yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 7 General] wizardknight:
Yes. Didn't you notice the name change?:silly:

Op. Care to tell us anything else other than 'I did it'. Maybe the process, make a guide, anything at all that would make the community better?
[Nexus 7 General] Warrior1975:
Lol. Sorry. There is a ROM in the original development section that let's you dual boot. You can download the boot image from there.
[Nexus 7 General] veeman:
This is totally Twitter worthy.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 General] Warrior1975:
Sorry. Mods please delete. I'm pretty new to doing things like this I was just excited. Didn't realize that people would get bothered by me making a thread. Definitely should have known better.
[Nexus 7 General] ClintvL:
Do you have a custom ROM and Ubuntu or stock ROM with Ubuntu?
[Nexus 7 General] Warrior1975:
AOKP 4.2 and Ubuntu. I was running the Multi ROM from the Original Android Development section. It does just that, lets you running several ROMS. I don't have much of a need other than AOKP and Ubuntu but it's awesome you can choose which ROM to boot. I wound up screwing up everything last night by messing around. I wiped my entire tab. I loaded Ubuntu on my PC and managed to reinstall Ubuntu on my tablet, while wiping out everything. So now I have to redo everything. That's what I get for messing around with things I have no idea about. But for me thats the only way I learn.

If you want to run Ubuntu too, check out the Multi ROM. Works very well for me and seems like for quite a number of others.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] JG96EVO:
Hi, I have a skyrocket that is not on at&t and as network it says "Home" as u can see in the pic, Im running the stock UCLI3 build just rooted with a custom kernel in order to over clock a little and run a custom boot animation and I was wondering how can I get rid of it saying home? or make it say whatever I wanted it to say? or does it automatically display the network that is being used? I provided a pic, any help would be great. Thanks in advance.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] ReimuHakurei:
Do you happen to be on StraightTalk? I'm pretty sure StraightTalk identifies its' network as "HOME".
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ryj01:
Hey everyone is it normal for the phone to get warm while watching a video?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] erick161:
Warm. Yes. If its under load thats completely normal.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] wish777:
Yes..as above, hes right...most phones get warm from playing video games or watching movies..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ryj01:
Thanks both of you
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] inningsdefeat500:
Actually pretty warm < i played NFS most wanted and yup felt it
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Gunstar_Hero:
Sorry if this isn't considered the best place to ask, but the forums are rather large.

My friend has purchased a Samsung Exhibit II recently, and he needs to purchase / obtain (legally) a SIM Unlock code for his phone so that he may use it on AT&T.

I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with unlocking this phone (free if possible) and / or know the cheapest / best / most reliable / safe site to purchase an unlock code from.

Thank you all
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] lemonoid:
if it's got a SIM card slot, just pop an AT&T SIM card in it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] DeMi-GoD:
Just got my new note 2 the other day. Yesterday every quadrant benchmark I was getting 6200 and now tonight every time I'm getting 5800, something 5500. So wtf?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] borijess:
U probably installed some apps that are slowing it down. Try clearing cache and run test again.

Sent from the TermiNOTEr 2! ;)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Scythe024:
no 2 devices are identical, same thing goes for just about everything you buy even cars. Some cars and phones have a average, but then there are those that are factory freaks and put up numbers that make people doubt there own devices, and of course the opposite it true too, some dont meet up to the average.

You cant trust benchmarks anyways. Mine just put up 5782, do i care? no, why? because i feel no lag ever. It is plenty fast and the difference in quadrant wouldnt make much of a difference anyways. Also quadrant can be all over the place and vary 500-1000 points between each test.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] DeMi-GoD:
I'm having issues connecting to my wifi. Do you think that could be slowing it down? No joke yesterday I was getting 6000 and up every time. I haven't installed any new apps or anything.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] DeMi-GoD:
Here's my antutu score. I think it's a way better benchmark than quadrant. Quadrant is always different and antutu is usually the same.

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] DeMi-GoD:
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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] mintu123:
you will get lower score when cpu is hot.try running quadrant when u awake phone up after 30min or more.u should get more then 6000
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] powerwagon:
If your phone is running day to day stuff the same, then I wouldn't stress about losing a few hundred points on quadrant.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] DeMi-GoD:
You're so right. I just woke up and my phone has been asleep all night. I ran quadrant 5x and every time it scored 6,000-6,200
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] walie:
I have never run a single benchmark on any of my phones. And by looking at this thread, I'm very thankful for that
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] TJCacher:
I posted a reply to a similar query in another thread a few days ago. You must make sure you have the "Power saving" toggle set to OFF if you want to maximize any benchmark results (especially CPU/GPU benchmarks). It is highly likely you have activated the Power saving mode since you first ran the "faster" Quadrant test. The difference in results you are seeing is almost exactly what you would expect with the performance changes caused by having Power saving mode active.

Settings->Power saving (make sure toggle is OFF)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] P1 Wookie:
The best thing to do is not worry about benchmarks so much. Possibly use it as a gauge on whether you got a performance increase if you did something to the phone, but even then, I've had phones run lower quadrants on a certain ROM, but still be overall smoother/better.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] I_Am_Lorde:
If so, I would you mind posting it?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] imaconeheadXD:
Here you go

http://db.tt/IODo5ZGu
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] I_Am_Lorde:
Thank you!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KILLplay:
The install fails for me. Note 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
You need to push it to /system/app and set the permissions to rw-r-r
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ptfdmedic:
this is the last one
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Dbeayon:
looking forward to installing. Used your from on my Epic
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MiguelHogue:
Nice

Thank you for the work you put into this rom

Bringing light to a meaningful cause

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss

-Galaxy Note II Edition
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] radrian92:
When you state Google wallet does that mean that its a fully functional app?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ptfdmedic:
I don't actually use Google Wallet. However, your right. It doesn't work now that I tried it. Simply uninstall or wait for it to be updated by Google.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] flamebeats:
I support this. I like simple and clean with not to much theming.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] cincyelite22:
Ptfdmedic, this is awesome. Thanks for this I've never seen something like this before. Your doing this for an awesome cause and I thank you again for taking your time to raise awareness for such an important concern that commonly gets overlooked. :)!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] samevo:
awesome and I like how you have a mission. Great cause and rom thanks for your work and also for your message.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Carla:
Looks wonderful PTF. I look forward to supporting it and you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] z31k:
Awesome!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] radrian92:
Just all that was wondering. Love your Rom and your purpose man! Definitely remember you from the e4gt!.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ptfdmedic:
Alright. The link is live in the OP. The ROM is hosted on the server for my blog. I just had to upgrade servers again as I'm getting almost 2,000,000 hits a month on my blog. I now have unlimited bandwidth so have at it and let me know if you have any problems.

Remember, this is a pretty simply ROM with a few mods and tweaks and all the ugly orange an yellow removed from the theme. If you're looking for something more elaborate, you may want to look elsewhere.

This is what I am personally using and I just wanted to share and give something back, all while spreading some Autism Awareness.

I don't consider myself a super talented developer. I do this for fun, in my free time. ;)

Thanks everyone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] k0nane:
Hi, I'm k0nane. You might know me as k0nane.

Watch for mirrors in the morning, this ROM is on the mirror network.

Wait, did I actually contribute something useful to someone's ROM thread this time? I usually just spam up ecooce's place...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ptfdmedic:
You are the man. Thanks k0. I'll update the OP when I'm fully awake. :)

You can feel free to spam all over my thread. ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] zanderman112:
Here to show my support! :)

Sent from Mr Z's HP Touchpad
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ecooce:
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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] k0nane:
By invite, we have arrived.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] JoshBeach:
Who said Rob, I love that guy...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] shadowpr2007:
i was gonna ask if it possible to get AT&T 3G bands 850 & 1900 Activated on this phone thanks. if you know about this you can help me thank you..
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
The U20i supports gsm (2g) on 850, 900, 1800 and 1900

and HSDPA (3g) on 850. 1900 and 2100 by default...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] shadowpr2007:
Mines only says that can conect on the box to wcmda 900 & 2100
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
You're right... I accidentally listed the networks for the U20a...

The two types were sold in different regions. (or by different providers, dependant on which frequencies they used), but there is no way to make it work on other frequencies... it's a hardware issue as far as I'm aware.
[HTC One S] therion0:
WCDMA only

GSM Only

GSM/WCDMA auto

what are the differences? i live in an apartment and usually i am in a 2G situation w/T-mobile and the option selected is GSM/WCDMA auto, but whenever i switch it to GSM only, 4G appears, then i switch it back and i am on 2G, i know this may sound very very very noob but i need help understanding that, can anyone help me?
[HTC One S] Spastic909:
Ha..use the the one that works best. Google search will explain the differences
[HTC One S] npiper05:
I could be wrong but I thought GSM was 2G and the other is 4G. The auto option will select the best available. 2G uses less battery but it's obviously slower.
[HTC One S] BrandonHamil:
Thanks, I was wondering the same thing

I was wondering the same thing and settled on auto but found out it was probably my radio version. There are many threads on that in the developers forum, I believe. I flashed a different one and am running a bit faster now. I used about every ROM around before I settled on Viper as my favorite but MUIU had the best battery life without messing with too much IMO. You can get CID checker as a free app in the google play store and scroll through to find your radio version and hboot... trust me you may need them at some point so it's best to get them now.
[HTC One S] therion0:
Well i mean yeah your right, it's just that whenever i set it to GSM i get 4G automatically but if i select WCDMA i get 2G and 4G whichever is stronger i think.. or is it my imagination... =/
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] rbellis:
Hey! So I have mounted my tablet in my truck and I want to connect my tablet to my SIII for phone calls mainly but for texting also. I know I can use Google voice but I dont want to use a different number. I can use tablet talk but I honestly dont want to pay $3 and I am not sure that it can be used for phone calls. I do have a nice bluetooth.

any help would be great! thank you!
[LG Optimus G (International)] theofficialpimp:
Especially on the internal speaker, I'm really concerned about phone speakers. Is it loud or tinny?

Made possible by my sexy LG Optimus 4X HD (P880)
[LG Optimus G (International)] Tim4:
Loud, if compared to iphone.

Also it has loudest speech speaker i ever saw, which i think is a disadvantage cause everyone near you can hear your calls.
[LG Optimus G (International)] ArthurU:
Beats Audio

Flash the beats audio driver. It made a big difference with the audio on my phone.
[LG Optimus G (International)] t1mman:
Could you give more details on this?
[LG Optimus G (International)] Nafiganado:
I have tried to install some "light" version of Beats Audio (apk) and it was ok. Although it has no any settings, it's just activated when you plug headphones (and shows icon in topbar). Sounds seems to be better than without.

BUT

there's another version of Beats Audio - as far as I understand, more advanced. It's installed either as apk, or as zip via ClockworkMod (recovery console). This one failed. I tried to install it several times and it leads to hanging our device on OS startup with black screen. So after this only reflashing helps. I was told it could have something to do with version of recovery. I had the latest - 1.1.2 - and it fails all the time. I want to try the previous, 1.1.1...

OOPS. Sorry. Have not noticed the thread. I have Optimus P880. So not sure, maybe on your Optimus G you will be more lucky.
[LG Optimus G (International)] noxlord:
Beats Audio is literally a re-named and lisenced version of Dolby Mobile. There are tons of different hacks to get Beats/dolby/xLoud on your phone
[LG Optimus G (International)] scoobydooby:
am I the only one then that finds the audio to be just fine? I mean I use poweramp with a boost at the lowend as well as the high and turn the x-stereo up a bit for more spread and am finding that the audio sounds great.. nice and clear and drives even my pioneer hdj2000, albeit a bit thin, which is to be expected.

Don't know why people would bother with beats when its practically just a sound enhancement.. it doesn't do anything you couldn't do with poweramp's equalizer to be honest.

for calls the sound is quite high but clear.. I actually prefer this as it helps with volumes while I'm driving and have my G hooked up to Bluetooth.

Using the external speaking has good clarity though it can be a bit tinny but is nice and loud.

The earpiece is loud and clear, I never have any trouble with not being able to hear a phone call clearly.
[LG Optimus G (International)] chadouming:
i believe the audio quality is really good on that phone. I had a galaxy nexus, a galaxy S 2 and a S and the only other that performed good was the galaxy s with voodoo mod.
[LG Optimus G (International)] Opacac:
The audio quality is very good. Its nice and loud and one of the better speakers I've experienced.
[LG Optimus G (International)] bashot:
I find there is some extra bass emphasis when using headphones.
[LG Optimus G (International)] disruptorx:
I got to say the audio quality is really outstanding in this phone on LG's own quadbeat headset. I always listen to high quality FLACs..this is by far the best vendor supplied headset I've come across.
[LG Optimus G (International)] Tim4:
Nah, optimus G has really good sound quality, but the QuadBeats is just a piece of "well-known-thing"
[Nexus 10 General] dalingrin:
For now this post is primarily a feeler to see if there are any other developers that want to work on dual booting Android and a Linux distribution. My Nexus 10 has shipped but has not yet arrived so I've not done any work on it yet.

The Samsung Chromebook is able to run Ubuntu without issues and it has the same SoC. Hopefully, the Nexus 10 kernel will be similar and can easily use the Linux GPU blobs without a lot of work.

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=samsung_chrome_a15&num=1

The Nexus 10's fast CPU in combination with a keyboard case should result in a relatively good experience when running a traditional Linux distribution with KDE Plasma Active or the like.
[Nexus 10 General] jmhalder:
I'm sure its possible to run as a chroot, and vnc in, but if I could actually use the accelerated GPU, I'd hook up a mouse and keyboard with OTG, it'd be a high res laptop replacement.
[Nexus 10 General] linuxjacques:
I am very interested in this. I've got F17 and Gentoo running on my ARM Chromebook (and I have a N10).

What are you thinking for multiboot control, moboot?
[Nexus 10 General] dalingrin:
Chroot isn't really what I'm wanting either. Hoping to eventually get close to or full hardware support natively.

Probably not moboot. LittleKernel was used as a base for moboot which has only really been used on Qualcomm architectures. This, of course, made it perfectly suited for us to use on the HP TouchPad. I'm not sure it would be worth the work required to port it to the Nexus 10.

That said, I don't think a multi booting bootloader is something we need to worry about right now. We can work with simply fastboot to load a different kernel and ramdisk while we work on native Linux. The bootloader can be worked on later after we get a better idea of what we are up against.
[Nexus 10 General] newellj79:
I'm no developer. But as a Ubuntu user I would love to see you bring this to us! I'd be happy to test anything related.
[Nexus 10 General] linuxjacques:
Heh, this is the exact conclusion we came to on the Open webOS project for the gnex.

Sounds good to me.
[Nexus 10 General] case-sensitive:
(1) Thanks for the initative! I'm still enjoying your work with the Nook Color, and I really look forward to a native port of ubuntu on the N10.

(2) I'm not a developer :( but I would be delighted to help out with testing etc.

(3) I know that development has yet to begin, but do you envison being able to use N10 both (ie. some sort of dualboot?) as an android device and as a light laptop -- latex, light C coding? And if so, would 16g be enough or would it need 32g to be useable (as opposed to just playing around....)? I'm to order the N10 and I have a limited budget; your advice on this is most appreciative.

Thanks!
[Nexus 10 General] advShor:
http://www.indiegogo.com/pengpod

Pengpod1000 has 8GB for dual boot.
[Nexus 10 General] advShor:
In terms of space, Windows 8 requirements on ARM is the same 4 - 5 GB.

It is interesting that Exynos 5 dual core supports Direct X11 which indicates it was designed to also target Windows.
[Nexus 10 General] dalingrin:
I definitely want to dual boot eventually. 16GB will be enough but will get cramped quickly if you store a few videos and music.
[Nexus 10 General] xeTaiz:
I would also like to help beta testing. Ive also got an idea of programming but i think i would just slow down the production...
[Nexus 10 General] spdwiz18:
I would support this too.
[Nexus 10 General] aHcVolle:
is there any way to get this

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Nexus7/Installation

running in dualboot on the nexus 10?

Maybe a bootmenu like on gokhan's siyah kernel on the SIII ?
[Nexus 10 General] case-sensitive:
I just chroot-installed lubuntu 12.04 on my N10, using http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1585009 This is just for curiosity's sake, to see what ubuntu is like on the N10, both in terms of usage/GUI and in terms of performance (knowing full well that performance will take a big hit under chroot/VNC). Here my little report, in case it would be of use as a reference for developing/running linux natively on the N10.

In short: lubuntu is almost usable. Graphics is sluggish (as expected?); as you move xterm across the screen you actually see a series of rectangles and it takes a few seconds for the DE to clean it up. Once you're inside the xterm then the system seems fairly responsive. I was able to apt-get install latex and libreoffice (!) and both work. Curiously scp does not work (ssh does) and I didn't spend much time investigating scp. I can't install dropbox.

I set the resolution of the VNC viewer to be 2560x1500 (leaving room for the android buttons). That was a mistake; menu/window frames/scroll bars etc are TINY. I should have used a smaller resolution and then pinch-zoom. Suggestion for developer: Make everything bigger.

According to top, just running the VNC viewer takes 110-120% of the CPU. That means if we can run linux naively we should expect much better performance.

Finally, I installed "System Profiler & Benchmark". Here's the output of the benchmark for the N10 vs that of an N270 atom netbook with 1G of ram and my Quad Core Q9400 @ 2.66GHz (for all benchmarks below except for cryptohash: a smaller number is better):

CPU Blowfish

Q9400 2003 MHz 3.283

N10 Unknown MHz 24.159

netbook 1600MHz 16.305 <-- not typo

Intel(R) Celeron(R) M processor 1.50GHz	(null) 26.1876862

PowerPC 740/750 (280.00MHz) (null) 172.816713

CPU CryptoHash

Q9400 356.041

N10 67.604

netbook 57.059

CPU Fibonacci

Q9400 3.021

N10 5.861

netbook 8.358

Intel(R) Celeron(R) M processor 8.1375674

PowerPC 740/750 58.07682

CPU N-Queens

Q9400 17.614

N10 15.616 <-- not typo

netbook 17.852

FPU FFT

Q9400 1.560

N10 13.498

netbook 17.646

FPU Raytracing

Q9400 19.257

N10 20.286

netbook 33.042

Intel (R) Celeron (R) M processor 40.8816714

PowerPC 740/750 161.312647
[Nexus 10 General] LuHe:
I would love to see a Linux distribution running on the Nexus 10.

My preferred one is Mer and the user interface of my choice is Plasma Active (this would later allow a port of Sailfish OS, if a tablet UI gets available).

Is anybody else interested in accomplishing this port?

My previous experience is a proof-of-concept port of MeeGo/Mer to the HTC Desire HD:

[YOUTUBE]J0pRMq9R1P0[/YOUTUBE]
[Nexus 10 General] fr8cture:
So is there any plans on someone trying to get this on the N10?
[Nexus 10 General] LuHe:
Just got my Nexus 10 and I'll definitely look into this - although some help wouldn't be bad.
[Nexus 10 General] Jotokun:
I've got a Debian chroot running on mine until we get a proper dual-boot solution using a slightly modified from of this script: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1328742

Running LXDE, its definitely usable for text heavy stuff like office. While the visuals would be a little muddy, I'd recommend running at 1280x752. That's a perfect fit while leaving room for the buttons, and things are large enough that you could realistically use it. If you wanted to run at full res, use 2560x1504.

If you're using a bluetooth mouse with yours, I highly recommend using Jump Desktop as your VNC viewer. Its the only one I know of that supports right clicks. The only drawback is you cant run it at full resolution unless you lower the color depth, it crashes immediately otherwise.
[Nexus 10 General] DrakonVolk:
I would love to see this happen!

I'm taking my first programming classes this semester, and I'd love to see Ubuntu come to the N10. That would be pretty dang sweet. :cyclops:
[Nexus 10 General] LuHe:
I can't see any framebuffer output (enabled VT and FB in .config) and I really don't know why.. Nothing suspicious in /proc/last_kmsg after reboot (it just hangs at some point, watchdog reboots)

Will take some time to debug this odd behaviour (maybe anybody has some clues what could have gone wrong?)
[Nexus 10 General] robotsapiens:
I am not a developer, but if anybody comes out with some possible solution I can try it. Some posts before someone said something about starting from Chromebook: They already have Lubuntu for chrome and it is from the same maker and has the same Exynos 5 inside. Looks like the way to go.