yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] icyroad41:
i install this rom 2 days ago .. with the night-elf ics kernel v1.5 ..and im not very happy with the buttery life .. but the rom is great .i also flashed the V3 of the new adreno libs .. its smoother that way ..

link to adreno libs: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1896615
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] doylik:
Yes Night-elf 1.5 kernel does a good job with Ice cream pureness 13.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] vizzdeparted:
I am using Night Elf Kernel ++ Pureness 13.0 awosome smooth on my MT11
[Desire HD General] johnnyp12321:
I have been using trickdroid for some time great rom just have a annoying issue with the HTC music player when searching for a song using the bar on the right the songs don't move nor does the letter pop up in the middle to tell you where you are on the list. I have this issue with both Sabsa prime and trick droid could someone please confirm they have the issue too
[Desire HD General] KeshavJave:
Hmmm..Go to music player then select phone..on the top select songs..you will get all the songs on your:laugh: SD and phone..
[Desire HD General] johnnyp12321:
Where you directed me is where my problem is when I go to the my phone tab all my songs are there and I can scroll through them just the speed scroll doesn't work like when you grab the little bar or the right side to navagate through your songs and a letter pops up in the middle to tell you where your at on the list
[Desire HD General] dr_stevens:
I'm using Trickdroid 2.0.0 too and have no problems with HTC Music Player. Maybe you have to rescan your media library, or it's to big (while using SD card 32 Gb it can be 20 Gb... ) and you have to wait until the scanning ends? :confused:
[Desire HD General] recolor-shrink-spool:
It does work in Project X. If I correctly understand what you're describing.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rlorange:
So here is my first successful decompile/ recompile fix for a Samsung browser bug STILL there in LIB official since the first JB leak...

Default storage reverts to Memory Card if you select Device on reboot because of a spelling mistake deep in a settings file in the browser apk...

edit: removed! Not working ...yet

Edit: new easy fix with free app!!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1909932
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JSale:
I was seriously debating moving back to ics because of this... Thanks :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rlorange:
1st effort Fail! Try the new one its locked to phone now

Edit forget that second version fail too:mad:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JSale:
... i downloaded v1 earlier and have just flashed it (before reading your edits), will it do anything bad as you say it doesnt work :(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] graffixnyc:
OP, I'm going to temporarily close the thread. Once you get your mod working PM me and I will re-open it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rlorange:
Easy fix for this issue with Sammy JB rom's

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1921412
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] drogers81:
Did anyone wipe their device after the update? I've been thinking about reloading mine, not sure why lol...Anyone else? I know at times in other systems doing this can make some difference when everything is loaded fresh.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] thanitos:
You're more then welcome to, I dont think anyone here has though it flashed pretty cleanly
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] munchy_cool:
updated to official ICS yesterday night and did wipe it once after syncing with google accounts and all was good.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] drogers81:
I went ahead and wiped it and started over. It does seem more fresh, and smooth since.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] jeriku:
I'm with you. I always wipe when changing fw. Contacts and calendar on Google and backed apps make getting my phone back in order take a few minutes. Smooth and fresh.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] drogers81:
Yeah I am definitely impressed on how much more smoothly my phone runs now since I wiped it and reloaded. Huge difference imo.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] frycookman:
Did you just use Titanium Backup to back up your apps? Factory reset then used Titanium to restore your apps? Does a factory reset wipe the internal memory?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] jeriku:
Yes tb to backup add restore apps.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] i2kdave:
So, yesterday morning, my bluetooth decided to totally stop working. I can turn it off and on, but it won't find devices, and other devices can't find my phone. It looks like I'm going to have to take it in for repairs, but if anyone can provide any insight, it would be much appreciated. Here is what I've tried so far:

- Going in and out of airplane mode

- Clearing data from bluetooth share app

- Simulated battery pull

- Uninstalling updates from bluetooth share app

- Ran "bluetooth fix repair" app

- Factory reset

- Wiped cache and dalvik cache

- Rooted and flashed a different ROM

- Relocked bootloader and flashed stock RUU
[HTC Rezound] tschmid5:
I'm looking for a list of apps that are safe to remove from the 4.03.605.2 update on the rezound that wont cause any system problems. In other words a list so that I can debloat my device manually. I'm S-OFF and I've been running ViperRez for awhile now but I think im going to go to stock for awhile and theme myself until an update for VR is released. This might seem like a dumb question, I don't have much experience with flashing just kernels, but can I flash 2 different kernels and have them both function? For example, flashing the super charged kernel and the overclock kernel. Or does it have to be one or the other?
[HTC Rezound] Athhar:
U can only flash one kernel at a time....and u can remove anything u don't need.use titanium backup for that.
[HTC Rezound] tschmid5:
I'm pretty sure there are certain apps that are required for system functionality. I'm not just talking about the basic removable apps like AmazonMP3, etc. I want to know if there is a detailed list anywhere of system apps, sense widgets and sense components that are safe to remove. I usually don't mess much with Titanium, on previous devices I like to make a "bloat" folder on my SD card and place any unwanted apps in it. Then if I need any of them I can place them back into the /system folder and reset the permissions.
[HTC Rezound] nerdyessence:
I have TB on my phone and just froze the system apps. But with TB you can back up the system apps first and then remove them. If something starts to not function just restore the app. Hope that helps.
[HTC Rezound] dyetheskin:
searching would have directed you to here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1352618

it's old my useful. there's probably more that could be frozen/removed but varies from rom to rom. I bumped that thread since it's still useful
[HTC Rezound] nolig2278:
The list isn't for ics but doorrs have a good list to state freezing
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Helloworld294:
Hey guys, just a simple question here. How do I make my phone to choose 850mhz band when network is idle and choose 2100mhz automatically when I use the network. The reason I want this is to reduce battery consumption and increase signal strength. Yes 850mhz uses less power and has more signal due to more 850mhz band cell towers than 2100mhz towers around here.

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pmauzao:
Hi there,

How can i download email zip files attachments with stock email app from Jelly Bean?

I have this info,

Attachement info

"You can't save or open this file because this type of attachement might contain malicious software."

Thks
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Athhar:
If u have a zip opening utility u can download from email app....or u can use a download manager like easy downloder
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pmauzao:
It look like a security issue, it says that zip files are not safe and don't let me open it or download...
[LG Optimus 2x] Chairspork:
Hello!

I've got quite an annoying problem with a freezing menu, such as to change ringtones and messaging sounds and etc. After pressing the button to enter a menu, it automatically freezes, especially ones with lots of options, however scrolling still works and pressing on the screen would still activate one of the items from the menu. The only solution I use is to change my phone from a horizontal position to a vertical position and vice versa, which gets the menu moving for a bit before freezing again. This happens to most menus on my phone, especially the ones that consist of a list.

I'm using Owain's "[ROM][CM9][JUL13-Build80] Domination - Taking Cyanogenmod to the next level" and have experienced this problem since it's installation. I never had this problem with other roms such as temasek's CM7 and Nova HD.

I would be grateful for any assistance.

Thanks!
[LG Optimus 2x] Chris4evernoob:
I don't have Domination atm but i remember that it was a common problem. If i recall correctly, there is no solution.

I think that it wasn't present in either build 77 or 79. Thats was quite a long time ago so it might be fine in any of the two or both and then problem would only be in 80.

Go look at the changelogs (buried here and there) in the thread. If some of the most recent stuff aren't necesseties than i suggest downgrading or switching rom.
[LG Optimus 2x] hamedd2000:
THX for this thread
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheKrigla:
Hi *,

I'm very new to forum and hardware hacking. I'm also new to android dev (I have done some WP7 development).

I want to write application about radio conditions (RSCP, EcNo) and also wanna to decode ASN.1 messages to get some 3GPP layer 3 messages (RRC). To do that, I suppose that low level access is required.

So, is there any tutorials, guides etc. on how to do that for android devices (I know about android telephony class) or WP7/WP8 devices.

I also know that that is not possible on every device due manufacture restrictions.

I'm interested in Galaxy S(2/3), Nokia Lumia, Nexus, etc (device doesn't need to have qualcom chipset, all i wanna to do that).

I also know that some of companies like ASCOM are working together with chip suppliers for that kind of applications.

So, is it possible to do on market smartphones...

Thanks in advance for answers

Cheers!

TK
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rebellos:
It's troublesome thing.

Every modern mobile solution does split into AP (Application Processor) and BP/CP/Modem (Baseband/Call Processor), sometimes these are integrated into one SoC (QC chips) or are splitted into 2 SoCs (like Exynos AP+QC/Infineon CP), on AP there's working ARMLinux with Android platform.

Platform does communicate with RIL HAL (proprietary lib), RIL does communicate with modem through some dedicated HW interface using kernel driver, nowaday its common shared-memory topology with abit of control through UART/GPIOs before RAM-share is set up (modem bootup, assuming AP does startup first, which is case in 2xSoC topology, on QC SoCs modem does startup first and does perform bootup of AP submodules).

The problem is - BP OS is closed source. In best case (rather unlikely) low-level transmission params might being received by RIL from AP but not being passed to platform, then you probably would need to patch RIL binary to expose these values to platform. If these transmission params aren't being transmitted from CP to AP, the easiest (and the ugliest) way to do is trying to find network structures inside of modem OS and pooling them from AP (assuming you've got direct access to all of CP memory). More advanced way would be integrating additional data into BP-RIL interface (modifying both RIL and modem binaries), what then narrows down to "best case".

If you aren't familiar with ARM assembly - analysing modem binary is pretty big task, prepare for at least few weeks of intense reversing. :P
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] E:V:A:
This is a very interesting question!

So far, AFAIK, no one here at XDA (or elsewhere) have been able to successfully extract L1 radio parameters from the modem, using any form of API or other. So anyone who would successfully be able to do this, would be an instant XDA hero! (As for L3, I don't know.)

But then again, I don't think anyone have tried hard enough either. I have tried to a limited extent in my research of the Intel XMM6260 and trying to use some of the Android internal telephony API. Others have managed by hacking the AT command line interpreter, directly in the modem image of some limited versions of the 2xSoC's (like those of Intel/Infineon) used for jailbreaking <4S iPhones. These modem images are "only" 10 MB, whereas the Qualcomm modems "images" consists of 50-60 files and have a size up to 60 MB!! Although we should be able to find the AT command Processor (ATcP) in those...

As I see it today, we only have these options how to get these parameters in the Android eco-system.

1) We believe that the modem AT command interpreter/processor have the capability to provide radio parameters to the outside world. But this direct access often seem to be crippled:

a) by denying local or external terminal (UART) serial-access.

b) by being filtered by the RIL daemons and accompanying RIL libraries

c) by being complicated due to using modified IPC (shared memory) communication, rather than regular serial devices. However, by putting the device into "download/debug" mode, sometimes these devices re-appear!

(This is what ODIN, QPST and other programs does, see (4).)

2) We know that the Android internal phone API can use the following calls to get particular modem "stuff" (including sending AT commands): RIL_OEM_HOOK_RAW and RIL_OEM_HOOK_STR

The problem is that no one seem to know how to use it, nor how it depends on the hardware...

3) We know that the Service Mode's (settings/menu) are displaying many of these parameters, so that the phone OS certainly can get have access to these. So another option is to hack and understand how this is done by the service mode menu and the underlying modem software. This is where reverse engineering would come to its right!

4) We also know that many of the OEM phone debug/repair software, like QPST and QDART (Qualcomm) and "CDMA work-shop" etc. have full access to these variables as well...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] E:V:A:
Actually, if you're on a Qualcomm based device and can put it into QXDM mode, you can have all radio data to be output to the QXDM (3.12.754) software and possibly interface API. Thus... if we can understand the handshake and protocol they use we should eventually be able to make an app that can fetch this data as well...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheKrigla:
Thx for your answers!

It looks like I need many hours to investigate and learn! Sound like fun, hope it will be...

I hope that soon I'll post something new on this thread about question.

Thx and hear ya!

Little update: Regarding radio conditions, here is telephony API http://developer.android.com/reference/android/telephony/package-summary.html and here is Signal strength class http://developer.android.com/reference/android/telephony/SignalStrength.html!

So I have these information (at least I hope so, because I don't have device for testing and I don't have dev environment set yet).

Also, regarding WP7 Samsung devices: there is samsung app called Diagnosis, where you can access root/debug screen in Test Mode... I was looking little into that app (I have unlocked Samsung Omnia W device), and there are very interesting informations, like list of neighbour cells with CellID and signal strength and many others (Handover test, antenna/ADC, RRC state, Tx Channel, Tx Power, EcIo, RSCP, L1 (looking now it's PCH_Sleep value ??), etc)

I need that kind of information + need to find way for decode L3 messages like RRC and RLC. From L3 you can find many other information (RAB establishment, IRAT handover, all 3GPP information element for GSM/WCDMA/LTE and so on!)...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheKrigla:
hi *,

What about Gobi platform and GOBI dev?

BR
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] He3556:
Hi, i was just looking for GOBI, too.

But they only show 4 Devices, with the Gobi-Modem inside:

qualcomm.com/gobi/products/finder?type=Smartphones

But there are buid in a few UMTS/USB-Sticks, Mobile Hotspots, a Router and some Notebooks (SubNotebooks),

Not bad, if you can use it as an external device, like the mobile router.

So it looks like a very special solution.

Did somebody check the HTC, Motorola or Samsung SDK ?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enigma99a:
I am also trying to get low network info, and it looks like AT commands that exist (at least on my Samsung S3) do not provide this information. So I think emulating what QXDM does is the secret sauce... but that's hard :(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] E:V:A:
You can probably find what you need in the "QMI" related documents from THIS post... Let us know how it goes!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enigma99a:
I quite don't fully understand how QMI works. The SDK appears (C++) to run on Windows. Is it possible run QMI directly on android? Also one post said that really low level information like Signaling can only be through the diag port. Perhaps there is a way to emulate QXDM on the android and connect to it to grab this info
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mknair:
Chipset access

I am wondering how tools like qualpoc from SwissQual work. They seem to have access to every damn thing happening in the android phone. Do they have any special API access from Qualcomm ?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] E:V:A:
Thanks.

http://www.swissqual.com/

Probably nothing special. What is special, is that they have full access to all their documentation. If you can download their white papers and the Android app, I'll tell you how they do it!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamzug:
Is it possible to connect something like a 4G dongle to the usb port to create a roaming RF scanner and get the RSCP ECIO details from that? It's a bit mental but it doesn't look like we will be able to get this detail from the phone without paying the tens of thousands for the documentation anytime soon...

I tried to connect a Sierra Wireless device which can provide this info but I cannot seem to compile the module against the kernel.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enigma99a:
I got QMI talking just fine on android 100%. But I need layer 1 info etc as well (DIAG)... Qualcomm docs look easy enough for the packet structure but now i just need access... And I'm totally stuck. USB is one way, but isn't there to get access locally? Like through UART or some other means? I believe all communication goes to the /dev/diag device but so far I have not been able to get access
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enigma99a:
Well, I guess I am a XDA hero then :) I have successfully extracted L1 radio info, etc on Android itself. DIAG is pretty powerful and not very well documented so I had to figure everything out myself, but when it works you can get just about anything possible.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheKrigla:
Any thought about sharing solution?? Not cool man...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] E:V:A:
Is that right? There were never any heroes who didn't prove their worth. So why don't you share it with us? (Or if you don't want to share, at least tell us why not?)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enigma99a:
Yeah, sorry guys for the late reply. Basically I had to rewrite the diag driver to get diag info. And this project is for profit, so I can't put myself at a competitive disadvantage after spending many weeks on it :) But if anyone has questions, I would be happy to answer
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigbeat99:
Hi at all!! My hero, enigma99 please tell me (or who knows)!! :) :) :)

I'm developing a app with SDK that use the java methods of classes like SignalStrenght and Telephony. But those methods dont work very well. (they are slow, and in much smartphone dont return the Ec/Io)

Do you think if in 3g tecnhology (UMTS, HSPA) the modem part always returns all measure (RSCP and Ec/Io)??

What's the way to follow for return this values? recompiling kernel? programming with NDK?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wtdoor:
Is this for sale yet? Curious minds would like to know.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loribuono:
I've looked through the various Kno Textbook threads and am unclear about whether it's working or not. And I haven't seen anyone getting this particular error. It came on my Note, but when I try to run it, I get this:

"Unable to determine the current database version!"

If this was pre-installed, shouldn't it work right out of the box? Is there something else I need to do?

Thanks!
[HTC Incredible S] naathaanb96:
hey guys!

some of you know i am getting a iPhone tomorrow. im still keeping my inc s but i accidentally made a aosp lockscreen when trying to make a sense one for marks theme xD

so here it is in a flashable zip!!!

Credits: markj338 for testing and making the flashable zip

Download: attached to the post :)
[HTC Incredible S] naathaanb96:
oppa gangnam style!
[HTC Incredible S] H.e.S.a.M:
is it work on project x 4.q?
[HTC Incredible S] naathaanb96:
idk, could you test? :D
[HTC Incredible S] lavier:
Is there any bugs in using this????
[HTC Incredible S] Nay Linn:
Flashed this on the second sun rom. Works fine.

May i know how I can add sound/vibrate toggle to the lockscreen?

Edit: When you open camera directly from lockscreen, you need to type ur pin before the camera opens.

But in HTC lockscreen, the camera just opens and doesn't require to ur pin.
[HTC Incredible S] eRadicant:
Why are you getting an iPhone
[HTC Incredible S] zukri90:
It's because he's not getting a jPhone?
[HTC Incredible S] LamboBull:
How do u revert back?

Sent from my HTC Incredible S
[HTC Incredible S] imepv7:
Do an advance restore in recovery mode from your backup and select "system"
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
Reflash your rom or just reinstall the original HTC lockscreen apk

Sent from my HTC Incredible S
[HTC Incredible S] Burtrum57:
I'm on Project X and it seems to work for me. I'll leave it for a while and see if there are any side effects.

??Is there anyway to set it up to have 3 or 4 options to unlock to??
[HTC Incredible S] naathaanb96:
Something different mate. Wanna learn to develop iOS apps
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mlopik:
Hi,

i need to know how to improve battery life on AOSP ROM. I tried other ics ROM for my phone, which had the best battery life ... Do you think I should decompile "boot.img" (from ROM, which has a good battery life) and move kernel into the boot.img on AOSP ROM? Or do you know how to improve battery life on AOSP ROM ? Please advise me... :) I need help.

Thanks for the replies Mlopik

Sorry for my bad english...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chepoz:
Try undervolt, set max cpu to lower than stock freq.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mlopik:
Thanks i will try it... :victory:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beatsleigher:
Hey guys!

Can someone provide me with a link, to Odin for Galaxy Ace?

I'm using the Galaxy S III, and I doubt Odin3 will work on this device and I'm sure it was called multiloader or something, when I rooted my first Ace (Well, not mine, but my friends' Ace/s)

Thanks in advance for good answers!!

P.S. I looked in all the forums, couldn't find anything, before you start flaming :p

EDIT: Found one.. Still, thanks!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dxppxd:
Burn him at the stake!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beatsleigher:
LoL
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tovagulet:
Coudn't you just google it <.<

http://www.mediafire.com/?qdsghvfs9vao4i7
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Livebyte:
DOWNLOAD ODIN FOR GALAXY ACE MINUS HERE!

you're welcome.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Beatsleigher:
Cheers!

Sent from some GS III in some country, to a server somewhere in the US...
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tovagulet:
Seriously??

Thats my link and I posted it first...

/facepalm
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 'cooleagle':
Thread closed. :rolleyes: