yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisRunner7:
Thank you for this thread

I created an xda account just to post about how this helped me.

My Nexus One camera had stopped working, auto-rotate no longer worked, and my screen was remaining dark after completing phone calls. So annoying. Was about to pony up some money for a new phone.

BUT... I followed the ifixit instructions that Zoltan posted above to take my phone apart, and low and behold, I had a loose connector. Plugged it back in, reassembled my phone without breaking anything, and it works! I have camera and auto-rotate again, and my screen acts normally when making phone calls.

Thank you!
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keenraven:
So, i'm in the market for a larger tablet. Love my Nexus 7, but my girlfriend wants it, and I was thinking of upgrading anyway.The most important thing, aside from Jelly Bean, is the display. Both the Infinity and 10 have high resolution, but screen uniformity is a huge pet peeve of mine. Light bleed, leakage, will drive me crazy. I was pretty much set on the NExus 10, but engadget said that both of their review models had leakage in the corners. Then I started looking at the infinity, only to find several forums on XDA talking about bad light bleeding there too.

1. No one here has a 10 yet to ask directly, but are there any retail outlets that will sell the N10? Much easier to swap if I get a unit with light bleed that way.

2. Is light bleed as common on the Infinity as it seems to be? I know the internet, particularly forums, tends to blow up negative issues, so i'm trying to get a better feel for the actual, average build quality of an Infinity display.

3. My nexus 7 is perfectly uniform, also made by asus, also IPS. So is it safe to say that it is possible to get a perfectly uniform Infinity?

Thanks for the advuce,
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ManUtdRul3:
The N10 It's only being sold on the Play Store at the moment. Engadget aren't exactly the most unbiased website out there, loads of other websites have written reviews with no mention of light bleed. Plus the N10's they've been given aren't final models, so there could be minor changes made before retail models are out.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keenraven:
yeah, that's kind of what I was thinking; no one else mentioned light bleed. Not saying Engadget's didn't have it, but that doesn't necessarily suggest an issue for the tablet in general. Just got back from Best Buy; wasn't as thrilled with the Infinity as I thought I would be. The screen kind of flexes against the chassis when I put a bit of pressure on it, and it wasn't nearly as zippy as my nexus 7. Running ICS of course, but still. Might just have to take a leap of faith and order the Nexus 10 from the play store, hopefully google will help sort out any issues I might have with screen uniformity.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leo.vetterli:
Hi

I flashed my Galaxy S II with AOKP Milestone and Dorimanx V 5.92 and I am getting random reboots. I have never seen my phone reboot, but every once in a while I have to enter the pin to the SIM-card :(

From what I read Kernel and Rom should be stable, but what can I do? It never booted while in use, only when it was in my pocket.

Should I change Kernel? But which one? Dorimanx seams to be very strong for JB.

leo
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 23732:
Random reboots are 99% application related.

Have you installed any particular app lately?

Have you tried clearing cache, Dalvik cache and fix permissions?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leo.vetterli:
I only re-installed two applications WhatsApp and WeatherPro from many that were running fine before.

On flashing I did clean dalvik an cache.

Fixing permissions? Where should I start?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 23732:
"Fix Permissions" is an option in CWM. I think it's in the advanced section of CWM :)

You could also try SD Maid to clean up the phone, and CacheCleaner-NG to clean cache from all your apps, so you don't have to it one by one.

Also, did you have the random reboots before migrating to AOKP and Dorimanx?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nico_60:
You don't use the good kernel, you have to use the 7.8 version :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leo.vetterli:
Ok, I fixed permissions, cleaned with SD Maid, cleaned Cache with ChacheCleaner-NG

I had no reboot issues before moving to Dorimanx and AOKP.

Regarding Kernel Version: I used ICS + JB no Mali Kernel V 5.92

should I use the JB Mali Kernel?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nico_60:
If you use JB rom then you must use the 7.8 version which is the last one
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leo.vetterli:
ok, I will do change that

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leo.vetterli:
The reboots have improved, however they have not disappeared completely.

I deinstalled all applications except WhatsApp to make sure that the reboots are not caused by any applications.

What I have noticed ist that my battery status indicates that the phone is charging even though that is not the case!

How can I solve this problem? I really like AOKP!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nico_60:
I never have this issue but have a look here :http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1664893 maybe that can help you
[Samsung Infuse 4G] stancho1234:
Hello,

A friend of mine brought me the Infuse from the US. It is rooted and unlocked ( he tried it with a card different than the AT&T and had no problem), however when I insert the sim card of any of my contrie's network providers it asks for a pin and then it starts "unlocking sim". I tried leaving it for the whole night, but it didn't work, also I tried removing the sim lock for the card from a different phone, but that did not work either- there is no unlocking sim massage, but I can't call or text. What could the problem be?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Truckerglenn:
Please repost in the Q&A Forum.
[Motorola Atrix 2] duchski:
I am thinking of moving from ATRIX 4G to ATRIX 2 mostly because of ICS release for ATRIX 2.

I am getting an used, locked and unrooted US AT&T ATRIX 2 with GB soft on it.

What are your thoughts?

1. Which Motorola software to put on? Leak or the official release? Should I flash or do OTA?

2. What path should I follow to bring ICS to ATRIX 2? Coming from ATRIX I know the dangers of bricking.

3. What can I expect once on ICS? Any major bugs/ issues?

4. How is battery life on ICS?

5. When acquiring the phone what should I check for to make sure it is in mint condition?

6. Lastly. If you already followed the smell path, moving from ATRIX 4G to ATRIX 2, would you do it again or recommend it?

Any tips / help will be appreciated, please focus on the questions I asked above, though.

I am not considering any other phone at this point but either ATRIX 2 w/ ICS or I will stay on ATRIX 4G with CM7.2 for the time being.

Thank you so much.
[Motorola Atrix 2] ProfessorHipster:
Why don't you go straight for the nexus 4?
[Motorola Atrix 2] jimbridgman:
Well, honestly I would not recommend it, since we are having a horrid time unlocking the bootloader on this phone. That means no kernels, or a lot of roms.

I would go for a nexus or the SGS 3, I have the SGS 3 and I can't say enough good things about it, and the ROMs, wow there are way too many for it, and I have been running CM10 on it since July, and even google wallet with NFC working on it.

I would assume the nexus devices are pretty much the same, especially since the SGS 3 was basically the last nexus phone, and then some.

Although the latest nexus 4 is an LG device, I would guess that it is still pretty much the same as previous nexus devices with the development on it.

Now to say a few good things about the A2, in that I happen to be one of the devs in here, and that we have a couple of versions of CM10 right now working with the stock kernel, and that really has kind of saved this phone from a slow and total death, in my opinion.
[Motorola Atrix 2] ProfessorHipster:
Agree
[Motorola Atrix 2] duchski:
This is a strange forum, you folks are discouraging me from getting a phone you use :)

Anybody else?
[Motorola Atrix 2] matthew5025:
No. No no no no no no no. Without an unlocked bootloader, definitely no way. If you want ICS, use "The ROM" as it is know in the atrix community.
[Motorola Atrix 2] duchski:
Have you used "the ROM"? That's the reason I want to jump ships. Now can you tell me how is OEM ICS on ATRIX 2? How about battery life? Any bugs?

Can anybody tell me anything that makes any sense? Please.
[Motorola Atrix 2] ProfessorHipster:
Get a nexus 4 and jump straight to jelly bean! Trust me without a unlocked boot loader the phone kinda sucks for tinkering with. But if you don't want to tinker with ROMs then its fine I guess:p
[Motorola Atrix 2] duchski:
Guys, please. I m not asking for advice on phone choices. I am asking specific questions about ATRIX 2. Can anybody answer them?????

1. Which Motorola software to put on? Leak or the official release? Should I flash or do OTA?

2. What path should I follow to bring ICS to ATRIX 2? Coming from ATRIX I know the dangers of bricking.

3. What can I expect once on ICS? Any major bugs/ issues?

4. How is battery life on ICS?

5. When acquiring the phone what should I check for to make sure it is in mint condition?
[Motorola Atrix 2] Axis_Drummer:
If you get the Atrix 2, I'd go with the leak from Jimbridgman here.

There aren't any bugs on the leak that would deter you from doing so. Battery life on ICS is better than GB for some, and for others its worse. This phone is "weird" in that aspect. But none the less, if you go with Leak1 from Jim, you can get a custom recovery such as bootstrap or bootmenu and flash any ICS ROM from there that you want, and you can also revert back to GB if you ever wanted by ONLY using Jim's method of doing so. If you OTA to ICS, you won't be able to revert back to GB.

All in all its a very good piece of hardware. But as everyone has said, the boot loader is locked, but it doesn't matter if you don't care to flash kernels or don't mind a fairly limited selection of ROMs.

Edit: almost forgot, when you receive the phone, make sure USB port works, make sure camera works, check to see that it's completely stock by matching the firmware on the phone with what Motorola says it should be. Also make sure sound works and WiFi and data. Other than that its all cosmetics that could determine the condition.

Sent from my MB865 running a beastly CM10
[Motorola Atrix 2] Apex:
Didn't you already post this in the General Section? :confused:

Sent from my Atari Falcon 030
[Motorola Atrix 2] A2Trip:
Locked bootloader, unlocked bootloader.......hmmmm, I'll stick with an unlocked bootloader! :what:
[Motorola Atrix 2] brianmoyano:
It's an Atrix 2 international or from AT&T? That means so much. Depends or which version you have, is the firm that you will install.

1: Official release, of course. 0 bugs.

2: We have the bootloader blocked, so, there aren't so many risk of hard brick. And, the only thing you will do is open rsdlite, open a .xml file. Plug in the phone, and hit Start. Nothing else.

3: I'm using ICS for more than 3 months or more. I don't know. And i detect 0 bugs. Except from the ICS Leak. Thats why i tell you to install the official release. (Retails)

And you can expect more battery performance, more phone performance. In GB we have 'dual-core 1Ghz each core'. In ICS we have 'Dual-core 1.2Ghz each core'. It comes overlocked from motorola official.

4: Perfect. I have a day playing games, music, internet (3G and wifi) and no need to be worried about the battery. The other day, in 18 hours, the batter drain only 50%.

5: I think nothing specific to check.

PS: From here (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1934874) you will download the firmwares that i told you.

PS 2: Sorry for my poor english.
[Motorola Atrix 2] duchski:
Its the US Att version. Thanks for the info.
[Motorola Atrix 2] sunnytse1:
This phone is a battery drainer
[Motorola Atrix 2] devilhunter47:
You cannot feed a race horse same amount of food as a donkey..low end phones (donkeys) will last a week without charging..but not a smartphone (race horse)..a smartphone is meant to be used not to be left on standby..and if you use it battery will drain..its the same with all smartphones..if anyone wants to use a smartphone heavily and dont like to charge it everyday then they should invent some sort of nuclear power source like in warships..those ships need to be fuelled only once in 10 or 20 years they say;)
[Motorola Atrix 2] anikadam:
thats subjective, for me it isnt..
[Motorola Atrix 2] Apex:
Me either, I'm consistently getting 16-20 hours on CM10 running on my A2, sometimes more...

Sent from my Atari Falcon 030
[Motorola Atrix 2] matthew5025:
Nah. Never tried "the ROM". Is it THAT bad?

Anyways, the official firmware is fine. Nothing special, nothing bad. Battery life is acceptable, use it heavily, it will not last a day, use it moderately, it probably can last you a day.

If I may add a few thoughts of mine, the reason I am no longer using my OG Atrix is that the Atrix 2 is good enough. The stock firmware has nothing special at all. "It just works" to quote a fruit. Also, the screen is much better. You will be surprised, if you have been using the Atrix all this while.
[Motorola Atrix 2] duchski:
That's better, thanks. Since you used both, what are the main differences between ATRIX 1 and 2, both from software and hardware perspective.

Also, how is cm10 compared to OEM ICS?

What battery life can I expect on both?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
Hello,

Posting in General as a Feeler.

I am the device maintainer for SlimBean on Verizon galaxy S3. I had gotten a request from r.suchil2 for SlimROM on d2spr so I gave it a go. I dont have the sprint device so I built this blind. If anyone cares to try it out and report any bugs, what works and doesn't the link is below. If its not to buggy I may start supporting this device as well ;)

SlimBean http://d-h.st/P8f

Slim All In One gapps http://www.slimroms.net/index.php/downloads/all/viewdownload/91-addons-full-packages/623-aio-addons

Disclaimer, you know the drill. If not you better not flash :p
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] billbrasky82:
Thanks for this, just flashed it one thing I noticed is it says Verizon in the drop down, lockscreen and in the settings menus. But it is connected to 3G and 4G without saying roaming or anything.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
Nice, it isnt roaming, i just didnt change much in the way of the make files I used. Wasnt sure if was even going to compile ;) I'll monitor a little more here and work on getting those issues resolved before releasing in dev section.

Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] billbrasky82:
lol yeah thats what I figured. So far though everything else seems to work fine.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
Between the feather-light download and all the features, I'm definitely interested.

Thanks for your work on this!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
Is MMS send and receive working as well?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decke003:
Yes yes yes!! Thanks so much for giving us sprint guys some love. Very excited to check it out.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jhgti:
MMS not working, NFC is check but it's grey out and cannot be unchecked, and Verizon branding. I used to run this ROM on my nexus. Thank you for porting this to us.

---------- Post added at 09:17 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:05 PM ----------

Pulling the apk from cm and pushing with root explorer works!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
OK this may fix the verizon branding, and NFC, hopfully MMS as well ;)

http://d-h.st/tgs
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jhgti:
Sorry i mean for MMS fix
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
OK, good to know, then above build may still have busted MMS, but NFC should be fixed. crosses fingers :p

off to bed, nite
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ooxteme:
it wont boot for me? any help?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] r.suchil2:
This is AWESOMEEEEEE haha. Thanks :thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
be sure to wipe system and factory reset, what recovery are you using?

Glad you like :)

Is NFC still grayed out and do we have Sprint branding or still Verizon on the build I posted last night?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jhgti:
I just tried the zip you posted last night and yes the phone will not boot up I was able to install everything I did my wiping as i always do. It will not boot up. Thank you for trying.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] r.suchil2:
Same here :( I can't get it too boot either.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ooxteme:
I even flashed the one in the op and then in the same session flashed the fixed one and then the aio zip and still nothing
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
I changed the one in OP to the most recent. OK I will have to work on it Tuesday. At work and wife's B-Day today :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
I have an idea what went wrong, and may also be why NFC was greyed out and MMS broke. So had to do a make clean, compile will take a while but its up and running :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jhgti:
So the zip in the op has the fixes?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
OK, I hope this will have some of the issues resolved.

mD5 85ddc3035b221c95d9a90550fb5f350b Slim-2.9.1-d2spr-20121106-0521-UNOFFICIAL.zip

ROM ---> RAAAH!

link in OP updated as well
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
It does as of 20 minutes ago. Remember I don't have this device, I have the Verizon version of the S3. Also, I am not porting the Verizon ROM, I am building from source here, blindly. Once kinks are worked out I will post in dev section ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jhgti:
Just flashed and still no go. It won't boot up. Thank you for trying tho.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
You positive you re-downloaded? It shows the latest compile hasnt even been downloaded yet...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jhgti:
My bad downloading now. Will report back
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
No prob...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jhgti:
Still no go bro.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] $MyName:
Hey cordell,

Gave SlimBean a shot, it definitely doesn't boot on your latest build. I managed to get a logcat for you to debug though! :)

http://pastebin.com/vRg2a9fm
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
I figured out last night my first builds were building off the ICS d2spr Tree, that's why NFC/MMS was broke. So bringing the d2spr into my git I went a head and got rid of the ICS branch. All good right? Nope. Because now I was building with the Jellybean device tree but using ICS blobs, lol. So I think this is squared away, finally. Starting a compile now, if this doesnt do it I will have to start this over from the beginning, pay more attention to branches. I really hope this isnt the case, though I will do it if that is what it comes down to.

I appreciate the patience :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
Here we go again!

mD5 1a54c790a6ccf5960604ab199c215aaf

ROM another #fail
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] $MyName:
Just downloaded and flashed, still no boot. Pulled another logcat. Seems that it still can't initialize storage, and it still can't turn the screen on.

http://pastebin.com/gqZGNH9a

After I did that I rebooted the phone just now, and pulled last_kmsg. Some errors it looks like.

http://pastebin.com/TVyvGf5Z
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
What about flashing another kernel after ROM?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] $MyName:
Still no boot. :( Results:

Logcat:

http://pastebin.com/hByTWBFb

last_kmsg:

http://pastebin.com/5CFacudX

I re-wiped and flashed clean, immediately flashing ktoon's 10/31 jb aosp kernel. I don't know of any other jb aosp kernels though. I'll pull the zip here soon and replace the whole boot image with a cm10 one, never know, could be the ramdisk?

edit:

And more results!

Logcat:

http://pastebin.com/wtHwjTwD

last_kmsg:

http://pastebin.com/1Jt3nDK2

Re-wiped again, this time after pulling your zip off my phone, pulling out your boot image and stuffing the cm10 boot image in there. Still a no go, looks like the same results. So, on the upside, it's not your kernel. :)

If you want a personal tester by the way, I'm always up for it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
My compiles for both d2spr and d2vzw are using the same kernel directory. Think I will separate them and see how it goes. Between booting and not booting last night I didn't change anything really. I had done a make installclean and then it stopped booting.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] $MyName:
That sounds like a good idea. It seems like at one point there was a compiled piece that had the d2spr gles files working, then when you did the installclean they went away, cause it seems as though not only can it not recognize the mbr, it also can't turn the screen on because of gles mismatch.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
Not sure if this will boot display up, but kernel inline compile is fixed and i got libs correct.

md5 f86a3c658a7704a4c363f4fc29ac181e

ROM http://d-h.st/GjN
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] r.suchil2:
Sorry this has been such a hassle to put together Cordell! I, as well as many others, really appreciate you doing this for us sprint gs3 users! :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
This. A million times this.

Any word on whether it boots? I'd love to give it a try once I'm done debugging some stuff in TW.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
Nope, latest hasnt been downloaded yet :fingers-crossed:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ooxteme:
waiting on the latest to dl ill report back here shortly

EDIT: No go trying with another kernel

No go with a different kernel hmmmmmmm.....

Ill keep helpin ya test these too man i really wanna see what this is all about!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
crap! OK, gonna sleep on it, lol. Thanks for trying :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] decimalman:
No dice. Relevant section of logcat is still showing the same missing symbol in libaudiopolicy_sec.so and the same ioctl not implemented & GLES stuff.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] $MyName:
Sleeping on it is good. I also tested all the previous methods I tried. Logcats are the same. Have a good rest!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
Good News! Whatever I did I broke my d2vzw as well. I am getting the same logcat as d2spr, so fix that and spr will be fixed :)

and I think I found it, i had a error in my dependencies file, a wrong branch for qcom-common, derp!

EDIT

OK, I have my device (d2vzw) back up and booting from compile...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
OK, somebody lie to me and tell me this one boots :)

ROM http://d-h.st/Qvg

md5 e74e6f690ab3f715b3ebd32b628ef3c7

Though if it doesn't I know exactly what the cause is, but I'm off to work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ooxteme:
Dling now but over 3g but the file size changing looks promising!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] r.suchil2:
Can somebody post to dropbox or something? Haha I'm at school and the link you provided is blocked :(

---------- Post added at 05:35 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:34 PM ----------

If not I can wait until I get home!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jhgti:
Yes sir!!!! we are green lol. Will be testting today at work and will report back. Once againg Thank you for taking the time and bringing this great ROM to us!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rimgarciag:
+1 on green. MMS working. 4g working.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ooxteme:
Yup we are good! It works and Im really liking this!

EDIT: IM FREAKING LOVING THIS ROM!!!!!!