yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morgs640:
Alright sound good thanks ill give it a go on my other pc using a different cable, thanks for your continued help with the problem :)
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morgs640:
No go looks like the phone is cooked tried another defy and picks up straight away in rsd on boith pc's and mine doesnt work on either :( thanks for your help people.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rahul_saklani:
ols help me....defy stuck at black screen...no bootloader

rsd lite recognises through factory cable but while flashing sbf it gives error sending ti rom packets and den it fails.....my stock rom was froyo india.....pls help.....

:crying:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Ssssschwartz:
So I got my S3 a few days ago and decided to root so I could run a stock Android experience (not that TouchWiz is bad) Anyway I followed the instructions in the no flash counter root sticky and it seemed to work when it was going through the steps and such. Anyway the phone rebooted after I used Odin and now it comes up with a prompt telling me that android.process.acore has crashed and I press OK and it comes back every five seconds or so. I'm not sure what the deal is, but I attempted to factory reset using Odin and a file I found on XDA also and the same thing is happening.

I need some direction as to where I went wrong and what I can do to fix this, because to be honest right now my phone is unusable with this prompt showing up every five seconds when I try to do something. Any help or suggestions are appreciated!

EDIT: So I was able to fix the issue by using the built in factory restore setting, but I'm not sure where the root went wrong still...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] liltitiz:
Make a nandroid, factory reset, wipe cache, format system and flash a new to. To see if the problem is still there
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Ssssschwartz:
Well I guess I should say I never achieved root as well. I followed the instructions, but for whatever reason I couldn't flash CWM onto the phone to flash a ROM or anything.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] kenney001:
Had the same issue. Just rebooting into recovery and clearing cache and factory resetting did the trick for me. To get CWM easiest way is to download ROM Manager and let it install for you
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jasvncnt1:
Can also use Goo Manager. Download goo manager from play store. Once downloaded open. Hit your menu button and select Install OpenRecoveryScript
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jethro650:
Just to be clear

ROM Manager = clockworkmod recovery

Goo manager = twrp recovery
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] z34370z:
You need to boot into recovery and do a factory reset. Most likely the phone go have has a new modem version. When you flash the old g1 modem root over it it gets funky until you factory reset then you'll be golden.
[Asus Transformer TF700] JusFig:
Hey everyone, so I got the opportunity to return my Transformer Prime for a full refund. I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for another tablet besides the transformer infinity. Also, how do you like your transformer infinity.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Slammin:
wtf?
[Asus Transformer TF700] HoushaSen:
For android tablet, I believe only real contender at this point is Galaxy Note 10.1. If you are ok with iOS, new Ipad is another. Each has their own pros and cons and I don't think any one of those is completely superior to the other two. So you have to prioritize what are the important factors or decision making factors for you.

For example,

I asked myself do I like iOS or Android? I had iPad 2 and multiple android tablets. I simply preferred Android, so new iPad was out.

Then is FHD crucial? After using FHD and non-FHD screen, I just could not go back to non-FHD. So I ended up arriving/technically coming back to Transformer Infinity. At this point, I am extremely happy with my decision especially after Jellybean update. But I have no doubt people can be as happy with either of above two tablets as well.

So those are three I think you should focus on as long as your budget permits.

The dark horse are the Windows 8 tablets, but none of them are Full HD except 1100+ Samsung's mere 5 hour battery, much heavier tablet. So again, without even trying they weren't my choice but could be yours.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Get the iPad 3.

Android is for the adventurous Apple is for the mundane...
[Asus Transformer TF700] Keion:
Your only choices are the nexus 7 and the Kindle HD 8.9.

All other tablets are enormously overpriced (the ipad especially). If you feel like paying for extra features (like the bigger screens on the infinity) then by all means, do it. With the infinity (or galnote, but I hate amoled) you're getting the best tablet. With the nexus or Kindle, you're getting the best value.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Deusdies:
I exchanged my Infinity for the Note 10.1 and I like the Note better. It's just overall better (quality wise). Granted, the low res screen takes some time getting used to (though AFAIK the Prime has the same screen as the Note).
[Asus Transformer TF700] huy_lonewolf:
I can only agree with everything said above. If you buy now, on Android side, you have the following choices: Note 10.1, Nexus 7, Kindle Fire HD (though I wouldn't recommend it since Kindle Fire does not give you 100% Android experience). If you are willing to wait for another month, you will get an onslaught of Windows 8 tabs to choose from (Microsoft will officially Windows 8 on 26 Oct if I am not wrong). On the top of my head, I would be looking forward to ASUS Vivo Tab (imagine the combination of the Infinity and the Note 10.1: Keyboard dock + Wacom digitizer+ Office 2013). If I were you, I would definitely wait for next month, it does not seem that long.
[Asus Transformer TF700] JusFig:
Thank you all for your feedback! I think I'll hold out one more month and see what's on the way. Not a huge fan of iOS so iPad is out of the question. I'm liking what I hear about the note so far. When is this next Asus tablet supposed to come out?
[Asus Transformer TF700] DavidHart:
I like my 64Gb Infinity. I'm a movie buff, photography buff, and I like to travel. What sold me was the HD screen, the great battery life, the microSD slot, built-in GPS, and the HDMI out. What I miss is not having a built-in USB port, not having Cell service, and the built-in speakers kinda suck. I have an iPad through work, so I understand the convenience of always having internet access.

The lack of USB port was easily solved by buying the USB port adapter. Even more important, the USB port adapter provides power to the USB port. This is required to attach USB card-readers, hard disks, and USB speakers (solves the crappy built-in speaker problem).

Cell service (3g/4g) on a tablet has always been a take it or leave it feature for me because of the expense. But I did recognize spots where it would have come in handy. Most mobile GPS mapping apps require an internet connection, which is difficult to find while exploring a new city (Venice). Though, I have since found mapping apps that allow you to download and cache maps. I also signed up for a new startup service called FreedomPop, which provides an inexpensive (500Mb/Month for $5/month) 4g MiFi type device that works in the US, giving me an internet connection wherever I roam in the US. The cool thing about this service is that there are no commitments.

One issue that cropped up on a recent trip was a problem with writing to an external USB NTFS drive. This has since been resolved in the current Jelly Bean update.

I looked at a number of different Android tablets and it came down to the Infinity and the Galaxy Note 10.1. What sold me in the end was the HD display with IPS mode for bright daylight. 1080p movies look stunning on it and photos look great. The Infinity has replaced my travel laptop and my travel backpack is at least 3lbs lighter...
[Asus Transformer TF700] Underwater Mike:
You might also consider the recently reported-on Nexus 10, which may or may not be the rumored Sammy p10. Still waiting for that one myself.
[HTC EVO 3D] ImAMember:
Okay everyone, I have an HTC EVO V, essentially a repackaged 3D for the Virgin network. Currently I have Harmonia ROM on it specifically made for the V. However, I have a big problem...

Every so often I'll send a text and get an SMS Error: Radio Interface Resource Shortage: Cause Code: 64 Error Class: 2. Also when I call the phone it won't go through. So resetting is one option, but it still comes back eventually. Sometimes I'll I update the Profile and PRL, which will only fix it for a time. It's very intermittent obviously, and someone suggested that it could be while I'm on 4G or WIFI but it wasn't true.

So what worries me is if I don't send a text and it won't go through then I don't know I'm having the problem... I'm thinking it's a radio issue but have found nothing consistent online, so I'm wondering what ya'll may think and or if it is indeed a radio issue, where I could download a reliable one that would stop these issues. Thanks for the help!
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
Take a look at this thread.

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] ImAMember:
Thanks, but I should have mentioned that but I already did that very thing... Yet I still have those issues:{
[HTC EVO 3D] Jsparta26:
Are you sure you are in an area with good coverage? Maybe the towers in that area are malfunctioning. Perhaps a call to virgin mobile maybe?
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
If you are S-OFF already it might be a good idea to flash the VM RUU and check to see how things work with the stock ROM and firmware. You won't lose S-OFF and will just have to re-flash a recovery and bootloader later to get back to where you are currently.

I do remember that some people in the MeanROM ICS thread with the "resource shortage" problem had to call Sprint and have them reprovision their phone before it worked properly, but you probably don't want to try that with VM unless you are stock.

ramjet73
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 13770147:
Hello, people,

Dose anyone know which custom rom can be flashed for Japanese GSIII?

Best regards :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mustang2012:
You can flash any Rom regardless which country version
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 13770147:
Really?

i thought if irrelevant rom is flashed, i cannt reboot.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Any International I9300 rom on any International I9300 phone .

jje
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 13770147:
Oh..well.

Okay, i wil try few roms later on.

Thanks :)
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Heartlessangel2001:
it's a a6 amd quad core 6520g gpu 512mb

love it now i can develop Samsung 5360gt

To be forgotten is worse than death.
[HD2 General] psykick5:
It's been a long road. I remember getting my first HD2 (now on my third... or fourth?) back in spring of '10 when it was released in North America. It was okay for a while but that summer is when Android development on it began and spread like wildfire. From the first Eclair builds run off the SD card, to the move to Froyo, to NAND that December, and now to ICS. This phone has lasted far longer than it should have. It should've been dead on arrival onto the market. But it didn't die, all because of developers and Android. If I went back and told myself that summer that I would be using this phone until nearly 2013 I would have laughed, but it happened now didn't it?

Here we are three years after it's European launch, and our beloved phone is beginning to show it's age. Development is slowing considerably compared to the days of old. It was easy back then with the loads of devs working on a project and sharing all their breakthroughs on IRC. Builds can't run as fast due to hardware limitations. Issues are popping up finding ideal ports for ROMs now that the single core Snapdragon is no longer used. Any tech lasting this long in such an updated and current state is a miracle in itself.

Many remain but many more have moved on. I am one of them. In two weeks my iPhone 5 will arrive and I will complete my switch to Verizon (screw T-Mobile), and with that switch I can't take my HD2. My HD2 will live on, though, as I am giving it to my friend who has an HD7 (lol) and wanted something non-WP7. I'll still be around here to update her builds and troubleshoot her issues for her, but it's time for me to go. I hope all of you contemplate your needs, too, but the truth is the Golden Age of the HD2 is over. I think it was over when 2012 began. She's dying, fellas. I hate to see it happen but it's coming fast. Be ready.

Requiescat in pace, Leo.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] fireboyjosh:
Is it possible? Who can do this?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jebise101:
I'm so torn on deciding on which one i want to keep, i have both and tested both but just can't make up my mind. They both have there pros/cons but i still can't decide. They both cost me the same price and the screen is not the main issue, I mean the bigger screen is nicer yet i prefer the simple google look rather then bloated manufacturer crap.

PROS:

N7

Its Google AOSP

Will get updates from Google

Wifi Direct (snap to transfer files between tablet and phone)

Very very light

Fits in the Hand

TF300

Big Screen

32GB

Micro SD

Dock

HDMI

CONS:

N7

16GB

No Micro SD

7" screen

TF300

Not AOSP

No updates and will lag behind for months

I/O issues and cheap memory that bottlenecks the tablet

Slower in every benchmark than the N7

No CM9/10 since it came with JB out of box

Does not have the JB features in notification bar
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khoikn:
To me, you have to weigh the heaviest cons.

Unless you're a cloud user, then the limited memory on the N7 is a huge gripe.

On the TF300, you can always root and flash a custom ROM that'll fix most software bugs. Your device will also receive updates from a strong community of developers.

As for the benchmarks, that doesn't really equal user experience. The only thing I can tell you is to try both devices out and see which one feels better to use for you.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MSprecher:
I would like to add to the CONS the "reboot-problems" of the TF300T MANY users undergo after the update to JB. Some beliefe it is hardware related (Power button), I guess it is software-related.

Matthias
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jebise101:
@khoikn

hmm good points, I have both and still can't decide. I think i may hold of a while longer (hoping for official announcement end of October) for the rumored Nexus 10 to get the best of both worlds. I really really like the N7 and the pure android but the lack of memory kills it for me and the TF300 because of connectors such as Micro SD. I can't install any CFW yet since i have the JB bootloaders.

@MSprecher

My brothers TF300 and the one i have never really had any reboot issues. When he updated to JB I did a factory wipe and started from scratch because he had some small glitches which went away after the wipe. Mine had JB pre-installed and no issues either.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] bengals1975:
Here is a Star Wars Galactic Empire themed boot animation I made for my GNex and N7. Just place this file in /data/local using root explorer or equivalent and set permissions to:

R W E

X X

X

X

That's it!!

YouTube video

http://youtu.be/duKR1cY8wW4

Download
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] JabboMaster:
Nice
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Skyrocket2Paradise:
can you make a patriots bootanimation?!
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] bengals1975:
Over on Rootzwiki a phenomenal boot animation creater made some for all the NFL teams. This guy is good, here is a link to his NFL boot animations. There is a patriots on there that's pretty nice. Let me know what you think.
[LG Optimus 2x] rezzsha:
Anonymous , any chance you can see if you can find a debug firmware for the optimus 3d ?? THANKS

ps:sorry for intruding on the forum, but your brethrens over at the optimus3d feel left out and depressed from no ICS love:(
[LG Optimus 2x] dfrimmel:
+1 can you please look for it, all O3D comunity would really appreciate it.
[LG Optimus 2x] GentlyCriminal:
+1, to be honest, Optimus 2x has a much bigger wingspan on devs than the Optimus 3D has, I have the feeling that we need some help, please
[LG Optimus 2x] rezzsha:
yeah the optimus 2x forum, has a LOT MORE highly skilled developers , we have only a hand few :(, so if someone could help out it would be great :)
[LG Optimus 2x] heavencanwait:
Anonymous , can you please find the cure for cancer and also if possible let's get rid of the world hunger issue...

Wow, people will never be satisfied with what's given to them. Instead of being grateful for the O2x leak to the guy that most likely risked his job for doing this, let's go flood the poor fellow with requests for other phones. That sounds nice.
[LG Optimus 2x] qudrat:
lol can't belive what i'm reading here :laugh:
[LG Optimus 2x] GentlyCriminal:
Yeeeeeeah, love U too biaaaatch... man what a jerk U're
[LG Optimus 2x] Rayman96:
He is true. You think that leaking is easy?

Maybe ask him for a final version now? Why not LOL.
[LG Optimus 2x] rezzsha:
Sarcasm.ha.ha.ha, i wasnt asking him to pul one out of his ass, if you had a look at the date of the debug rom for optimus 2x you would realize that its not that new, in fact a couple months olds, its all in the matter of searching the right area, which this guy has, and was merely asking for some help.

Its really no point arguing with the haters , because most don't even develop roms, and merely pretend to know, so i know you cant help at all, hence why you use sarcasm

So to those who can help ,please and thank you
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] jrtoastyman:
So I hopped on a plane today, turned off my phone as required. Landed, and tried to turn it back on, but nothing happened. Thought perhaps I'd not successfully turned it off before and the battery died during the flight, but I got back to my hotel room, connected the charger, and still nothing. Waited for a while to let it REALLY charge, and nothing. Phone is completely unresponsive, will not turn on at all.

I'm going to try to run it by a repair center in the morning since this seems to be a hardware issue, but I thought I'd ask here to see if anyone had any wisdom. Phone is completely stock, unrooted, by the way.

TIA for any insight.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] premo15:
Were you running a custom ROM? Did you flash anything recently? If you plug it into a pc does it try to install a driver for qhusb_dload?

BTW, you don't need to turn it

off completely ;) They just don't want to put in the time, effort or money to figure out what (if anything) interferes with cockpit equipment. I fly a couple of times a month and always just put mine in airplane mode...pretty sure my phone has no effect on anything going on up there from back in row 19.

Sent from my EVO LTE
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] pikilin:
hi

i am owner of r800i xperiaplay with android 2.3.4 and i installed jebd.apk and it seems to work untill i am trying to install jar app.

i can start the installation and it is saying: 100% compiling... but thats it! it stuck in the 100% compiling forever.

any help how to make it work?

ty.
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] pikilin:
ok,found a solution and it is working:)

all i had to do is to root the phone and now i can run java game and this leads me to anothere question:

i have xperia play and this java games are so small...i bearly can see something and also i can't controll the games with touch screen and when i open the playstation pad the screen goe's horizontal and the graphic become pizel salad,so..i was wondering what is the point to run this games on the android while you can't control them and the screen is so small...:confused:
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] leetxperia:
"and installed jebd.apk"

Smells like warez here.
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] LordBattleBeard:
Nonsense, jbed is a free application.

To answer the OP question, you need java apps/games with higher resolution for it to display at a decent size on the Xperia PLAY. The app itself doesn't yet and is unlikely to support upscaling.

Its pretty decent for what it is but really needs the finishing touches/more options to make it a decent emulator to use outside of testing things.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] thenrz:
Thank you for this. I will be unlocking after my rma for lcd mura, and i know i will be back to visit when i get there!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Danny-B-:
Cheers craigacgomez, I've left thanks and also reported this thread :) ... reported it for being far too usefull to be left to dissapear :p
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] sammytheman:
Thanks.:good:

I was already searching XDA for the NvFlash commands but AndroidRoot wouldn't give info about it.

I don't need it right now but you never known.

Make it a sticky.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Danny-B-:
Wahooo ! its a sticky !

Anyway, heres a link to the blobtools info craig mentions in the OP ... also includes a link to the windows version SparkyM made

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/what-asus-developers-need-to-know-about-blob-tools/
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jotha:
Very useful Thread

Thank you for your contribution. Added this thread to "roll up sticky thread" on top of thread list. :good:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wejgomi:
Thanks for info. I used this procedure few weeks ago. Got the bootloader back but stuck in APX mode. Couldn't boot. I needed to flash other files back. Then repartitioned and format all partitions fresh.

There's actually an automated process for it. Does every partition and sector back from backup files. It reverts device completely back to previous state. Its posted by kmdm. Only works in Linux though. Link below.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32365961&postcount=489

Wejgomi
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] craigacgomez:
Yes, I have made automated scripts for both these un-blob'd ROMs for Windows & Linux... I just need to test them before releasing them (most probably tonight PDT)... the manual steps will work till then...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] craigacgomez:
Updated with Linux & Windows instructions split out
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] craigacgomez:
I've added a FAQ section to the second post to help understand the commands...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lilstevie:
Actually this is not quite correct, --sync puts the nv3pserver into the state for resume (although technically it can be left floating but has mixed results) the whole purpose of -r or --resume is to tell nvflash that the device is already running the nv3pserver, without -r or --resume it will try to do the preflight that wheelie does for us.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] craigacgomez:
I stand corrected... I will update my info post... thanks for the info...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ricardo1976:
jelly bean users, what to expect

is there any chance fot the ones who upgraded to official jelly bean to use this process
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Fireplug:
I am assuming you mean those who never unlocked who took the ota update to JB. At this time, no, because you can no longer use the special set of tools that were developed by the Androidroot team to exploit the original ICS and obtain the blob.bin file which is the "key" to being able to access your specific Prime at a very basic level.