yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] drsteez:
Anyone have the working password/working account?

I keep getting authentication failed... So I'm assuming password changed or something..
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] boyheadkick:
warez maybe :confused:
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alexdc12:
Since updating to arc knight 4.1 i cant use the usb storage on my computer? Any ideas

Thanks
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SXUsr:
Try the last version instead.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alexdc12:
That was the same!
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alexdc12:
Working again now, done a backup through cwm and then wiped the phone and restored backup :P
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deawon:
Hello,

I'm using CyanogenMod 9.1 and Go Launcher on my rooted phone. When I lock up the phone on the lockscreen, then it vibrates. Is there a way to remove this vibration on the locksceen?

THX
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bulletblitz27:
I know this may sound far fetched, but since this phone supports Wireless charging, is there a chance that something like a Powerskin extended battery cover that charges the Nexus wirelessly will be created? It would solve the battery issue for sure. Is the technology there? What do you guys think?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c_86:
Wait and see. The phone isn't even out yet. Give manufacturers a chance to make things for the phone...
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bulletblitz27:
Well, yeah. That's already a given. This is pure speculation. Nothing wrong with discussing possibilities.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ellesshoo:
I highly doubt it, you would lose way too much in the induction transfer. Not a big deal for charging from mains power but would really be inefficient use of a battery pack.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elliot.newnham:
Is the technology there? It's been here since the 1800's, nothing alien here, simple electromagnetics.

Its the inefficiencies that are the problem.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Capt.PP:
For the last couple of years they have fine tune the sweet spots. Hopefully by now they can amplified it to a higher magnetic field close to 100% of the wire cable first than go beyond that into higher voltage even stronger magnetic field further distant.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] USSENTERNCC1701E:
Part of the problem is that it's not selective, a current will be induced in any conductive material which can establish a current and expend energy. Expending energy is as simple as generating negligible amounts of heat, such as the antennae. It may also generate negligible increases in resistance in all of the components inside phone. But when you sum them all up, it's a noticeable loss of efficiency. It is possible, in an isolated system maintained at low enough temperatures, to achieve very efficient inductive transfer of energy, but the charger and coil is not isolated from the rest of the phone, and is not low temperature. Also, excepting theoretical constructs, an induction system is not perfectly conservative, namely your charger produces a magnet field everywhere, not just directed at the coil, so the energy stored in the magnetic field everywhere else is "lost." What I mean by perfectly conservative, is that when in the presence of a magnetic field the conducting loop will have an induced current, the induced current in turn creates a magnetic field of its own, if it were perfectly conservative, these two would magnetic fields would be closed, all field line emanating from the charger would terminate in the loop. Since the magnetic field from the charger exist first, the magnetic field from the coil will never completely equal it, a classic halving the halves to reach zero asymptote.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] circleofomega:
I anti haven't pulled the trigger on this one but I pose a few questions to all those who have the 8X...

Is it worth the money?

Do u see a sizable number of apps in the marketplace with the quality you expected?

Any serious improvements from WP7?

Here are some of the reasons I still haven't jumped the boat..

1. Price - I think the specs are just sub-standard. Dual-core, 4.3" etc are all a year old easily. But had it come cheap i would have been like OK...but the damn thing coats a fortune...

2. The quality and quantity of apps sucked when I had WP7. Not sure how it is now..

3. Future. What happened to WP7 is an open secret ...left mid-way, stranded on an island... not sure how far MS plans to take ahead WP8 first gen devices...(update-wise)..

Sent from my RaZr HD.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StevieBallz:
The Snapdragon S4 Plus Dual-Core has been announced in February this year, been included in the first phones in April and performs pretty much the same or better than the Quadcore Nvidia Tegra 3. So the hardware performance is in no way lacking. The only phones that have a more powerful hardware at the moment are the Nexus 4 and LG Optimus G which use the Quadcore variant of the same Chip (Qualcomm Krait Core).

Aside from that it uses the Camera-assembly of the HTC One X, uses a 720p RGB display that is second in pixel density only to a single Sony phone so I don't see too much of it's components to be substandard after all (even leaving the "system is optimized for the hardware it runs on" argument aside).

The SDK for WP8 has only been available to most developers since Monday last week, the Marketplace is accepting new Apps since Friday. So the App situation is currently pretty much the same as on WP7.

On 3 no one can give you a definitive answer (which you might know as you have posed the same question over and over again previously).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Moe5508:
Has anyone successfully tried to use this service before on our Primes and can attest to how successfully it works? I have found it quite intriguing after a recommendation from a friend.

Unotelly: http://www.unotelly.com

Watch any prime US channels in your country. Hulu, BBC iPlayer, Netflix, and more!
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mitchst2:
I have a SG Tab 7 P1000 on Overcome 4.1 and for the life of me I cannot connect it to the Brando Bluetooth keyboard.

Would changing to Rom to CM10 solve this problem?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ypsmav:
quick question, is the problem you can find it or you can't pair it?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mitchst2:
Pairs fine just won't connect.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] priyana:
Try using redpill kernel.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mitchst2:
This?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1460327
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] priyana:
Hyperdroid is DOC's rom.

Redpill is his kernel.

Search for a redpill kernel thread or take out the zImage from hyperdroid or Kmicik rom in dev forum.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mitchst2:
That's definitely not a Rom check the size of the downloads.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] priyana:
Yeah, sorry. This thread you link to is the kernel.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mitchst2:
I'll give this a shot before changing ROM. Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mitchst2:
Thanks priyana Redpill worked perfectly. Keyboard connected first time. Top man. Cheers.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Citruspers:
I just flashed AOKP and CM10 to my second system using BootMenuManager and am experiencing quite a bit of issues. If I go to settings->storage it just closes without a message and I end up at the apps screen again. If I go to the file manager, it's initially empty, but once I rotate the screen I see what must be the webtop file system, and not the usual android file system.

Any pointers? Using the "fix permissions" option in BMM doesn't work, and I must've formatted (rm -rf) the webtop partition a million times already.....

Should I just flash the Webtop 2.3.6 en EU and try again?

I should mention that when I install miui to the second system it seems to work fine, but flashing any safestrap 2nd init roms it still shows the webtop filestructure, strangely enough.

I'd really like to run CM10 on my webtop partition as a second system but the storage settings crashing and the nonexistent filesystem kind of break the system....
[Motorola Droid RAZR] whirleyes:
Sounds like you're using older version.

If you're using 0.2.7, try upgrade to 0.2.9a.. check the main thread.

0.2.7 work well for ROM release before august. (0.2.7 was released on august)

With ROM changes, it's kind of hard to track each of them.

Stay with latest BMM is recommended if you want to use an up-to-date ROM.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] iWantMyAndroid:
Can someone help me with this? I found that if you remove sprintandroidextension.apk it goes away but it didnt. I also found that by removing SprintOMADMConnMOPlugin.apk it goes away, but i cant find it on my Galaxy note 2. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] digitallogik:
If you let it go all the way through HFA once it won't return. Since you removed sprintandroidextension.apk I'm not sure it will succeed now. Try re-adding that first.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] trim81:
Under system/app, look for Sprintdm. Apk ///// change it to Sprintdm. Bak
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] iWantMyAndroid:
I tried doing that many times but it never worked, it just gave me an error.

Thank you! it worked :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kingdazy:
interesting. found this thread buried, and there still seem to be many people with this issue... seemingly related to the chameleon FCs some are getting, somehow possibly related to the LK8 update and/or a return to an earlier stock version...

I've let it complete (personally) aprox 20+ times, so no go.

could the "fix" really be this simple? (at work, can't test this right now.)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3project:
yes, and you can delete the activation.apk as well to stop it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kingdazy:
thanks, stopped the HFA, still have the chameleon errors to deal with...

and I suppose I could do that too.

but both of these workarounds are "dirty fixes", and not fixing the fundamental issue.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] t3project:
your solution is to thoroughly wipe and reflash whatever rom you are running.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kingdazy:
I would have thought so too. As I've been advised by other as well. But...

I have, at least five times, run a return to stock, both through ODIN and OneClicks.

I still have the issue. Baffles the mind. Makes little sense. But there it is. And I'm not the only one.

(Just so it's noted, and before you accuse me otherwise, I am not new at this, and I follow directions fastidiously. I've never once had a problem that I didn't cause myself, and I've always been able to fix them by further reading/researching.)

Just for SnG's I'll quote myself and others from a few other posts in other threads:

It would apear that something in the LK8 changes ... something. Permanently?

So, any new advice would be welcome...?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] smooth703:
Would renaming the chameleon apk have the same result as hfa
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kingdazy:
fine question, but without knowing what the chameleon apk does, i'm reluctant to f**k with it.

anyone know? (a goog search gave me nothing...except this XDA rom w/ a fix...? I'm going to try n PM him...)

and again, my concern is the issue seems to be more significant, seeing as a Full Wipe to Stock doesn't fix it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kingdazy:
has anyone with our issue attempted to get their MSL, do a NVflash reset? (##786#)

I am (for some reason) unable to get my MSL, so can;t test this.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shiftr182:
I tried it, it doesnt work. You have to go to settings and activate device to get your info back, and it still does handsfree on every boot and no way to update profile
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ceabbott2:
Same here I tried it no luck.

Charles
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kingdazy:
So I ended up returning my phone to Sprint, the swapped it out pretty easy, let them see the issue and error, they said "yeah, that ain't normal", got me a new one.

I had someone ask how I got it back to stock unrooted w/ no flash count, and while that might be abvois to some, just in case someone doesn;t want to hunt around, or ask this is what I did, with links:

Good luck to the people with this error, I feel for you, very frustrating. I am hoping that Samsung releases an official OTA soon similar to LK8, that you will be able to flash that will fix the error and the wifi.

And I hope the devs are reading these posts (even if they are not responding), are at least looking into it.

I know we have the attentions of garwynn, he's made the SxTp team at least aware that there might be an issue.

You'll be seeing me. ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shiftr182:
Yeah, I have to give it up to garwynn, he hooked me up with the pit file for our phone. Good people.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] RussellAlan:
ProjectROM 2.1

Did a clean install and I get this as well =/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kingdazy:
a clean install, coming from what? And what did you use to get back to stock? (Just asking so people will have a clear history of what is causing this. In case a dev wants to look closer at the problem, have clear ideas where to start)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Syph3r:
+1

Sent from my galaxy note 2....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] K.0.0.L.:
I try that method but mine still show 1 on the counter. Is there a way to get rid of that?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jrdejavux:
I did the triangle away but stills says count 1 and custom....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kingdazy:
If you did exactly those Odin flashes with T-A in the middle, there is no way your counter should be tripped.

Just to be clear, for it to work, it's a three step process.

Use the first Odin flash to get you to stock rooted. You need the rooted to run T-A, and stock kernel for the counter to stick.

Boot up fully, run T-A. (Be sure to Read the intruction on T-A) Let it reboot. (Boot into DL mode to check counter. At this point, if you're not returning it, just want stock w/ root, you could stop.)

Last do the second Odin flash to get complete stock unrooted. You should he ready for returning, OTSs, trying new "fixs" if you think of something new...

Sent from my calculator watch.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] RussellAlan:
Clean

Did a clean install from STOCK LJC after performing a nandroid. I first did the all in one LJC to LK8, then decided to use the nandroid to reset my firmware and flashed MacksROM.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] K.0.0.L.:
I got it. I went to sprint today and they said the Chameleon is related to the launcher but have no idea how to fix it. They willing to replace the phone for $35 due to the fact that I remove insurance 10 days after purchase. I told the tech no, I'll live with it for now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Syph3r:
So I have 3 separate issues but I think that they are all caused by the same LK8 update.

1. Every reboot triggers the Hands free activation, and it ALWAYS fails.

2. I am unable to do a profile update

3. The Chameleon Force Closures

And no matter what you flash (even back to stock) they still keep happening.

Sent from my galaxy note 2....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ceabbott2:
You are correct about the LK8 causing many people those errors, however I have never flashed it and my errors started sometime after I used the root toolkit V2.0 and CWM then screwed up flashing LJ1 to PALJC. I get the exact same issues that you are getting. Question, did you ever use CWM recovery at anytime during the life of your phone? If so did you use tool kit to obtain root?

Thanks

Charles
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Syph3r:
No, I've always flashed TWRP.

Sent from my galaxy note 2....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rogerandgina:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2062499. Try this it worked fir me.

---------- Post added at 11:42 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:40 PM ----------

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2062499. Try this it worked for me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shiftr182:
I found the fix!!!!

flash the stock recovery, or stock rooted rom .....YOU HAVE TO BE ROOTED AND ON STOCK RECOVERY

use root explorer

Mount r/w

when you open root explorer, scroll up to carrier

open /carrier

delete .chameleon.hash

delete chameleon.xml

back out of root explorer

go to dialer and ##72786#

the phone will reboot, do hands free, and should work....it will reboot again and check for firmware update, etc.....all updates worked for me.

Edit: Im using LK8. This method allows hands free activation to work, and you will be able to update your profile/prl.

Hit the freaking thanks button
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jameslee2:
does your internet work? i get this error and my 3g internet does not work at all?

---------- Post added at 10:48 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:44 AM ----------

When you say flash the stock recovery what do you mean? Do you mean flash back to the version before LK8? I used this version of http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2033429 for LK8

Would http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1978470 work for stock reovery?

And is root explorer an app

?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ceabbott2:
Worth a shot

Damn it! Well I guess it's back to being a moron for me. That was my only shot a deductive reasoning :silly:

Thanks Syph3r

Charles

---------- Post added at 09:29 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:18 AM ----------

I found the chameleon.hash but I don't see a chameleon.xml

So do I just delete the hash and then do the ##72786#?

Will that do a factory data reset? The reason I ask is I want to know what the expected outcome will be. Thank you I hope to little tiny eight pound baby Jesus that this works!:fingers-crossed:

Charles
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shiftr182:
It initiates hands free activation and wipes dns data. All your apps and stuff will stay intact.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] slick_rick:
I remember this happened to me once. I was in the process of returning it back to complete stock so I could return it to Sprint because I could not get the HFA to stop. Tried one last Odin one click to LJC and it seemed to fix my problems.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Syph3r:
Your telling me you had the issues with HFA failing and not being able to update profile and you flashed a stock LJC and its fixed ( HFA and update profile work)??? Can you point me to the file you flashed?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] slick_rick:
Yup that seemed to fix it. I had been flashing different ROMs, doing an Odin one click back to LJC then it just started working again all of a sudden. It was vipers LJC one click. Or maybe it was his LJ1 one click...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ceabbott2:
I deleted but...

Thank you.

Never could find the chameleon.xml file. Is that part of the problem? I did try and delete the hash file with the ##7 thing no luck though.

Thanks again still working on it allthough I guess I need to try dazy's fix.

Charles
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shiftr182:
Thats weird, because chameleon.xml seems to generate itself. Im using the SprintDM.apk and Chameleon.apk from LK8, just remove the files in /carrier that I said, and mine goes into hands free and activates no problems.

Try just removing those carrier files, or the one, and reboot.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ceabbott2:
Thank you shiftr I did try no luck ffffuuudddggggeeee!!!

I just discovered tonight when I looked at my bill that somehow sprint discontinued my insurance... gotta call tonight and reup.

Charles
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MuDDuQ:
MERRY XMAS everyone havent been apart of this thread but I am trying to fix this for different reasons (boost mobile flashed phone) anyway I obtained a copy of my friends working CWM image to my phone and noticed that on his restore that works fine no activation nag there is a chameleon.xml file but on my not working nagging on every reboot image there is no chameleon.xml file so I am copying the chameleon.xml file from his restore and try to put his chameleon.xml file into my restore and see how it goes I will report back
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MuDDuQ:
Very strange I will try to explain all my findings in this post from the beginning

I was getting the activation nag on every reboot but my friend had a phone that had no nag at all so I did a backup of his LJC based phone with CWM to a spare SD card I had.

I had a couple of backups of my phone that had the activation nag on every reboot already so I didnt need to back up my phone I just restored his image to my phone it restored the system but failed on the data but that was fine for me anyway.

I reboot the phone and when it starts no nag I went to update profile to see if it work and it updated

Now when I look in the carrier folder it has Chamelion.hash Chamelion.xml so I copied both Chamelion files from /carrier folder and also copied sprint.dn and sprintsyncMSL.apk from system/app all to my sd card thinking if I need I can replace all of these files 1 at a time to try to fix this

I restored my image that was getting the activation nag and go look in the folder and now chamelion.xml is in the folder and no nag came up when it was started now im thinking this is wierd so i restored another backup that was missing the chamelion.xml and same thing I look in the folder and it is there on that restore too.

So I wonder if something is getting broken on the phone that doesn't let it generate the chamelion.xml but after it is put in somehow it fixes whatever was broken and from that point forward its fine

Anyway if anyone wants to try putting the file into their phone I have included it in this post but remember THIS DO AT YOUR OWN RISK
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] pathtologos:
Quick question everyone. This is a great thread, BTW. Other than the chameleon fc once in a while and the activation upon reboot (which u can cancel) is there any other risk/issue with leaving it the way it is? I'm sure the devs will eventually figure it out and bake a fix into their ROMs.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kingdazy:
Just a notice, Garwynn should be posting a PERMANENT fix for this (and the Chameleon) issue, shortly. I know he's still busy working out a few (awesome) things, but keep watch.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] garwynn:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=35994912&postcount=50

(Trying to herd everyone into one thread...)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] josephcecil513:
So I had this activation error and tried restoring thru odin as well. To no avail.. I did however find a fix I used billiard42's all in one mc2 w/flash count reset it seems that this will restore the carrier partition that contains the activation certificate.... dont know if I described that correctly all I know is after flashing this file my problem was fixed and I am now able to restore to stock thru odin and the activation problem doesnt return.... this was really a headache for me as well
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] randy021186:
do you have a link?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] garwynn:
Try the new MC2 one click... sjould get you going.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shel692:
I updated the modem to MC2, here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2139889

Which didn't fix the issue for me. I ended up following the steps in the beginning of this thread "Under system/app, look for Sprintdm. Apk ///// change it to Sprintdm. Bak"

That seems to have worked, but I don't think that's a permanent fix.... I'd expect it to come back after flashing a rom.

Edit ** now I have no data unless I'm on wifi :(

Edit *** Ok I had no 4g data, 3g still worked. I finally found a fix here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2086769

I used the Billard412 recovery to wipe carrier data. Phone booted, activated and updated PRL. Rebooted and factory reset, and it's been good since.