yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] kancherlapraneeth:
you can't do that. why your computer is not allowing you to download twrp recovery??
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] kancherlapraneeth:
try downloading attached file.. this is latest version of twrp recovery
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] iElvis:
Goomanager requires root. The first time you unlock, you have to flash it via adb.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] abhipati:
Download the file from kancherlapraneeth post

then "Turn off your device. Turn on the device and keep holding volume down until a menu shows up. Select fasboot from the menu list. Plug the device into your computer. If you have the right drivers installed, your screen should now say FASTBOOT USB. Run the following command via the command line:

fastboot flash recovery recoveryfilename.img

Note that you will need to change the last part to match the name of the file that you just downloaded. This method requires that you have the drivers installed that come with the HTC Sync software that are available here. " (From twrp site)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] omarh3:
i ran the command and it says error cannot load then the recovery file name. Im so close its driving me crazy
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] kancherlapraneeth:
save the file in the same directory where fastboot file exists.

Using cmd prompt - navigate to that directory using cd command. issue below command

fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.3.1.0-evita.img
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] omarh3:
still saying cannot load
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] omarh3:
okay i had to change something i used a duplicate file so i had to add the one in parenthisese and it worked thank you so muchn
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] kancherlapraneeth:
glad that it worked for you :)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] iElvis:
Good to hear.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] abhipati:
Glad it worked.. Can you update the title of post and add [fixed], so that it would be helpful for people with similar problems

And you have opened multiple topics with similar problem, pleae update them also
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Herbert Schwakowiak:
Hi I am rooted on stock android 4.0.4 and I seem to have the brickbug (checked with gotbrickbug app).

So I want to be safe and flash the new siyah v5.0b2. Can anyone tell me where I get a temporary cwm to flash it and if this is possible? I don't want to use odin and get this annoying yellow triangle again.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HAXTREME:
Use rachmat3's method. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=22626294

Siyah 5.0 is still in a development stage so you MIGHT face a few bugs which would scare a guy trying this out the first time around.

BTW, you can knock off the triangle using chainfire's triangle away app.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Herbert Schwakowiak:
I tried now but the attached cwm file from this thread was not working for me. Anyway I found a mobile Odin app, can you recommend it?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HAXTREME:
You can try the methods mentioned in this post.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=28178105

Be sure to read each one carefully before taking the plunge though.

Yeah, mobile Odin is an option. But I've never used it myself so can't comment. Personal subjective opinion, I prefer using the standard Odin 1.85 and then chainfires triangle away. Simple, quick and painless. :D
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cenobite_:
I always Mobile Odin. For flashing ROMS, kernels and basebands. It never failed me. Just make sure that you have the latest and greatest. Some 3.xx version (.10 I think) caused some problems). 3.45 is the latest I think.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lctwisk:
If you really want to be safe, go with Siyah 4.1.5 (Latest stable).
[General Topics] devwithzachary:
​

The current logo and app icons have been with us since the dawn of time! (well ok, since the app was first released) Therefore, it’s about time we got a fresh new look.

Something else we have never done is a competition, so it’s about time we did!

Cue the new logo and icon design competition!

How to enter:

Entries must be submitted by email to: support@linuxonandroid.org ( icon must be no smaller than 500px by 500px, logo no smaller than 1000px by 1000px and both should be submited in PNG format)

Entrants may submit either a logo design or a icon design or both (no more than one of each design per entrant)

The deadline for entries is 23:59 on November the 11th (GMT)

Entries must conform to the submission guidelines set out below

Submission Guidelines:

The purpose of this competitiont is to design a Logo for Linuxonandroid and an app icon for the Complete Linux Installer app.

Both logo and icon design must not use any copyrighted material. The icon design must follow the android design guidelines found here.

The winning logo will be used across our social network sites and included in banners, merchandise etc.

The winning icon design will be used within the Complete Linux Installer app and for the marketing of the app itself.

Both icon and logo should reflect the purpose of this project including references to android and linux in some form.

Both icon and logo should be scalable, the icon will need to be usable at 36px by 36px and logo at 200px by 200px

No obscene or explicit images to be used. All designs must be family friendly.

Prizes

Subject to the requirements above, the winning designs (One winning logo and one winning icon) will be announced one week after the entries have closed. The winner will be notified via the email used to submit the entry.

The winning designer(s) will receive:

A limited edition T-shirt featuring the winning design

Name placed on the LinuxonAndroid website (linuxonandroid.org) within the contributors page stating you are the designer of the Logo/Icon

Optional website link to your own website, placed next to your name in he contribution page

Special forum title within our forums (Logo designer/Icon designer)

Our never ending gratitude for creating an amazing design!

Judging and Selection of Winner

The winning designs will be selected by the three Linuxonandroid developers, and our decision will be final.

LinuxonAndroid reserves the right to select no winner, if in it’s sole discretion, no suitable entries are received.

Need more info?

If you have a question about the contest simply reply to this thread :)

If you would like some more details on the project to get your creative juices flowing check out the XDA thread Here, our MAIN SITE and our WIKI
[General Topics] ArcticFish:
:/ I'm not the greatest artist

But I would like to see a robotic transparent penguin with nexus colors :eek:

Sent from my Paranoid SGH-T989
[General Topics] Williams.Joe:
Thanks, i have sent my icons to you.
[General Topics] devwithzachary:
I havnt received it your entry did you send it to the right email? You can always PM me them as well and I will include them
[General Topics] devwithzachary:
Love it... If theres any designers looking for a idea this one would be pretty sweet
[General Topics] devwithzachary:
Only 5 days to go! make sure to get your entries in before the closing time
[General Topics] l30ns:
Will you be putting the designs out for a vote?
[General Topics] devwithzachary:
No we (the loa devs) shall pick the winner (if any).

So far we hadn't had many entries so we may well extend the competition. Shall decide tomorrow depending on final volume of entrys
[General Topics] devwithzachary:
We have decided due to the low volume of entries to extend the contest for one more week!

Thats right you have until next Sunday ( 23:59 on November the 11th (GMT)) to get your designs in and be in for a chance to win the prizes!
[General Topics] Jrcon:
Great, opening up GIMP now.
[General Topics] devwithzachary:
Dont forget you only have until Sunday to submit your entries
[General Topics] kcls:
Missed this one! I'll see if I can come up with something before the deadline. My teachers have been hammering me with homework though :P

Tapatalk² from my Optimus V
[General Topics] devwithzachary:
sounds like a plan to more the merrier!
[General Topics] devwithzachary:
Only 7 hours to go guys, get your entries in soon to be in a chance to win some cool stuff, and have your logo used!
[General Topics] pixelshuck:
Is it too late?

I could try and make some decent entry.
[HTC Desire X] Stereo8:
Please, guys, make a port for Desire X! :fingers-crossed:
[HTC Desire X] nitinvaid:
This community is growing slowly....

Just wait for some time..:)
[HTC Desire X] Stereo8:
Well, I still didn't buy the phone, but I'm waiting!
[HTC Desire X] Papillon_:
A very good ideea. Let's hope it will not take too long
[HTC Desire X] SoulExertz:
Come. Let me start since u have CWM
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neo3D:
Is it possible to use LTE data & talk on the phone at the same time with the Verizon Galaxy Nexus?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] imblacklife:
Yes it is. I do it all the time. Depends on the area though :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyco2008:
You can't surf with 3G and talk....4G is separate from the voice stream.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Yes you can do voice + data at the same time if you're on LTE or Wi-Fi.

You can't do it when just on 3G.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BlueCuda:
yep, just not on 3g
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] amf100:
That will be a nice option to have. Not that I actually talk much on my phone lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drdoombot:
Can you nandroid restore for apps & settings on new ROM or new version of same ROM?

Many people (myself included) are "flash-happy" and install new ROMs or ROM updates very frequently. While I love flashing new stuff, I hate the process of getting my phone set up all over again. Titanium Backup is currently my go-to app for backing up apps and restoring them after a flash. Nova Launcher has been super-helpful in keeping my widgets. However, many apps don't work until you open them after a restore (1Weather, Adfree, LightFlow, Lux, etc). So generally, the following is my tedious process for flashing:

1. Assign labels in TiBU to the apps I want to restore and run "backup all apps + data"

2. Wipe Data, Cache, Dalvik, Battery Stats

3. Flash ROM, GApps, Kernel, etc. Fix permissions

4. Install TiBU and then painstakingly restore apps (only non-system), then restore data for those apps.

5. Open each app and configure where necessary

6. Go through all the ROM settings and set them the way I like (nav bar icon size, clock posiiton, battery icon, etc etc etc).

Just the thought of going through this whole process makes me hold off on flashing too often, and I usually end up saving flashes for when I have a big chunk of time. Some people, I've noticed, flash new ROMs like they've got nothing better to do. It makes me wonder... do they have some trick for quickly restoring their phones after each flash? Is there some way to condense or streamline steps 4-6 in my process?

A Nandroid backup saves the System and Data partitions. What info does each partition contain? I realize that each ROM is different and it might be problematic to restore settings of one ROM to another, but what if you're simply upgrading to a newer version of the same ROM? I'm wondering if I can make a nandroid backup of CNA 3.6.6 and then restore only the Data partition after flashing CNA 3.8.0 so that the new ROM is in place but all the apps and settings are restored from the previous setup. If this does work, is it stable and smooth?

Or if I'm completely off about using Nandroid for this purpose, does anyone have any methods for getting back up to speed quickly after flashing new ROMs?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] imblacklife:
In titanium backup you can go to settings > create update.zip so next time you flash a new rom gapps etc you can install the update.zip as well and have TiBu off the back. If you have the pro key it will be more beneficial to you. You do have to log into you google account if you have the pro key before opening TiBu. I use Paranoid Android and I can backup my rom settings idk how CNA does it. That one you might have to manually do.

Between ROM updates you don't have to wipe data. Just Cache and dalvik.

I have recovered my data partition between wipes before but stopped because everytime I update or flash a new rom I usually go for a new look.

Here is my process between flashing new roms

1. Backup everything in TiBu (I already have the update.zip so I skip that. You only need to do it once or if the app gets updated)

2. Go into recovery wipe data, system, cache, dalvik

3. Install rom, gapps, kernel, TiBu

4. Restart

5. Load up sign into google account

6. Open TiBu and restore everything

Some apps naturally won't restore everything like Adfree for example will put the hosts file in your system for you, when you back that app up your only backing up the settings. When you back it up it only backs up the settings. Dropbox and Skydrive I have to manually sign back in. I never had lightflow so I don't know how that works. Its a little tedious but I usually give a rom a few hours before I actually go through all that.

Hope it helps
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] strumcat:
If you don't want to have to log in to your Google account before using the full version of Titanium Backup, just use App2Zip to make a flashable zip of TiBu and its Pro key. Then just flash it last, boot, and batch restore the rest of your apps and data.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] capt.ron:
Subscribed
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mike556:
There should be a file manager pre-installed with all gnex roms. Don't you think?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jordanishere:
Google pretty much realized that 3rd party file managers will always trump any anemic, non-updated stock file manger they stuff into their builds.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mike556:
But the problem is we can't install apks and need to waste data plans or waste time installing it via Nexus 7.8 toolkit
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simms22:
of course we can install apks, sideloaded or through the markets(s). waste time? it takes seconds. astro file manager is nice, so is root explorer(if you need a root file manager.. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.metago.astro&hl=en
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] albundy2010:
Waste data plans? You would have just downloaded a rom on WiFi I assume. Boot it and install what you want.

Or manually add the apk you want into the ROM, system/app prior to flashing it.

There is no problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] strumcat:
Google wants Google to be your file manager, and the cloud to be your storage. So much easier to sift through your data and monetize the info.

Google also fully realizes that if ROMs had file managers, it would quickly become obvious that you don't need gapps or even a Google account to fully utilize your phone.

And it wouldn't be long after that that you realize apps should be available somewhere besides the Playstore, like any other version of Linux. And people might start a SourceForge or similar site for Android.

So Google doesn't like file managers, or sdcards, or anything else that prevents them from monetizing your data, because that's their whole business model.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sshede:
Whose got a gun to your head telling you that you can't? It's so incredibly easy.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MikeyMike01:
Most of Android's problems trace back to this single fact.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] albundy2010:
That is crazy talk man.

Google has nothing against file managers. It has nothing against using your device as plug and play drive either He is talking about custom ROMs anyways. Google has no control over them. If you don't want to use a Google account on your phone then don't.

People are aware apps are elsewhere. You got third party appstores like amazon and others and android period has a reputation for people pirating apps/side loading apps etc.

The reason nexus devices went away from SD cards is well documented. That is not the reason.

Googles businesses model has nothing to do with your data on your devices.

---------- Post added at 09:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:58 PM ----------

Edit. He doesn't directly mention custom ROMs . But when you mention toolkits and all ROMs I am fairly certain op is not talking about factory ROMs
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dragn4rce:
Apple and their fanboys are since they can't do it.

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If I have helped you.... hit that sexy thanks button. ^_^
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Not even remotely true for most users out there.

Let me fix that for you:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
What toolkit, adb install blah.apk, way faster than toolkits..

Beamed from my Grouper.
[General Topics] taholt:
This morning I received a facebook message from a friend which contained a link that was obviously spam. I went to swipe away the Facebook Messenger notification but fat-fingered it and opened the notification instead of clearing it. It automatically opened the link, which opened the Play Store and I got the message "Account Data Updated".

As soon as this happened I turned off mobile data and wifi for fear of transmitting anything anywhere it shouldn't go, but I don't know what damage it could have actually done. My phone is an Evo LTE.

Can anyone help me figure out what it did?

Here's the link the message pointed to:

*DO NOT CLICK*

http://www.hill70.ca/wp-content/themes/midnight-blue-plus/boomboomnow.php?oulr

*DO NOT CLICK*

HELP!
[General Topics] anasdcool71:
Switch on your phone and open Play Store. If everything happens to be normal, then it's alright.

**Men have become the tools of their tools**
[General Topics] taholt:
Thanks. Still a little nervous to turn data back on...

What account data could even be modified using a PHP script? I wouldn't even see Google allowing such a thing, but go figure.
[General Topics] ppero196:
Smash the phone in the wall, log into Google Account and change your password

I'm not responsible for any damage.
[General Topics] Clark Joseph Kent:
It is spam, if you are worried then log on via pc....Thread closed.
[Android General] typingcat:
First of all, I know if I say something bad about Android, I get negative replies and maybe the thread is closed. That was what I got when I posted some criticism about Android's application uninstall interface. I am not a troll, I have 3 Android devices, it is just I want it to get better. I also use Apple products, and recently I bought a Logitech mouse and couldn't get the back/forward button on my Macbook, so I searched Apple user forum, and I found some user had asked/complained about it. I was shocked at that the other user's response was something like 'why use forward/backward button, how difficult is it to press the back button on the screen'. Apparently for some people, when they are in love with something, they just cannot find anything bad about it.

Anyways, back to the main story, we all admire Android for its freedom. But it seems to me, that the freedom of developer is much larger than that of users. I often receive junk notifications from apps I have installed. One app sent a notification at 2 or 3 AM. You may say, "uninstall it then", but what if I have bought it and I need to use it?

iOS solves this problem by letting users disable notifications per application. I don't know if I can do similar thing by adding custom modification or using a custom ROM, but think about 'normal' people, they don't know how to do such things and they have not much time to spend their weekends doing that kind of things.

Freedom is a good thing, but there should be a mechanism to prevent its misuse, like laws in real life. And I think the user should have an easy access to such mechanisms. I mean 'easy', not installing custom ROM or through rooting.
[Android General] RoberGalarga:
That's only possible in Android 4.1 Jellybean. If you have a way to update your device, do it ;)
[Android General] spunker88:
^This

Unfortunately most of us are stuck running something older. Personally I think unwanted notifications from apps is a bad idea, and I will usually uninstall an app that does this just because I don't support devs that do this. Check to see if the app can have the notifications disabled in its settings.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] engmarwan10:
Hi,

I read and saw several videos about GN2 multitasking and I can't do it on my device, they said that it could be acquired via OTA updates but I rooted my device and I can't receive formal updates anymore so what can I do ????????????????
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] justinliu:
same here. No multitasking on my N7105
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChimpNippl3s:
Flash stock rom and update then roit again or just flash a new rom.

If you search forums I think theres a post with updated stock roms

Omega rom has it and its very good rom
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elevation_2:
+1 for Omega
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Suicidal Chicken:
Have you tried holding down the back button?

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2 through the Space Time Continuum
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zulljoe88:
You can't update rooted stock rom. You need to unroot the device to the unroot one and then you can receive the update.

After updating via OTA or Kies to the latest firmware of stock rom, try to press Back button for a moment and a blue slider will appear for multitasking.

Press and hold any apps as example youtube apps, and drag it to the main screen.

Tadaaaaa, you have multitasking run now. :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mainstang:
Just curious as to if anyone has ported over any of the gesture controls from the GS3. The main ones that would be cool to me is put the phone to your face with the contact info up to start the call. Or swiping to the left or the right on a contact will either call or open SMS window.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Herman76:
The swipe gesture can be found in the DW contacts app. I reckon there are some dependencies from touchwiz needed to port that other function.

Swype'ed on my CM10 Galaxy Nexus
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Raymun:
My 32gb samsung class 10 arrived today from Ebay. Was abit skeptical about it but I ran h2testw and it read the card with no problems.

Here are the readings.

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You can just see it's made from Korea, real or fake?

is the writing speed a bit slow? as it should be hitting 10MB/s？

Just to make sure I tried to downloaded SD tools but I get 'error writing buffer' ?

Then I downloaded AnTuTu and here are my readings write: 15.0MB/s read: 38.3MB/s

How do they look? is the card running the correct benchmarks?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] AjunNg:
How much was it?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Raymun:
under 20pound
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] justinliu:
Note 2 doesnt' have any specific requirements for the Micro SD card right?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Raymun:
not sure. Just want to know if the card is legit
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] arzbhatia:
Looks fine to me for that price.

I just bought this - http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-micro...032G-U46A/dp/B007XZM6VG/ref=pd_bxgy_cps_img_z

Getting my note 2 by next week or so! Can't wait :D
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Raymun:
lol I don't want 'its ok for that price'. Just want to know if I bought a fake. If it is, I'd rather return it and buy one from an official website.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] gee2012:
Bought the same one yesterday in the Netherlands, cost 35 euro`s.

Writing speed 15.88 MB/s

Readingspeed 36.74 MB/s
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Raymun:
That's the reading I'm getting on the AnTuTu app on my note2.

Did you use the same app? and do you know why the h2testw reading are slightly slower?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] gee2012:
No, i used SDCard Tester from Play :)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Raymun:
hmmm..wonder why is h2testw slower..

Anyways, think it's legit. Just filled card upto 29gb with writing speed of 9-10MB/s no problems at all :D
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] VIIRU§:
anyone try a 64GB Class 10 yet?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] FloatingFatMan:
If you can read all that 29gb back, then it's legit. If you can't, it isn't. Simple.