yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bicky1310:
I bought a galaxy s2, updated Android to 4.0.4 using KIES and I installed Adobe Flash Player 11.1 from Google Play. Now flash videos on websites lag/stutter badly and not because of internet speed. It worked fine before I updated to ICS. Is there anything I can do to fix this?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bicky1310:
So no solutions for this?
[HTC Desire S] aby2aby:
Hi all,

I rooted my HTC Desire S yesterday and installed Paranoid Android v1.9.7.

Phone worked well yesterday.

Main problem is

Today, there are some sound issues.

No sounds (like usual call connection tones) while making/answering calls.

You can make/receive calls, But, no sound from speaker/microphone.

Also, no ringtone sound. Just vibration only.

After installation yesterday, calls and ringtones all worked well.

Music (mp3) doesnt work now.

Please help me.
[HTC Desire S] tech_gooner:
Sound Issue

A lot of JB roms have the sound issue. It seems to be a bug in all the ROMs based on Andromadus kernel 3 source. The bug is very strange, for some the problem is from the start, for some after the first call, for some after a few days of use, and for some this sound issue never occurs. Paranoid Android v1.9.7 used a previous version of CM10 as base which in turn was using kernel 3, the latest CM10 builds by nk11 are on kernel 2.

I suggest you go back to a ICS rom (fallout, ice_ds, etc..) or give CM10 a try if u want to stick with JB (I am using CM10 for 2 weeks now with no sound issues).
[HTC Desire S] aby2aby:
Thanks

Thanks a lot for the info, tech_gooner.

I rooted the phone with PA v2.14

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1901739

After 2 days of usage, sound works.

I hope the PA goes for kernel 2.

I will go back to ICS HTC RUU, till new PA with kernel 2 comes by.

Thanks a lot, again.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rosti93:
When I flash any rooted kernel. the phone just get stuck in the logo where I see this yellow triangle. and wont boot over there.

Build: IMM76D.XXLQ5

Baseband: I9100XXLQ5

Version: 4.0.4

Yes I am noob:cyclops:

Im from Israel though if it matters.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Orkane1989:
What root kernel are you trying to flash?

Sent from Jelly Fuelled SGS2
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stopro:
Mate just flash syiah kernel and u get root and brick bug safe
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rosti93:
Thanks it worked...

Now the rom manager asks me if I have installed clockworkmod recovery...

How do I do that? x.x
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saywhatt:
If u have installed a siyah kernel, then u already have a cwm recovery :) to check: vol.up+home button+lock button

Hope this helps, cheers :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wanted6991:
which rom fits with this device please ?

my phone is a yakjujb.

Android Version: 4.0.4

baseband version: I9250XXLA2

Kernal Version: 3.0.8-gda6252b

android-build@vpbs1 #1

SMP PREEMPT Fri Apr 13 11:35:09 PDT 2012

Build number: IMM76K.19250JPLE1

i want the simplest way also coz i'm a beginner.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coolsandie:
You need to upload the Image file in any servers (Like Dropbox or Imgur) to make it view-able for us bro.

Just giving the location from your computer doesn't helps.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wanted6991:
xda developers prevented me to put any link :D i'v updated the informations above.

if u need more just ask me :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coolsandie:
Which is your phone model actually?

I didn't understand that 'yakjujb' part.

If its Galaxy Nexus, then you can find various ROMs in this Device-specific forum :

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1336
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wanted6991:
yes it is samsung galaxy nexus but i dont know which ROM suits it
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coolsandie:
Well, read through the comments in ROM thread which you are interested. Many users would have posted the feedbacks.

Sent via Mobile
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kingofthebraves:
Or is it purely software related?
[General Questions and Answers] miloloveskim:
I saw some threads regarding fruitphone4s but it's kinda inactive or dead. Need someone to help me how to flash this.

Fruitphone user out there lets help each other..
[HTC One S] daddyspud:
Ok very annoyed dropped me phone cracked the screen pritty good no insurance I now dumbass

I've been looking around and on YouTube I can not figure out if the LCD n digitizer is all in one or can be separated if so how as I can't find any video etc any where

I.now the one x digitizer n LCD can be separated but the one s I'm not to sure any advice or links very grate full thanks spud
[HTC One S] maek_it_happen:
Parts4repair.com

Sent from me
[HTC One S] LenAsh:
They're all one piece, made by Samsung. Easy to replace if you have the correct tools and some patience, but expensive (£100 -£120).
[HTC One S] frdd:
SAMOLED always has the digitizer included, while LCDs like in the One X still has a separate digitizer which can be integrated in the front glass
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bgcngm:
Tutorials

How to enter into recovery mode:

With Huawei U8836D completely turned off, press and hold VOL. UP key and turn on the phone. The phone will vibrate and after the splash logo appears, all keys should be released.​

Navigation under recovery mode:

Stock recovery mode: As soon as the splash logo disappears,

an image with a triangle and an Android will appear

and BACK key must be pressed in order to access menu options. Navigation is made using VOLUME keys (navigate up with VOL. UP and navigate down with VOL. DOWN) and MENU key to apply the action.

Custom recovery mode: As soon as the splash logo disappears,

ClockworkMod Recovery menu will appear

. Navigation is made using VOLUME keys (navigate up with VOL. UP and navigate down with VOL. DOWN) and MENU key to apply the action.​

How to flash custom recovery:

Download Huawei U8836D custom recovery and follow this MT657x flashing tutorial.

Warning: the package includes preloader, but there's no need to flash it. Make sure that you select only recovery to be flashed.​

Flashing a new custom ROM via the SD card method (update.zip):

Read this guide to know more about ClockworkMod Recovery and how to flash a custom ROM.​
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bgcngm:
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Question: I can't install your custom ROMs. Why? What am I doing wrong?

Answer: First of all you have to flash a custom recovery into your phone and then you are able to install my custom ROMs. Read the tutorials on post #2 to know the procedures.​

Question: I wanted to try one of your custom ROMs. Will I loose all my data after installing it?

Answer: Yes, you will loose all your data... unless you create a backup to restore after installing the ROM. There are two recommended ways to create backups of your userdata:

Doing the backup under custom recovery mode: navigate to backup and restore menu.

Using Titanium Backup to create a backup of your favourite applications.

Question: Can I fully revert to factory settings?

Answer: Sure, just download the stock update.zip and install it from recovery.​

Question: In phone specifications it's stated that it has 4 GB of eMMC, but only approximately 700 MB are available for internal storage... Can you explain me the reason for that?

Answer: The phone has indeed 4 GB of eMMC. Part of it is used by system and cache partitions, while the rest of the size is divided into internal storage (approximately 700 MB) and an internal sdcard partition (approximately 2 GB). If you find that an internal sdcard partition is useless (and have a big external sdcard), you can extend userdata partition (internal sdcard partition completely disabled). Jump into post #4 to learn how to apply that mod.​

Question: Somehow I have got invalid IMEI numbers. How do I restore my phone's IMEI numbers?

Answer: Read this tutorial. Don't forget to say thanks to its author.​

Question: Does my phone really have two IMEI numbers?

Answer: Every dual SIM smartphone based on MT65xx SoC has two IMEI numbers. Some just don't display both numbers on dialler when you type code *#06#, but if you go into Settings / About phone / Status / IMEI information you'll see the IMEI set for both slots.​

Question: How can I access hidden MediaTek engineering mode?

Answer: From phone's dialler type code *#*#3646633#*#*.​

Question: Are your custom ROMs patched to fix Android's master key (bugs 8219321 and 9695860) vulnerabilities?

Answer: No, but the solution to that is pretty simple:

Install Xposed framework (instructions on the support thread)

Install Master key dual fix module (instructions available also on it's support thread)

To check if system is vulnerable you can use one of the following apps:

SRT AppScanner

Bluebox Security Scanner

All credits to rovo89 for the amazing Xposed framework and also to Tungstwenty for the Master key universal fix.​

Question: I don't have this phone, but mine is also based on the same MT6577 SoC. Can I still flash your recovery and install your custom ROMs?

Answer: Even though your phone is based on the same SoC, there may be differences in other hardware components. It is not likely that recovery and ROMs will work on your phone so you may risk to brick it.​
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bgcngm:
Huawei U8836D internal memory re-partition

Initial notes:

Make sure that you have a full nandroid backup of your current ROM. If not, boot into recovery mode and make one. This is very important if you want to restore userdata after internal memory is re-partitioned.

Also make sure that you have a backup of your

internal

sdcard because it will be fully erased and disabled.

Warning: the package includes preloader, but there's no need to flash it. Make sure that your selection is according to the screenshot bellow.

Instructions:

Copy disable_internal_sdcard.zip to external sdcard (read note bellow)

Shutdown the phone

Open SP Flash Tool v3.1222.00 (or higher) and load the scatter file

Flash MBR, EBR1 and RECOVERY as shown on the next image (read flashing tutorial first):

After flashing is complete, boot into recovery mode and format /data

Optionally, if you want to restore previously saved userdata, go to nandroid backup / restore and restore data (advanced restore feature)

Install disable_internal_sdcard.zip file through recovery mode (read note bellow)

Reboot your phone and enjoy your extended userdata partition

Important update: All the new ROM updates which include AROMA installer also include a script to automatically disable internal sdcard if extended userdata partition is detected. Dismiss the part of the instructions that refers to the installation of disable_internal_sdcard.zip file. All the rest of the procedure is still valid and must be done

before

installing the ROM. That said, if you are going to apply this modification, you must re-install the ROM.

Please also note that this mod should only work with my custom ROM installed. Be warned and please do not blame me if you run into some problem while applying the mod over stock or any other custom ROM
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Sathelp:
Thanks Bruno for the recovery image. I will get it flashed when I am back home.

I have noticed that actual phone reception signal levels are lower than my W3+ Thl phone. Have you noticed any difference in signal levels where you are against your ZTE 970? It may be just the algorithm they use on this one.

I love the tricolour led but lack of tts settings is a little annoying. Overall, I am very pleased with it so far though.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] adrenalize_:
Thanks Bruno - I look forward to some custom ROMs - I'd managed to dump the entire original ROM last week having made a scatter file then add Gapps but nothing else. I'm completely new to modding and happy to do any testing etc. My phone had the original factory ROM.

Yes the signal reported does seem on the low side. The battery drain does seem a little high as well so far even when not constantly playing with it!!) - wonder if the CPU governor is set properly?

Edit - gave the phone a good full charge overnight - before using it today and down to 90% after 12 hours - with little/no use - so about normal for a smartphone. Probably hadn't charged it fully before!!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] neveceral:
Thanks Bruno, my phone is at this time only paperweight, so I am waiting impatiently for your ROM. :)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Sathelp:
Thanks for the recovery img Bruno.

For those of you who want to install the Huawei HiSuite app on your phone and desktop but can not get a link from the Huawei site here, I have uploaded it to 4Shared and you can download it from this folder here.This suite allows some syncing to be done and some backups etc. Full details on the Huawei website.

EDIT:

Bruno, not quite sure what happens but after flashing your custom recovery and testing it, I reboot and the original recovery returns! Just to make sure that I was not going mad, I flashed the custom recovery image again. I can use it, I have even done a back up of the system but after running the phone and a reboot, the original recovery returns again.

Is there anything to resolve this, are you having same problems? This is really strange.

EDIT:

From MSprecher

The custom recovery is allways overwritten by the stockrecovery when booting the phone. This can be avoided by rebooting from within the CustomRecovery right after having flashed it. There should be an extra-option after the reboot-command in CWM-Recovery to avoid this.

Enjoy Matthias
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bgcngm:
Please be patient. I plan to release the first version during this week. :fingers-crossed:

Yes, that happens with the stock ROM installed and the workaround for now is the one Matthias already told you. With my custom ROM installed that will not happen. ;)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Sathelp:
Thanks, the option to allways use custom recovery does appear and you have to confirm this option before first reboot. Thanks guys.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Crake:
Bruno it will be great (i don't know if it is possible) if the new rom could aggregate the memories, i mean the same you did on the ZTE, putting the same storage for programs and the only sdcard is the external.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bgcngm:
Yes, I plan to release the same extended userdata mod as I did for V970, but not integrated into the ROM, so that users can choose want they want.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Crake:
Btw, i found now in my small experience with the device two problems:

- Some apps can't be installed (Asphalt 7, Sports Tracker, WorldMate, etc.) which were working in my previous Gsmart G1345. Is it due to the Mtk CPU??

- Comparing again the two devices, this one has a worse GPS, much more inaccurate and very slower in getting signal.

Lets wait for your fantastic Rom, Bruno.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] neveceral:
Crake you are right, I cannot install profile scheduler+ or EasyProfiles Pro due incompatibility. DualSIM?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bgcngm:
No, that is a problem of permissions. It will be working on the custom ROM, don't worry. ;)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bgcngm:
I have already enabled Speech category (Voice search and TTS output) under Language & input menu, so you'll be able to access TTS settings.

By the way, I will release the first custom ROM today. It will not support any additional language other than the default ones - English and Chinese (Traditional and Simplified) because I don't have time right now to do it. The support for more languages will only be included in the next version. Hope you all understand! :cool:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] sean26:
awesome!!

u know I have been waiting for a rom for this phone u8836D from day one, because i messed it up on the day i received it, especially replacing the system folder files etc.. just pain in the bum to not have a rom (even stock rom) handy. And it's been endless waiting...

when your first post came up, I opened your shared folder for like a million times to try to find the rom, but just recovery img there, i thought I missed something maybe and read all your posts another million times...

Now just 10 mins ago, it appears in that lovely folder just like a magic...

Will let you know how I go...

i haven't learned my lessons from my last 5 Android phones...all I want now is just clean system with google services on...

When we get that, we star talking optimization and who's ass is more sex lol
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bgcngm:
Okay, I have just uploaded the first custom ROM for U8836D into my 4shared folder.

Please read what are the fixes / modifications that I've made over the stock ROM on the third post of this thread or in the readme.pdf that's inside the .7z file.

Enjoy! :fingers-crossed:

EDIT: I forgot to say that this ROM

clears all userdata

, so make a backup first using Titanium Backup, for example. But please note:

do not restore

any contact / messages database. Let Android create it from the scratch or else, if you restore everything the CID bug will be there again!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] neveceral:
So how do I restore (and backup) sms, contacts and call logs to avoid CID bug?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bgcngm:
Simple: you don't restore. Just sync the contacts again with Google (or Exchange), let the database be built from scratch and that's it. It's either that or having the nasty CID bug back...
[HTC Sensation] ryanraven:
Iv'e looked through the radio thread and see a few RADIO files but im not entirely sure what one to pick for my device it was easier with my HTC DESIRE :D my current radio is RADIO - 11.24A.3504.31_M im in the UK ( Cardiff ) someone please help me pick which one would be best?
[HTC Sensation] blahbl4hblah:
Try the universal 3.33
[Motorola Atrix 2] suhask757:
The volume buttons are completely unresponsive. I upgraded it to ICS immediately after buying. Also, the Google Play is not playing downloaded mp3 file which the winamp app was able to. When I switched to speaker during a call, it made no difference and I couldn't hear anything through the speaker. Please help me solve this issue.
[Motorola Atrix 2] RoadToNever:
Unless it's a rom issue it might be a hardware issue. In that case consider removing the back cover and cleaning the micro-switches with compressed air and contact cleaner. But try reflashing first.
[Motorola Atrix 2] athani:
In the meantime, use Button Savior or something.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] nims11:
P A C ALL IN 1

Description

The struggle to find the rom you need is over. Some people like CyanogenMod 10, Some prefer AOKP, Some like the advantages of Paranoid Android

To cure your rom hunt we have come up with the P A C man Rom.

PACman is a unique rom.

We have picked the best features from CM10, Aokp and PA and combined them in a single rom so you get the experience you deserve

To enjoy the features of every available project without the hassle of flashing regularly.

The Rom is rock stable for an average user but keep in mind the Rom is in WIP stage so expect some minor hickups but we are trying our best to resolve these issues

I have compiled this rom from sources

I'm doing this as my hobby so no eta or spamming or hating post , If you like rom you can enjoy otherwise stay away from thread

Screenshots

Special Thanks to

szl.kiev for sources of PAC rom Donate

Cyanogenmod Team

Paranoid team

jellaxy team for cooper sources

laglooseDonate

Wayland_ACE Donate{/URL}

[*]erikcas [URL="http://xdaforums.com/member.php?u=985241"]Donate

Thewhisp Donate

CallmeVentus for helping me all time Donate

Teamcooper

AOKP team

How to set the workspace mode

How to set the workspace mode

​
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] nims11:
It will be really appreciated if you donate to slz.keiv , jellaxy developers , lagloose and me

Download

http://www.mediafire.com/?krq0mji8c93mp03

How to install

Wipe data

wipe cache partition

install from sdcard

Bugs

1) Native USB tethering

2) Native Wi-Fi tethering

3) Google now ( try fixed one from android app section)

Changelog

Date 14-12-2012

fixed bluetooth

fixed camcorder

fixed HQ playback of youtube

Date 27-11-2012

Another Fix for volume & music track using volume rocker button when display off (15 steps)

MMS CM10 base - AOKP style

AOKP nightly

SystemUI: Fix/Update Cog Circle battery mod

Add alpha settings to Circles lockscreen rings

CM10 Nightly

PA 2.55

Fixed AOKP toggles (all available now)

Fixed AOKP navigation bar targets (7 now)

Provide haptic feedback on long pressing keys in lockscreen.

Default device volumes not initialised

AudioService: Don't adjust volume when vol-downing to vibrate or silent

Merge "PT-BR: Added missing translations" into jellybean

Framework: Fix Profiles Insecure lock screen not working

Remove duplicated and unneeded code

shorter debug out

Notification: add option to show connected wifi network

Suppress String resources build warnings

WeatherPanel: Add toast

SystemUI: Cog Circle Mod Battery

Default device volumes not initialised

Lockscreen: Add Circles Lockscreen to AOKP

SystemUI:Widgets fix & Class Move

Lefty Mode for NavBar

SystemUI : Fix NPE on Rotate

NavRing: Long press actions.

TransportControl: Remove unnecessary check

Fix volume track skip control with 3rd party applications

Date 1-11-2012

Fixed issues that you got with last build

so camera will work well as well as all settings of rom control and paranoid setting work well

Date 28-10-2012

new camera hal by Wayland

Compiled with latest sources of Paranoid , AOKP and CM10

Date 15-10-2012

Fixed camera with preview ( thanks to lagloose for CameraHAL

Jellybean 4.1.2

Paranoid 2.21

latest changes from CM team and AOKP team

New crt-off animation ( thanks to evilisto)

fixed Calculater FC

Date 5-10-2012

Fixed notification sound bug . now its loud enough

Fixed CRT-OFF Animation

BLN Fix - need to test as I'm not using this so test and tell whether its work fine or I need to fix it again

notification blur fixed - see attachment

Paranoid 2.17

and latest changes of CM10 , AOKP and PARANOID
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] InverseSandwich:
Nice :D
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] mr.faridcom:
Is this what's called TabletUI?

Just wow ..

Cheers :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] CallMeAldy:
Awesome ....... Downloading :d
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Prawesome:
Just one word... W.O.W

POTATO!!!!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] makalolo:
WOW i wan this ROM....
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] enrell:
hows the performance? any lags?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] vertlink:
awesome, downloading & will try it ASAP :good:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] The "A" Factor:
Nims man you are just Awesome!

Compiling ROM one after other... You Truly are on FIRE ..!!!!

Keep up the work!!!

Thanks for this ROM!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] ijustzeke:
I think I just died when I saw this...

can't wait to try it! :D

good job man!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] xxxMADxxx:
Now he not PORT but BUILD..LOL..Thanks Nirmit :cool:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] vertlink:
okay, sorry to bother you this early. here are the steps i take:

1. full wipe (cache, factory reset, dalvik cache, battery stats)

2. format system

3. flash the ROM zip

4. flash the superuser

now here's my concern, the notification sound doesn't come out at all. am i missing something?

EDIT: now it works eventually, but i don't know what affects it though :D. nice ROM btw
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] The "A" Factor:
Sorry..!!!

I didn't meant to say that :p !

I'm aware that nimms has Build this one...

Was just too excited to see this ROM with Dream Features(Paranoid+AOKP+Cm10!!!)...!!!

By the way i'm currently using your MIUIXXX (Stable & Fast!) ;) Good Work :good: !

And they say say Ace is Legacy & Low Activity Device :p !
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] tomaasz:
Does Link2SD work with this rom (ext4)?

Thank you for your Roms!

golly