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[Samsung Infuse 4G] scott.hart.bti:
As im sure most of you all know, I have locked the Unofficial CM10 thread. It isnt because of one person or one event, but something that has been coming for a long time. I have been stressing myself with this build and making sure that everyone was happy and doing pretty much everything i could do, but it didnt seem to be enough. While i appreciate the feedback, it is very disappointing to release cm10.1 when pretty much no other phones have released it (due to the lack of source merged and changes necessary for jellybean 4.2.1) and have nothing but post after post of this doesnt work and this doesnt look right and this is running horrible and blah blah blah even after i made it absolutely clear time after time that there may be issues since there is alot of source changes that are missing. You would think that since i took the time to merge the needed changes and work tirelessly to make changes and get the changes merged into our device/kernel trees to get CM 10.1 built and IMO running nicely, there would be alot of positive feedback and alot of understanding from the community that there may be little issues here and there since not everything was completely merged in on the CM side, but that was not the case as everyone expects perfection right and nothing else. Anyways, with that said, Building CM10 was becoming more of a job instead of something fun that i loved to do. And believe me... I havent had nearly enough donations to be ok with considering this a job... Nor do i expect alot of donations and for those of you who have supported me, I greatly appreciate it. I WILL CONTINUE to build CM10 and posting new builds on my goo page found HERE. I will not however be unlocking the CM10 thread. So... If you like my work and like my builds, keep an eye on my goo page and download when you are notified there is an update. If you like the build, great... if not, flash something else.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
you have a charachter flaw. you're a people pleaser. once you get over that and become a true asshole you will be much happier in life.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] csandman1977:
Lol! So true!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Thoth7475:
Just wanted to put my two cents in...I've been an avid user of the roms from this site for quite awhile now & have never felt the need to register because any issues I've ever had,I've been able to rectify with some searching or have been on roms that have clearly stated they were beta's & expected to have flaws. That being said...after watching what happened on your infuse board, I just wanted to let you know the fact that you're continuing to develop & keep our phones updated with the best features gave me the first true reason to register so I could say thanks...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] rgrbckr:
Thank You.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] PoXFreak:
I don't blame Scott for having the thread closed, not one bit.

And Dani is correct, Scott's character flaw is only that he's missing the "asshole" gene that some tend to have.

Now on to the good part...

I'm getting back into the swing of things as far as porting and development goes. My first attempt is going to be a nearly pure AOSP build using Aries repos and some Maguro/Takju code base, with parts from the most recent CM10.1 base. I have an idea of what I want to incorporate, but it should be light and clean, with a smooth interface.

Scott, I will be in touch with you shortly on this, as I need to finish and finalize my SDK installs and get everything going correctly for a first build. :D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] openwheelracing:
Just checked Scotts goo link. Can I safely assume the development continues? If so hallelujah the infuse lives on.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] hattrickinc:
Most of the people that posted just wanted insight on their issues. Personally, I posted there because I felt I wasn't getting any response in the Q&A thread.

I think we should learn from the miscommunication.

One of the bigger problems we faced was that the build thread was the most responsive place to get an answer, and the bugs people had weren't clearly documented somewhere (you can't tell someone to search 500+ pages, find a bug, match it to their build, etc) so they could find and know NOT to post about it.

Going forward, maybe we can have:

Build thread- keep updated on the status of the build

Bug thread- to review / report the current build bugs

Q&A thread- how do I rotate the screen, why is this doing that, etc

Thoughts?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mg2195:
But Scott specifically asked multiple times not to post bugs on the 4.2/cm10.1 releases due to the fact that source is still being merged -cm said themselves that the 4.2 code would be buggy and that you probably wouldn't be able to build anything with it...for the most part Scott proved both of those wrong

However I do like the idea of the three threads
[Samsung Infuse 4G] UnhoIy:
Yes, he will keep developing, but don't expect to see updates on this forum, which is a shame. His CM10 thread was actually the only reason I got on XDA.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ixijimixi:
Thanks for the update, Scott. Don't let the drama llamas get you down
[Samsung Infuse 4G] csandman1977:
For the most part I agree with you. Its why I probably pissed a bunch of people off defending the late comers and those that just don't know about logcats and such.

However, it was stated multiple times by not just Scott but the more senior and knowledgeable members that the 4.2 was going to have problems.

I agree searching through 1000 plus posts can be a daunting task and maybe I just don't have a life but I've done it for every ICS/JB rom I've flashed.. But I was there at the beginning of that development so it made it easier. But you didn't have to read more than 2 pages between warnings for the 4.2.

I'm on Scott's side on this one.

If nothing else click on the op's profile and just read all their posts.

Personally I think only devs should be allowed to post on a dev thread but I don't see that happening anytime soon.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Whizzpopper:
I agree. I think there should be a minimum post count of 100 and a requirement to agree to a separate 'contract' to post in dev. threads. I read dev threads to find out what's going on in development not the rubbish that appears in most dev threads. The infuse forums have been fairly tolerant of this kind of thing. Other forums on xda, much less so.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] wdouglass:
Changelog

I think another part of the problem is that very little actual development discussion happens here. It seems that people release their stuff here, and respond to bug reports, but that's about it. You can learn a lot about Linux by reading the archives of the Linux Kernel Mailing List (LKML). It's not quite the same situation here, learning about android is much harder (i have yet to find an android equivalent for the LKML)

Anyway, Thanks for continuing development! Will you be posting a change log between releases? I just like to know what I'm flashing ahead of time :)

Thanks,

woody
[Samsung Infuse 4G] omansteveo:
Scotts just released CM10.1 on goomanager 12/10 build go check it out
[Samsung Infuse 4G] asadjewonxmas:
Scott,

Glad to see you will be still be developing. Will there be some type of change log somewhere that we can view? I agree with some of the past. 500 pages of posts to read/search is alot. possibly a better brake down would have keep people posting in the correct places. Also with the 4.2 merge MY opionion would have been to make a separate thread as the last 4.1.2 was stable and really usable as its still my current daily. If the items arent merged maybe it isnt a good idea to even make a realease unless its to a few beta testers. That way 100s of people dont whine and complain about known or dumb issues.

Either way keeep up the good work.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] threi_:
Not sure how it would be accomplished, but a good idea would be to remove all posts from the cm10 thread and only scott could post in it (updates/changelog).

I have no idea how feasible that would be though.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] hovin1988:
Many thanks to scott

Hi scott, I never felt the need to comment in your thread because I never had any problems with your ROM.

But now I feel the need to comment here to express my gratitude for all the hard work that you have put into this ROM.

Your ROM is the first one that I tried, and also the best one I've seen/used. I'm VERY glad that you will continue your work for the Infuse.

Again, I thank you for your work, and I will be looking forward to future updates!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] BLU CIVIC:
This^

And this^

I generally just read through the thread reading peoples issues if i ran into one rather than post. Issues were always sorted out if i kept reading. But thanks for all your hard work in creating roms, I know i'd be really bad off without them :good:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] tehtrk:
I think the communication and forum issues are simply a result of using a forum for "developer collaboration". Then to top it off, many are using tapatalk, which has the most useless search feature ever. I've heard the argument that a proper browser should be used, but many just won't.

As long as a forum is used for xda development, it will continue to be more like a ROM forum than anything else intended without ridiculous amounts of moderation (even judicious use of temp bans without warning).

Forums are good for arguing lol. Bugtrackers are good for tracking bugs, especially since they are easy to police. If you want feedback as well, make a special category for that. Duplicates and invalid reports can be easily identified and marked as such. For all other forums(general, q&a, accessories, etc.) a forum makes sense to me. For the development forum, a forum, IMO, makes little sense.

If the forum format is used in order to foster community, fine. You can expect a lot of drama, arguing, complaining, and everything else that goes along with it.

Just my opinion. I could be completely wrong.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] saxk:
I agree that trying to find every bug/issue in 500+ pages can be tough... But there are a group of people that don't even try. e.g.: someone will post an issue, someone will post an answer, then someone else will post the same issue, sometimes on the same page.

I think that people should at least read 5 previous pages before they post... 10 would be better.

Those are the aggravating ones... for a reader... that's probably 100 times worse from the dev's perspective.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] lukas_s:
Does anybody think using the clock Daydream will cause screen burn in? The Galaxy Nexus has had issues with screen burn in from the on-screen navigation buttons, and it uses the same screen technology as the Infuse.

Basically, I want to set Daydream to show the clock as I'm charging my phone. I use my Infuse as an alarm clock, and it would be nice to have a clock visible while I'm charging it at night, but not at the risk of screen burn in.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] DarK_DemoN:
You shouldn't have a problem at all with leaving the clock on overnight.

The daydream clock moves positions after a certain amount of time which causes pixel shift. The movement of the pixels (clock) ensures screen burn is not a problem when using the feature for extended periods of time.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mg2195:
Also depends on brightness...idk how long it sits on the same spot...but I have a burn in of the Samsung logo right on the middle of my screen...its barely noticeable right now...but if you think about it...the phone is barely on that screen -so the fact that I have a slight burn in from that suggests that its a lot easier to get a burn in then most think...I also have one a lot worse from the status bar...but that's only noticeable when using a full screen app that is light colored

I'd say it all depends on the time, brightness, and age/condition of the screen...basically as the phone gets older it gets more vulnerable to burn ins

-thats my guess at least...so I'd say yes its a possibility of a burn in...but then again...everything else gives that possibility...its the downside of having an amoled screen :/ if others have reported getting a burn in from the app then you are just as likely as they were
[Samsung Infuse 4G] DarK_DemoN:
Well I put it in night mode if I do use it a night which causes the brightness to be almost nonexistent. I haven't seen any signs of screen burn yet but I've only been using it at nights for a couple of days now so its probably too early to make any conclusions as far as my experience with it goes although I will let you know if and when I do start noticing the signs of screen burn seeing as this is AMOLED technology we're talking about lol :p

And I've noticed the clock moves positions every 15-20 seconds or so but I don't necessarily sit here counting every second precisely lol has something to do with getting bored and sidetracked easily I guess :p

-Sent from that.... you know.... thing that sends these things-
[Samsung Infuse 4G] The Jack of Clubs:
I have no issues at all. Not even so much as a freeze or even a hiccup. My brother has a skyrocket and is jealous of the development on my phone. He recently bought me a cool lg stereo Bluetooth headset and it's working flawlessly. if anybody else is complaining about missing features or battery life issues, ignore them. The only change I wish for is a time out on the capacitive years key backlights, but I can live without it.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] SquadCap:
Just felt the need to say how much stress you've eased on my part with this release. Flashing it tomorrow looking forward to it based on reviews . Thanks Scott!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] pioyassen:
Cheer up

Scott im using your lattest cm10 4.2.1 and its awesome really, thank you very much for all the effort, i just read the IMPORTANT thread you posted and i want to express my admiration and support to you and let you know not all of us want to ***** about tinny bugs and "not working things" i know its a work in constant developement. so just Thank you!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] JIML410:
Another Great ROM Scott. I have been using your ROM's for several months and they have all been great. You have the gift. The boot animation on this ROM is great. Before I flash, I always do a wipe and format first, and I have not had any issues that I could not figure out and I am a n00b to this. You just have to be patient, and read, read and read the Q & A's, and OP's some more, you will find what you did wrong. Thanks for keeping the Infuse humming along at lighting speed.

Infuse running BeanStalk
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ramnathn:
I have heavy drain on battery. Maps is consuming it. I did open and close maps app. This happened on both CM10.1 and beanstalk. I did clean wipe before installing app and I'm using 1212 gapps.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Zen Arcade:
Search the cm10.1 Dev thread for "rom toolbox pro".. You will find some posts on freezing unneeded Maps services.... Might help your situation.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MekZii:
I was on a older version of paranoid (4.1). And now I wanted to go to the latest version (4.2). I downloaded the files with goomanager when I had 4.1 still installed. After resetting in recovery I remembered and realised I downloaded the wrong gapps cause it downloaded the latest 4.1 gapps and not the 4.2 version.

After only installing 4.2 without gapps I downloaded the right gapps in goomanager again. After getting back in recovery and resetting again. I tried installing the 4.2 again but I got a error. I also so that my files got moved (prob because of the multi user option in 4.2?).

After leaving the recovery I couldnt load up android normally and I couldnt go back into recovery from bootloader (prob cause of the bug and I need to do that from a computer right?).

My problem now is. How do I get the 2 zip's file I downloaded from my laptop to my nexus 7? I always have had a android phone with a sd slot, but the nexus 7 doesnt have one. Is there a way to drop the 2 zip on the nexus 7 and install them from recovery. Or do I need to do it from ADB (but I dont know much about how to use it). I know there is a command to reboot into recovery (adb reboot recovery I believe). But what are the commands for factory resetting(maybe also reformatting the nexus 7 so my music/video files are deleted?). And finally installing the zip's on my laptop. (I have both a mac and windows machine).

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[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kodiack99:
Just install nexus 7 toolkit install it on your pc ,connect your n7 and follow the onscreen instructions.It will run the ADB commands through a selection process and let you do pretty much anything without the typing of the manual commands.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Calwa:
i think too, it works in the command control with the manual commands
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] elcash:
Hi all,

Trying to follow OTA ICS for GT-P7320 Tutrioal, and I fail miserably at "second" - I'm unable to get root access.

Seems like my model is quite peculiar - it's without SD card slot. This seems to be my tab.

The guides state that the SD card slot should be used:

Without an SD card slot, what do I do? And how come the guide is mentioning SD card when that's not an option on this model (at least not on my tab)? Do I need a usb-adapter of some kind?

I've searched here and elsewhere for an explanation, and most of all I'm surprised noone seems to have asked about this... So please help me, what am I missing here?
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] jd1639:
Download superuser to your download subdirectory, it'll default to this directory. Form cwm got to that directory.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] Jaxke:
A video showing it easily

This video shows it very easily. Doesn't matter if your not spanish, just do what he does. And ma sure u have DISabled any process of samsung kies on your PC.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyMp0pFo-Rw
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] Colorado Koolaid:
Root the mysterious sgh i957 lte att 8.9 tab

Me too 4 years after you have tried. There still is not a solid tutorial on how to do this on this specific device! To boot I updated to 4.0.4 which makes it even more confusing. I am new to this and really exited to research and learn which I have been doing for week sitting here recovering from surgery. There must be someone out there that has done this successfully.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] Colorado Koolaid:
The sdcard folder is in the system folder. Download "File Explorer FX" from playstore . Open FX, select the folder system, then you should see the "sdcard" folder in there. I am a non band had the same problem.
[HTC Sensation] Encerspay:
How would gaming be??

I want to get this phone and have stock ICS/Sense on it!

However, I want to be able to play games smoothly, and I want this phone to be compatible with lots of games.

With 768 mb of RAM and 1.2 GHz Dual-Core processor, that shouldn't be an issue... right?!?!

I want games. Like, Angry Birds, Bad Piggies, Fun Run, Temple Run, Infectonator, Dead Trigger, Shadowgun, etc.

Can I do this? Or am I asking for too much!!

Thanks in advance, guys!!
[HTC Sensation] realsis:
I play most of those games now and they play great but I'm rooted and have CPU armv7 processor In my rom, so gaming is great without any lag. I have been rooted since I first got my device so I really forgot what gaming is like unrooted. If your unhappy with the performance, you can always root and tweak this device to your liking. That's the great thing about the sensation. It's very customizable! So it's all really up to you and what you want. If you don't like something, or performance you can change it to more suit your needs. I hope this is helpful. Best wishes.
[HTC Sensation] Encerspay:
Thanks for the reply!! Yes, that is actually quite helpful!

Would you mind telling me which of the list of games you haven't played?

The fact that you're not having trouble playing them gives me hope :)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Haze77:
Hi. I am new to android and trying to root my Google Nexus S which has a broken power button, so can't use the normal methods.

I have searched but cannot find a way of unlock and or rooting without the power button.

My question is that is it possible to root without the power button working? Can it be done through some terminal commands? I have tried the one click root for Nexus S and that did not work either.

Please help.

Thanks in advance.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] polobunny:
Depends on what Android version you are running. If it's Gingerbread, yes. Otherwise, no.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Haze77:
it says Android version 4.1.2, baseband version i9020xxki1, kernel version 3.031-g5894150

When I used the one click script and it went into fast boot mode, I am sure it said bootloader unlocked or something similar in red.

Thanks.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] polobunny:
One click can't do nothing if you're not able to press power when you need to unlock fastboot.

You're pretty much SOL.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lamenaceQC:
I have the same issue -_-.... :banghead:
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leafsacc:
Where to buy Power Button then?

I am in the exact same situation! Trying to root without a power button.

I'm not at the banghead stage yet, but I'm trying to look for a power button replacement.

Can anyone share with me where you bought your power button for the Nexus S from?

thanks.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jcnbama:
When I look at my battery Stats and it shows "Android System" what exactly does that mean? I am on CM10 running King Kang Kernel OC. Auto brightness. Just looking for an interpretation.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jcnbama:
When I click on it it shows a generic list of things I hardly use...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] android88:
Those are apps that usually run in the background. Do you use settings a lot? They are included in the "Android System" part of the battery stats.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jcnbama:
Not so much. Occasionally go in there...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] android88:
Oh. Android System consists of a lot of stuff that usually runs in the background so try using GSAM to see what's taking your battery life.
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Litatus:
Well, to make the history short.

1.- The Captivate Glide shows the samsung logo, nothing more

2.- When you try to get into the recovery, in the upper top left corner of the screen you can see "booting android recovery", but also stays there, does not get into the recovery.

3.- It does get into the download mode. I flashed with odin the ICS and de GB, but the same. I tried to flash just the GB kernel (after I've flashed the official GB rom), nothing. If flash the ICS rom, and then I flash the GB rom, I get an exclamation simbol, and does not go any furder.

4.- another thing that I notes, is that the cellpho won't restart after a flashing of a full rom, only when I flash a kernel, and only if I take out the battery and then power it on.

5.- When you plug the charger, it shows the battery icon, but it never shows the battery level.

HOW CAN I SOLVE THIS PROBLEM?

Thanks
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Krllo:
Try to install INC3PTION ROM...
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Litatus:
I can't install the inc3ption, since I can not get into the recovery manager.

Or there is a way to flash inc3ption with odin?
[Samsung Captivate Glide] Litatus:
I was reading this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1457458

It is for the SII, but there is some important informations, like: "Enters Download mode but does NOT enter recovery mode (usually means a NAND rw corruption)".

There is a way to Re-Partition of repair the NAND?

It seems that I need a .pit file in order to odin to do the re-partition.
[TouchPad General] ba114:
Hi all,

Im currently running cm10 20121205 and flashed gapps 20121011.

problem is now play store basically returns nothing. I installed shadowgun deadzone and asphalt 7 previously on cm9 from play, but deleted. now on cm10 i cant even search for them. they dont display in search results.

i'm running 132dpi, however have tried on 160 as well.

i've edited buil.prop to samsung SGH-T989 to see if that helps (hadnt done that on cm9), but no.

has anyone else got/had issues with play only showing limited results? how did u fix it?

thanks