk-linux

Close and re-open your terminal to refresh variables.

which I already did
[Android] triptosyll:
Open a terminal, plug ur phone in and turn on adb debugging on ur phone, then in the terminal type 'adb devices'.

If it goes well, it will show your device, if not, that's most likely your problem.

___________________

Bacon in my coffee, please? You don't have any bacon?! Unacceptable!!
[Android] :
NVM, figured it out
[Android] toxicthunder:
deleted.
[Android] triptosyll:
What was the problem? How did u fix it?

___________________

Bacon in my coffee, please? You don't have any bacon?! Unacceptable!!
[Android] netkillercat:
add tenderloin ?

hp touchpad tenderloin cant add this device ?
[Android] lithid-cm:
There is still work being done to fix the ability to add custom devices to the build projects.
[Android] netkillercat:
roger that nice

must say you have made it really easy :o for people thanks you
[Android] lithid-cm:
Thank you for the kind words. It still has ways to go.
[Android] toxicthunder:
Real good job. Not only with this but also with the support you provide across various threads. Learnt a lot from you.
[Android] antonio8297:
crash when open it!

ubuntu 12.04 LTS
[Android] lithid-cm:
Open via terminal and show me any output please
[Android] antonio8297:
error on installing a file,reinstalled and works fine.thanks.
[Android] lithid-cm:
Great!
[Android] dntipwn:
Error

Keep getting a error while compiling and dont know why any help would be great. http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=w4ghvSpP
[Android] Ubuntu_LTS:
Error in frameworks base ....

Something is defined wrong.
[Android] alsharif:
Thank you

Thank you
[Android] dan.kels.r:
Cant get off the ground

Long time android user, but I want to learn it and give back now. Knowledge is power. But I cant even get the AOSC installed. I hope this isnt something really simple I'm overlooking. But Ive tried in ubuntu 12.10 and Linux mint 14 w/cinnimon and i get the same error. When I test dependencies in terminal I get a could not resolve dependencies. My systems both say python is installed. Does anyone have any advice or info on where I'm going wrong.
[Android] hashroot:
Hello sir. Your website (http://mrlithid.com) is down. Please mirror this compiler! :)
[Android] SMillerNL:
The compiler is already on Github.
[Android] hashroot:
1. I don't need source

2. also git repo not found
[Android] SMillerNL:
1.yes you do. You have to run it from the sources available on Github.
[Android] hashroot:
Repo Not found (Git error)
[Android] Diablo67:
I see some people doing it,but guys Lithid cant fix it,if you dont post the exact error,use Pastebin ,that way he can fix those issues and start on other more important things,trust me my mans very busy with these projects,thanks for your hard work brother,makes things alot easier for us.
[Android] lozohcum:
Download page doesn't load :|
[Android] nirjhor.ix:
Really Awesome ! ! !

This is awesome :D

I am a beginner. And it would really help me a lot.
[Android] GreyRogue:
New repo location

In case anyone is wondering, lithid has moved this project into his legacy repo. It can now be found here.
[Android] qmobilea2:
info link is not working.

info link is not working.

i m confused dat how to set all things nd install please post an how to guide plz.:confused:
[Android] faddat:
[MENTION=2709018]lithid-cm[/MENTION]; [MENTION=2520322]lithid[/MENTION]

Hey, I found your builder because I was going to make...... exactly this. So, I must ask: How can I best pick up the work where you left off?

Thanks!

-Jake
[Android] lithid-cm:
I did a slight re-write and started on https://github.com/lithid/CMDevCenter. Hit me up on github. I can post the source for the older version, I just have to find it on my harddrive.
[Android] poraa:
Thanks a lot for releasing it finally! It will certainly help us.
[Android] mihirshah+1:
I M newbie HELP ME

how to download this i want this in cygwin pls PM me
[HTC Desire S] Jack_R1:
You don't have the right drivers for fastboot, it seems.

Find a guide and install them.
[HTC Desire S] BillGoss:
I always run ADB devices or fastboot devices first to check that I'm connected to the phone, before running any other commands.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] engineerutk:
Hi everybody! hoping everything will be allright.

Yesterday i bought htc Sapphire Also known as HTC magic 3g (Not slide).

It have android 1.5 version.

Now i want to upgrade its version to latest available for it.

Please experts tell me what is the best latest available version for it (I am thinking that it would run Jelly Bean 4.1 if so, its great).

And please also refer me a very noob tutorial step by step how to update it because i have never bought android phone so thats why i dont know much as you all know.

Please Help me i already posted in other forums but they didnt reply because i think my English is bad thats the reason behind, but i assume that XDA community is the best ever for helping.

Thanks in Advance..... :)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Uamore6:
Can someone explain how to use the logcat. I have it installed, but don't know how to use it to have someone help me investigate a problem.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] detcup4evr:
You just open it up and it will read the system log. Open it, press home reproduce issue go back to it save log, you can also scroll through the log to fond what happened
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] il Duce:
best logcat thread in history right here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1378491
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Sloth:
Great info thanks :D
[HTC EVO 3D] Mike_EVO:
Somehow the micro usb port on the phone (the charger) has been mashed up inside, i think it may have been due to someone trying to fit the wrong charger into it.

a shop said it'd have to get sent away,

i was wondering if their is a place to send it to get fixed or it it fixable ?

atm im having to charge another battery with a docking station and swap battery's because it wont charge,

it did work a little earlier on today, charging. but i can see the insides are pretty well destroyed.

it looks like the piece can be removed and a new one soldered on,

any ideas ?

thanks.
[HTC EVO 3D] Jsparta26:
Honestly, if somone on here knows how to fix hardware issues I am sure they can lend you a hand but otherwise you will have to go to a repair shop and have it serviced. Just make sure that everything is complete stock and bootloader is in locked state just to be safe. If you don't want to send it back through the mail you can always take to a sprint authorized repair shop.