yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Desire S] SimonTS:
You can search - not too difficult? :rolleyes:

Not sure why you would want it though.

[HBOOT] | 29-05-2012 | 7.00.1002 | Reengineered 2.00.002

[INDEX][11 NOV 12] INDEX of ROMS/RECOVERY/ROOT/GUIDES/HBOOT/RADIOS/TWEAKS etc
[LG Optimus 2x] doctoralex:
I have a problem. I have try to resize the partition using nvflash. I have use guide from modaco and also the preconfigured files. The problem is that /system is always at ~360mb (stock size). All other partitions are resized propertly.

Any help?
[LG Optimus 2x] Raffaele80:
I'm facing the same problem. I think I know what the problem is but I cannot solve it! :(

I currently have installed Stefan 28G ics rom (2nd edition) and my goal is to add about 100mb to the system partition, reducing internal /sdcard.

If I use fdisk command from adb shell I find out that the partion IS actually resized, but the file system on it isn't!!

So: partition now is 650Mb, but file system on it is 550Mb!

That's because nvflash simply makes a dd of the system.img (which has the old partition size) to the partition so in my opinion there are two solutions:

a) open system.img in a linux environment, add some stuff to reach 650Mb on it and repack it with the new size

b) backup system data, formata the partition (which is already resized) to get 650Mb file system and then restore your system data

I think that all "resizing guide" doesn't talk about this second step because in that case the system.img has always the right size.

Any ideas?
[LG Optimus 2x] Raffaele80:
I solved my problem!

As explained before I have just added some stuff to the system.img file and then resized the file system:

dd if=/dev/zero bs=4096 count=35328 >> system.img

e2fsck -f system.img

resize2fs system.img

PS: bs and count depend on the partition size that you have set before in the .cfg file

Then NVFlashing again solve the problem! :p
[LG Optimus 2x] bitdomo:
Backup your rom with cwm.

Format /system in cwm.

Restore your cwm backup.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrthisguy1111:
My vzw nexus has been running mRom version x.x for sometime. I went to install the upgraded 4.2 rom via clockworkmod, (wipe cache and dalvik, flash over current rom) and it appeared to install successfully. However, when I rebooted I saw the lock screen for a split second and it just started to boot loop. I rebooted back into recovery and wiped all data and tried to reinstall the rom via through the new 0 partition, but I get the error symlink: some symlinks failed

E: Error in /sdcard/0/mRom_v3.0_JOP40C.zip (status 7)

I think that this may have something to do with the multiple users in 4.2, but don't quote me on it. I cannot get my computer to recognize my phone, when I go to mounts in cwm I can mount everything except the sdcard, although I think this problem was evident before I flashed. Any suggestions? I could try to restore to stock using galaxynexusrestore-- http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1743939 but I have not tried it before so I cannot speak to weither it will work or not.

HELP!:(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Marisa:
Always always wipe data when changing an Android version. Unless it comes via OTA, which is specifically designed to fix all the little problems that will arise.

As to how to fix the problem, flashing a factory image

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1626895 will probably work. Just follow the rules for Toro. The toolkit you linked may work, but it's generally a better idea to not use them and actually familiarize yourself with how to fix things yourself, you'll be less likely to make mistakes in the future.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ironerd:
Same thing happened to me.

when i try to restore from backup Clockwork can't locate the backup file because the root file structure has changed to \0.

Is there an update to Recovery that fixes this?

Help!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pierceye:
Misread OP.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Marisa:
Clockwork dev said he knows about the issue and is working on a fix.

TWRP already has a patch out that solves the problem. If you decide to temporary move to TWRP it can be flashed through fastboot or Goomanager. CWM and TWRP backups are not compatible however.

http://teamw.in/androidmultiuser useful reading for how TWRP fixed it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kevlar11:
same problem, stuck at JB logo

I was running stock JRO03O with Clockwork Recovery Mod and decided to flash the JB 4.2 ROM from Grouper (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1993545 - I can't post there since I'm too new).

The update must have succeeded, because I can see the new 0/ partition on my phone, but it won't boot past the "X" logo. I can boot into CWM and try various things, but of course because of the data structure changes, I can't actually recover to my last save. When I'm home, I'm hoping I can get the CWM backup off my phone to restore later, but without a terminal in CWM, I can't try to fix the path.

It's nice to hear that CW is working on a fix - I hope it's retroactive (I mean, helpful to those of use who already screwed up). Also, I've never flashed anything but OTA, so I didn't realize I needed to wipe data before flashing something that's supposed to be almost stock. I guess it matters how different from stock the ROM actually is.

What's next? I'll try to interface with my PC at home. If others have this problem, I'd be happy to hear your success (or fail) stories. I'll share mine once I've tried it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Marisa:
The issue with non-OTA version updates is that the OTA is specifically designed to know what little bits and pieces need to be updated, removed, or left alone.

Flashing a ROM is usually intended as a fresh slate, as the dev cannot know exactly from where you started. Basically without the wipe, you could end up with old files loitering about the system and making it do things incorrectly at boot.

This should help your problem solving for the moment, if you're familiar enough with ADB to move the files that way it shouldn't take very long at all
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kevlar11:
thanks, and update of my status

Thanks for the extra insight. I wrestled with my phone all night and finally got it back to 4.1.1 (JRO030). Along the way I screwed up my adb or fastboot drivers, and for all my efforts I couldn't get any of my nexus toolkits to recognize the phone as in fastboot mode. Adb was fine, but fastboot was a no-go. I moved to a fresh computer after someone else had success with that, and read up on how to do a manual (adb command line) flash to factory image.

Now that that's done, I'm hoping I can restore from CWM to get back to where I was. If not, then yuck, but I'm optimistic.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] McShark:
Hi folks,

let me first thank you for all the good information (and especially the threads that gather these!) - I've wasted a lot of time on G??gle before using this board. After a lot of soft bricks I have nAa Kernel with current GingerDX. Most stuff seems to work, but there is one big problem that occurs and never seems to have come up before???

The SD card (exactly the same like with Stock [no special card, no extra partioning or formating]) cannot be used when the phone is on, while it's fine in recovery mode.

Here is the problem:

- neither apps nor android system can use the SD card (where all my backups are...)

- Android tells me "SD card safe to remove"

- When I use Setting->Storage->Mount SD card I get "Preparing SD card" and directly afterwards the Notification "safe to remove"

I did a logcat View attachment 1484813 from this with these lines

But I did not get the real problem. Any idea how to solve it?

Any idea if all those warnings and errors in logcat are normal (I did never do one with a Stock system yet).

Greetings and thanks for your help,

McShark
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KindleFireGuy:
Basicly your out of system space.try deleting a app or two
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] McShark:
Thank yoi for the reply, but there has to be some underlying pro broblem as this occurred directly after factory reset and installing nAa and Ginger.

Even after installing apps there are still over 70 MB free internal memory.

Any ideas?
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TAJ_Rocks:
Try removing system apps which r already with rom or move them to user app

If u think I helped u press thanks :thumbup:
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CKKnot:
Try fix disk error on windows.....
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ScatteredHell:
Maybe sd card is the problem. Didnt u try to use another sd card? Just find from a friend. If it wouldnt work try formatting it, otherwise its a roms problem obviously.

Did u change codes in build prop or in etc folder?

---------- Post added at 11:13 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:12 PM ----------

Didnt u try an another kernel?
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] McShark:
Problem solved

Hey guys,

I've found some time to investigate this further (and found out that the log indeed said what the problem was ;).

Real Problem: the SDcard was full (because of a backup in CVM). After deleting via PC SDcard works fine now.

Thank you for having a look at this.

Greetings,

McShark
[HTC One X] martymarrr:
Hello everyone, noob here and i ran into a problem. Trying to root my phone through the X_Factor exploit and I'm down to the step to load fastboot flash unlocktoken_code.bin but it keeps throwing the error: cannot load 'Unlock_code.bin' Please help, I also loaded the unlock file into the same file as the others as it stated, under my android file i made. Thanks
[HTC One X] hopscotchjunkie:
X_Factor exploit is for the AT&T One X, not the international One X, so you're either trying to use it on the wrong device or you're posting in the wrong forum.
[HTC One X] matt95:
this isn't your forum, however you need to specify the unlocktoken_code.bin folder...type:

fastboot flash path/to/unlocktoken_code.bin
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] android.4.0:
i wanna copy max payne .apk and its extra data i had to download to my pc. when i go to my computer click galaxy nexus then data folder its empty. also im not rooted
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] android.4.0:
was looking forever and as soon as i asked i found in its in the android folder then data
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bandoncontortion:
If anyone can will you tell me how to unlock my bootloader? I downloaded the Unlock - Unbrick bundle from the unlock-bootloader website where everyone says to go. I checked the site for instructions but found nothing and checked the download file, found the setool2g, but when trying to use the setool it said i need a smart card? I couldnt even find where i had to buy anything since everyone says its paid. Also i contacted the website days ago but still havent got an email back. Can someone inform me how to do this?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chery2k:
You need to contact Alejandrissmo again in the Mexico timeframe. Make sure you pay first through paypal and he will priortize you.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bandoncontortion:
Would i be able to do it without him and just use the setool?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Solar.Plexus:
No. Unless you want to buy the software. And then buy the credit.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bandoncontortion:
Im fine with buying the software and credits i just wanted to know if it was possible to do without needing him to do it.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crazymonkey05:
Yea if you read up and learn how to do it but you will also have to buy a SEMC smart card for your pc
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Trygon:
You're looking at exponentially more work and cost then utilizing the alternative
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crazymonkey05:
I think he knows but mabey he wants to be a Pearson that can help people unlock too
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] tabishshaikh:
Hello,

I was doing some tweakings with my xperia P and I guess I have flashed or rooted something not correctly, now the phone doesn't turns on. It is only being detected on the pc, with fastboot mode on. I know the following things for sure:-

boot loader = unlocked

root = unsure.

kernel = screwed.

firmware = stuck btw something.

only working in adb boot.

Someone please help me and fix this issue of mine. What could have exactly been done wrong?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] muz_grt:
I have the exact same issue. Only the difference is mine isn't turning on at all. All it does is displays the bluish purple light when I connect it to my pc, and it detects the phone on the adb fastboot and flashtool. Other than that, it doesn't do anything.

Please help.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] tabishshaikh:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1712075 <- this post helped me in fixing the problem ;) If, anyone had this problem please go to that post and get your device fixed.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Xperia_Fans:
1)Flash back to official firmware using flashtool

2)Unlock the bootloader

3)After unlock directly fastboot flash a kernel

4)Root and install ROM Manager from App Store

5)After that open up that Rom Manager and flash ClockRecovery Mode(CWM)

6)Finish flashing just reboot into CWM and you're done!!!

Hope this help...

If I help you please hit the Thanks button to me :D
[Galaxy S III Accessories] axel06:
There are better options than Qi surfacing - Samsung is Qi-MIA: " WiCard & WiMat "

1. We notice that today's mobile phone manufacturers are making the smartphone thinner and thinner, lighter and lighter. Thus a wireless charging receiver is the most suitable to be inserted into phones when the

wireless charging receiver is the thinnest and lightest

.

2. The input of most smartphone products is 5V - which is universial. You can get power from computer, laptop or from your OEM supplied wall charger. While the input of QI is 18/12 V, 5V input is a much more universial standard. Every family, even every person has lots of such types of plugs or USB cables. Non-5V plug/ cable will require electrical cords and bulky converters. Who wants to schlepp another wallcharger in addition to the OEM supplied for cellphones?

3. A4WP said they would research and develop a technology that is more suitable for mobile phone wireless charging than QI. But, as far as we know, the receiver for SAMSUNG S3 with A4WP technology is still very thick, heavy and large-volumed. That is why many innovative manufacturers of wireless charging didn't join QI in the past nor A4WP and developed their own technology: WiCard

4. Another wireless charging association called PMA (Power Matters Alliance) of which Powermat is its member. Powermat makes a receiver card called WiCC, which is very thick.

5. You can compare Qi, A4WP and PMA products with other wireless charging receivers, such as the newly developed WiCard and the newly developed wireless charger " WiMat " is connected via USB cable to the OEM wallplug and/ or laptop, etc.

The super-thin WiCard, for example, will fit into the Samsung Galaxy S3/ i9300 just perfectly and not requiring any adjustment to the backdoor. No gaps and no grinding down plastic inside and no 3rd party back doors made to fit bulky wireless receiver receivers!!

This is part of why Samsung has not yet decided publically which technology to go with, despite the fact they joined all 3wireless charging technology consortiums. But it appears more likely today they will go with the new WiCard....
[Galaxy S III Accessories] lee-T:
When is this coming out...
[Galaxy S III Accessories] raider5oh:
I don't care what standard becomes the leader as long as the charging braces are not ugly and big (energizer) and make annoying beeps or noises (LG, Panasonic)

I'm a minimalist tip person and the less bulky items I have on my nightstand the better. Call me ocd I guess.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] axel06:
Release

Dec. 1, 2012 is the scheduled release date
[Galaxy S III Accessories] axel06:
See additional details in photos added to 1st post and no sounds
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sircody:
Hey, Kindly could you please give Link for this info please. Thanks

---------- Post added at 01:09 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:08 PM ----------

Cool, Where is this info Posted?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sircody:
I under stand this gets confusing the way they are doing this. A4WP is the Group Samsang started with Qualcomm and Powermat is part of that group and as soon as The A4WP Made a Final Decision Oct 29th with a meeting in Dallas Oct 30-31 2012 to Release the Group and that is when Powermat Turn on their new Website Power Matters...

A4WP Date of Specs:

From A4WP:Alliance for Wireless Power Rolls Out Flexible Wireless Power Specification

FREMONT, Calif., October 29, 2012 – Alliance for Wireless Power (A4WP), a global and independently operated consortium focused on bringing wireless power to the consumer electronics marketplace, today announced that the technical working committee has approved a more flexible wireless power specification that will allow consumers to charge their mobile devices on a variety of compatible surfaces.

http://www.a4wp.org/news/PR_10.29.12.pdf

Power Matters dates:

Oct 30, 2012

CTIA smart brief: "AT&T backs PMA"

Oct 29, 2012

TechSpot: "AT&T, Google and Starbucks join wireless power standards group PMA"

Oct 29, 2012

AT&T, Google, Starbucks Back ‘PMA’ Wireless Power Ecosystem and Open Standard

Mar 07, 2012

Power Matters Alliance Opens for Business; Vint Cerf, Google chief Internet evangelist, appointed honorary chairman

Samsung/Qualcomm's Standard is and has always been the Format of Induction of which the Company that Qualcomm bought a while back which is WiPower, Spatial Freedom......

Powermat already makes a card that's called WiCCView attachment 1486861

View attachment 1486862

View attachment 1486863

View attachment 1486864
[Galaxy S III Accessories] bigray327:
So they should be commercially available about 2 years from now. Sweet.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] axel06:
Since we are not permitted to elude to any websites where selling is being offered via auctions and otherwise here on XDA, I cannot give you the link. However, these wireless charging scenarios will indeed arrive on the market Dec. 1, 2012 - And since XDA Marketplace is closing Nov. 19, no more preferential offers for XDA members...unfortunate...
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sircody:
So you are Claiming that Samsung is selling that product only on this site??? As per your statement:

(This is part of why Samsung has not yet decided publically which technology to go with, despite the fact they joined all 3wireless charging technology consortiums. But it appears more likely today they will go with the new WiCard....)

---------- Post added at 03:39 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:50 PM ----------
[Galaxy S III Accessories] axel06:
Powermat's alleged "Memory Wireless Charging Card" (as of March 12, 2012!!!) requires a special slot inside smartphones - "Powermat...asking OEM's to make a slot into their phones...". These slots do not yet exist and if people state "available in 1 month", they won't have a phone that it works with. I doubt that Samsung/ Nokia/ Apple/ Google will do any such thing. Believe this was an April Fools joke - check Powermat's site today: Only cases, not a single mention of this "phantasy" card.

Listen to the Powermat's rep telling it clearly: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=Z9sKjZm2-Z4
[Galaxy S III Accessories] axel06:
sircody - PLEASE refrain from calling members names and please START YOUR OWN POWERMAT THREAD - P L E A S E
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sircody:
Every Dispute you have on here you use either Alleged or Rumor etc etc. No one would defend Nothing (nothing meaning, what you are using as a competitor against what I;m talking about) as much as you are and not have facts or what you are saying is better, UNless you are selling something and I am in the way of that.

Be a Real Business man and get out and sell instead of hiding behind a computer and do business the lazy and easiest way to scam for people's money by taking advantage of ease for you to just disappear off line.

get a real Job

---------- Post added at 04:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:45 PM ----------

Why would I start a Powermat thread? I'm not selling anything. You didn't Title that you have come up with a Wireless standard Name for two items and for sale on here, so why would this bother you???
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sircody:
This wasn't even Custom made for S3

Here's more detailed and correct info of specs of that thing from first post here. They come from those China Mass Producer that u order Lots and Low quality.....

It takes 120 volt A/C not just 5V dc to power Charger.

LINPOW Wireless Charger Set : Base B1 + Receiver Case CIP1

Charging type	Electromagnetic induction.

Input voltage of power adapter	AC 100-240V

Output voltage of power adapter	DC 5V/1a

Frequency	31.25KHz

Input voltage of wireless charging base	DC 5V/1A

Output voltage of the receiver case	5V

Output current of the receiver case	500mA

Certificate	CE FCC RoHs

Output interface of power adapter	USB supply interface

Input interface of wireless charging base	30pin data interface

Charging time	3 hour to fully charge

Protection measures	charging fault protection

Operational temperature	When environmental temperature reaches 25°C, the operating temperature is less than or equal to 45°C

Specifications

LOOK< THAT SAYS i9100, isn't it suppose to be 9300?View attachment 1487693

View attachment 1487694

View attachment 1487695

View attachment 1487696

WIRELESS CHARGER SET for iPhone 4/4S

Wireless Charger

Model:B1

Material:PC

Frequency:31.25KHZ

Compatibility:iPhone 4/4S, MOTOROLA XT910, SAMSUNG i9100, MEIZU MX, etc.

Charging type:Electromagnetic induction

Power Adapter:Input AC100V~240V, Output DC 5V/1A

Wireless Charger:Input DC 5V/1A

Wireless Charging Receiver Case

Model:CIP1

Material:PC

Compatibility:iPhone 4/4S

Output:DC 5V/500mA

Advantages

Design: unprecedented slim and elegant

Quality: excellent outside with competitive price

ODM /OEM acceptable (You brand, Logo even your idea can be carried out by our excellent technology team)

No more need to plug and unplug your phones’ charging cable. Simply lay your baby devices with the LINPOW case on the charging base and charging begins. Built-in magnetic position system of the base will guide the device into perfect position for optimal charging.

The input voltage of our wireless charger is 5V matches universal mobile phones and other electronic products, which enables you to get power such as computer.

The LINPOW Wireless Charging system which is designed to bring the convenience the time you have to Rock, Talk, Text, and Socialize with your devices.

Instructions:

1. Link the USB cable with one end connection to LINPOW adapter the other end to LINPOW wireless charging base, then plug into an electrical outlet

2. Plug iPhone 4/4S into LINPOW receiver case and fasten the top tightly.

3. Place the iPhone 4/4S with LINPOW receiver case onto the charging base, the magnetic positioning system of the base will guide the device into perfect position for optimal charging.

How to remove the Linpow receiver case

1.Put either ear of the top of the receiver case outward from the iPhone 4/4S until the two ears removed from the phone completely

2.After the two ears separated from the phone, take the phone out.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] axel06:
Gheez...you force me to reply as your so long post is once again totally erroneous, untrue and has nothing to do with my thread nor with the WiCard nor WiMat I am talking about as they only connect to USB receptacle on either computer/ laptop/ Samsung OEM wall charger...no 110v-240v required...oh my, why don't you find another thread for which you can prove your lack of knowledge? But I guess that's just wishful thinking...
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Jeri1218:
Our R&D happened to stumble upon your posts here. They asked me to inform you there are lots of misinterpretations and/ or outdated Powermat press releases. You can discuss with the PR Dept. at 248.863.3000 (Mr. Eisenstein or one of his associates). Please do not act as our spokesperson. Thank You!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] mputtr:
the plot thickens....