yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] frewys:
Lol. Bribe tends to work. Best usually are pledges for donation. I for one would like to donate pledge to devs who make porting ROMS from the international version to the rest of us poor folks. Love to finally have a TW based MIUI again. Only seem to happen on international so far. I am no dev either but it doesn't seem impossible from what I have seen so far from "simple" folks like us trying to run different version note 2 ROMs on their devices. But then again sometimes things are harder then they seem. I just like to push for a dev jont effort on this to which I would love to give my pledge.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Artimus009:
That's not good...were you able to retrieve your imei?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] shadow664:
I remember when I had my fascinate we had to flash our original modems to be able to use custom roms, maybe its similar to that?
[Nokia Lumia 920] Warmo:
so being a major nokia fan (and even wp8 fan) i thought that the lumia 920 would be my ideal device, heck i view the 185g to be a bonus, since i love hefty phones like the 900 (got big hands) and i always thought tbat i would buy it

except.... it doesnt have the most important feature for me, namely MHL/HDMI. i mean i checked everywhere but it just doesnt seem that the phone has this feature which is a god damn shame, since i would have went all apple and camped outside a store to buy it...

out of curiosity, has anyone used an MHL cable on the 920 to see if it would actually work?
[Nokia Lumia 920] pencilcase:
I do not have a cable and no use for it either though to be honest ... deciding against the device based on this one feature sounds a little weird to me. however to answer your question: if i know what to look for or where to get a cable i would let you know .. any pointers maybe?
[Nokia Lumia 920] Warmo:
i got mine over the internet since i can't find it in retail stores.

i need mhl because i watch a lot of movies from my phone to my TV, so it saves a decent amount of money that i would otherwise have to spend on DVD players and stuff like that.
[Nokia Lumia 920] TitusO:
You can use SmartGlass for a wireless streaming. But you need an Xbox for that. Otherwise the Lumia supports the DLNA standard. So you can use it for wireless video and music streaming to every DLNA-enabled device, such as TV with Smart-function.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mladen190:
so i noticed there was an update for superuser binary 3.0.3 i thing so i updated, it. but then, when i opened superuser app it freezes and not responding, can i get any advices what to do? thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acerkumar:
Uninstall updates and try:thumbup:
[General Questions and Answers] glenhead:
Hi

Upgraded my device (Jextab Delux Android 2.3) to Vegabean Beta 6 . Everything working brilliantly except I cannot get a 3G connection. I have searched the forums cannot find a solution. I am using a UK TMobile Sim which does not have a PIN.

Can anyone offer assistance or advice

Thanks:confused:
[HTC One V] patbushnell:
Alright this is extremely complicated to explain so bear with me.

Somethings to explain first:

- I have an HTC One V CDMA VM USA phone

- I have tried this multiple times

Okay first off, I've unlocked bootloader and rooted my phone (SuperSU). I decided to flash ClockWork Mod as my recovery. So I boot my phone in recovery and flash the AOKP rom. I make a nandroid backup. I then wipe everything (cache, delvik, data). I flash rom then gapps. I flashed JellyBoot5.zip to make sure my kernel files are correct (I'm using AOKP stable build Oct 17 2012). I then boot into bootloader and flash the boot.img "fastboot flash boot boot.img"

It would continually run in "Initiating Swagger" - so I tried to delete and reflash again. Only this time I am stuck in a complete boot loop. It would say "Initiating Swagger" then load up the start up screen, stutter for 2 seconds, move again, freeze, reboot. It is stuck in this process again and again and again. I flashed the correct kernel according to the author of AOKP.

This isn't my first time doing this. I have already unlocked the bootloader two previous times (I used RUU on my device twice already just to get it back to stock.

Here's the freaking kicker though, when i restored my back up it did the exact same thing on stock rom as it did the AOKP rom. This makes me seem there isn't a corrupted download or anything like that but wow is this starting to get on my nervous. I need extreme help. I've looked everywhere on the internet and nothing came up. I even used Jellyboot5 and which

What the heck is it? Is it a performance issue, or a SuperSU position. Or could it be something with the kernel?

I've yet to hear the right suggestion so I'm all ears.
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
Ok u need to flash a diff kernel

Problem solved
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
first thing first, don't restore all your data from sense roms until you boot up the rom for the first time.

second thing, after you boot up into the rom, go to Settings - Performance and lower down the maximum overclock to a respectable position (1024).

do this and keep me in the loop. i will be glad to help you further,
[HTC One V] riggerman0421:
Which boot.img are you flashing with fastboot? You need to open the kernel zip file with 7zip, copy the boot.img to your fastboot folder, flash the Rom, flash gapps, flash the kernel zip all in recovery. Then reboot into bootloader, and flash the boot.img using fastboot. I have used jellyboot5 and sickkernel V2 successfully with AOKP.
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
you don't flash the kernel zip in recovery. lol.
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
Jesus go and find there is a thread with.all the android terms...what it means and how to do it

It will help u so much

Do not flash the kernel in zip tru ur phone

Hot
[HTC One V] patbushnell:
Relax man, I don't know a lot about this stuff.

You don't? So if Jellyboot5 is in a zip, I just extract the boot.img, but I don't flash the actual zip, correct? I've flashed a different kernel but no luck.

Could you give me maybe some exact directions to using the AOKP rom, I used the ones on his post but for me they aren't detailed enough. I will hit thanks for sure :)

I'll let you know if this works later on. I can't do anything till tonight because I'm at school right now.
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
ok man listen tight

put the rom in ur sd card, boot in recovery flash the ROM

now the tricky part

that jellyboot5(right click on it-its should be in a img format!

now open command prompt(hope u have the fastboot files,if not just write fastboot files in google)

now boot ur phone in fastboot(press the poer button and volume down for 15+ sec)

connect via usb it shud show fastboot usb

now direct the cmd to the directory(like cd:\android\)

paste the boot file in that and rename to boot.img

now write "fastboot flash boot boot.img"

and then fastboot reboot

done :)

now
[HTC One V] patbushnell:
I followed that literally word for word, still freezing and rebooting constantly.. :( It runs but just continues to reboot.
[HTC One V] donhashem.dh:
when you root your phone lots of strange things happen......that used to happen to me from a while and it jst got solved by itself ...i dint install any rom or anything it just went .......so be patient
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
Ur doing something wrong ur cdma right
[HTC One V] riggerman0421:
He has the CDMA VM version. If you will look at the op for both jmz's and Simon's kernels, you need to flash the zip in recovery to install needed lib files and modules to get Wi-Fi working properly. Please do your research.
[HTC One V] Lloir:
Your running out of memory. Dont restore the sense crap
[HTC One V] patbushnell:
Yep! Here, check out this video. It's everything I'm doing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIqT-xd0AqU&feature=youtu.be
[HTC One V] sohamssd:
That happens when you don't know what you're doing.
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
i cant understand man its all mirrored!! IN THE VIDEO PLEASE UPLOAD A NEW ONE
[HTC One V] patbushnell:
So do you have any idea what's wrong?
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
and AOKP nov9 build is come! FLASH that
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
oh, ok, sorry for my ignorance. i thought he is flashing the whole boot.img from recovery :) (if it is in a zip format).so you need to flash boot.img through fastboot, go to recovery, full wipe everything (system, data, cache partition), flash your rom and after that flash the jellyboot.zip that has the needed files. reboot and if you did everything correctly, it SHOULD work!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] drafha:
This is system dump of Xperia T, I think it is useful and no one post it here so I post it :D

Installation:

Just install like a normall apps or copy it to /system or /vendor and set the right permissions..

After installation your will not find it on your apps drawer or anywhere, so you need to install the application also attached below it is an app from Play Store.

So, launch it and search for the Location Based Wifi then create the shortcut for it.

It will available on setting menu if you are using settings.apk from Xperia T, but it will cause FC or reboot on some option(outside of Location Based Wifi setting)

Usage:

It will turn on/off your wifi based on your location. Detection of your location is based on your phone network coverage. So, it won't work if you are out of your network coverage or on Airplane Mode.

How to use:

Turn on your wifi on the location that you usually use the wifi network then connect like normally. After that, launch Location Based Wifi and set it on, press the back button or home button, you will see the Location Based Wifi icon on your status bar. It will always run on backgroud.

Tested on my Neo ICS stock .587 ROM, Night Elf kernel and stock kernel.

Should work on all Xperia 2011
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] AfiAzrael:
Will this drain lots of battery?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] drafha:
I think no..

I don't feel any problem with the battery drain issue after using this app :)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Warren87:
Thanks for your contribution .
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] karanrajkapur:
working on CM10 or the ones based on it??
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kicker4106:
Hi guys,

Im new to android and flashing roms. I'm having trouble flashing a ROM after I did superwipe. Im on Jellybean 4.1.1.

Here's what I did before the super wipe.

1. Installed CWM 6.0.1.2

2. Rooted my phone. I even checked it with a root checker application and it said that I was rooted.

3. Copied Superwipe and Android revolution hd 14.0 to my internal SDcard.

4. Went to recovery mode and installed superwipe.

After the superwipe install, I was suppose to go back to choose zip from sd card but it said FILE NOT FOUND.

I already searched the forums but none were specific to my case or it didnt give me the answer. I also searched google and found that I can copy my ROM to my phone using Android SDK but I have no idea what I'm doing.

Can anyone help me? Currently stuck at CWM recovery menu. :(
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leamoor:
Because Super wipe format your internal SD card

1 though odin flash stock rom and root again

2 push the rom in external sd and insert in your device than flash
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kicker4106:
Well that's obviously the case. I'm looking for an answer that will help my case.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leamoor:
Ok,you can try this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1667929
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kicker4106:
yes this is what I was looking for. Although I couldnt push it using the command prompt, I was able to get the info from that thread to use a program called droid explorer to push the date to the Sdcard. Im installing the rom now. Thank you:good:
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] vklexer:
Hi, i've just installed the Black Notes rom, but the kernel and base stock didnt change. Black notes wrote it has preinstalled cow kernel. What am i doing wrong? used CWM recovery > Backup, like stated on the instructions of ROM
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] wong.izzat:
First thing first. You can check the Israel's information if you go to About in the setting. From here you can see the kernel.

Secondly, kindly refer to this link for Cow Kernel http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=25856602. Thus shall help you.

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] sparkie6point0:
Hi everyone! Ever since I went from Gingerbread to ICS on my S2 I've had nothing but problems! First off, my "goodbye" hangs...and hangs... and just won't go away unless I take the battery out! Now, I want to connect to Kies to download any current firmware updates that may be available, but when I plug it into my PC my phone is not recognized. It keeps saying "please connect a device". I can't even connect to Odin to re-root my phone because my PC keeps not recognizing my phone as being connected. I've downloaded and installed (and deleted and re-installed) the drivers for our phone from the Samsung website several times and even that doesn't work. I've even unrooted my phone and did two factory resets, and nothing still works! Any suggestions? Thanks!!!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] biglil1:
The only thing I can think of then is to call t- mobile let them know that when u updated to ICS u some how lost ur drivers maybe they'll send u another. I hard bircked mine told them that is how it happened and got a new one so its worth a shot. Good luck!!

enjoying sith3, thank u to all
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Meelocheck:
This may seem stupid and obvious but simply restarting both the PC and the Phone can help.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] sparkie6point0:
Meelo, I re-started both the phone and the PC with each new driver download. You're supposed to do that anyway. Still no recog.

I told a friend of mine who works for t-mobile of my problem - my friend immediately set up an insurance exchange and I should be getting a new S2 in the mail this week. Let's hope this fixes things!

Thanks you two for the good advice!!! It is much appreciated. :) - Sparkie
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skibadee:
My s3 is stock with just cf root.

If you take an app or game, such as angry birds star wars. On the menu when the star wars theme plays, volume on max, does the sound sound all crackly?

It's almost like listening to a very low bit rate mp3. Not bass distortion as it's as bad on highs.

I know it's just a mono speaker and probably not very big, but does everyone's sound like this?

Mines a first build of the I9300 purchased at release.

I'm wondering if my speaker is flapping on the grill or whether it's just bad.

It's always sounded like this, but only now is it bugging me :P

I'm considering a warranty claim but don't want the hassle of sending it off, only to find they all sound like this.

Thanks :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skibadee:
Any one???
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] SpanksZ:
My Samsung Galaxy S II (SGH-T989) phone will not detect my sim card. This started happening after I opened up the phone and nearly broke it trying to remove the "motherboard"? I know I caused it, but the problem is I don't know what it is I have to replace in order to fix it.

Below are some photos that could possibly help. The first photo, the part highlighted by the yellow circle, that part was bent off when i tried removing the board. Don't know if that would affect the sim card or not

The next photo, this cable I'm not absolutely sure what its purpose is for. This is not the original cable, the original cable was broken off somehow so i bought a different cable off ebay. Not sure how this affects the phone.

It could be the sim card and memory card part entirely except its hooked in fine and I have no other reason for it to stop working.

I don't mind buying parts except there's not much for sale. The only parts for sale ANYWHERE is the sim card and memory part and the usb port.

So my question I guess would be what exactly could be causing this sim card issue considering the actions I've taken with opening my phone?

If you're not familiar with what error I speak of, it's when instead of the bars you see a BLOCKED icon.

Any help would be great, thank you.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jtl78:
Does anyone know how to sync the N7100 to Microsoft outlook for calendar, phone numbers, notes and e-mail addresses? Does Samsung have a desktop program that does all of this? Please help. I tried doing a search but can't find the right answer.

Thanks,

John
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acompta:
Just use the standard e-mail client that is standard on the phone. You can link to Exchange or POP mail accounts, and the Calendar info contact etc wiull all be pulled to your Calendar, and contacts applications.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sos_sifou:
Yes, you need to download Samusng Kies, you can do backups and restores to your phone, also you can sync Outlook to your phone (contacts, notes, calendar,ect)
[Nokia Lumia 820] mariosraptor:
just as the title suggests:laugh:
[Nokia Lumia 820] heavyhms:
There are warranty seal stickers? All screws are exposed whitout any sticker (usually at least one or two screw are covered with a "warranty void" sticker). If carefully opened is possible to open for dust removing virtually whitout voiding warranty

On page 6 why is necessary to trash the 3 torx screw?
[Nokia Lumia 820] mariosraptor:
Cause the torx have a glue. Supposedly if you use the same screws again they can get loose easily. I do not recall any nokia phone with void stickers for 10 years of servicing nokia phones.

Only stickers they have is the water intrusion indicators
[Nokia Lumia 820] heavyhms:
removing dust under screen and ffc is a warranty covered operation?
[Nokia Lumia 820] mariosraptor:
What is ffc? Remove dust. It depends. It is cause a manufacturing error? But no, it is a payed service. Such as

If we make a sw update, it us covered under warranty, but if the customer tells me that he want his data saved while updsting the phone then the customer has to pay a fee.

Or changing language also is a payed service.
[Nokia Lumia 820] samkunun:
Hi,

Did you happened to know what is the 4-pin wireless-charging assignment ?

I means, what is the function for each pin, i.e. which one is +, ground, etc...

Maybe I'm pushing my luck too much, but is there any "leaked" schematic ? :laugh:

Thank you.
[Nokia Lumia 820] mariosraptor:
Sorry. Cannot find anything about it. It will be surely on level 3 and 4 service manual. But u do not have access to it.
[Nokia Lumia 820] norgan:
just use some locktite :)
[Nokia Lumia 820] danchar4:
Just disassembled the 820 phone per the service manual. Its really easy and is quite well designed. Much easier to work with than Samsungs. The manual indicates that all the screws are T4. I found this to be incorrect. The first 7 screws worked with T5 and the 4 larger screws that you remove last worked with T6. Perhaps smaller size torx bits are compatible, but I always use the largest size that fits to minimize the chance of stripping out the head of the screw.

The touch digitizer cracked on my wife's phone rendering the bottom half of the screen useless. AT&T would not give me a quote for repair, they just wanted to sell me a new phone for $349 lol. Luckily, the LCD is OK, so I ordered a new touch digitizer from ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/181146937262. I'll report back in 2-3 weeks. For now my wife will be using her old Samsung Focus. What a downgrade from the nice Nokia phone.
[Nokia Lumia 820] @nime:
Thanks!
[Nokia Lumia 820] rareriro:
thanks

Merci
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hardikgala:
I just want to know whether [ROM][JB] --==SuperGalaxy-1.0.0BR5 ==-- | 06-11-12 | Neo's Team | can play AAC files??

I have many songs and music files in AAC format and want to confirm whether this ROM can play it by default?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nj.nikunjjain:
Can't really help you on this, but if it doesn't, then maybe you could use a 3rd party player. Is there something special in default media player?
[Nokia Lumia 920] mariosraptor:
just as the title suggests:laugh:
[Nokia Lumia 920] karlmueller:
Thx this might come handy.
[Nokia Lumia 920] crav4speed:
Awesome! Thank you for this :)
[Nokia Lumia 920] Scipio Magnus:
Thanks

Thank you this will be a good help. Do you have info on opening the diagnostic app?
[Nokia Lumia 920] mariosraptor:
I can check tomorrow

Sent from my .....
[Nokia Lumia 920] XDSaint:
Awesome, thanks for sharing! Now we just need someone to figure our how to get an SD socket integrated and hidden permanently inside, if it's even possible lol.
[Nokia Lumia 920] mariosraptor:
isn"t ##634# working? it is the only thing showing on my level of service
[Nokia Lumia 920] Scipio Magnus:
No I get just a Color + Lifetime counter when I enter the code.
[Nokia Lumia 920] mariosraptor:
No oddt for wp8

Key message

On-Device Diagnostics Tool not available in WP8 devices

Starting with the slide

Say: “You may remember the On-Device Diagnostics Tool from WP7 devices. ODDT is not supported by WP8 devices.”

Say: “Basic hardware diagnostic features are included in the Care Suite, e.g. Self tests, Audio test, Display test etc.”.

i am sorry guys. this is from official internal document of troubleshooting for care centers
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] incredible315:
I'm searching for the CRT animation that's compatible with Jedi mind trick x1.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Meelocheck:
ptmr3 had implemented an app called Tweak Box into JMT a couple versions ago that had some cool settings in it. Unfortunately it only worked for about 50% of the people out there. I was not one of them. Apps would force close left and right, screens got all messed up and wouldn't respond and some other random stuff. Anyway, if you can find it you can give it a go - the instructions used to be in the second post of the JMT thread, I dunno if they still are - haven't checked in a while. It may work for you. Good Luck.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] bmr169:
Everyone who per ordered the note 2 just got screwed. I just checked the att site and low and behold they have the white and gray color options! Why the hell couldn't we just pre order the color we damn well wanted?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] T-$hep:
There comes a question: can we exchange our preordered ugly gray with the white one at the local stores? Has anyone done this before?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] bmr169:
I'm gonna tomorrow I'll fight em all day on it lol
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] netnerd:
Since most people get the phone faster in att store (10am friday),

Why even bother to preorder if you can't get the phone a day or few days earlier??
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Techweed:
I wanted the ugly gray.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Gary02468:
We're getting the product we ordered, "on or about" Nov. 9, as estimated. How is it being back-stabbed if someone else can get a prettier color now? Restricting other customers' options was not something you were promised, and why would you even want that?

The advantage of pre-ordering is that if the supply turns out to be inadequate, you'll probably get your phone much sooner than if you wait for it to appear at your local store. The disadvantage of pre-ordering is that if the supply turns out to be ample, the store might have the phone slightly before the pre-order arrives, and might have additional cosmetic options.

So you just have to decide which of these options you prefer, and then live with the consequences--which are almost indistinguishable! The anguish and drama here are bizarre.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] gtalum:
Gray is much nicer then the ugly white.

That said, anyone who wanted white probably shouldn't have ordered gray. Seems pretty obvious to me.