yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android SD Development] ictimai:
Really not sure what "box's nativesd11" is?

If you mean whether it is enough to take initrd.gz attached here to any other ROM to work then of course not! For every ROM special approach usually is required. If you want to know exactly then please try to look through the above mentioned thread, and especially it's page 12 where another way of preparing initrd.gz is needed for ROMs of which initrd.gz/init is binary exec (not text script)
[HD2 Android SD Development] dimdimdim:
okay, thank you wis and ictimai!

not sure it is possible for me with my level of coding to use this method:(

box's nativesd11= BoxmaX NativeSD v.11 in neighborhood thread.
[HD2 Android SD Development] sundawg:
Well nice sharing.but I've already tried this method on my cm7.initially the build was snappy as hell,after a weeks usage .it started slowing down ,with random reboots,so I planned not to adopt this method.but I've figured a fix for few bugs in the Rom which wis & I'll bring an update.
[HD2 Android SD Development] sundawg:
If you're talking of preview not able to be seen.cause you need to use menu/list .its a sense 3.5 issue .coming to battery.I'd suggest let the phone settle down for 2 days & do a battery calibration using the app battery calibration by nema
[HD2 Android SD Development] sundawg:
Haha its all good bud.you can.whenever you want.
[HD2 Android SD Development] sundawg:
You lose initial wallpaper cause I've changed it to a different one when it loads homescreen.if you want to change it you can do it by 7zip Rom / system/ customize/resource/change whatever wall you want.to make homescreen intial wallpaper you need to chose color.jpg,color_grid,color_land,color_panel_land,switch to your wallpaper make sure you check the size of image of original to the one you make.

Peace
[HD2 Android SD Development] Robbie P:
wis1152? Is that you??;):D:D:D:D
[HD2 Android SD Development] sundawg:
Robbie now its sundawg lol
[HD2 Android SD Development] ictimai:
Is this ROM using fastboot by default? The fastboot feature means CPU is overclocked for the period of booting, doesn't it?

If this is the case then Dude! you should warn us! Imagine, when it stucked "in boot animation" for e.g. 20 minutes (what pretty likely could happen) then our CPUs would fry inreversibly - please consult well reported thermal problems SnapDragon chipsets are especially prone to!

---------- Post added at 08:15 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:59 AM ----------

I use BareBoneCM7 all the time on a regular basis, on NativeSD NILFS partition and it performs like honey!

Are you sure you haven't missed anything? Have you had nilfs_cleanerd running in this ROM?

Presently I have 6 different ROMs on my NativeSD partition formatted and mounted as nilfs2 and my experience is extremely good, and much better than with ext4.

If somebody dosen't want to use it I have no intention to impel a person to adopt the mod. However please report only true facts about it.
[HD2 Android SD Development] sundawg:
Are you reading out the article & posting it?how long have you been using TBD roms ? Members are using this Rom since July 2011.did the members using TBD roms complain of so called " fry " .how did you conclude.

Secondly about your finding of nilfs .I really appreciate your sharing it & also I'm happy to know its working fine for you.but I did a proper test before I release any of my build & I had tried nilfs method for almost a week ,well I wouldn't say or discourage members not to adopt this method.but on my test result on cm7 it wasn't satisfactory.so I haven't adopted it.but I'll not stop members from adopting this method & make sure you address me with my xda id " sundawg " don't be calling names as " dude " appreciate it.xda has given an identity for a reason,& thanks much again my friend for sharing it.I really appreciate it & members wanting to try out please go ahead & try out,nothing wrong in it.

Peace
[HD2 Android SD Development] lcoroas:
:fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:

the idea is good if it is to improve fast and without locking, not cost anything to test:good:

:cowboy:
[HD2 Android SD Development] HypoTurtle:
Have modified the ramdisk patcher and is working with this ROM, will do a quick check with nilfs2 then post a zip. I used the nand ramdisk from the nand version as a base.
[HD2 Android SD Development] ictimai:
Hey, HypoTurtle, but also take into account some scripts code related to etx4 in the ROM itself! There was nothing like this in Xylo's ROMs...

Apart of this, yes, this your approach seems better - maybe you're more competent to clarify here why? ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] HypoTurtle:
I honestly don't think the ext4 stuff would cause any issue here, the patcher I used before making my previous post does seem to work with nilfs2 unaltered (just got distracted before I could test it). The ext4 stuff I think will just run, notice that there is no ext4 partition and do nothing, so yes to keep it tidy they could be commented / removed but for the same ROM to be installed on both ext4 and nilfs2 without further alteration then it's a little unnecesary, ext4/nilfs2 is working now (I thought it was a few weeks ago but it wasn't).

Anyway have attached the patcher (the same as what could be obtained from the thread in my sig.) but also including the nand ramdisk from the NAND thread and the modified updater-script: the only change being that

package_extract_dir("NativeSD", "/tmp");

set_perm(0, 0, 0777, "/tmp/nativesd.sh");

run_program("/tmp/nativesd.sh");

is added after package_extract_dir("kernel/bootsd", "/boot_dir");​

This will leave the current NativeSD ramdisk as default and will create two others (you will need to rename one of them to use it; or modify nativesd.sh at the bottom so that one overwrites initrd.gz)

If using nilfs2 you'll also need to change mount ext4 in install.sh to either mount auto or mount nilfs2. And you'll need manually copy the binarys / nilfs_cleanerd (will try and make a flashable zip next week).

Sundawg care to add this by default in the next update?

Edit: FYI not really my approach, it was marco.palubi's.

Edit: Have attached the one of nilfs2 ramdisks that would be made by following the above, all I can attest to is that it boots, have some wifi stuff being reported via logcat, if someone can test them properly and see if there's an issue there. Just checked and the -sc version doesn't boot so please disregard it for the time being
[HD2 Android SD Development] sundawg:
Alright hypoturtle.I'll add this up & would test it for couple days.thanks much

Peace
[HD2 Android SD Development] ictimai:
HypoTurtle, just apllied your initrd.gz and yes - it works well and even better than with "my" initrd.gz. It seems NAND ramdisks are better for some reasons - even if they're run on NativeSD.

The only reservations which still remains is about this ROM in general. Have lowered voltages by ~1.5V, set CPU's 126-960 MHz, switched off all animations - however there is still too much power drain, by arround factor 1.5 bigger than in Xylo's PAC. Have anybody any idea what is the culprit and how to remedy it? Some hotfix would be appreciated... ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
Hi may I ask what governor you are using? Smartass should help also are you booting with haret or magldr?
[HD2 Android SD Development] ictimai:
I use smartass and booting from cLK. Has the way you boot anything to do with power drain?
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
I was surpose to put smartassv2:o
[HD2 Android SD Development] lcoroas:
SUNDAWG hi, I test rom boxmax direct NiLFS, and super fast, like much of his rom, I know this works for the NiLFS, I say it will be much faster

thank SUNDAWG:good::good::good::good::good:

:cowboy::cowboy::cowboy:
[HD2 Android SD Development] starbridge:
Dear sundawg :

Thanks for your ROM ! It's great !

....but I cannot find how to setup my facebook account....

Although I have completed the google and email account setting...

Please help me !

Thanks a lot !
[HD2 Android SD Development] sundawg:
Use friendstream open it it'll ask for signup for social networks automatically,select Facebook,it'll pull default Facebook app,sign in & you're good to go

Peace
[HD2 Android SD Development] ictimai:
Hi, what is the difference between "themed" and "stock" verision? Is "themed" functionality introducing any performance overhead? If yes then is it possible to strip already installed (NativeSD) "themed" ROM of everything that "themed" stands for turning it into "stock" version thus reducing unnecessary burden to the hardware?
[HD2 Android SD Development] sundawg:
Replace system.UI, & framework & fusion.apk from my stock build to the theme .if you want,stock look using 7zip
[HD2 Android SD Development] ictimai:
OK, now I look intoo folder tree of 'themed' ROM installed as NativeSD on the card to spot these files/folders you've mentioned above.

So they are:

sundawg/system/framework - the folder with jars and apks
sundawg/system/app/fusion.apk

but I can not find any "system.UI" could you please put the exact path here?

And you've provided no answer about 'themes' performance overhead...
[HD2 Android SD Development] sundawg:
There s no differnce in the performance,system.UI you'll find in app_s
[HD2 Android SD Development] ictimai:
Are you 100% sure about the performance and why?

Is this:

sundawg/system/app/SystemUI.apk

what you mean? (It's without the dot ".")
[HD2 Android SD Development] sundawg:
What you mean 100% sure.s that even a question?this Rom s out since more then an year.if I'm not sure of performance?I've worked on this Rom obvious I know it & be polite if you want to know the answer.don't come random.appreciate it.

Yes that's the one,systemui.apk.
[HD2 Android SD Development] ictimai:
You misunderstood me, I meant: the difference in performance between "themed" and "stock" versions, and whether you did some test if they both are really equally fast?
[HD2 Android SD Development] sundawg:
On nand version of my Rom,both have equal performance,the difference s the themeing plus a little tweak with beats audio in themed one,cause this Rom was made for nand users initially with my dataonext mod.later moved to nativesd.hope that answers your question
[HD2 Android SD Development] ictimai:
Thank you for your kind attention but the point is it's all about NativeSD ROMs... On NAND the versions might be equal in performance but NativeSD seems a different story (maybe because they have different intensity in io operations?)
[HD2 Android SD Development] sundawg:
Performance on nativesd also depends on SD cards. Even a class 10 SD behaves & gives lag & on other end class 4 works flawless,its all sheer luck of your purchase, some cards behave in a weird manner,some works best,but again coming to the point of difference in performance btw two I found,themed little more snappy on nativesd. Very minor difference & also depends on kernel, my nand works on Marc 2.3.but stock nativesd wiss & I started with tytung r16 kernel.so might be the difference you might felt.the problem now is t,I don't have an hd2 on me,as mine got run over by car & the one I got as test phone s full of badblocks,so I might ask my team to test it for future updates.

Peace
[HD2 Android SD Development] MahanAir:
After i Installed some app screen is not turn on while recieving a call
[HD2 Android SD Development] rawdaddymagraden:
Not sure what you mean by some apps ?? But if you mean you are having issues where the phone wont wake for an incoming call then check your cpu setings and governer and make sure the frequency is not set too low. If not maybe you are speaking of the proximity senspr during calls?
[HD2 Android SD Development] ndy.sharkey:
hi if anyone has had bluetooth pairing problems i just put tytungs r14 sensebt fix kernal in and it works fine so far a bit more battery drain but not that much and everything else seems to be working fine and still really fast
[HD2 Android SD Development] rawdaddymagraden:
Thanks for sharing the info bud..... We always encourage sharing your findings..... How much battery drain are you talking?
[HD2 Android SD Development] ndy.sharkey:
hi i found after 24 hours that the battery drain is a lot more but i found a temp solution as like me in my case i use sat navs alot and use a gps unit to save power drain and over heating so what i have done is copy native sd folder and hide it in another folder then in the original native sd folder install tytungs r14 sensebt fix kernal run the rom as normal and bluetooth is fixed but battery drain is more which is fine for work as it is plugged into power all day anyway when i finish work i power down the phone and swap the native sd folders back run rom and low battery drain again which takes less than 5 mins in total it will have to do until this problem is fixed permenantly with new kernal other than all this the rom is by far the best i have tried.
[HD2 Android SD Development] rawdaddymagraden:
OK I understand. I would not suggest anyone with little experience try this method but if it works for you I won't knock it. Glad you have things the way you like them. That's what android is about giving the users a choice.....
[HD2 Android SD Development] lcoroas:
1 month with sundawg theme and work on perfection
[HD2 Android SD Development] adamicj1:
Hi thank you for your rom and this, I found out that you have to install Facebook first before you can do the above settings. Then the above and Facebook will then work

regards
[HD2 Android SD Development] blackphoenix50:
links are dead

hello everyone!happy new year!links are dead could someone reupload the stock version?

thanx!
[HD2 Android SD Development] prodigyfied:
Same request here :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] Robbie P:
I am uploading to dev host, info from build.prop...

Pretty sure this is the right one.

You may need to swap initrd.gz if you get volume button resets, see http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=34727148&postcount=23

Mirror- http://d-h.st/JXH

Will remove link at [MENTION=1003393]sundawg[/MENTION]'s request
[LG Optimus 3D] dotiep0402:
Help!

Google translate:

I use the LG Optimus 3D P920.

I can not up the rom, wipe cache davil, wipe cache partition, wipe data / factory reset => install zip from sdcard ...... Go to the installation to be a piece of it complete. Restart the stand at the LG screen. I have tried many times but failed.

I tried the rom of xbsall, p-Vlad, xafalo.

Feeling of having to use google translate.

Thanks!
[LG Optimus 3D] TMProduct1onZ:
What android version are you running? :D

Sent from my P920 using ICS 4.0.4 by XBSA :cool:
[LG Optimus 3D] dotiep0402:
Thanks you !

My P920 3D:

+ Android version: 2.3.5

+ Baseband version: L6260_MODEM_SIC_01.1042.00

+ Kernel version: 2.6.35.7

+ Build number: GRJ90

+ Software version: LGP920-V20c-APR-25-2012
[LG Optimus 3D] Pesach85:
You have to install the XBSA rom before with XBSA method.. Why you noobs don't like to read all threads before to put hands on your smartphone?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1956347

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1963847
[LG Optimus 3D] dotiep0402:
I tried rom of xbsall but also not successful.
[LG Optimus 3D] Pesach85:
You tried but have you red the thread?

The roms are two:

- one is the stock SU760 ported by XBSA to flash with lgflashtool

- the second is the custom XBSA 2.1a to install through recovery which is similar to Darkroom (the darkroom has just some more features)

The main thing to know (that you should read on thread) is: at the moment you can't install ANY custom rom if before you don't install the stock SU760.

OK?
[LG Optimus 3D] dotiep0402:
Thank you very much!

Where should I start from?

Let me read again. I use google tranlate.

My English a little weak.
[LG Optimus 3D] TMProduct1onZ:
Sent from my P920 using ICS 4.0.4 by XBSA :cool:
[LG Optimus 3D] dotiep0402:
Great !

I succeeded!

Thank you very much, all!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JLneonhug:
Anyone getting occasional hot restarts on rooted stock rom?

Maybe once a week? Not really doing anything intensive at the time.

Maybe it's time to flash new updated and tweaked rom on here.. Been good and resisting the flashaholic in me...
[HTC EVO 3D] 1ackass:
Hello!

I would like top know what's the best way to backup messages if I want to completely wipe all partitions and then for example to flash android 2.x to 4.x
[HTC EVO 3D] viper08:
Titainium backup is excellent.
[HTC EVO 3D] iDannyPR:
U can try SMS Backup (the blue and white icon) from the play store. Is good.

-DELTA
[HTC EVO 3D] 1ackass:
Ok, thanks :)
[HTC EVO 3D] beneath-a-burning-turtle:
It might be a bit late but save your picture mail (if you have any) because the sms backup Danny recommended (that I also use myself ironically enough lol) doesn't backup mms
[HTC EVO 3D] 1ackass:
Thanks, but I only need to backup sms :p
[HTC EVO 3D] Z23:
You should also consider using an alternate SMS app like Go SMS with build in backup function.
[HTC EVO 3D] sailio:
I use android tuner
[HTC EVO 3D] Bazyl93:
Ill use titanium backup and then copy files to my PC for safety, its best way for me (if sdcard will be damaged u still have backup on PC)
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] wrapper:
Can anyone confirm that this is a full sim unlock?
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] owl74:
I have tried 3, O2, giffgaff, and an Asian roaming sim and the phone have signal and does not prompt for network password like it did before unlocking...
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] _Dennis_:
Looks like it worked for me on T-mobile USA model also.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] owl74:
That's really good to hear!!!:good: thanks for letting us know...
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] _Dennis_:
No problems. I did the steps did not work. Did them a second time, looks like it worked.

Used a verizon LTE sim, but they are a CDMA carrier. First time I tried the verizon sim asked for unlock code. Tried steps again and second time it did not calk for sim unlock code. I got signal but the notification bar still said searching.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] AlcoholicDoc:
Works perfectly on the AT&T SGH-I317! T-Mobile SIM had no issues. :)
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] dan4joy143:
OMG it work im in the UK & my note 2 WAS lock on EE now im using my o2 THANK U i don't have to pay EE to unlock my phone:good:
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] trim81:
Wow. I fricckin paid $25x3 codes for ours...

Could have saved me $75 bucks.

I wonder if this works on galaxy s3??
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] HomieX:
Thanks for sharing ! :)

/Homie
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] MRBULLRED:
I have a at&t note 2 also. I did the steps as listed, how do I confirm it worked?
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] owl74:
Put a sim from another carrier. If the phone does not ask for a code and you can use that sim to make calls then it worked.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] mypantsaretorn:
just unlocked my at&t phone for free! Thanks OP!! Tested by inserting my old vzw lte sim. Before unlocking I got a pop up asking for the unlock code after putting in the vzw sim. After going though the steps it no longer asks me for the unlock code! Success!!
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] xclub_101:
Hmm, this might open some very interesting options ...

Hmm, this might open some very interesting options - one of them being that the Samsung private key was somehow compiled into the modem tool inside the ROM; I wonder if that might be extracted from there and if that is Samsung-wide or just N710x-wide; what I do not doubt so much is that if that works so well then the next official ROM will remove it - but if I am right about the key it will remain valid so tools based on that could be made :good:
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] snakeman65:
I can imagine that the official response from samsung on this would be "oops"! Fantastic :)
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Amowagou:
Thank OP for the excellent information, you just saved me $25 bucks. :laugh:

I am getting greedy, can someone come up with the steps to root the phone? :p
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] jsho31:
Can confirm it works on ATT and T-Mobile. I did my att one and my friends t-mobile on a few minutes ago. Thanks OP

Sent from my SAMSUNG NOTE DEUCE
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] EmptyArea:
Thanks.

Op you are legendary, can I ask how you discovered this? I'm interested in finding the other hidden codes for the Samsung LTE phones.

Work for me on n7105 from Orange, however the menus did not behave in an intuitive way. It might be worth explaining what happens/what to expect with your details.

Has anyone tried putting the lock back on? Is it possible?

Also do you have any credits to share, I like to know all the people who helped - after all; networking is the key to success.

Again, legendary. Thank you.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] owl74:
No problem. I just found out about the secret code somewhere on xda, but it was for another topic I couldn't remember. But I never read about it being able to unlock the phone. I just carefully played with the menu and accidentally found about it.

I have not tried putting the lock back on.... who knows we cannot unlock it again... if you want to try it, feel free and please let us know, but for me, I will not:D

===

edit:

what do you mean by it did not behave in an intuitive way?

====

Did a search and there's a plethora of codes here
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] meatlocker:
AT&T GN2 - worked perfectly. Thanks OP!
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] xdevilium:
Hello XDA, This is my first Windows Phone app, Hope you like it :)

With this app you can search for most torrents thanks to a script by Eden from github, And then download them remotely to your PC using uTorrent Remote
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] Khatmal:
This looks beautiful. I hope you release it to the Market for those less fortunate. :)

Can you let us know what sources it uses to search, and if the user can modify the list?
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] xdevilium:
Sure, I use Eden's search engine https://github.com/edent/Mobile-Web-Torrent
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Wasmosy:
Hello there, a friend of mine has a Galaxy Mini 6500L (the "L" stands for "Latin America", I'm from Paraguay btw), so, he wants to install a custom rom but I'm afraid that he lose the modem and **** up the HDSPA, so, is there a way to backup that modem to flash it with odin or install it from recovery?

I can root the phone if necessary ...

Cheers

PS: theres is no Stock ROM in sammobile for the 6500L
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] dheeraj (dhlalit11):
firstly this cannot happen but if you want to backup the modem

then you can do so by mounting the radio partition of the mobile (if it is already mounted then that's very good)

to get radio partition type "cat proc/mtd" in the terminal

and yeah you will need root for doing this

but modem for original galaxy mini 2 will also work on l
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Wasmosy:
the problem is that the L version has a modem that works in differents frequencies ... happened with my galaxy ace (s5830L), im gonna root the phone and im gonna look on /dev ...

thanks ...

PS: I get a stock rom of the 6500L, but is one package, is there a way to get just modem.bin?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] dheeraj (dhlalit11):
what it contains
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Wasmosy:
just S6500LWHLI1_S6500LUVOLI1_S6500LWHLI1_HOME.tar.md5 and I can't decompress that file ..

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] dheeraj (dhlalit11):
that is a tar file use winrar
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Wasmosy:
I decompress that and I get

system.img.ext4

boot.img

recovery.img

fat.bin

cache.img.ext4

hidden.img.ext4

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] dheeraj (dhlalit11):
that fat.bin can be modem

or it may be available in the hidden.img.ext (can mount with virtual sheep)