yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG Optimus 2x] aragorn7:
According to this post, otg is not supported for the su660 ics

http://cafe.naver.com/op2x/96477

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Next time, you can try this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1883755
[LG Optimus 2x] Core Memory:
That page frame for the information about OTG on the Korean O2X website won't show in my browser, it stops with a hand that has a star on it showing up for a few seconds because it requires pop-ups to be allowed. After I allowed pop-ups, it requires sign in which I can't do because I'm not a member.
[LG Optimus 2x] grimmyrippy:
To be able to use otg in o2x you need external source of power to be able to use this feature but there is no guarantee if this will work because i read (i cant remember where) that even there is external power source its hard to make it work
[LG Optimus 2x] Core Memory:
I know that but it is easy to use an external usb hub or a cell phone charger with a usb port to plug in a usb cable to supply power. Google realized that OTG drains the battery too much and that phone manufacturers don't want to do anything that will reduce how long a phone runs on a battery so it implemented a different method, Android Open Accessory (AOA), of interfacing Android phones to usb devices so that the connected usb device is required to supply power, not the phone. AOA was first implemented with Android 2.3.4 but it has to have a newer kernel than the one used in the stock O2X/G2X/SU660 Gingerbread kernel that included the change but LG didn't update the kernel. I've been researching adding that capability to the LG kernel but, since I am not an Android firmware programmer, I am looking for information about how it has been successfully done, such as using ADB to push the required libraries, etc. but so far no luck.
[LG Optimus 2x] aragorn7:
Oops, sorry about that. I thought it was an open forum.

Basically, there was a user with the official V30c firmware and asked about OTG on his/her O2X. The included kernel apparently didn't support it.
[LG Optimus 2x] Core Memory:
That's unfortunate. I am looking into adding at least Android Open Accessory (AOA) to a kernel but, although I have lots of experience with programming, I have to learn how to do it. I am going to wait until CM10 comes out first.
[General Questions and Answers] Gracie10:
I get a message in the cmd prompt when trying to root my Atrix 2 after update,

"adb is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file"

.

I was rooted before update with OTA VooDoo Rootkeeper but when I hit Restore Root it tries but is unable.

The only unchecked boxes are Device rooted and Root permission granted.

It says I have a protected su copy available but apparently it cannot retrieve it so I am stuck.

Thank you for your time and help. It is very much appreciated.
[HTC One X] shatred:
so couple days ago i flashed jb sense rom, and i updgraded my hboot to 1.28.

now today i wanted to try paranoid android jb, and after flashing the rom i got stuck at the white htc logo screen.

So is this because of the hboot 1.28?

Cause other jb sense roms work fine

oh yeah, cm10 also doesn't work with this hboot i got now (tried cm10 nightflies)
[HTC One X] georgito:
...unfortunatelly is no possible downgrade hboot...try another rom..
[HTC One X] Jamz442:
Dude, I have exactly the same problem, except I'm on HBOOT 1.23.

Whenever I finished flashing Paranoid Android (the latest 4.1.2 one), it just gets stuck at the white HTC screen too - I don't think its because of the HBOOT 1.28 - It has to be something else.
[HTC One X] nitrous²:
No, it's simply because of hboot 1.23/28! ROMs built on Cyanogenmod sources, simply all nonSENSE ROMs won't work with hboot 1.23 or 1.28. Except with mdeejays kernel. With that kernel though, gps won't work!
[HTC One X] Lazieye:
As I understood it (someone will say if I'm wrong) the only way to go back to a custom ICS or similar ROM from upgrading to Jellybean with the new HBOOT, was if you already had a nandroid backup of it on your phone. You cannot downgrade to a ICS RUU either.

Or as already stated, you have to use mdeejay's kernel which WILL allow you to install a custom ICS ROM.
[HTC One X] bogfather:
You can flash a custom ics sense Rom as normal (im on hboot 1.23 using viperx Rom with stock kernel), its just you can't use any ruus as nones been released yet with the updated hboot.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] caaznkid:
Do you guys have problems connect to certain networks? Like the network at my university hates the tablet or something my phone Samsung galaxy s2 and laptop connect fine. Tablet is not able to connect ever just says connecting then obtaining ip address and never does.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c_acton98:
Dhcp ip wont update

I have a Note 10.1 GT-N8000 running 4.0.4 but I cannot connect to our home network. We moved to PI but the note maintains the DHCP IP we used in Kuwait. I have done the following. Factory Rest, Hard Reset, statIc IP (but wont recognize), After changing the IP to static rebooted Statis IP remained. Shut down again then changed to DHCP again back to the old IP address. On the router reset, shut off,

I have another note same model no issue, an S3 No issue, A Galaxy Note1 no issue. laptop no issue. So I don't believe its the router. Any thoughts or ideas?
[HTC Desire X] hasoon2000:
Post 1 - Information

Post 2 - Downloads and Release / Change Information

Post 3 - Bugs, Future Additions to the GUI, FAQ

I created an easy to use GUI program for the HTC Amaze and I decided to make one for the HTC Desire X. I spent a good over 10+ hours to learn how to script, watch videos on how to do it, working on it during school when I should have been listening lol and all that fun stuff. I am going to fix it and up and add more updates to it. You CAN place requests and I will try to fulfill it!

If this helped you out, Please press the thanks button and if you want, you can always donate!​

FEATURES​

- Install HTC Drivers

- Enter Bootloader (after it enters into bootloader, press the power button to enter Fastboot) REMOVED. No longer necessary.

- Get Token ID. Register at HTCDev, login to the site and submit the Token ID here. Buttons have been replaced and include links.

- Unlock Bootloader (Must place Unlock_code.bin in the folder)

- Install Recoveries

User Provided Recoveries

CWM

Kernels

User provided kernels

- Link to this thread (XDA)

- Link to PM me if you need a phone unlocked (XDA)

- Link to the One S Development thread (XDA)

- Boot Into Recovery

- Boot into Bootloader

- Relock Bootloader (must be in fastboot)

- APK Batch Installer (Credits to hamsteyr)

- Donate to me (Hasoon2000) -> Donating to yours truly for putting time into this!

Here is a screenshot.

​

How To Use. THIS IS FOR THE PC ONLY. No plans ever for Mac or Linux. Sorry.

1. Download the toolkit DO NOT RENAME THE FOLDER

2. Download Winrar from here. Install it after you download it

3. Extract the folder anywhere.

4. Run the program.

Credits

- The guys at the AutoIT help forum that helped me learn how to make the script!

- Mods of the forum!

- Devs for making us ROMS!

- The community for being awesome!

- HTC for making us the phone so we can be a community!

- To everyone else I may have forgotten!

*DISCLAIMER*​

I take no responsibility for any fault or damage caused by any procedures within this guide. No warranties of any kind are given.

DONATIONS​

​
[HTC Desire X] hasoon2000:
Downloads

Mod edit: Download links removed

Changes

V1.0 Released! 10-18-2012

- Initial Release

v1.1 Released! 10-23-1012

- Updated CWM to LLoir's CWM 6.1.5

v2.0 Released 1-1-2013

- Major Overhaul

- Users can now select their own recovery, kernel and unlock_code.bin. You no longer need to place it in a the data folder. Just browse for it

- Removed a lot of .bat scripts and integrated it in the program

- Replaced SuperSU with SuperUser

- Added a few links

- Added ADB sideload

- Updated APK Batch Installer Tool to v1.4.1

v2.1 released! 3-13-2013

- Added support for Windows 8

- Removed CWM

- Added TWRP 2.4.3.0 (Credits to Yasir)

- Updated SuperUser

- Added commands to check CID, Getvar All, Erase Cache

- Added a feature to flash RUU ZIP

v3.0 Released! 7-16-2013

- Updated File Hosters. I have 2 file hosting services so if one goes down, there will be another up!

- Added TWRP 2.6.0.0 for JB HBOOT

- Added Philz CWM 5.0.8.5 for ICS/JB HBOOT

- Updated TWRP to 2.5.0.0 for ICS HBOOT

- Added popular links

- Removed HTC Drives and replaced it with a link. It will take you to the latest drivers that I upload! No need to keep updating my toolkit with drivers. Also, decreases the size by 14MB!

- Fixed some other bugs
[HTC Desire X] hasoon2000:
Bugs

- Directory has to have one word.

Ex:

Looking to add in the future

- Kernels

- More recoveries

- Makes Requests!!!

FAQs

Q - Why Did you make this?

A - To make life easier

Q - You are limited on features. Why?

A- You can always make a request!

Q - Will this work on other devices?

A - Only the fastboot commands, HTC Dev unlock (device specific) and the HTC drivers. Toolkit is made for the specific device.

Q - Will you support more devices in the future?

A - If people REALLY want, I can make it happen. I just don't want to make anything that nobody would use.

Q - Awesome! Can I make a donation?

A - Of course! Do not feel obligated though. If you would like to make a donation, you can click the button on my toolkit or under my username.
[HTC Desire X] MaartenXDA:
Thanks, but

1 is the cwm able to write system?

2 can you please add a feature to remove root when flashed superuser?
[HTC Desire X] hasoon2000:
This is the same CWM you guys have been using. That's why I put it in big, red, bold letters.

I can add the feature, but SuperSU will allow you to do it from the app itself.
[HTC Desire X] MaartenXDA:
Ah okay, thnx for the quick response
[HTC Desire X] tsx777:
One short question: will i lose the data on my phone while rooting? I think I did read something in the manual rooting thread.
[HTC Desire X] hasoon2000:
Yup. It has to wipe your data for "security" reasons.

Sent From My HTC Amaze 4G via Someone's Room ;)
[HTC Desire X] tsx777:
Thanks for the information. Maybe you should add this to the first post (or someone will be complaining) ;)

BTW: Did someone test the tool allready?
[HTC Desire X] hasoon2000:
It warns the user first and you have to accept that it will wipe the phone lol.

The tool works. Look in my signature. Thousands of people have used it.
[HTC Desire X] MaartenXDA:
And could you add a feature to backup one, or multiple apk's?

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[HTC Desire X] Haomuch:
Seems that till now no developer is interested in making a CM 10 for Desire X? Or the users are just more willing to wait for HTC's official Jelly Bean update?( If they really provide)
[HTC Desire X] SoulExertz:
No CWM=No CM10. Waiting for a CWM Pro. BTW, failed to build TWRP
[HTC Desire X] Goldbaer:
To be sure...is it possible to use Titanium Backup and other root-needing apps after using this AIO-Tool?

Thanks!
[HTC Desire X] The Android Manual:
Recovery

Hey Guys is there a fully working recovery for our Desire X (Clockwork Mod ... ) because I could try to make a full sense 4.0 ROM for you guys, or I could just flash a ROM Via Fastboot (fastboot flash zip....) :) ?

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Yes :)
[HTC Desire X] MaartenXDA:
Well, there isn't any properly working CWM that is able to mount system yet, but i think there will be one in a week or so.

And yes, please, try to build that full Sense 4.0 ROM, i really want that. :D
[HTC Desire X] Goldbaer:
Unfortunately I do not get root. I tried my best, it didn't work (Titanium Backup tells me "No root").

Maybe tomorrow...

Thanks!
[HTC Desire X] vrxj81:
I will be having a go at porting CM 10 to HTC Desire X when I have the phone (ordered) and CWM is out :)

EDIT: and also we need the kernel source of course.
[HTC Desire X] hasoon2000:
I do have one. It's called APK Installer/Data Backup.
[HTC Desire X] Goldbaer:
Well, it worked at the second time! Thank you!

Unfortunately I'm not able to uninstall some "system-apps" like chrome, 7digital etc. Tried it with Root Uninstaller.

Is it not possible to uninstall those apps at the moment?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XenomorphXx121:
HI hope someone can help me.

I blinded some games with directory bind and it was all working fine until I started getting a message saying unfortunately directory bind has stopped working and there are no use stats, now when I try to start a game there is no data to find.

Not sure what I did wrong.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XenomorphXx121:
Think maybe it might have been one of the games so transferred the data back to sd card install directory bind and try again, think may know what game caused the problem.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] metaldood:
I upgraded my phone from Inspire to S3 :D . I just setup google wallet using the sticky thread. But I am just not yet convinced to use NFC tags as compared to Tasker for automated tasks.

Can someone shed a light on where/if NFC tags are better than Tasker?

Few NFC uses could be

1) In car where you turn on BT, Brightness 100% , Start music

2) On the toilet :eek: where you can start your favorite game

3) Near main door where you can turn on Wifi( similar to Tasker location)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] metaldood:
Bump
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] zmore:
IIRC, you can use NFC tags WITH Tasker, which makes sense.

EDIT: and google says...

Beginners Guide to Android Tasker | Part 1 of 3

[YOUTUBE]BEhnOJl5mTo[/YOUTUBE]
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] metaldood:
Well I am using Tasker since a year and love it but would like to know advantages of NFC over Tasker.

eg. I can turn on Wifi based on location instead of tagging using NFC.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] zmore:
I think you're just needlessly confusing yourself. :)

Think of an NFC tag as just yet another EVENT that can trigger an ACTION.

Instead of having your course-grained GPS location turn WiFi back on at home, for example, you could have an NFC tag do it when you swipe it at the door, and another tag in your car dock to turn WiFi off, carmode on, navigation on, etc. This probably isn't the best example.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] lgkahn:
i use nfc task launcher.. most powerfull one i could find works fine.

samsung one is limited.

when getting in car i have a toggle tag.

first scan

turns off wifi

turns on bluetooth

starts audbile app

sets ringer and media volume to max

sets brightness to auto

next scan for getting home

sets bluetooth off

vols. to max

brightness to dim

wifi on.

etc. etc.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ndn_enigma:
I used NFC Task Launcher as well... but got rid of it because I found myself barely ever using it... but it is probably the best one.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] aicirt17:
Forgive me PLEASE for what I'm about to ask, but . . . Why would someone pay for nfc tags and then program them, instead of using Tasker? I guess what i'm asking is, what's the main difference between nfc tags and apps like Tasker and Llama? Is it so you can transfer the programmed info that's on the tags to other nfc-enabled phones? I've read and googled, but don't quite understand the advantages of tags and tectiles over free apps. Can someone please draw it out in crayon for me? Not being a smart-ass, I honestly can't connect the dots :confused:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] goodtimes50:
Well, for one thing, I don't necessarily want to perform all those tasks everytime I get in the car. If I'm just running to the store down the street I don't really care about turning off wifi, starting bluetooth, changing volumes, launching apps, etc. I typically only do that if I'm going to be in the car for a while. With an NFC tag I can swipe it if I want all that stuff otherwise I don't bother. As smart as Tasker is, it can't read my mind so it's going to do that stuff every time.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] scoobmd:
I read the big advantage is to let tasker unlock the phone when near an NFC tag and then run programs from there.

I can't find the thread this morning but will look for it again.

Do don't use Tasker but if it is the only one that can do this, I will get it off the Appstore and some tags.

BTW- which tags are you guys suggesting works the best?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] elementaldragon:
Probably because you can use NFC tags when you WANT them to be used (as someone else mentioned.... don't necessarily HAVE to have your favorite internet radio station playing through Bluetooth in your car if you're only driving 5 minutes away to get some groceries).... and they don't really affect battery life since it's not constantly checking your location through GPS or scanning for WiFi signals.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] 78Staff:
One of my tasker profiles is to go into airplane mode at work, based on sensing a wifi network we have. I work on 30th floor, surrounded by data center and shielding, etc and we have 0 cell signal, so the phone just sits there searching for signal and it kills the battery otherwise. When I leave for lunch, it no longer sees the wifi and turns signal back on, and turns it off when I come back, and same for when I leave for the day.

However, it doesn't *always* work as expected (admittedly my weak tasker skills might play a part here lol). So I was thinking about pickup up a tag, easy just have it at my desk, go into airplane mode at work, out of airplane mode when I leave.

Another option is to just use time based triggers, but I'm not always at the same office, and I'm not always going to lunch at the same time, etc so static time rules would'nt work that well.

EDIT - reply to this made me look at the profile, and I might have better success by turning specific parts off (cell, BT, etc) vs just going into full airplane mode. I'll give that a try. Still, seems like a tag would be uber simple lol.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dsl55dsl:
BUMP
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] beckmaneric:
The easiest way that I have found to look at is an NFC tag is a programmable switch and it only works when I choose to use the switch. Tasker when running on the other hand will perform actions based on conditions once programmed, the conditions act as the switch, if the conditions are met the switch is activated whether or not I want it to run or not. Both can be used in combination. For instance you may want to program an NFC tag to control whether or not Tasker is active in certain situations.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhinitagrawal:
The default Video Player i.e. the in-built video player on Samsung Galaxy SIII (International) is not working whenever i play a video in it, it force closes. what to do?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saywhatt:
Try pushing another stock vid player.. here are the stock .apk http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1934975
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] GeekWilliam:
I see that the nexus 7 can now support a wireless 360 controller. I know its a combination of OTG with a wireless receiver. Does our phone have OTG support and if so can it use this same method? Currently waiting on the 32GB Nexus 7 but would love to be able to use a 360 controller with my phone to play games with till then.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] elesbb:
The s2 natively supports the PS3 controller. If you have the old Xbox 360 wired controller it's easily connected via otg and an app from the market. Just search the app. I'm not sure what wireless technology the Xbox controller uses but if it's Bluetooth I'm certain there is a way to connect it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Galaxysm:
I didn't know we could use our ps3 remote on our gs2 o.o
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bzlik88:
I searched for the app....cant find anything. Wats it called
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Caboose13:
its called "usb/bt joystick center" well thats one of them i believe.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] elesbb:
Yes :) simply plug in a otg cable then attach your ps3 controller and you're off! Or download sixaxis controller and change the controller Bluetooth master address and connect wirelessly :)

yes this one or gamepad is nice too.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ramemoru:
+1 for this thread! :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] rastlin:
According to Wikipedia the wireless 360 controller uses a propriety 2.4 ghz wireless standard. Both the Wii and the ps3 both use Bluetooth sooooo basically a unique form of rf kinda like cordless phones and whatnot......
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] elesbb:
So looks like you're only able to use the corded one. This makes sense cause my friends WiFi cuts out when playing Xbox.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JClouseau:
Hey XDA Community,

I'm running into some troubles with a used Pandigital Novel tablet. I'll give a little history, I loaded a CM7 build, it (eventually) worked great. I started loading up apps, when I got a notification that I was low on disk space. I thought that odd since I replaced the internal micro SD with a 16GB class 10. I checked memory status and it says I have a maximum of 188MB (that's MEGA-bytes) and only 6MB free! :eek:

Properties-Storage shows the following:

SD Card

Total Space: 7.4GB

Available space: 7.12GB :good:

Internal storage

Total space: 188MB

Available space: 47.95MB :confused:

It looks like your script is searching for a partition file /dev/block/mmcblk1 and there isn't one there. I loaded a partition viewer app (after deleting two other apps to get some space) and it reads as follows:

Mount - None

Partition - /dev/block/mmcblk0

15193.5 MB

Mount - /sdcard

Partition - /dev/block/mmcblk0p1

305.0/7595.0 MB

Mount - None

Partition - /dev/block/mmcblk0p2

7596.7 MB

Mount - None

Partition - /dev/block/mtdblock0

2.0 MB

Mount - None

Partition - /dev/block/mtdblock1

8.0 MB

Mount - None

Partition - /dev/block/mtdblock2

1.0 MB

Mount - None

Partition - /dev/block/mtdblock3

10.0 MB

Mount - /system

Partition - /dev/block/mtdblock5

154.0/200.0 MB

Mount - /cache

Partition - /dev/block/mtdblock6

1.0/100.0 MB

Mount - /data

Partition - /dev/block/mtdblock7

140.0/168.0 MB

I tried moving apps to the SD card, but they fail... not sure why there either. I have a feeling something is really messed up in the partition tables, but I don't have the eye to see what it is or how to fix it. Guessing I need an expert to help me with a script and restore my install from backup or something. I'll keep looking around the forum, just don't want to start trying stuff and brick this thing.

Here's hoping there is a kind soul out there that can give me a hand.

~~JClouseau
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JClouseau:
Native Mount Data on Ext

Trying to get up the courage (and time) to follow the steps on XDA: Native Mount DataOnEXT. Could take some time, but would be really cool to have a couple gig for data.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sumredhed567:
Just updated Swype beta and there are a bunch of new themes available. Check them out!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] xgerryx:
When Cobalt blue gets updated to theme the new version of swype I'm just going to use that on CM10 based ROMs. Would it kill them to put something blue as one of the 12 choices? It's a good start though. Using the black one for now.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] digitalsynner85:
i'm sure someone's gonna figure out how to make themes for it soon for all of us crackflashers who are major swype users
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Morkai Almandragon:
I used to have an Illustrator file that took advantage of global colors and symbols that I could create swype themes in minutes from, I may try to do it again:)