yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] drnecropolis:
Yeah.. one sec.. I'll have to dig it up..

Its the stock Froyo Samsung files..

gimme 5 or so bro...

Try to link here..

http://www.traemcneely.com/2011/08/...fuse-4g-sgh-i997-unrooting-samsung-infuse-4g/

In case that link doesn't work (I'm on my phone so it might act better from a real browser..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1092021

Its powered by Jellybeaned AOKP!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] skrapicoco:
Thanks bro will try this asap and post result called at&t they sending new phone on monday
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Reinaldo33897:
I had same issue with wife's phone I just unplugged pulled battery and ran the unroot method with the pit file and the other two files with it. Reverted back to stock phone fixed then ran the root process all over again. It helped me also make sure the kies mini drivers are installed also.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaln1987:
As I said above
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] McMichael96:
Google now works perfectly, save for the volume. It doesn't respect my set volume and if I am not on silent it plays sounds and talks back at max volume. This makes using it with headphones nearly impossible. Does anyone have a fix? I mean it works great just the pesky volume issue.

On a sense rom
[Kindle Fire General] shravbits:
Hey Kindle Fire Developers!

I have quickly put together a free ROM hosting site for developers.

http://rombeast.site50.net/

Just email me at administration@rombeast.site50.net or pm me ( I prefer pm). I will make you an account that you can FTP access and add files and such. Contact for storage quotas and file caps. First come, first served. It is totally free! No ads or anything. Just a basic ROM hosting site. I'm not trying to make money, I'm only offering some data space to our awesome devs

And if you join soon, you can get a free @rombeast.site50.net email!

Only 2 available. Given to first 2 members

Sent from my Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire General] shravbits:
Now includes a forum for beyond bug tracking and testing

http://rombeast.site50.net/forum/phpBB3/index.php

Sent from my Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire General] shravbits:
Bump for update

Sent from my Kindle Fire
[Kindle Fire General] smgulsby:
What's up with the Amazon avatar, seems really suspect?
[Kindle Fire General] soupmagnet:
LOL

Seems suspect of what, exactly? Maybe he's just a big fan of Amazon. shravbits has been a helpful member of this community for quite some time so I'm pretty sure he's not some corporate spy, if that's what you're insinuating.
[Kindle Fire General] pbailey212:
I was thinking the same thing shravbits has been around for a while. I would consider them credible

sent from my Nokia 5110 using t9
[Kindle Fire General] smgulsby:
You could not be more correct. Jumped the gun before I took the next necessary step to view profile. My apologies.
[Kindle Fire General] shravbits:
I just really like amazon, that's all, and thank you soup and pbailey

Sent from my Kindle Fire
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PhoenixBlitz:
Hey guys I have a question. I believe that I am dealing with an input voltage drop with my USB cable that I use to charge. I tried with another cable and it seems to work fine but with the current cable I use it won't charge the battery. What can cause this to happen? Could it be a faulty battery? (Sorry if I sounds really stupid asking this question)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iron and wine:
USB provides much lower power than the wall socket. Max, on USB 2.0 is 500mA I think so therefor it'll always charge slower.

Of course there are exceptions like if you have USB 3.0 or so.

Now if you already knew that and want to really know if your experiencing a voltage drop, download a voltage monitor, like battstat and see if the wires actually do differ in voltage output.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Sianspheric:
Hi guys,

I recently rooted my Samsung GS3 (for Rogers) using Odin 3.07 (via this guide: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1822308&fb_source=message)

I am now trying to install CWM Recovery with the below guide http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S_III:_Full_Update_Guide

I have come to a problem, I have made it up to 2.5 in this guide but when I open the Zadig application under all devices I cannot locate "Samsung USB Compositive Device", just a "1.3 HD Webcam" (I can only assume this is the webcam on my laptop).

I am not certain if this is because my GS3 is not fully in download mode. I am currently in the download mode setting where it asks me if I want to press Volume Up to download a custom OS or Volume Down to cancel. Since the above guide didnt specify to press Volume Up, I have not pressed it. Should I press volume up to go into full download OS mode and then Zadig should find the Samsung device.

Is this step what is preventing Zadig from finding the Samsung device?

Any help is appreciated! Thanks.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] smelenchuk:
Hi - that page appears to specifically target the i9300 (international S3) and not the i747m. Just glancing over it, most of it will probably still work in the manner you described (remember to use a d2att CWM image).

Since you've rooted the phone already, though, you might try the CWM install method listed partway down here; this would have the added benefit of not tripping the flash counter.

Good luck!

Edit: as I was reminded of from reading elsewhere, you can also install ROM Manager and have it install CWM for you - that may be easier for newer users. :)
[General Questions and Answers] TheNightHawk223:
I've been realizing after I have used my 3.5 Inch screen of my IPod touch, then my slightly bigger desire, and finally my current Htc One X, that I am craving larger screens. Is anyone else here feeling the want for large screens who has large hands?
[General Questions and Answers] gagdude:
I have small hands but I sorta got used to big screens. I remember when I first saw my best friends stratosphere (November or December 2011) I was bown away by its 4in screen.

Just recently a few weeks ago I saw another friend with an Atrix (same 4in screen) and I thought the phone was TINY!

My phones are small, but I'm craving for a galaxy s3 sized phone
[General Questions and Answers] SammiSaysHello:
i won't use anything larger than 4"2 :P
[General Questions and Answers] integraGSR:
Coming from an iPhone 3gs I was afraid that the s2 was going to be too big. I love it now. But after seeing my co workers nexus 4.65 and brother in laws s3 4.8, I want to go bigger.
[General Questions and Answers] TheNightHawk223:
Haha, I can definitely relate to that feeling... There was a time when I could actually do stuff with friends HTC Magic... Now it's just tiny, I swear it's shrinking every time I touch it...

5 Years later

"Introducing the Samsung Galaxy NOTE 6, featuring a 6 Inch screen...." Actually I swear that will happen some time sooner or later seeing some people somehow fitting their nexus 7 into their pockets...
[General Questions and Answers] gagdude:
I read an article somewhere that said people would stop using phones and only use tablets as their phones in the near future.

Not for me though, 5 inches and above is too big. 4.9 inches max:)
[General Questions and Answers] MikeyMike01:
Ever since I left the 4" screened Captivate I've hated every screen since. Bigger screens offer me nothing but reduced PPI and inability to use one-handed.

It's one of the highest reasons I'm considering getting an iPhone 5... no one else seems interested in making acceptable phone screen sizes. It's sad/frustrating/annoying.
[General Questions and Answers] fleurdelisxliv:
i used a galaxy tab 7 as my phone for months :laugh:
[General Questions and Answers] Jbluna:
I can understand the one handed thing, if its just fine for you, then thats fine.

but for me, the way the iphone's straight up rectangular shape is, its just weird to hold in the hand, especially because of the tiny width. Talking about the s3 specifically, the curves on the edges make it feel less gigantic and more natural to hold in the hand. And there are tons of sizes available from every OEM. They just focus on larger for their flag ships because of the added functionallity.

Also, is "reduced ppi" REALLY going to kill you?

" Ahhh! A really tiny little pixel oh god my eyes!!!!"

( oh yeah, and nice icon...a**hole :) )
[General Questions and Answers] gagdude:
Ehhh.. sorta selfish statement, no? T-mobile conducted a survey and 70% or so wanted bigger phones. "Acceptable" is different in your eyes than other peoples eyes.

Likewise, I don't dislike smaller screens, just because I prefer a bigger screen size. As we know, hate is a word of great emotion and it seems ridiculous to hate the screen size of a phone.

And the iPhone 5 isn't the only 4incher out there;) (gawd that sounded wrong)
[General Questions and Answers] MikeyMike01:
HTC conducted some equally worthless survey type thing and people said they preferred thinner phones to better battery life.

No, but it's the only one I'm aware of that isn't some mid-range, low-specced, WVGA, etc. thing.
[General Questions and Answers] hanibal0:
You must have a big pocket for this :D
[General Questions and Answers] suzycreamcheese:
Consumers lie; or they don't know what they want.

I remember seeing Malcolm Gladwell talking about focus groups, and he used a coffee focus groups. Most people claimed they like strong dark coffee, but the truth is, most people actually prefer weak milky coffee. My point is, people aren't just binary, there's groups. Some like thinner phones, but value battery life more, some consider visibility to be more important than resolution. Some people want 4G, and don't give a damn about battery life.

At the end of the day, they need to make phones to cater to the multitude of customers. 4" is fine for many, its relatively petite; 4.5" is the sweet spot for me, 4.8-5.5 maybe for those who like the added features (extra res).

Even apple can't resist, which is why the rumours of a smaller ipad are constantly floating about. One size fits all is madness in the world of marketing.
[General Questions and Answers] jRi0T68:
I've got to agree in that mfrs seem to cripple phones with smaller screens in one way or another. Take last year's Galaxy Blaze on T-Mobile... 5 mp camera, but otherwise, same specs as TMO's GS2.

I think 4.5 is just about perfect. I can handle 4.8 as long as the overall phone size isn't much larger. If whatever the latest and greatest phone out the end of next year is 5"+, I'll be very disappointed and left buying sub-standard device because the Note is too big for my liking.
[General Questions and Answers] Pugnap00:
I have fairly large hands, but I prefer my screen to be a bit smaller because I want to be able to have more control over the phone. i feel that larger screen like the note for example are too big
[General Questions and Answers] Silentz7:
large screens are fun, although i really like to be able to use my phone with only one hand..
[General Questions and Answers] gagdude:
As consumers, the survey is a reflection of what we want. Thus, no survey is worthless.

Also, you missed a spot. They wanted thinner phones as opposed to battery life, but that doesn't really counter the "large screen" preference most people want.

You live in 2012 like its 2010.
[General Questions and Answers] quarlow:
When I got my Captivate after having an iPhone for 2 years it was a welcome change. I thought the 4.3" phones would be too big for one handed use. Then I got a Galaxy S II with a 4.3" screen and it was fine. But I told myself the infuse with a 4.5" screen was too big. Now I'm using a One X with a 4.7" screen, just fine. Still one handed all the time comfortably. My hands are average size. The One X footprint isn't that much bigger than the Galaxy S II. Much smaller bezel. I think as they continue to decrease bezel screens can get a little bigger. 5" seems to be the biggest they could probably go without making the footprint much bigger. A 5" screen device with next to no bezel and on screen buttons would probably be about the same size as most of the 4.3-4.5" devices today. But I may feel different in a year.

I think phones are plenty thin today. The RAZR MAXX is a good example of packing a huge battery into a phone that still feels thin enough. Anything really under 9mm or so is thin enough, and there ate tricks to make phones feel thinner. Like what HTC did with the 8X.

Sent from my HOCKS
[General Questions and Answers] TANIS8585:
walking around like you had a giant brick held up to your face.....first time i met you, you had that thing held up talking on it
[General Questions and Answers] fleurdelisxliv:
haha sure did :p
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChrisDuffy20:
So, after having my GS1 for 5 months and it dying, Virgin Mobile gave me a 100% credit towards the GS2. I've had this now for almost a year. I've rooted, tweaked, tinkered and messed with this phone a lot. When I first rooted it, I neglected to make a backup to go back to stock should something happen. Sure enough....something happened.

Since this morning, my phone keeps beeping like I plugged in the charger, beeping again like I unplugged it and repeating again and again. That goes on for a while. If that's not bad enough, my phone can't be turned off. When I shut down, it reboots itself right away. Only way to keep it off is to take out my battery.

I want to send this back to get repaired/replaced, but I have a few issues. Number one, I don't have the stock firmware......I do gave a jig but unless I can get back to pure stock....they'll know.

issue two is I don't own a PC....I own a mac. I might have to dual boot windows on it because Heimdall is confusing as all hellb

First things ....... Where can I the stock files I need for a canadian edition, virgin mobile gt-i9100? Anyone?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svenerator:
You probably have a faulty battery. Do you know anyone with the same phone? You could try their battery. And check sammobile.com to see if your stock firmware is there

Have you tried USB connection?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gigeaky:
This sounds like a faulty usb port. Did it ger a little wet, maybe a drop of water? That happened to me and had the same symptoms after I changed the usb port everything worked normally

Sent from my Slim(ICS) SGS2 using the microwave oven
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChrisDuffy20:
Thanks for the replies guys.

I can probably get a battery, yes. I know quite a few people who have this phone so that'll be an easy thing to check. My problems is that it's not constant....it's intermittent. Lately it hasn't been doing it, but I still cannot turn my phone off. If instantly reboots itself. Very annoying haha

As per the USB port, no. It has never been wet. I take excellent care of my devices. 2-3 years down the road, people often mistake it for being a brand new model. I live on a waterfront city, but it's not that humid here. Very well could be a bad port though. I'll see if I can find the stock firmwares and send it in to Samsung.

- Chris
[HTC EVO 3D] Ironknee:
I have just been passed a phone to work on, the person who passed it to me said that he rooted it, got a virus, it infected his computer, so he deleted all the system files he has since then given up with it.

I can still access the bootloader,

-Revolutionary-

I've got S-OFF,

HBOOT-1.49.1107

I'm fairly new to this, but know for sure I have a GSM phone,

trying to install a custom rom, renamed it properly to PG86IMG.zip

It will go into

SD checking

Loading... [PG86DIAG.zip]

No image!

Loading... [PG86DIAG.nbh]

No image!

then it will load [PG86IMG.ZIP]

if I go to Recovery, it will boot up to the HTC logo, and start looping

Same happens with Factory Reset

not sure what Image CRC is for...

If I try to just boot it hangs and loops with the HTC logo

If I go into HBoot again and try fastboot to reboot it does that exactly

Reboot bootloader works still and so does powerdown

also, when I go into fastboot and plug it in to my pc it will say Fastboot usb...

Anyone got any suggestions or pointers?

I do have my sdk tools and my platform-tools

Haven't tried anything in cmd-prompt on my pc yet

Thanks for your help!

I'm all confused at this point, so I'll get some rest and take another crack at this early in the morning :)
[HTC EVO 3D] flashallthetime:
It looks like all you need to do is put the actual custom Rom in the sdcard from there go into recovery and you will see install zip from sdcard select and find the Rom zip and it should start to flash the Rom,the PG86IMG.zip is normally the firmware which you might need at a later point

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[HTC EVO 3D] coal686:
He said recovery boots to the HTC logo and loops so I'm assuming he probably needs to flash a custom recovery first. Then follow what flash said.

FTW... with Tapatalk 2
[HTC EVO 3D] Ironknee:
That's the thing, when I try to recover, it will just get stuck into a bootloop with the htc logo
[HTC EVO 3D] coal686:
So as I said, you need to flash a recovery first. I recommend 4ext. You are looking for the download that you can flash in bootloader.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=23979413

... with Tapatalk 2
[HTC EVO 3D] flashallthetime:
sounds as though you probably have cwm recovery as that is standard with revo. Unlocking method, also because you have the pg86img,zip on your sdcard cwm will do a bootloop. Remove the PG zip file from the sdcard and upgrade to 4ext as coal suggested,

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Also what Rom are you trying to flash? if it is an ics Rom your bootloop issue could be a firmware issue. The firmware must be upgraded if you are flashing an ics rom. All the hard work has been done with the unlocking so it is a minor issue at this point, just keep the info as straight forward as possible and all will work in the end.

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[HTC EVO 3D] Ironknee:
I flashed clockworkmod and then after it finished, I took out the battery and put it back in the phone

went to try to go back into bootloader and a dim red flash

if I try to just turn on normally, I get a dim red flash

I plugged it in to charge, a brighter red light then the light disappeared

if I try to go into the bootloader while it's plugged in, I get nothing..

if I try to turn it on while plugged in, I get the HTC logo with the bright red charge light it hangs there and then shuts off

But, if I unplug it, I always get a dim light when I attempt to do anything

Bad battery, or did I destroy the bootloader?

The only thing I changed was the recovery and I unplugged it after closing cmd prompt
[HTC EVO 3D] klect:
I had that problem, try to use another usb cable, helped for me.

For the rest, flash recovery from fastboot usb. 'fastboot flash recovery recovery.img' and install a rom.

You should be able to flash anything since you're s-off. But to be sure, try flashing the kernel from the rom (boot.img) via fastboot too.

'fastboot flash boot boot.img'
[HTC EVO 3D] Ironknee:
I jut sat there trying and tryng with my other cable.. then I just pressed the power button.. booted up htc logo then it went straight to clockworkmod 5.8!
[HTC EVO 3D] flashallthetime:
As coal mentioned 4ext recovery is far superior to cwm, now all you need to do is put a Rom on the rot of the sdcard and flash, but make sure your battery is fully charged b4 you attempt a flash

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[HTC EVO 3D] Ironknee:
Do I flash the 4EXTRecoveryUpdater.apk ?

I can't find any .img files in their site, and the only thing that is available to be is HBoot
[HTC EVO 3D] flashallthetime:
Just to make things a little less complicated, just flash the Rom through cwm, again what Rom are trying to flash? After you usefully flashed the rom, then it would be good to update to 4ext recovery

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[HTC EVO 3D] Ironknee:
viperROM_IC3D_Beta_3

I'll try with CWM6

I would be happy to take a look at something else though
[HTC EVO 3D] flashallthetime:
Do not flash that Rom , it is a beta with issues, better is viper3d 9-12 multi, I know because I am running vipers Rom as we speak, tried the beta and it's nice but not a daily driver

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[HTC EVO 3D] Ironknee:
having a hard time finding 9-12 multi -_-

do you know where I can find the thread with the rom, or is it on an external site?
[HTC EVO 3D] flashallthetime:
Here you go.

http://www.androidfilehost.com/main/EVO_3D_Developers/Virus/Team_Venom/Viper3D/Nightly/

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[HTC EVO 3D] Ironknee:
I just started with this forum last night. Just found the thanks button :)

zip install just completed, made it format and it booted back into clockwork after it finished.

The installer looked nice.

Should it just boot from there? I'm assuming that viper installed a kernel.. or is that something I need to install myself?
[HTC EVO 3D] flashallthetime:
Kernel is always pre-installed in the rom

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It will take time, hopefully your firmware is good, just let me know if it takes more than 5 minutes

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[HTC EVO 3D] flashallthetime:
So can we assume all is well? Would be nice to know if your EVO has exploded or is it working ?

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[HTC EVO 3D] Ironknee:
The evo works very well with viper, I'm extremely happy with this! Thanks a lot for your help
[HTC EVO 3D] flashallthetime:
Good and now you know how to use the thank you button, don't be shy with it and enjoy your phone

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Just one more item please do a backup (nandroid) of your viper Rom, go to 4ext and you will see backup and restore, select and backup, if you mess your Rom up you just restore it.

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[HTC EVO 3D] Ironknee:
Actually, It's my friend's phone.. I'm jealous of him

I just got myself an HTC Raider AKA Holiday/Vivid last week.

All this has taught me how to install a recovery

and use custom roms for my phone.

of course I have my HTC Stock backup, but for now I'm trying out Majee's De-sensed 16. I like it, and it's much better on power consumption than the stock ROM, probably has something to do with the kernel but I might try something else..

Thanks again for your help!
[HTC EVO 3D] flashallthetime:
You should be jealous, EVO rocks although the raider is not so bad, came just after the evo
[TouchPad General] reverendkjr:
Well, it kind of works. This is more of a teaser than anything. One bold dev, Dorregaray, has attempted to rework the whole camera from the ground up, and has released a preview build with a partially working camera. I'm sure with more time, it will be improved.

[YOUTUBE]H-8KWK2XraE[/YOUTUBE]

What works:

-preview, but it's 90 degrees off.

-take pictures, and they look okay.

What doesn't work:

-No video, no Skype

-Once you take photos and then leave the app, the camera crashes and stops working

-Reboots sometimes produce a blue screen that requires a hard reboot.

And before anyone asks.... NO THIS ISN'T WORKING ON CM10 JELLYBEAN!!!!

Link to download:

http://rom-hp-touchpad-camera.googl...120810-UNOFFICIAL-cam-preview1-tenderloin.zip
[TouchPad General] blmvxer:
Testing today, and will see if I can fix some of the bugs.
[TouchPad General] x000x:
yep. it was posted by him here too http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1905177

nice to see the video for those of us too scared to try it out :P
[TouchPad General] BuffMcBigHuge:
*deleted and posted in other thread*