yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] tiberiuboboc:
I have a question: I have this rom for some time and is pretty good, but my baseband remained XXKF8. It's all right with this bb or I must to change it(in this case how I can make it)?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Flextrick:
Do you have any problems with signal? If no, you don´t need to flash an other one.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] mrjraider:
Updating now. Awesome as always!
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] tiberiuboboc:
2G GSM signal is pretty good, 3G is good, but wi-fi signal is poor even I stay near to router.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Snarfy666:
I don't seem to have an OTA updater. Am I missing something ?

I did install it from the market but that app says I have a non-supported rom.

Anyone have a solution ?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] perry04:
Anybody here who could help me with this problem?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] tiberiuboboc:
OTA updater was implemented in v 1.5, so the next update will be available in this app.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Flextrick:
do you use v1.5?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Snarfy666:
I just installed 1.5 with the normal zip and I now have a filled OTA app. Thanks all !!
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] mrjraider:
And now we have a modifed notification drawer :

Thank you tomixdev!!
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] aXiDroid:
That's the drawer in 1.5??
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] mrjraider:
Yes but modifided by tomixdev.. :)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] XenoBE:
I dont like that drawer Mjraider (hello from androiworld ;) ).

But i really like this rom. Stock rom was good for a few months but started getting very boring. So flashed this one and immediatly a amazing rom! Keep up the good work!
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] mrjraider:
Hello back! :)

And you can choose any picture you want ( if it has the size of 480x800 ) haha
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] be_free:
How to set this?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] billy1billy:
Perfect ROM but some bugs.

When I receive a call the phone returns to call log and not to the main screen. Also I do not see notification for missed call but when you unlock then you see the calllog screen with the missed call

I believe that the most problems they exist because of CASTAGNA Kernel.

You may consider to make the ROM without CASTAGNA kernel and if some one likes he can flash separate the CASTAGNA KLernel.

For the rest the ROM is Perfect.

One more think if you can at the next edition if you can insert some more Languages at Keyboard like Greek.

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] tiberiuboboc:
And Romanian Keyboard (I mean diacritics) :D
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Flextrick:
Wow! Battery life is amazing with this ROM!
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] mangomonkey00:
can you please upload it some other sharing site like mediafire because hotfile is causing alot of trouble

please if you can

i want to flash this rom but everytime i start download it gets failed at around 40-50%

please if you can
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] nihS:
yea hotfile isnt that good mediafire would be better pls think about using mediafire =)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] power96:
Sorry, i can't upload to another host, but i promise the next version will be host to a faster.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] nihS:
Okay cool and is it okay for you if i use your Rom as BaseRom for my rom? i will credit you too but i only use if you allow it =)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] power96:
Does not seem appropriate to make a double base, so I can not agree. :/
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] nihS:
dont worry i wont release anything cuz im just learning this stuff because i understand it somehow and i like this rom, but now i see that my question had no point if i dont want to release anything haha :D

Anyway keep up the work i really like the galaxy s3 UI :DD
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] failly:
Deepsleep doesn't work in 1.5 :confused:
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Snarfy666:
Yes it does .....
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] tiberiuboboc:
Deep sleep works well in v 1.5
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] failly:
Oh it's working now!
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Artecc:
Hello,

this ROM is very nice. But i have a short question to the WALKMAN App.

How can I see the album cover when i play a song? The cover was tagged into the mp3 file.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] mrjraider:
Flash AC!D mod Version 1. This mod has an improved sound and a better walkman application. I am using it aswell ;)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] darsh11192:
Can u provide me the link???
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Artecc:
Thanks!

Works great :)

@darsh11192

You can find it under

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1734627
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] darsh11192:
I tried but after installing this the phone freezes....

btw which link we have to download??? there are 5... i have tried 1st one.. now will try 2nd
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] optimusodd:
Just wondering is there any way to manually transfer certain app to the sd-ext (ext3/4).:rolleyes:

Any hidden setting or tweak in S2E ?

I am using S2E but it moves all your applications to sd-ext and don’t let you choose the applications that you want to move.

I only want to move games,unimportant,less frequent used or non background applications to sd-ext.I think launchers and some other apps just run better or need to be in the internal memory for max performace and to minimize battery drain.

Is there any way to get around ?:confused:
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Slymobi:
if it is moving all your apps and you want to move certain apps back then you could use an app called system cleanup. its a really useful app,once its loaded its as simple as long pressing the desired app and choosing your option. titanium backup also does the same and has a batch mode. not sure if this is what your looking for or not?

edit: miss read your post,so i dont think this will move to sdext? but may come in useful :)

R.V.3 (MokeeOs)
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] optimusodd:
As far as i understand "system cleanup" will move certain apps to "/system".That is not what we did MTD partiton for.

The problem is when you install an app,S2E moves it to sd-ext(ext3/4) and don’t let you choose the applications that you want to move.I want to manually transfer the app either to"/sd-ext" or "/sdcard" or just keep it in internal memory(/system).

e.g. App A in system

App B in /sd-ext

App C in /sdcard
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eventcom:
Not sure if you confuse something? Apps on sd?

And yes, you're right: s2e doesn't let you pick individual apps - but... I believe that's a good idea thinking about performance (just my opinion, though).

Any time I have the feeling an app should be in internal I'd push it to system (usually i won't run out of space there as i strip a lot of bloat out). This makes even more sense to me than using two data partitions (what you would have when selectively moving apps to sd or vice versa).

All my user apps and dalvik-cache are on sdext (so there's no need for the OS to search and less possibility to struggle). I use custom mtd partitions, too, but the internal data partition isn't useless as there's still a lot of app data...

But like i said: just my opinion ymmv.

Swyped from my HTC Wildfire (Buzz)
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] optimusodd:
Nope,I am not confused.:DI want to manually move selected apps to

>Internal data partition

>SD-ext(ext3/4)

>SD Card(like APP2SD let you choose the apps you want to transfer to external storage)

In short,moving only select apps to the ext-3/4 partition.

The more system related stuff you move to the SD ext, the more information it needs to pull out from the SD Card.

As i said some critical apps need to be in the internal memory for stability and performance reasons while it's better to keep some heavy apps like Offline maps or Dictionaries to external memory (FAT32 partiton).

I don't want to push apps to system as it's size is 140 MB and out of that 23 MB is free i.e you can't push more than 2-3 apps.And if you really want,you will have to change your MTD partiton again and again.

As S2E moves all your apps to sd-ext and don't let you choose whether you want to move or just keep in internal data partition.Whta's the use of internal memory and SD-Card meory.My internal data partition is 310 MB.I don't think the app data can fill even half of it.Moreover 512 MB of SD-ext will get filled very soon.Well,I don't care about running about of space as I can increase the size of ext partiton,I just want it to let me choose the apps that I want to move.:rolleyes:

Any idea ?

Thanks
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eventcom:
I got that well but this one

is not a good idea in my eyes (and from my experience).

FAT32 might be good to store some data (nothing db related or where apps are writing onto very often)

and that's where I think you are at least a bit wrong... an external partition (ext2,3 or 4) is treated just the same way like /data and /system. Of course it might be a bit slower than partitions on the internal drive (and have some faults or instabilities) but it's still a system partition while the FAT32 part of the SD card uses a different format (which will definitely affect performance).

nah, I don't think so - you just do it once and keep in mind that you want to push a few apps there (me for instance deletes a lot of stuff from the ROM, too... if I'm not mistaken that's more than I push back there)

My current stats (total/used in MB):

015/001 cache

300/249 data (= 83%)

960/368 ext

150/113 system

But I must confess that I didn't care to clean up my system recently...
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hazou:
Is link2sd something for u? It transfers individuale apps to and from the sd-ext partition.

Verstuurd van mijn HTC Wildfire
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stiven68:
I use the same link2sd and it works perfectly: it's easy to decide what applications to move to sd-ext or to keep into the internal memory.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] optimusodd:
Yep,link2sd can do the job but it could be better if S2E provides the same feature and let us choose the apps that we want to move.

Well,after a long forum research i have reached a conclusion that link2sd is way better than S2E.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] optimusodd:
Yep,i did mean dictionary and maps.

And here comes link2sd to your rescue :

It also provides native apps2sd features on Android 2.2 and higher. It can move any non-protected user apps to SD card (force move), with batch moving capability.

Did you use TB to remove bloatwares and other unnecessary stuff ?
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eventcom:
nah, most of the time manual edit. Best practice would be to do the testing by removing the apps one by one and if you're done delete them from the ROM zip and use this as your barebone (and remember which apps are safe to remove).

Btw there are a few good hints of Slymobi and me in the LeWa thread (regarding CM7) which could be seen as an update for the barebones entry in the cyanogenmod wiki.

Swyped from my HTC Wildfire (Buzz)
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hazou:
I dont think link2sd is way better. The just do 2 different things.

Link2sd lets u manually push or pull apps to ext. So after each new app install u need to push the app again. It is only useful when u only want a couple of ur apps to ext. It works nice if u dont want to have every app on ext.

S2E will transfer all apps, data and / or dalvik to ext. So u always have enough internal memory. This works especially well when u transfer the apps to ext, but the data not.

They are both very goods apps. U cant compare them to each other, i think. It is just what u want at that moment ;)
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] optimusodd:
I have never tried barebone install lol.Have you tried one ?I use TB to remove them.Using terminal emulator is another option.

Can you share the link of your post ?
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stiven68:
It's possible to set link2sd to automatically move every new app to sd-ext just after the installation and then manually move back to the internal memory if necessary.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hazou:
Yep i know ;),

But then i dont see the point of using it, because s2e is already build into CM sort of (just need to download the interface). And with link2sd u get a massive script thats needs to be loaded. Not that it will slow down the device very much.

And with my device, link2sd sometimes wont load all the apps. But that is my experience.

Hazou
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] optimusodd:
Here is why link2sd is better and we want to use it :

>It let us choose the apps we want to move.

>I don't want to move launchers and some other apps due to stability reasons.

>S2E moves and regenrates too much of a cache.

>S2E works only for CM roms

>link2sd provides better control

>some users have reported the issue that after sometime the apps starts to disappear in S2E.

>S2E doesn't work with Titanium Backup properly.

>S2E creates problems during Nandroid backup.I approve that.

>S2E only supports ext3/ext4

>In worst case scenario (card crash) you are gonna bang your head on the wall as it moves everything to sd ext partition.:p

>In S2E you can't use any application while your card is mounted as a removable disk on your PC.:p

Other features of link2sd :

Guess enough reasons to go with link2sd:silly:
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eventcom:
nothing wrong using link2sd - everybody has a different setup and different priorities. So just to tell you a different point of view: In my opinion moving apps from the stable and fast internal storage to an external partition is not a good solution at all - but if you aren't satisfied with installing just a hand full of user apps this is the only way to go. In opposite to your opinion i believe (and have the experience) that spreading the user apps onto two partitions (plus the system apps on the system partition) definitely is not more stable than just moving all apps in one place. To me this makes sense as the system needs more information about the app (where to find). It's like having two /data/app directories... I'm pretty much satisfied with my setup (s2e) and didn't have any major issues for one and a half year. I can't confirm any issues regarding cache or "lost apps". The only thing i experienced twice was the system forgot about the ext partition (which could happen with every other solution, too, afaik and hasn't been much trouble to solve).

Furthermore i really believe that the best place for the important stuff, like launcher and file manager, is in /system/app ...

But again: nothing wrong with different prefs...

Swyped from my HTC Wildfire (Buzz)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tbonezx11:
I have 16gig, c60, on 4.1.1, stock Rom, rooted and unlocked, with 160 dpi in build.prop

Over 8gb free. Apps won't install from store, New or ones to update!

I have searched & found some ideas for solutions, none have worked.

Lucky patcher fix = no

Wiped cache and dalvik cache = no

Clear play store data = no

I even uninstalled about 100mb of apps = no

I am annoyed and getting frustrated. There has to be a known issue/fix. I woo pulls take a screen capture but i can't remember how lol

Anyone?

Edit: ok won't update slacker radio or YouTube...but let me install new app purchased...
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] najaboy:
Its pretty well documented that dpi changes can bork the play store. Revert it to stock and the play store should work fine.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BillGoss:
Do this to change your dpi, leaving build.prop untouched:

In /data/local.prop

# ref: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=29413138

qemu.sf.lcd_density=160

# Bluetooth name

net.bt.name=MyBluetoothName

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tbonezx11:
Sorry, should have clarified that I was aware of 160 dpi issues and reverted back to stock and tried with no luck as well.

Dpi setting is not the issue....

And with slacker, i also uninstalled completely and tried installing new with no luck.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SkVergil:
Hey all, I just bought a NET10 plan which runs on AT&T signals and they support 3G network. I cofigured all APN settings as NET10 supplied them to me, but I can't get 3G running on my Arc :/ Data is working but only on EDGE speeds. I checked and the Arc is capable of running AT&T's 3G networks. Could it be my ROM? I'm running Xperia ICS & JB Remix V.3 on a LT15i (Arc)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fakhreza:
Set your device to WCDMA preffered or WCDMA only.. Maybe your device is set to run on GSM only (which will give you only EDGE connection).

ROM has nothing to do with data speed (but yes you can do some tweaks though).

Sent from my LT15i
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] txtmikhail:
Which version of the arc do u have? I had the mk16i and could not get 3g on straight talk but soon found out that the mk16i don't work on U.S. 3g networks..so I got the mk16a and now 3g works...
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SkVergil:
Mine is an LT15i
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SkVergil:
I'll try this... I haven't checked this out. Thanks!

Update#1: It was already on "WCDMA preffered/GSM". Tried to change it to "WCDMA only" and lost all signal, didn't got it back. Had to change it back to WCDMA preffered.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SkVergil:
Just discovered that LT15i only runs HSDPA 900 / 2100 3G networks while NET10/AT&T 3G network runs on 850 /1900 MHz!

:( It wont ever run 3G for what it seems...

If I only had an LT15a which runs on 850 / 1900 3G network....
[General Questions and Answers] mdana07:
Just wondering if an tu tu uses MFLOPS to calculate its cpu integer and floating point results?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] donavo:
i know the answer already.....depends on what u want.

but i want to know which is better for the following:

good battery life

great speed (the stock phone is already snappy enough...i dont see how that can be improved really..)

better volume

alot of customization (nav buttons, fast usb charge, etc..)

very stable in every for all the options...like stable wifi, bluetooth, gps and everything.

i noticed some of the ROMs have complaints on network speeds. i dont know enough about this whole thing to understand y the rom would effect that. but i would like to know which ones are best for a phone thats been purchased straight from the play store. right now i have liquid smooth rom. its pretty good. cant complain. but i dont think it has the increased volume option.

if all this has been discussed b4, im sorry but i couldnt find it.

also, some of the roms keep stating how they improved scrolling or made it any faster...i dont understand this....with stock JB rom just straight out of the box....how can u make it any smoother or faster....its practically at top speed limit. and smoother than this and ur gonna break some sort of laws of physics...i cant even tell the difference but my greedy side wants the best and fastest...just so my mind is at ease. lol anyway, any input would b greatly appreciated. thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] et4g:
Well stock rooted with tweaks is prolly the best look for a non themed debloated from with ram/build prop/ and unit.d tweaks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
You answered your own question. There is no best. So why again did you make this thread
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] donavo:
because i hate pandas.

some roms are less stable than others. maybe u know which combo would fit my needs best.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
sigh another one of these...

stock is most stable
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simms22:
give rasbeanjelly a try. btw, i hate those pandas too :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Quasimoto27:
Yeah, what Darunion said, stock is most stable. If you want tons of customizations options try AOKP.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] parthipanramesh:
Yes stock is the most stable. But I can suggest you Paranoid Rom. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyokeun1234:
Like you said, there's no best. But here's a little list of ROMs that I would like to shout out.

AOKP- Most customizable imo. Also unicorns! :D

Codenameandroid- Also another very customizable ROM.

CM10- Really stable and fast.

Paranoid Android- Hybrid mode. Makes the apps of the phone super customizable

Baked- Inverted. Theoretically gives more battery life, because of the black theme.

Stock- Most stable.

Have a good day
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] donavo:
take it easy brah

and to everyone else, thank you very much. u have been MOST helpful. saved me a ton of time on research with trial and error, which would have wasted a ton of my time. better to get the info out of people who have first hand experience in that. instead of researching for hours, i instead went and killed a few more pandas. again, thanks guys. seriously.

im gonna assume that the roms that u listed at the bottom are probably the "gooder" ones of the rest. so i wont bother with anything else...im gonna give these a try.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ÜBER™:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZR6Cw_3q1Pg&feature=player_detailpage#t=8s

-_-
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
Give Liquid a try.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] donavo:
thats what im using now. its not bad at all. the only issue i have i guess is that i dont think that rom has its own volume mod. so i flashed a seperate kernel that had that. other than that i havent found anything wrong with it. its pretty good.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KennyG123:
OP why do you want others to do your work for you? In most cases all the features are listed in the OP of the ROM. SO if you are looking specifically for the volume mod, find one that has it, back up your phone and flash it.

Title changed to match the question

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slayr76:
Paranoid android because its basically cm10 but with hybrid mode for tablet/phablet an stock look.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] donavo:
thanks for the title change. noticed that.

the reason is because im fairly new to this phone. i know for SURE that this phone has TONS of devs working on it. and im pretty dam sure it has just as many ROMs. which is great lol. and alot of people who have been with this phone since the beginning and have probably used almost every ROM and know all the roms and which ones are best. so instead of me trying to do what they did from the start, i wanted to take the short cut and learn from everyone elses errors and experiences. i dont mean to offend anyone or speak out of place. but you gotta admit, flashing every single rom in a row to test it out for myself would take a long time. i can just ask people who have already done all that and theyll tell me. which is what happened. and once again im very grateful for everyones help so far. even though im still flashing most roms one after another just to check which is better. lol. but you guys steered me in the right direction.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Xfanatic:
Flashing several different ROMS and digging through threads is part of the fun.

I am personally using Affinity with Franco's kernel and love this combo. I have tried about 6 or 7 different JB ROMs and find Affinity to be my favorite. It has some customization but not an overwhelming amount and it's stable. I have had this setup for about 3 weeks and have had zero issues.

Try quite a few but I would tell anyone to start with AOKP and CM10 and branch out from there.

Allons-y
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] donavo:
i have black bean running right now (AOKP) and man am i loving the UI.....amazing. now, u mention francos kernel....i tried it. it kind of seemed...unstable at 1.8ghz....is it worth getting that one to replace the one that comes with it? what does that one do better than the one that comes with AOKP? im only curious...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gagb1967:
OMG! What have we done to deserve another best Rom thread!