yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] charlatan01:
As mentioned, you have to be quick. And be sure you go through the whole 'have disk' process. It took me like a half hour to time it right. You can let go of the volume up key as soon as it hits the right mode so you have both hands if needed. Be patient, you'll get it.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] xda-nat:
I did get a blue led more than once, but for sure it didn't last very long, certainly not long enough for me to install a driver from device manager, as by the time I had browsed to the file, it had turned itself off again.

will try again this eve

so it should 'stick' in fastboot mode if i let go of the buttons when the light goes blue- thus giving enough time to 'have disk' to the usb_driver inf I downloaded in a previous step..?

thanks
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] yesyesimanoob:
Yes, it should stay that way until you unplug/power off the phone again.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] crazymister:
Stupid question maybe, but have you checked bootloader unlock its allowed in service menu? *#*#7378423#*#*

Did I help? Then please don't forget to press the thanks button.

Is your question solved? Then mark your question solved in your title.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] papped:
That's a driver problem then. If it leaves fastboot quickly the drivers are not setup correctly
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] xda-nat:
hi

thanks again to everyone, got it working now.

seems what made the difference was getting the v0.9.8.0 and then running the

Flashtool\drivers\Flashtool-drivers.exe and install the Xperia TX drivers - as papped suggested earlier in the thread.

i then did the usual have disk business and wasnt sure which of the 3 driver options to pick to installed them all, but suffice to say it the 'stuck' in fastboot mode and I was able to run the couple of commands detailed on the sony site.

ending up with it saying OK [0.746 seconds] or some such

so I presume it worked - along the fact that when I booted next I was back to the start again and had to re-install all my apps.

thanks very much to all, I guess CWM is my next thing to do, but looks like might be worth waiting a bit for that until you don't have to instantly install a new ROM.

is there a way to make a backup of my current one that I could then reflash with CWM once its on?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Dekudan:
Goddammit, I want to install Flashtool, but it's like 100MB and you have to use the worst slowest download services on the planet, it seems. Are there any decent fast mirrors?

This and FXP use the slowest mirrors. It's insane
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] yesyesimanoob:
I just run it, go do something else, and come back later.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] linkandzelda:
Hello,

I recently rooted and installed a custom ROM CM10 nightly onto my transformer, and proceeded to wipe data as normal. I went to do it, and it was taking a long time, 5-6-7-8 mins passed and I thought something is wrong. So I force turned it off. Not that all it said for that time was "formatting /data..." or something.

Well, it failed to boot as expected, so I tried wiping again with no luck. Went and flashed TWRP recovery and it's showing errors:

E:Unable to mount '/data' (tw_mount)

E:failed to mount /data (Invalid argument)

I'm not sure how to proceed due to lack of knowledge. I noticed there's a file manager and terminal on this recovery so perhaps it can be fixed using those, or ADB or something.

Either way, I would like to request help from the TF300T community.

Thanks in advance,

Kris
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] linkandzelda:
Problem solved. Made a new blob without the bootloader included and flash it, then the system told me the data was unreadable and it fixed itself after that.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ogredeschnique:
Greetings. I did, so far as I can tell, this exact same thing. I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.

Kind of wandering if someone put a "wipe data" label on the "destroy your transformer" button by mistake.

Can you please elaborate on what you mean by "made a new blob without the bootloader included"?

Are you meaning new zip without the boot.blob? I'm tripping over the words. Or maybe I simply do not understand what you are meaning.

I would be so grateful if I could get anywhere with this.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] linkandzelda:
I don't remember the specifics, but are you familiar with using fastboot to flash .blob files? You use this to flash the new recoveries over, etc. First off I used the blob tools I found around here to extract the various parts of the stock blob I got from the ASUS site. After that, I rebuilt it simply containing the system and the kernel. Then I flashed that .blob file to the device, and it decided to boot up and tell me my data was ruined and gave me the option of fixing it. So, I let it fix itself and that's how I got out if it.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Z1013:
i had the same problem during flashing cm10 on my brandnew tf300t.

the system could not mount /data...

...solved this problem with the "wipe -> format data" command in TWRP.

sounds too easy? :cowboy:
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FastKatt317:
How can you Wipe Data, if the /data isn't/can't be mounted?

I'm having this same issue with my RazrMaxx...

I posted my issue here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=35222826#post35222826
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shahzin:
Well, in my opinion, I think the rom wasn't readable or working. If you have taken a backup before flashing the nightly rom, you can restore it.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xspacemonkey85x:
Just did this with my tf300t last night. Do you still have the blob files?
[Asus Transformer TF700] Dr. Greenthumb:
I have successfully gone from .26 -> .30 then I have installed goo manager but I cent get it to ask for root access so I can't get into the twrp recovery to flash the new job (aahhhhahhhhahhahhahhahhahahhhhahhahahahhhhhhhhhh). Lol

Any help would be most appreciated.
[Asus Transformer TF700] HelgesenJ:
Any luck on this? I am having the same issue.
[Asus Transformer TF700] elfaure:
You don't need to use Goo to access recovery. There are many other ways to get there. Its good to know more than one way to do anything. Button method. GPlay app Rebooter or use the one in ROM Toolbox. Good 'ol terminal if all else fails/not available.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.liveov.rebooter&hl=en

adb reboot recovery

or if you have busybox

reboot recovery
[Galaxy Note II General] yohanpra:
Hey guys I don't know if there is something up with my device or this problem is standard, the thing is that my email app (not Gmail just email) and my stock browser have a weird blue tinge to them, when I switch back to some other programs or apps the colors come back to normal, the brightness on these two apps also reduce as compared to my normal settings, any help is appreciated, cheers
[Galaxy Note II General] Viper2005:
Those apps have their own power saving/brightness controls.

Check the settings menu when you are inside those apps. I know for sure the stock browser has its own display settings that are independent of the system settings.
[Galaxy Note II General] yohanpra:
Hey mate thanks for the reply, now I'm starting to get a bit worried because even before I tinkered around with anything the color changed back to its normal hue, not sure what exactly is going on
[Galaxy Note II General] gatorrph:
Jelly Bean is so good it reacted to the original post and adjusted your brightness.
[Galaxy Note II General] yohanpra:
Hahahah Hahahah, thanks for the laugh, maybe it did cos, my sgn2 seems to be hued correctly on those two apps now weird

Galaxy beast - 2nd edition
[Galaxy Note II General] yohanpra:
Hey guys to anyone out there that is interested in what was going on, I actually found out that the power saving option on the galaxy note 2 turns the background color of the stock browser and the email and possibly a few more apps from white to a blue hue, mystery solved....... If anyone was following

Galaxy beast - 2nd edition
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kevdliu:
Hi everyone,

Is there a way to use root or roottools to gain permissions which are only granted to apps in system/app? I am trying to use call the method disable() in StatusBarManager to disable softkeys for an app im working on. WidgetLocker achieved this with root. So I searched around and found roottools (http://code.google.com/p/roottools/) but Im not really sure how to "fake" as a system app with that. Right now if i try to call the method i get a security exception "neither and user nor the current process has permission android.permission.STATUS_BAR"

Any help would be greatly appreciated!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] rashid11:
After being revealed in the course of Apple v Sammy trial, it flared up in the news in Aug and been really quiet ever since. I am keeping my fingers x'd for it for be revealed in Q4 2012, my Asus TF101 is growing long in the tooth
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] ali magdy:
The tablet that I am waiting for is Samsung Ativ it will be the best and it will be running windows 8.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] i9100g user:
samsung p10

i am waiting for this one and gonna sell my ipad 1 ,if this tablet is running android,s pen stylus,and of course exyones 5 ,t mali 604:D

might release this year only at least we can hope :fingers-crossed:

this tab would be mammoth not only in terms of size and resolution but in terms of specs tooo :)

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

running stock jb 4.1.1 +siyah kernel@1.7ghz :p
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Jay Rock:
That's pretty big.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Legendhide:
Sorry man, hate to break it to you but it won't have the S-pen stylus. Samsung said to be dropping that thing completely in tablets. Except the note phablets.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] komorka:
http://briefmobile.com/google-nexus-10-samsung-android-4-2

Here's your update with pictures
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] stubborn_d0nkey:
That will, supposedly, be a 10 inch tablet, the p10 was, supposedly, supposed to be a 12 inch (11.8) tablet, soits not the same. Thouh, if the op was mostly interested in the p10 because of the resolution then the supposed bexus 10 should satisfy him
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] RavenY2K3:
I've been following the rumors of this device (any Sammy device with that hi-res screen) as closely as I can, it's a shame the Google event won't take place on Monday but, if they release a 3G version of this, or even if Sammy release their own, TouchWiz loaded variant of it but with 3G, I'll be moving across.

Given the choice however, I would go for a 10" Nexus tab next (dependant on 3G capabilities), just for the fact developers will be far more prominent for a Nexus device, over a pure Samsung one.

As I have come to realise with my GT- P7500.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] rashid11:
Nexus 10 is still not quite the P10: no microSD, no dock (yet, at least), no S-pen. With Nexus 10 out, it is unlikely Sammy would build a (superior) competitor.

I'd pay $200-$300 more for microSD, dock and s-pen
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wonsanim:
Hi guys,The Galaxy Note II have the APP2SD feature?:confused:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] natboy:
That's built into ICS/JB so I'd say yes it has it, but that's just an educated assumption.

Edit: I probably misspoke above.. see this post http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32299631&postcount=69
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wonsanim:
But not work in my Galaxy S3.no APP2SD on S3
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] M3xital:
Why don't you try this, it should work on the GN2

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1772234
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wonsanim:
Thanks Man this looks gooooood:good:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SaschaHa:
Or try using Link2SD and Directory Bind and follow the Instruction from both links. Important: You need root!

With Link2SD you can mount a second app particion on your external sd-card. Before this you have to format your external sd and to create such a second partition using MiniTool Partition Wizard or any other partition tool (more information here). Don't forget to save your content from external sd to PC before doing so, because all data will be lost!

The second step is to mount this second app-partition via Link2SD and to restart your phone.

Then you have the ability to move apps from internal app-partition to the external one.

With Directory bind you can mount folders to another location. For example you bind an external data folder with the internal one. So when you are in the internal data-folder, you also see the content of the external one or from any other bount folders/locations. With that you are able to move content from internal storage to external one (for example the content from Gameloft games) wihtout loosing the original folder-path. So the content will still be found by the app. It's not easy to explain, just follow the instructions from the app-thread ;)

Good luck! :)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ciscostud:
Directory Bind is best and free.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] henklbr:
I was confused too, but then I noticed, the SGN2 is using the complete internal memory for storing apps (in my case: 16GB); this is the same as on my Galaxy Tab 10.1...:good:
[HTC One V] Amon_Re:
Does anyone know a trick to enable Bluetooth when the phone is powered of usb?
[HTC One V] paarthdesai:
dafuq

Sent from my One V
[HTC One V] Amon_Re:
Turn bluetooth on *Automatically* when powered on USB
[HTC One V] paarthdesai:
,

Sent from my One V
[HTC One V] Amon_Re:
...

What? Is BT a touchy subject or something?
[HTC One V] sohamssd:
I guess there was some mantra that only Africans know.. someone here had learnt it, right?
[HTC One V] Amon_Re:
Well, anyways, after a second night of googling & poking the play store I found an app that does it:

Bluetooth On Call. It can enable BT when a call comes in and/or when the device is connected to a charger.

I'm only using the latter and it works.
[Thrive Android Development] pio_masaki:
Downloads

Experimental OC 1 | Mirror

*note* 1.5Ghz is unstable, please limit to 1.4Ghz for testing.

Experimental V0.2

*note* 1.5Ghz is unstable, please limit to 1.4Ghz for testing. Only for CM10.

Experimental V0.3

*note* completely unstable, pulled.

Stable V0.4 "Caspar" ICS

*note* 1.5Ghz is unstable, please limit to 1.4Ghz for testing.

Experimental V0.5e "Melchoir" ICS

*note* does not boot. See change log for information. ICS only kernel. Please have V0.4 zip handy in case this kernel goes ballistic or doesn't boot, etc.

Experimental V2.4 "Melchoir" ICS

*note* likely retains the 1.5GHz lockup issue.

Balthesaur V2.75 Linaro No OC JB ONLY

Non OC kernel by request. Built with Linaro and current 2.75 source. For use with Jellybean ROMs only. Retains IO Schedulers and Governors, just no CPU or GPU overclock at all. Possibly includes fixes for exfat corruption (planned for U6, but may as well)

Revert kernel

Favum ICS kernel | Mirror

Use this in CWM, same as before, to restore the boot.img and modules for Favum ICS, it may work for other Official based ICS, may not, untested.

Notes and Updates

Mirrors added, V0.1 initial release

V0.2: GPU OC 320/400 MHz 2D/3D. Does not play well with ICS, use only with CM10.

Kernel naming and what they mean:

As the kernel development for Jellybean gained momentum, changes to the kernel source and drivers made the kernel no longer compatible with BOTH ICS and JB, so a new branch needed to be built, one for each android version.

Caspar = The trunk kernel, the first base which all other kernels are built from, contains the original OC settings, governors and schedulers, but not much else, pretty stock.

Melchoir = The First branch, this is for ICS only, and is slightly more updated then the JB kernel, but not by far, is pretty stale development wise while I work on the JB kernel.

Balthesaur = The second branch, this is for JB only, and is the more updated and recent and heavily developed kernel by far.

Each kernel release is still compatible with ANY ROM, however it MUST be of the proper android version, Meclchoir should be flashed only to ICS and Balthesaur should only be flashed to JB. Caspar, should you choose to use it, is ICS only as well.

Do not flash these to other android versions, including Honey Comb, they may boot but they will certainly not function correctly.
[Thrive Android Development] pio_masaki:
FAQ

Q: How does this work with any ROM?

A: Installs by taking apart the current boot image, replacing the kernel binary, repacking then reflashing the boot image, and copies the matching modules into your system/lib folder. It keeps the existing ramdisk, which is why it works in between both ICS and JB.

Q: Where did you get your source changes from?

A: Source changes are coming from ezTerry and Godmachine, with guidance from Godmachine. Changes by ezTerry may come from other places, however I can not verify that, and its from his github.

Q: Is this included in any ROM?

A: Yes, this kernel is included with my CM10 builds, including Kuroikaze-Thrive

Thanks go out to:

First off, godmachine / linux society! We've had our spats (rather, I've had mine) however his guidance made this possible.

ezTerry: for giving us the first modded Acer Iconia kernels, also basing some of this work on his work on ezT20 kernel.

Da-pharoah for as always encouraging my work and to try new things.

tybar over at thriveforums.org (he may also be here?) for his work on CM10 and supplying the initial source this began with.

The rest of the guys pitching in over there!
[Thrive Android Development] wigginst:
Very excited to see a kernel! Could you possibly post a stock kernel as well that can be flashed back to if needed as this gets refined? Just trying to cover all contingencies.
[Thrive Android Development] pio_masaki:
That depends on the ROM being used so no, I hadn't planned on it. I probably could but its per ROM which is quite a few lol
[Thrive Android Development] wigginst:
Ok. Was just thinking of a backup in case. Flashed it to favum and letting it settle right now.
[Thrive Android Development] stevie13.xo:
On jbreezy darkside ROM v2 he modified the ram disk a bit would that interfere with installing this kernel?

Edit: nevermind you said it keeps the existing ram disk

Could you make a revert for his darkside ROM? Sorry for being a pain
[Thrive Android Development] pio_masaki:
Yeah unless something is different with the kernel binary as well, which I doubt, it shouldnt cause a problem.

As far as I know its the first kernel from source for ics so I don't think any issues will come up.

Edit: I'll try to get a revert zip up for dark side as well, the favum won't work, different ramdisk I think.
[Thrive Android Development] ramoneC:
Are u saying I can use this kernel on my phone or some specific phone only?
[Thrive Android Development] pio_masaki:
For the device this forum is for? In other words its for the Toshiba thrive 10" tablet. Flashing this on anything else can lead to no boots or even bricks. Its for any ROM, not device.
[Thrive Android Development] ramoneC:
I nearly was going to brick my phone /: maybe not cos your updater-script might have been aborted but the main thing was I could not download it because of some sqlite error
[Thrive Android Development] stevie13.xo:
God damn goo.im I've been waiting for an oc ics kernel for a minute.. A long minute

me checking the site every minute isn't helping probably either
[Thrive Android Development] ramoneC:
Can I flash a kernel for similar phone which has similar buttons and screen resolution and sensors but different board base and hope it works?
[Thrive Android Development] pio_masaki:
Generally speaking, no. What device are you talking about?
[Thrive Android Development] ramoneC:
old galaxy s5830 < wont matter if it bricked
[Thrive Android Development] pio_masaki:
This kernel won't flash let alone boot on that lol
[Thrive Android Development] ramoneC:
I have decided to buy googles phone henceforth so I wont have to worry about updating :D
[Thrive Android Development] pio_masaki:
Mirrors are up.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] martirio3000:
i found this

adapter and i dont know if it is going to work correctly with my phone. (my main problem is if it will fit.)

I own an xperia neo V

(i want to connect a normal usb (gamepad/mouse) with my phone.)

(also i would love it if you could recommend an android gamepad with usb or bluetooth connection which costs less than 30euro)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dud3me:
Hey, so when I play dark knight my phone gets really effin hot quite fast so does anyone else have this issue and is it dangerous? It doesn't get that hot when playing asphalt 7 and I've tried with Sensation rom (ics) and siyah kernel and PA 2.16 with dorimax beta kernel (5.83 something).I haven't overclocked or anything and haven't tried with stock kernel if that makes a difference.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sun90:
thats a known issue with our SGS2 ma8, its nothing new:)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dud3me:
Gameloft aware of it or do you mean like universaly to every resource demanding game? Is it still safe to play them or can it like really melt sh*t :D
[Off-topic] deptic:
I was recived blackberry 9900 totally dead( not blink red light, not recognize the pc)

disassembly the phone , remove the shield and reflow the U1201

Do you use flux?? and how long do you reheat for and what temp?? :D
[Off-topic] jaszek:
Stick it in the microwave for 5 minutes on high. That will heat up the connections and and "refresh" them. Trust me. I'm an engineer.
[Off-topic] WiredPirate:
Maybe try Crackberry and see if those users have any ideas.
[Off-topic] deptic:
Bold 9900 dead

Do you wrap it in anything?? or just naked motherboard. and what do you put it in? meaning container or what? :confused:
[Off-topic] WiredPirate:
I'm not always the best detector of sarcasm, but please don't put your phone in the microwave.
[Off-topic] M_T_M:
Say mate...do you know what a troll is? If not...you posted in the wrong forum/website IMHO.

This place is run but the best and worst trolls i the industry. I shall close your thread and recommend you Crackberry.com for your future BB needs...cheers and the best with your issue :)

Thread closed.

Regards,

M_T_M
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wonsanim:
The Galaxy Note II have the USB mass storage feature?:confused:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] timejus:
Unfortunately no, I'm a dissapointed because MTP never works for me in Ubuntu
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wonsanim:
Thanks man:(
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Viper2005:
I guess the best solution then is to use a MicroSD card and put it in a reader and then plug that into the machine, copy the files to the SD, then copy from the SD to the main storage if the Note2 if needed. Should be faster than copying over wifi..
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] na7q:
use an ssh or ftp app. they were great! not the fastest but not the worst!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lorinkundert:
Use AirDroid, it is one of the best.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CrimzonEyed:
Sitting on ubuntu myself and just got it working myself thanks to this:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28783994&postcount=1
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wonsanim:
Looks fantastic! i'm going to try this:good:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] xgp0006:
Can someone list the files that belong in the EFS folder and in the respective IMEI folder?

file and extension. I might have to manually place some of these files in the folder to get my IMEI issue sorted......

I am pretty sure im missing the nv_bin file so i can update my IMEI.....

Thanks

i have a T-Mobile SGS3