yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abaaaabbbb63:
So you have oxygen hboot? Try flashing the stock one from the alpharev site. First download the hboot downgrader, rename it PB99IMG.zip, put it on the root of your sd-card, enter hboot, select yes. Then download the desired hboot, do the same.

Oh...some roms require an ext partition. Did you make one?

For better features, easy partitioning, touch and easy management, try 4ext recovery. Check my sig. Flash it like i wrote above.

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[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scorpion8891:
Re

Yes, it requires a ext partition, I created it. Is there any change I did not wipe all that i should have?

Is there any risc in damaging the phone?

Thank you
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abaaaabbbb63:
Before installing a rom, factory data reset +clear cache and dalvik

No. There's no chance of damaging anything.

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[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scorpion8891:
Everything worked like a charm...it's all well now, I am currently running Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich. Thank you abaaaabbbb63 !
[LG Optimus Black] imer96:
Dear community,

I'm looking for a way to install the DSP-Manager on the cutomrom since a long time. Did anybody find a way how it works, and can explane that to me? I'm using the AOKP Android 4.1 ROM. Thank you for all your Answers!!!

Sincerely,,

Imer96
[LG Optimus Black] theaks30:
I think I had it last time i was on the rom

Try playstore
[LG Optimus Black] imer96:
Yeah, I was looking for it there too, but there is just a version in norwegian and there aren't all the features....
[LG Optimus Black] N00BY0815:
There should be a quite simple way. Install cm10, backup the app with titanium backup or another backup app, restore your aokp build and install it.
[LG Optimus Black] imer96:
Thnaks, I beleve this could have worked too, I found the problem now though..

for anybody that cares:

There are two issues that can cause this problem:

1. First of all, if you have an equalizer preinstalled, you need to uninstall that one.

2. You need to change the permissions of the Apk file in your system folder to rw-r--r--

This way it worked for me....
[LG Optimus Black] pkb_always4u:
simply install awesome beats
[LG Optimus Black] imer96:
...Hmmm.... well I'm sorry, I don't know it, is it a custom rom, or where can I get it?
[LG Optimus Black] pkb_always4u:
Its just a DSP manager with integrated some more libs from beats. Here you go :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1898720
[LG Optimus Black] imer96:
Wow, thanks alot!!! :D

It's specified to work for cm9, I guess it works with cm10 too, right?
[LG Optimus Black] pkb_always4u:
Right, here worked.
[Droid RAZR M Accessories] phositadc:
Posted a review up over in the RAZR i forum: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32673702#post32673702.

Edit: oh and in case it's not obvious, the i and the M are the same except for the dedicated camera button on the i so cases are largely interchangeable.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] J_Bone:
Been having some issues with callers not hearing me. I tried swapping out the modems (can't remember exactly which ones but can figure it out if necessary), tried different kernels (while I was on TeamSonic rom), and switched from Sonic to FrostyJB and still happening.

I am on wifi calling at my home (crappy signal). It happened on all calls this morning. I made all the above saps and changes this morning as well. I tried a call when I left and was outside of wifi and call worked fine.

This sound like a defect or setting thing? Don't see a lot of settings in the Wifi Calling menu.

Thanks!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] pytyper483:
There are a few things that could be the problem. You need to determine if it is the phone or the wifi.

What kind of signal are you getting? Are you able to test your wifi for internet? Is this all of a sudden, meaning were you able to use wifi calling without problems prior to this recent problem?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jgalan14:
I always had problems with wifi calling so I never use it on my HTC one s and this one too
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] J_Bone:
It has been happening more frequently lately but I am not really sure on a time frame. I don't make gobs of calls. I have had the phone for about a month or so and didn't have any problems early on. I have tried a few different ROMs but I wouldn't call myself a flashaholic.

My wifi signal at home is pretty decent. My speeds are usually around the 18 - 19 range. No problems with internet. The calls connect pretty quickly.

I do have a cell-fi (sp?) unit on the way from t-mobile which my help but I would just like to try and figure out if something is off with the device.

Thanks!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] J_Bone:
Information update:

I just made a call from my office (same no cell signal and decent wifi) and call worked fine. Wifi speeds here are a bit slower, usually around 8-9.

Haven't changed router or modem at home. Time Warner Cable is the provider.

Will check my son's phone tonight. He also has the S3 but being a teenager, I am not entirely sure he knows how to make an actual phone call...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Does the problem seem to happen at the same times of day? Depending on how your isp is set up, heavy network traffic can cause the issue. Also remember that your voice going out is like uploading a file on that upstream data is going to be slower than downstream.

Is your cable modem or router kind of outdated? Last year I upgraded my modem and saw a huge improvement. The DOCSYS 3.0 tech is a lot faster than a DOCSYS 1.0 rated modem can handle.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] J_Bone:
Today it happened around 8:00 am (EST) and again around noon. I'll check the upload speeds as well.

I swapped out the modem about 4-5 months ago. Not sure of the make. It is the one Time Warner provides. Haven't noticed any major problems with our PC though.

Router does have a few years on it.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ronin4740:
I suspect that you're getting one way voice translation... the router is forwarding the incoming voice traffic to your phone but failing to do the same for your outbound traffic. I have a Cisco enterprise class router at my house (I'm an IT geek so I *play* with it) and until I opened up a bunch of ports to a bunch of sites I saw being blocked in the router logs I was having the same issue.

I asked T-Mobile for a list of voice gateway IP addresses at their end but none of the tier 1/2 techs were ever able to give me any useful info regarding IP addresses or ports... The phone keeps finding new IP addresses it wants to connect to so in the end I gave up on getting wifi calling working reliably and have mine set to prefer cellular.

A SOHO or Home router ought to automatically open up the necessary ports but I would suggest looking at the manufacturers web page to see if there's a firmware update for your router. If there is, apply it and see if that fixes the problem. Else buy another one and see if that resolves it. If it doesn't then you can always take it back.

Hope this helps
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] prolific1:
I thought it was just me that had a wifi problem
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
One thing to keep in mind is you HAVE to have a cell connection to use wifi calling. It's possible the signal is so weak it's dropping once you have the phone up to your face and it's moving around and stuff. Try using speakerphone with the phone on the desk or wherever you have some signal. You should also try to get a signal booster from tmo.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Definately check to see if there's any firmware updates for your router like ronin said.

Is it a G or N router? If it is N, check your other devices that connect to it as well. If anything connects to it at 802.11G then all connections with the router can be throttled down to G speeds. If so disconnect the G device, reconnect your S3 and try it again.

Also have you restarted the modem and router recently? Unplug them both from power for about 15-30 seconds. Then plug back in and give it a minute or two for everything to reconnect.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gu3ssvvhoo:
I've been having the same problem all day today. I couldn't quite determine if it's my service or wi-fi, until then, I have it off for now.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] prolific1:
Didn't have to do all of this with V2
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] J_Bone:
I didn't know about the cell connection requirement. The cell signal at my house is far north of crappy but the signal in my office is bad as well and no issues. I do have the tmo booster (cell-fi?) on the way. Hopefully that will fix it.

Thanks!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Someone told me once they'll send you one for free if you have lousy coverage at your home. Is that true?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
Woah.. holding my phone landscape killed my WiFi calling. WiFi went from 3 bars to 1 and WiFi calling disappeared. Holding the phone the other way fixed it.....I just had an iPhone 4 problem :(

If you had good credit they will and you have to have SOME service. Like 1 bar or w.e.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] isaywedoit:
I believe you are right on. I could not get my Wifi Calling to function properly at work. Text works great, sending and receiving. My phone rings when I receive a call, but I cannot hear anything, neither does the caller. Similarly, when I dial a number, the other phone rings, but no audio is heard on either end. I called TMobile Tech Support and they read me a memo from Samsung that this is a "Known Issue" with "one-way audio" on wifi calling. A salesperson in the store read to me the same memo. Interesting thing is when I got home, everything works, both voice and text. I tried it at another wifi location and everything works also. But not at work. I am convinced it is a problem with the network at work. Puzzle is that Wifi Calling works great on my HD2 with Custom Rom at work using the same enterprise network. But I would hate to keep swapping the micro sim from the S3 into a sim adapter into the HD2 just to get reception at work. I was hoping the upcoming JB upgrade will solve the problem, but reading the above explanation makes me worried now. Anybody out there with any work around?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ronin4740:
You'd have to have access to the networking equipment at your work to really know the answer why... Short version is that Home routers/firewalls reflexively open ports when a device inside the network tries to access an IP address. UPnP is an example of this... Enterprise class routers/firewalls don't do this as it's considered insecure. So, you have to know what ports the traffic is coming from/going to and allow traffic on those ports. You also want to know what outside IP address it's destined for so you can lock down that traffic to just certain destinations, not the whole internet...

So, if it doesn't work at your office then there's likely very little you can do to fix it unless you're in the IT department or have a really good relationship with the Network Administrator of your IT department.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ingenious247:
Lol, really? Show me evidence of this.

What would be the point of Wifi calling if you have a cell connection? I've used Wifi calling since my MT4G and that's a total crock of BS

There would be NO POINT to Wifi calling if you have a cell signal.. common sense...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Kalm_Traveler:
My Wi-Fi calling worked just fine in Japan, and there was zero chance of getting a Tmo cell signal there.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Solwing:
I fixed my problem by restoring my NV file. I created a backup a long time ago to safeguard against the lost IMEI problem and at the time of backup my wifi calling was working fine.

Since then I've had problems with them hearing me or vice versa. I went ahead and restored my NV file backup and cleared my caches, and now my wifi calling is working fine again.

Maybe some Wifi calling problems is another symptom of possible corruption when flashing, just like the missing IMEI issue.

If you have a backup of your NV file when your wifi calling was working try restoring to it.

I used the below instructions to back and restore my NV file.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1801997
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] androidcactus:
my understanding is that you can be in airplane mode and make wifi calls right? As you said, you were in a different country and it worked.

does text messaging work over wifi as well?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] rtwhtever:
I've had my S3 for several months now and have been relying on WiFi calling both at home and work without any problems. However, a week or so back I started having his same problem - no audio in one or both directions. This was intermittent as it will work after a reboot but then come back again. The only change I've had to the phone in the days before this started was to buy and test an Infuse 4G car doc (was $5 at AT&T and fits S3 nicely). When you dock the phone to the car dock connector he phone switches models with an audio signal indication. I am not sure what exactly happens but am convinced that this was the cause of my problem. I played with the doc calling to/from the phone and at one point docking would completely mess the WiFi calling as it would give busy signal to all incoming calls.A friend of mine bought the same dock at the same time and was also reporting same problems. I had to dock/undock several times and power down/up to make WiFi calling work OK (so far). I have updated to JB since and it is working - keeping my fingers crossed. I am afraid to use that dock again which is a bummer since I liked it.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] princeasi:
I've had the same one way audio issues as well. Try these settings if you haven't already. On your router, make sure your settings are set to 2.4ghz(for dual bands) and channel set to 1. Me and another person on here has tried these settings and got positive results from it.

I'm just sayin!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jjlean:
Would be me. Still working perfect!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] princeasi:
Good to know that.....I haven't had one occurrence of the 1 way audio issues ever since.

I'm just sayin!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] isaywedoit:
Any workaround for dealing with the issue on corporate routers where one has no access to changing the settings. Can the phone settings be changed to accept other set-ups on corporate networks?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] princeasi:
Sorry, there's no other solution but accessing the router settings.

I'm just sayin!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jjlean:
I'm having ok audio again with a static ip and channel one. I also opened ports. Only problem I'm having is my calls will drop and when I look at wifi calling it is re-registering. Weird. Never had this before. Haven't changed apps or done anything system wise. Stock rooted.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] princeasi:
I'm having that same exact problem also lol

I'm just sayin!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] princeasi:
Since last night, I've been closely monitoring my processes while running the Wi-Fi calling app. I've been clearing the ram before logging on to my network and I would study closely if the Wi-Fi calling would still force close anytime after clearing my ram. So basically while I'm logged onto the Wi-Fi calling, I'll always make sure my ram and background apps are fully clear for the duration of the time, whether I'm on a call or not, and so far I haven't experienced any fc as of yet. The Wi-Fi calling stays connected and calls are still clear.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bobolinko:
Hmmmm mr " IT Geek,"

The router isn't the one that determines the destination address. It is the phone, that's generating the address and the router just sends it out....

What I see, the router has no idea where a packet is to go without the originating device telling it.

If it works in the office, the addressing has to be correct.

Mr psykhotic... you do not need a cell connection to make a wireless call, if you use Talkatone. I have a cell with no data connection, but talkatone works.

maybe the OP could borrow the modem modem/router on a weekend to test.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] princeasi:
Who's this "IT Geek " you're referring to?

I'm just sayin!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bobolinko:
IT Geek

You are

NOT

the IT Geek I was referring to. Props to you man! You always give good NFO! LOL

Happy Holidays!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jjlean:
Im going to try clearing cache, but the problem is most of those apps start up again. I wish it would work without messing with it constantly.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
Second day with SMS but no MMS :(
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] princeasi:
Actually it force closed on me last night, so that experiment is scrapped.

I'm just sayin!

---------- Post added at 09:25 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:24 PM ----------

Thanks, I couldn't exactly nail the context :D

I'm just sayin!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jjlean:
Crap lol
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] princeasi:
Within the past 3 days, my WiFi calling had been working perfectly without any force closes, disconnects, or 1 way audio issues, and I've been purposely monitoring this. I would like to know if this has this been the case for others?

I'm just sayin!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
It has seemed a lot better lately.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jjlean:
Same with mine. I odined back to jb. Stock root for a few days working good. Hope it stays like this.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] princeasi:
Well, i haven't done anything different from the last time since trying to troubleshoot the FC problem. It just seems that all of a sudden, my WiFi calling has been working without any hiccups at all. At times, I would wake my phone from sleep after having not used it for a short period of time, the WiFi calling icon wouldn't be present or connected. As of lately is been staying connected while asleep consistently. I'm thinking /hoping that T mobile has done something on their end that has made WiFi calling much more stable.

I'm just sayin!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jjlean:
God, I hope so lol!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Kalm_Traveler:
Technically that would be doable, but I believe the WiFi-calling app won't run if the phone is in airplane mode. Sucks cuz you have to waste battery life with the phone searching for a cell signal even while connected to a hotspot but such is life.

Texting does work over WiFi, yes. I do not seem to ever get MMS over WiFi though, always have to turn it off and get those messages OTA.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] princeasi:
My mms works over WiFi. I'm on stock rooted.

I'm just sayin!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
Last cycle I did something like 14,000 SMS and 400 MMS with like 90% being over WiFi. Airplane mode won't allow WiFi calling but if you're connected your cell radio shuts off. It only drains the battery when the service is being garbage and keeps disconnecting.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Kalm_Traveler:
*shrug* i don't know then. I have basically no cell signal in my basement at home and every time someone tries to MMS a picture to me, rather than receiving it I get a message with a 'retrieve' button, that fails if I'm not on the OTA cell network. If I am out and about and not on WiFi, the messages come in as normal.

At least that's how it was on stock ICS. I just Odin'd to root66's JB yesterday and will have to test it out again.

@ Psykhotic - I have been led to believe that the battery will drain rather rapidly if the phone is searching for a cell signal (IE out of country/unsupported area and not in Airplane mode). This seemed to be the case with my old phone that i took to Japan (LG G2x).
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] psykhotic:
Odin to stock... MMS should work over WiFi. I have ZERO signal anywhere in my house. For out of country you'd probably need to be in airplane mode whenever OUT but at a hotel or wherever that you know has WiFi you'd have to turn it off to use WiFi calling. But while WiFi calling is active the cell radio won't search. I'm positive of this because when WiFi calling kept disconnecting the cell radio greatly drained my battery at home. I was getting like 7-8 hours vs 18.
[Motorola Atrix 2] at2smithjason:
I tried to update my A2 this morning and I got the update failed. I was searching around ancient looked at the last-log file in mt file explorer. It said there was no activity. I am rooted obviously, I didn't bootstrap, I have busybox. I didn't debloat anything because I didn't want to brick the phone. Do I need to in root and factory reset or is there something that the big brains here can suggest.
[Motorola Atrix 2] kirkgbr:
Need more info.

What version are you currently on?

How did you root?

Are you connected to wifi?
[Motorola Atrix 2] SeekerLoki:
There is a log file that is produced while the update runs. Check /cache/recovery/last_log. See post for all of the info. Please review and/or post the log file.
[Motorola Atrix 2] at2smithjason:
So now I have no operation system on my phone. I dont know what happened. after the first fail, I did a lottle more research and i saw a post from apex (i think it was apex at least) saying that someone else was having the same problem as I was. They needed to delete all of their root apps and clear the data that they left behind. So thats what I did and after that I soft bricked. The phone wouldnt do anything. Right now all i get is the motorola logo and then a black screen. I can still get into recovery and try to wipe and restore, but with nothing to restore nothing happens. I need to get everything to RSD back to 2.3.5 so that i can ota to 2.3.6 and then to 4.0. Can someone point me to those threads where there is a good file to download to get back up and running. PLEASE and THANKS.
[Motorola Atrix 2] Axis_Drummer:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32113181

You'll find the (GB to GB) 2.3.6 fxz file here. Download it and run it in RSD.
[Motorola Atrix 2] at2smithjason:
So, thanks to everyone here that helped me. I finally got my phone back up and runing and now updated on ICS.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] GuestK00163:
Hi everyone, my mothers's milestone's gps stoped working but she doesn't know why.... i tryed rebooting, but lit changed nothing. Anyone has an idea?

Thanks for reading :)
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Erovia:
How you know it's broken?

Does GMaps find your location?

Does the system gives you some error message?
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] GuestK00163:
Gmaps cannot find my location... (my xperia can)

The system tells me that gps is teporaly unavalable

(Sorry for bad english, i'm trying to translate french error messages....)
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] Erovia:
If i were you, i would try out with different roms. (stock,cm7,cm10,miui). If you get the same error under all system, then i guess its a hardware malfunction which is neither easy to solve nor cheap.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ranomez:
Hi, sorry to ask this, but ive been searching the last days and just cant find any more download links, so can someone please give me the bodhi linux alpha 1 img file, cause it was the most working on my tab, but i managed to kinda screw up some setings and now my bodhi rootfs isnt working anymore and i dont have the originall anymore, please if anyone still has it send me a link to it, it was the only linux that was working good enought for me on my tab, thanks in advance
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoL LuM:
Try this link, maybe you'll find it :)

http://sourceforge.net/projects/bodhilinux/files/
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ranomez:
wish it was still there, i have no ideea why, but the creator deleted it from all the downlaod links, dont u happen to have it somewhere in your pc, or on your tab, even if you customized it, can you please disconnect all online saved accounts and send it to me if you do?