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[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] kinfauns:
This thread has been closed at the request of members.

I tend to agree with mj.vikram that this type of discussions really belong in OT. Feel free to continue your discussion there.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] chrismcnally:
When I first had the note, when I received a text, the message would scroll across the top of the notification area. It was cute and very handy.

I use Google voice for texts, and this has stopped happening, possibly due to ICS, I am on stock.

Is there an app or rom I could install to get that feature back? It was handy..

Thanks
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Jamal Ahmed:
Try to use go sms pro :good:
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kalosh:
Hi.

I have bought phone on auction which should work but unfortunately it is not. When I turn it ON (without touching any of the buttons) it goes directly to fastboot (h___ttp://37.59.60.29/zdjecia/z139/1397270/big/7.jpg?screen - picture). Vol+/- and power buttons are not responding. I can connect phone to computer and type fastboot reboot. After that phone is booting perfectly and everything is working like a charm (wifi, bt, all keys, gsm etc) until next reboot. I can start hboot by pressing vol+ and power while turning on but the keys are dead too. I have noticed that while phone is turning OFF and I press vol- it keeps vibrating until I stop pressing the button or phone is shut down completely. I have read on forums that this particular behaviour (going to fastboot directly) may be hardware malfunction of buttons. In that case buttons did not work after fastboot restart was applied and phone was booted either. So I assume that this is not my case.

My question is as follows: is your phone vibes too if you press vol- during shutting it down (when white HTC screen is displayed)?

I am completely new in android driven phones (I was nokiae63 user until yesterday) so please do not use simple sentences:)

Thanks in advance, Dawid.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nipqer:
is that photo of the fastboot screen one you took yourself, or one you found on the internet?

cause I've only heard of phones booting directly into fastboot if the have a ruu flag set in misc. (which you can clear with misc_version 0.4)

But that ruu mode has triangles with exclamation marks in the corners of the screen, so its pretty easy to tell if you have it.

-Nipqer
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kalosh:
Hi.

So late, but still. I have found the solution. The middle button (cursor) was broken (pressed all the time). I have replaced that and it is working like a charm:)

Regards, Dawid.
[Asus Transformer TF700] tbtaf:
OK, I have done alot of reading and have a question for someone with more knowledge than me. Where are the DRM keys at that get deleted when you unlock? I noticed when looking at system files there is a DRM apk. Is this something to do with it? Is it possible to copy/backup this before unlocking?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] litigationfriend:
Does anyone know of a keyboard / keyboard case for the Galaxy Note 2?

There are some nice ones available for the Note 10.1 and I think there were some for the Note 1....I know it would be small, but just for typing bigger docs one would be useful......a Google search does not reveal much?

Cheers everyone.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] MasterDBA:
Not sure about a specific keyboard and case for the Note 2 specifically, but check out this Coldfustion vid on the keyboard he uses for the Note 1. I want one.....

I can't post links, so search on YouTube for a vid by Coldfustion and this: Using The Galaxy Note As A Computer
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Yrcimim:
Go look for the Rii Touch 330. I just ordered one via Amazon. It's quite an amazing little fella... :)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] JohnnyOnTheSpot:
I'm curious about this as well. The only thing keeping me from upgrading to this device is the lack of a physical qwerty. I see there are a TON of iPhone slideout cases, any chance the Note II gets one? And I'm not talking the clamshell like ones, I want an exposed screen with a slideout keyboard. Just praying one comes out.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] mystik1:
Anyone find something? I am holding out on buying the phone only because I need to find a very good physical keyboard solution, ideally slider, but even a good keyboard case.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] chessx:
i wished i had one for my s2, and id love one for my note 2
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] #G#:
+1

+1

want one too but a sleek one. portrait slider woukd be interesting as an option. I have seen some neat ones for iPhone 4.

remaining slim is important on a large device..

that woukd be for every moment typing.

if it also had a stand it would be interesting.

AND a nice full size foldable/slidable set for roaming productivity would be great.

what I do hope is not to see any huge cases like seen on alibaba for the note 1...pretty pointless.. then a separate foldable like the old nokia su w8 or freedom or maybe a flex keys butbfoldable would be a good companion
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] mystik1:
Hoping to hear about something like this...
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] plotnick:
iKross foldable keyboard looks awesome, but I'm looking for something that I can use in subway. Can't find any good keyboard cases for Note II...
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] oxi1337:
Hello everyboby,

iam happy to be here in this big and interesting board. After complicated registration, i will show you someting.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] praveen22:
Looks nice. Can you please tell us what is it and from where can we get it?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] mystik1:
Seems like it would need to be wider in order to hold it effectively as a single unit, but if this is some real solution that exists now, I would buy it! :)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] oxi1337:
It is handmade. When anybody like to see more pics, i can show you some.

sorry my english is so baaad
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] mystik1:
What are you using to connect it?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] oxi1337:
bluetooth,

and it works fine so now. I use it since one day, keyboard is in Standby and works in the same moment when i slide it out. i heard that the battery works only 3-4h but today by less using my battery is still working.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] mystik1:
I mean, what are you connecting it to the Note with physically?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] oxi1337:
i have take a ¨protective cover +¨ and then i take a keymate from iphone and cut everything that seems like iphone. then i taped it for a first look, and then i have screw it and glue it.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] mystik1:
Cool. I have very limited vision. So, I knew I wouldn't be able to do it anyway. I was just curious. :) I am really anxious for there to be a product solution that can be used for it.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] oxi1337:
when you interessting in a own your own one. pm me , maybe i can "help" you.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] montoyat:
bluetooth KB with case for note II

Check this out and if you buy, please let me know. I haven't yet bought a note II (budget constraints), but if you have already done so, and are interested in this case with bluetooth keyboard, I'd greatly appreciate it if you let me know how you like it. I'll try to put in a link, but I just did a search on google for "samsung galaxy note 2 case with keyboard" and I got a hit for aliexpress.com
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidosis:
I can't find this icon in the user guide
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ultramag69:
What Icon?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gmfeny:
What is this icon?

Its called a question mark!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidosis:
Sorry I y think the attachment failed. Here it is:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gmfeny:
Notifications are turned off
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ultramag69:
This has been asked before..... Almost under the same heading....
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toenail_flicker:
Yes, and I answered it. Only the names have been changed to protect the innocent.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ultramag69:
There are no innocents, only the guilty who haven't been caught yet.... :p
[Galaxy Ace S5830i General] poisonofchoice:
Ican anybody tell me how to change battery icon in any s5830i firmware :confused:

Plzzzz help
[Galaxy Ace S5830i General] ZakooZ:
edit /system/framework/framework-res.apk
[Galaxy Ace S5830i General] poisonofchoice:
one more q

Hey wats d whole procedure? Whr i vn get framwrk. Apk?

Thanz fr replin :D
[Galaxy Ace S5830i General] Rubenyz:
Go to /system/framework/, copy framework-res.apk to your SD card, and send it to me. I'll mod it for you, that's my hobby.
[Galaxy Ace S5830i General] poisonofchoice:
thanx

How can I send it ? Wats ur mail id ?

:p
[HTC One X] _deleted_:
Boo!

Probably going to get shot by mods & stuff for this, but it NEEDS to be said.

It's come to my attention across all the forums & threads, that despite being told a kabillion times...people still can't be bothered to create nandroid back-ups... then there's the same old 'bricked device' thread popping up every day, which all include 'i didn't do a back-up'... :confused: :silly:

A nandroid back-up - as the title suggests is a full back-up of your current device - this includes recovery, radio, software version etc, etc, etc.

Here's a scenario... you get your device & decide you'd like to begin partaking in the inevitable... (custom romming & rooting) and something goes wrong...for example a 'boot loop' or 'brick' - as everyone seems to label it (even though your device is NOT bricked, if all you can do is use your phone as a paperweight, doorstop or literally a house brick - that's BRICKED)

A nandroid will save you hours of stress & online searching as everything needed is in that folder (INCLUDING Boot.img).

To take a nandroid back up, turn you device off, then back on (whilst holding vol-) and enter recovery - use the volume keys and power button to navigate to back up and restore (i think its called) (or touch if you have touch recovery) then create a back up... this will take a while, once completed...enter mounts and storage (in recovery) and copy your nandroid from sdcard:/clockworkmod/backup/ i think it is should be named the date etc etc and copy it to your PC. You now have a nandroid back up from which you can keep forever :) restoring a nandroid is just the same make sure it's on your sd card, enter restore and then click the folder and voila... (please note you must still flash the boot.img - just to be sure!)

Finally, if you flash a rom and end up on the HTC screen for longer than you think you should - you've either forgot to flash the boot.img from the rom.zip (fastboot flash boot boot.img) or forgot to clear the fastboot cache (fastboot erase cache)

Sorry to complain, but the same old threads about the same old thing gets tedious and had to have my say -

:D
[HTC One X] BenPope:
A kabillion and one...

(intentional bump)
[HTC One X] matt95:
This will be really helpful to the newbies around here... But as you can see there are many guides that explains step by step how to do something but every time someone doesn't follow it and it asks 1000 times how to do it...
[HTC One X] _deleted_:
I know, it's just lately i've seen a lot of people who just don't take the time to make a nandroid backup, so i thought i'd make a massive point about that in particular :)
[HTC One X] exocetdj:
ur pretty much F#cked without backup!
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
I tried in a couple of threads to give help as much as i could.....but i'm really sick of it now

Not gonna do it anymore.....unless i'm really bored in the evening :p

Edit : would making the SEARCH button as big as an elephants ass make a difference ? ;)

Verstuurd van mijn HTC One X
[HTC One X] BenPope:
Nope
[HTC One X] matt95:
LOOOOL :laugh::laugh:
[HTC One X] haree:
hi

to the OP just a suggestion why not also add some of the link for nand back up process so some of the new members who read this can also have the process for the same and thus u helping them more :laugh:

The first thing i did was a nand back up:laugh:
[HTC One X] ArmedandDangerous:
Without S-Off nandroids cannot restore kernels. Always have the kernel ready to reflash after a restoration.
[HTC One X] joewong1991:
Someone make that girl a mod :D
[HTC One X] Wilks3y:
Do you HAVE to have clock work mod to make a nandroid backup?

Cuz that means you need custom recovery? Which means the bootloader needs to be unlocked?

Which means you'll lose everything on your device? Which means then you'll be backing up a blank device?
[HTC One X] joewong1991:
Lol you should backup your stock rom before you go rooting and flashing roms so If something goes wrong It's easly fixed
[HTC One X] SHIFTER147:
The nandroid backup is great!! It saved me a couple of times :victory:

Now running smootly on Arhd 11.1 :good:
[HTC One X] ArmedandDangerous:
Backup can be made through ADB without root :D
[HTC One X] Wilks3y:
Care to PM me with the adb command to make a FULL (nandroid) backup without root, because the CWM method is just going to make me root first, which is totally counter-intuitive as then I'll lose all my data etc anyway?

Plus if something goes wrong in the process, I don't have a backup anyway, so I can't backup...
[HTC One X] doom_71:
OMG :eek:
[HTC One X] matt95:
adb backup -all

or

adb backup -all -f C:\backup.ab
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
And not to forget that its the easiest way to get back to stock ! Flash the stock non-rooted nandroid and flash the custom recovery....voila stock and ready to do a original OTA update !

Verstuurd van mijn HTC One X
[HTC One X] slongwill:
I wish I knew this before rooting / flashing a ROM! The tutorial that I followed didn't explain how to do it. I made a back up with titanium backup and it isn't quite the same.
[HTC One X] shiningarmor:
i never backup

but im still fine

why?

coz people dont bother to read first post, and dont bother to read before doing things.

result : semi bricked phone, and then go on a rampage, post in every section but dont bother to look at the thread called "disaster recovery"
[HTC One X] matt95:
yep, i have nerver backed up something in my life :) i think i had used 5 times Nandroid backup :o but things have always been fine
[HTC One X] shiningarmor:
its just too tedious to wait for the backing up process :P

and the backup is huge.. 1gb~
[HTC One X] matt95:
noobies do not do this at home :D you should always do a backup for your safety :laugh:
[HTC One X] chepeliyas:
One question to experienced users. Can I flash the boot.img using CWM before restoring the backup, when I don't have a computer nearby or do I have to always use fastboot in order to enter the fastboot erase cache command? I read somewhere that both options were possible, but I'n not sure if CWM does the fastboot erase cache thing.

Edit: This is the post where I read the CWM only method:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32084184&postcount=138

I actually did it that way a couple of weeks ago, but I'm not sure if by only using CWM I still get the erase cache command that I get using fastboot.
[HTC One X] _deleted_:
As far as I know, there isn't a way to flash the boot.img without a computer, unless you have s-off. This is because, as I believe it, the partition isn't available with htcdev unlock method, OR recovery just plain can't flash boot.imgs.

Pretty sure that's the same for

Fastboot erase cache command.

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] chepeliyas:
But how about only restoring the boot.img in CWM? You can do this by using the selective restore option in the backup and restore menu while in CWM.

I did this last time I tried a different rom but after a couple of minutes I wanted to go back to the nandroid backup I made. I restore the boot.img using CWM and everyting looked fine. But after looking at some comments in different threads I just wanted to be sure this way was right too.

PS. By the way, happy birthday!
[HTC One X] _deleted_:
Thank you!!

Also, again I don't think you're able to flash boot.img through cwm, without s-off. Infact I'm pretty much certain. Boot.img are kernels and sometimes, you get lucky and the boot.img that is already flshed through your computer, is the same one you think is from the nandroid.

If I'm wrong, I apologise but I'm pretty certain you cannot flash boot.imgs through cwm. Only through fastboot commands.

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] matt95:
i agree, you'll need at least a pc, the phone and a USB cable :good:
[HTC One X] strikert:
USB to micro usb ;) ,
[HTC One X] matt95:
yeah :) just to be clear
[HTC One X] chepeliyas:
OK, maybe I was lucky then.
[HTC One X] BenPope:
USB A plug to Micro USB B plug :p
[HTC One X] Rothermere:
Query

Probably a very dim question, but I'm relatively new to this.

I'm trying to recover to my 'stock' nandroid backup using CWM. Have copied the boot.img from the backup file into a file with my fastboot files, but am getting a 'no such file or directory' error when I try to flash.

Using exactly (I think) process I used when flashing boot.img for custom ROM, but for some reason the boot.img is not recognised. Should I d/l another boot.img file from the appropriate RUU?

Cheers
[HTC One X] _deleted_:
You've used

cd c:/(directory to fastboot folder)

Fastboot flash boot boot.img?

And fastboot erase cache?,

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] Rothermere:
All except erasing the cache; primarily because I'm getting the error message on the fastboot flash boot boot.img command.
[HTC One X] _deleted_:
Hmm, that's strange.

So you've flashed a boot.img before, as you mentioned coming from a custom rom? So you've got all the drivers sorted.

Sounds daft, but please ensure you're in fastboot mode in the bootloader screen first and then ensure your typing the commands correct and that the boot.img is actually called boot.img and is actually in the fastboot folder.

Open cmd

Type;

cd C:/Android (my fastboot folder which should have the boot.img I want to use in)

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot erase cache

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] Rothermere:
You have just made me think. As I'm using OSX to do this, I think I might be getting the fastboot command wrong. I might need to fastboot-mac rather than just fastboot (although I'm sure I just used fastboot before).

Will try again tonight and see if that works.

Many thanks for your advice.
[HTC One X] _deleted_:
Ahh yeah that'd be why I think :) hope I helped.

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] Rothermere:
You did. I may be back here for more help when I've either:

a) f**ked it up again; or

b) got past this step and am having problems with something else.

As a related aside, if I was restoring my nandroid stock rom to get the OTA (which I am), do you know if I need to flash stock recovery as well?

Thanks
[HTC One X] _deleted_:
Yes, you will need to flash stock recovery
[HTC One X] Rothermere:
All done. Thanks.
[HTC One X] chepeliyas:
So, do I have to flash boot.img before or after I restore my nandroid backup?
[HTC One X] _deleted_:
If I'm honest, I don't think it matters, I always do it before though :)

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] iLHaNroID:
Hi smidgeox, thx for that thread, really a nice work.. I think you r still with the same custom rom; venom.. I wonder if you still have the same original camera app with full features like burst capturing and filters?
[HTC One X] matt95:
You're OT sir... Let's keep this thread tidy
[HTC One X] _deleted_:
I have kept everything the rom included :)

Oh matt, be nice :)

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] iLHaNroID:
Hope you mean everything the stock rom included. And, sorry if i caused any inconvenience btw, just trying to gather info on pros/cons with custom rom. I am not unfamiliar to custom roms, not that experienced but can.. before making decision and go with that rom (or another) wanted to be sure as do not want to give up from such beauties stock rom includes, also want to jump into jb in time (w/o waiting for 3 to release it). Ok, we will soon rcv (hopefully) 4.1 update officially, but i do not think that we would see 4.2 anytime soon after it comes as i believe htc will keep it for coming flagship at the end of Q1-2013. I will then definitely root my OneX and continue with a custom rom. But, why not now? I am somewhere here or there :))
[HTC One X] zigackly:
Ive taken a nandroud backup but forgotten to store the boot.img

Can it be eztracted from the backup file ?
[HTC One X] joewong1991:
Yes you will find the boot.img in the backup.zip file

Skydragon team
[HTC One X] _deleted_:
Re: [COLLECTION]Stock Nandroid Backups for Different CIDs

Just a heads up/warning for everyone who doesn't tend to take nandroids, but would rather utilise RUUS, this is why nandroids are the best idea

http://phandroid.com/2013/01/24/htc-ruu-custom-roms/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

ALWAYS TAKE A NANDROID BACK UP.
[HTC One X] matt95:
not a good news huh :rolleyes:
[HTC One X] darxider:
i wish i knew this before i unlocked and rooted my phone (which is working just fine)!

the problem is that there are so many *guides* here on XDA that it's almost impossible to find the right one, especially if you're new to all this unlock/root/nandroid/etc. business, and the search function, although useful, is not helpful enough to a newbie unless he/she spend hours to read almost everything it brings up.
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
ALL guides are saying DO A NADROID BACKUP FIRST and also in rom threads etc..and many thread and guides say how to do it...so it's not difficult to do it...LOL
[HTC One X] darxider:
i now know it's not difficult to do...but not all guides say that. and the ones that say, mostly talk about how to do it from recovery, for which you need to be unlocked and root'ed, which wipes your data anyway. so it's not really useful :)

anyhow...i was just saying that from a newbie's perspective, it's not as obvious as you think it is. you've been tinkering with your phone for a very long time, so it's second nature for you.
[Android Apps and Games] acquariusoft:
Hi,

i have created a new tools for create your apps without a single line of code ;D

you can find it at http://www.droidappbuild.com/

for now is in beta stage and there is only 4 kind of activity

Static activity

Map activity

Rss read activity

Gallery activity

in the beta stage you can register and create your app free, after the beta, the free app generated after had the ads but remain free.

if you have idea or find bug you can write here

For create your app you must

register

go to you project

edit it, adding activies

click on generate app

when you receive a mail you app is ready and you can download from your project!!
[Android Apps and Games] acquariusoft:
Changelog

0.2.1

[Gallery]

- now the title is set in the gallery preview

- thumbnail now is not cropped but resized

- new image for next and prev image for black theme

[RSS]

- add button for open the current page in the browser
[Android Apps and Games] acquariusoft:
another for me
[Android Apps and Games] chris115379:
Nice thing.

Will give it a try.

Thanks so far.
[Android Apps and Games] Hirishiolo:
Very Nice! I want to try it... is there a guide? manual?
[Android Apps and Games] acquariusoft:
Not for now but its very easy.follow the step in the open post

Inviato dal mio Nexus S con Tapatalk 2
[Android Apps and Games] Hirishiolo:
yes, but in the activities tab, I can only insert a title and a link, and below there is a black space...
[Android Apps and Games] acquariusoft:
I think You have inserted an RSS activity. If you click and add other activity you can change.more think

Inviato dal mio Nexus S con Tapatalk 2
[Android Apps and Games] Hirishiolo:
nono, it was Page activity
[Android Apps and Games] acquariusoft:
Yes, sorry!

In page activity you can insert a static text that was show in the page.

this is simply a default text, you can insert the text you want. Soon you can insert html text ;D
[Android Apps and Games] acquariusoft:
Little update on web site,

now there is an html editor for static page text, so you can format it ;D