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[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatUK.8:
Getting this error when trying to update some apps today. My phone is stock. Wondering if maybe my created APN settings have anything to do with it but I have been running that APN for a week. My APN is straight from a thread on here for better speeds. Thanks
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stud_muffler:
Just try later, it always goes away for me (on other phone, not N4)

:cool:
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatUK.8:
It is odd. Some apps now have gone through but one is being stubborn.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rabbit140:
As others have already said, just keep trying. It's not your phone being faulty, some apps are just unable to install properly (had it on Xperia Neo V).
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] afilopou:
Please delete
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aperseghin:
Ok im looking at kernels and im not going to ask "whats the best?" but im really not understanding the difference.

What im looking for is a kernel thats stable (that seems like all of them), one that allows under-clock/volting (and any other batter saving tricks) and one that will work well with my rom (XenonHD rc3) as most of the kernels seem to be using anyrom i dont think this is an issue.

i have been using the stock kernel then tinys kernel but im wondering if Zen or Air are going to serve me better?

Here is the order im looking at things

Stability

battery

speed

cosmetics

From what i can tell the governors dont seem to matter much as long as there are a few available (performance, interactive, conservative, power-saver) and the schedulers are even less important as they can handle normal use just fine. SIO or no-op or CFQ all work just fine for me. never tried FIFO but it seems kinda restrictive when multitasking

So from a development standpoint could someone explain whats so different in TINY, ZEN, and AIR i would much appreciate your input. They all seem to start from google source, are the compiled different?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aperseghin:
Ok so i am trying Zen and i like that the CPU can be clocked lower. but im still not sure about whats best for me. A comparrison chart would be grand but i have no idea what to compare
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cilraaz:
The major differences between kernels are what kernel version they're compiled from, what modules are compiled into the kernel, which I/O schedulers are included, and which CPU governors are included. Depending on what the kernel dev has included, the kernel tends to run better or worse on specific devices. Unfortunately, it tends to vary quite a bit even within a single device line.

Zen is the best one I've found yet for my device. Others swear by Franco, Air, Trinity, etc. It's really a matter of trial and error on a device-by-device basis.

Finally, your statement about governors and schedulers not being that important is a bit wrong, in my opinion. Schedulers are definitely the lesser of the two, but depending on your usage, you can get a little bit of an I/O performance increase by using the "right" scheduler. The same thing goes for governors. A properly tweaked governor can save a bit of battery and/or boost your performance. Just like the kernels themselves, though, it would vary device-by-device and based on the user's usage type.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hrustus:
hi :)

My device is Samsung Galaxy Y.

Already i am trying to make my flashable icon pack. I use guide mrallyluz (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=35308133#post35308133). I have icons, custom icon pack, updater script, but i don't know how can i add more icons. I mean, for example, in folder unpack i have folders browser.apk, settings.apk, calendar.apk with custom icons inside these folders, and i want to add more icons to change. So, should i take names apps from system/app and make folder with this name inside res/drawable-ldpi?

Where can i find icon files? With RootExplorer i searched everywhere and no results... :3

I know that there are a lot of icon packs, but i want to learn something new and just make my phone prettier :]

Just i want to create more folders in flashicon.zip/unpack because i want to change icons of all apps in my phone, but i am a little noob (for now ^^).

I hope that you understand me :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deadly:
Y u have created 2 threads for same question?:mad:

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[General Questions and Answers] talrune:
I get confused is cricket gsm or cdma? I have a samsung galaxy axiom that is a cdma phone but i swore cdma did not use sim cards but this one does...im wanting to maybe flash it over to cricket if I am able to but for some reason i cant geta straight answer on wether cdma can be used on cricket or only gsm.

thanks
[General Questions and Answers] talrune:
i assume no one knows then and why does this cdma phone use a sim i thught cdma phones did not only gsm did...but my main question is above, can I use my galaxy axiom from us cellular with cricket if flashed to cricket since its a cdma phone?
[General Questions and Answers] talrune:
anyone?
[General Questions and Answers] talrune:
guess ill have to get another phone seems no one knows the answer to my post:(
[General Questions and Answers] Benjamin7758:
U can flash to page plus cricket or Verizon far as I know
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zkrp5108:
Was on CM9 wiped everything. Clean install and flashed a JB rom (CM10) and am now stuck on boot screen? I am flashing for a friend I rooted his phone a while ago and needed to update him. I do this on my own HTC device all the time. So i am not sure what one does when stuck on a samsung device. Help is greatly appreciated
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BWolf56:
Is it bootlooping? How long as it been on the boot screen?

Are you able to get in recovery? If so, reflash (dirty) right over CM10. If that doesn't work, get in download mode, flash stock KK4 with Odin then Corn kernel with Odin 1.85, from there, you can flash CM10 and the Gapps.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zkrp5108:
what is the method to get into Recovery without the power button? My friend just told me his button is janky at best? It goes to the white AT&t screen then sits on that screen the whole time never moves sometimes is goes black but just pops back up. We wiped everything so there is nothing to boot to. We were trying to just wipe everything clean and start over to just clean up the device. So what options do I have, or do you suggest? thanks again
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BWolf56:
The buttons combo to recovery is both volumes + power button, Download mode is volume down + power button
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hutch2k7:
this worked for me

this is what worked for me in similar situation.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m1batt1:
The bootloop you are experiencing isn't really something that you did wrong. Going from ICS to JB includes a partition layout change and when you flash a JB rom the first time it will either reboot during the first flash or it will flash quickly(only flashing the new kernel and changing the layout) then when you try to boot you end up in a bootloop.

Now as far as getting back into recovery... my power button is jacked too so heres some ideas for you. If you do a battery pull and then replace it does the phone automatically power on? If yes then do a battery pull, then before replacing it, hold down the power and both volume buttons. Insert the battery while still holding them all. You should then see the att screen then maybe the kernel splash screen or itll just go black. As soon as you see the att screen again release all of the buttons and it will (hopefully) boot you into recovery. This has worked for me even though my power button doesn't work.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4-2ndtwin:
The method of adb or at least "[Utility] ADB Portable by Red_81" found in the dev forum would work... but only if somehow ur debugging was enabled. If not, then download mode is the only option.---hold both volume +&- and insert mirco usb...
[HTC One S] gisaac2157:
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I had the hTC EVO Design 4G as pretty much my first Smart Android. (Im not including the LG optimus M). The Switched to the Galaxy note & S3 for a while NOw Im using the HTC one S. I normally never have these problems or ever post on the forums. But Im desperate for fast help. I know how to do everything on both the htc evo 4g and design.

but The Ville is diff. without the removable battery

im blabbering....

let me try to STEPbySTEP explain my steps up to my not working Device.

!. I tried to Flash the Energy_9.07.2012.OneS.zip rom through TWRP at first. (thats was the suggesttion in the thread. So that the recovery would Flash the correct Kernel. But upon reboot. I discovered that contrary to the devs suggestion the WiFi still didnt work. So I flashed CWM through ROM manager. reboot into recovery flash wiped cache/ factory reset. But I dont think I wiped system, data, or anything not in the main Menu, Energy_9.07.2012.OneS.zip and I reboot. Upon reboot the HTC screen had the warning for use in htc do not distribute...then the bootanimation popped up and finally the booted up fine. Wifi was working this time. But now my network wasnt right. I didnt give the rom time to settle in though. I panic and open CMD and ran adb reboot fastboot.

Waited waited

now the boot loader was up. I had to unplug my deviice for the screen to show fastboot usb.

then this is where I think I ****ed up my phone

(I extracted the boot.img from the Energy_9.07.2012.OneS.zip and placed it in my android folder on C I also adb pulled my twrp recovery to

C:\android and renamed to recovery,img I wanted TWRP back I hate how CWM automaticaly boots when you plug it in tp charge from dead)

Now I had in my C:\Android\boot.img and \recovery.img.

I ran the command (im not sure if I ran boot or recovery first)Also my phone was anywhere near a full battery cloase to dead but my CMD window showed complete.

C:\Windows\system32>fastboot flash boot C:\android\boot.img

C:\Windows\system32>fastboot flash recovery C:\android\recovery.img

Now my phone is plugged into my Lenovo Thinkpad t410 with Win7 Pro OEM The red light to the top right isnt blinking like the battery to low to power on notification. Its steady. but when I hold down to turn on either the lights for the capacitie buttons flash untill I let go of the button or I do a combo of plugging in and out the usb and holding the power and volume bottons not sure Which order. PLEASE HELP! iM EXPECTING A PHONE CALL ABOUT A JOB INTERVIEW RESULTS.

In my time in CMD this error did pop up a few times. But I open HTC sync let it load. and then it would work.

C:\Windows\system32>adb reboot device

adb server is out of date. killing...

ADB server didn't ACK

* failed to start daemon *

error:

Would A ruu fix this????? Although I haven't once successively used one.

COMMENT, PM, IM, ME I DON'T CARE JUST PLEASE HELP ME AN MY POOR [PHONE] GUARANTEED THANKS BUTTON!!!!!!! USAGE AS FOR HELPING.
[HTC One S] ultimul:
why would you flash something made for HTC ONE S if you have HTC EVO

especially when you're just starting to learn about

sorry, but I would guess that you're chance is to find somewhere a ruu for your model
[HTC One S] gisaac2157:
I have the HTC One S Ville

I was stating how I use to have the evo
[HTC One S] AKToronto:
If you hold down the power button long enough the leds should stop flashing. You should try that and then once it goes off, hold down the volume down and the power button.

That should get you back into bootloader. From there you may want to try flashing a custom kernel (the SENSE version of Fusion, for example).

An RUU could help, but you would need to relock your bootloader in order to flash it. You would need to be able to get to your bootloader screen. RUUs are EXE files and are pretty self explanatory when you run them and have your phone connected. See http://www.4shared.com/folder/jKN2qjTl/HTC_Ville_RUU_Collection.html for RUUs. There is also a thread on RUUs in the development thread. Read that too.

But first things first, you need to be able to access your bootloader! Keep fiddling with your power button and volume down button.

AKToronto
[HTC One S] ultimul:
can you reboot into recovery/fastboot? press the power button for 5-7 seconds until the keys start blinking;

the phone should reset after it

some RUU, you can find here:

http://androidforums.com/one-s-all-things-root/560329-ruu-download-mirrors.html
[HTC One S] gisaac2157:
Thanks so much.

I feel really stupid for not knowing THAT. Now whats up with the energy rom? the thread says stable. How am I suppose to flash it?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erc.:
Alright, Please forgive me for not being caught up on my Kindle Fire news.

Someone asked me the other day if they should buy one. Specifically this:

www[.]amazon[.]com/dp/B0083Q04IQ/

I have rooted and ROM'd a couple friends' Kindle Fires for them, but this was before Amazon released the latest round of new Kindle devices.

Does Hashcode's CM 10 ROM and Kernel work with this device?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thepooch:
Tell them to save their money. No Hashcodes will not work on this device. Development for this device can be found here http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1789 .
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erc.:
Bummer, that's what I was afraid of. Thanks for the info.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thepooch:
Ya it`s not really worth it IMO.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erc.:
Not when you can get a Nexus 7 for $40 more.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thepooch:
Serious I know and it will root nice, lots of custom roms and no lockscreen adds arghh.
[Android Apps and Games] z0me:
An equalizer app, with the goal to be easy to use, compact and system-wide.

- Bass Booster

- 6 Bands Equalizer (5 on some phones)

- 1 customizable preset

- 20 Presets :

More Basses

Improve quality

Electro

Techno

Dubstep

Dance

Pop

Rock

Metal

Reggae

Rap

R&B

Hip-Hop

Jazz

Classic

Latino

Acoustic

Party

Voice Booster

Volume Booster (+10 dB)

Actually, I originally planned to stop developing the app after reaching this point, but since lots of people like it, I'm made a paid version which include more features (virtualizer, preset auto-detection, unlimited custom presets, widgets, etc.)

The free version is still enough for a regular use.

The app is in Beta state because I'm using a deprecated method (attaching audio effects to the main output) and it just won't work on a lot of phones. This has the advantage that you can use Bass Booster with any media players (or even games, video players, etc.)

You can download Bass Booster on Google Play ;)
[Android Apps and Games] z0me:
Some screenshots
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blastboi:
If I exchange logic boards will it still work? I want to upgrade my memory and figured the memory is probably located somewhere on the logic board.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blastboi:
Anyone?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deepdespair:
The logic boards are different and there have been changes made between the different revisions of the N7. You wouldn't be able to simply swap it out. There are schematics and tear-down pics of the 16GB, 32GB, and 32GB 3G version of the N7 that you can take a look at. Ultimately, your best bet would be to sell your 16GB so you can buy the 32GB.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blastboi:
Thank you I really appreciate you answering
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] san9090:
i have note 2 with official india firmware

and i want to root my note 2

but so much confused that which method is safe as i read in mr kethan's treats

1.which is root in stock frimware and does not increase flash counter but not have cwm

2.full root acess with advance cwm but every time i boot in recovery mode its will increase flash counter..

but i want 2 method rooth with advance cwm

so my confusion is tht

what happn if flash counter increase ..is tht brick my phone

im totally confuse with the word" :confused: what is the meaning of ths word

plz help me to root my note2
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pakure:
counter number rises with every time you Flash. ..so if you ever want to send your phone to repair under warranty. ..they will know how many times you have flashed... so your warranty will be void for flashing

... just that. ..

handwritten from my note 2 (N7100)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] san9090:
Brother thn which is the best method to root my note
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jujuburi:
Nah, rooting will never brick your phone! Unless you're one of the unlucky person.

Counter well increase yes, but if you ever need servicing, just use Triangle Away app, it will RESET the counter. So no worries, at all.

And if you want advanced recovery, then go on, flash the latest, 6.0.19 I think (kashamalanga topic in Dev section). Just be patient, be cool, it's just a 1 minute process.

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee2012:
Just flash this https://hotfile.com/dl/176073261/b6acfe6/cwm6-root-n7100-121015.rar.html with Odin from your pc. The counter will be raised to 1 but it can be reset by using Triangle Away from your phone.

Flashing this file gives you superSU (root) + CWM. Download and install BusyBox from Google Play after the rooting procedure.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mangme:
If I use method 2 to root, will I have to use triangle away after every boot?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pakure:
You can use mobile Odin pro later on after rooting. .. to keep the counter at zero after every flash if you want

Or you can do whatever but use triangle away just before returning to service

handwritten from my note 2 (N7100)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] phelony:
What rom is running on your Sprint s3?

What made you go that way? Currently am using Freegs3 latest build. Using Ktweak

I am wondering which is best. It's been about a month since a rom from Free GS3 I am wondering if i am missing out on new features or is the rom just that damn good that updates are few and far between. I am kinda wanting to keep sbeam and svoice or i would just flash cyanogen.

Whats your guys' take on it?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mart1an:
I am using FreeGS3 myself and it is my favorite rom to date. Clark44 has been busy with school and said that as of 12/21 he will be able to start working on an update. In the meantime he said to check the UpdateMe app for additions in there. I use FreeGS3 because I am not big on color themed roms and just prefer a smooth rom with great battery life and some added features here and there. So my choices with that are basically FreeGS3 or Freeza's Fre3 rom (don't remember off the top of my head what exactly it is called). I have used both roms and they are both excellent.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Logix:
Aokp cuz it's the best
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] iforgot618:
Also using FreeGS, I've tried CM and AOKP and MIUI, keep coming back to this room for the motion features plus it just works!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LordLugard:
Couldn't have said it better. FreeGS3 is the one. Performance, battery life and features are solid.

I'm not interested in flashy coloured ROMS with 3 breasted elves and tooted serpents, etc. Those things irritate me to no end.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ou2mame:
freegs3 here too.. main reason was i wanted something stable, upgradable, unthemed, and it had options to NOT install tweaks i didn't want. very stable rom, battery life's great, does everything i need it to do.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Fadakar:
Yeah I hate themed ROMs too, not to mention 95% of them look gaudy and make my eyes trickle blood.

I'm running LiquidSmooth for 2 reasons:

1. It's unimaginably smooth, like the UI is consistently at 60 FPS. The only time I ever notice slowdowns is when I scroll to the bottom of my apps from the Play Store while it's loading icons

2. I love the Nav Bar, coming from the Galaxy Nexus, and prior to that the iOS, it really changes how Android works. My last phone before I switched was the EVO 3D, before that the EVO 4G and then the Hero. The menu button was relevant then, but now it's really dumb guessing if an app has a menu or not. Even with the Nav Bar (set to 44p instead of the default 48p) it really doesn't use much of the screen. In fact makes it more comfortable for me to use one handed since I don't have to contort my thumb to the capacitive back button that is usually where my palm rests.

I like FreeGS3, but Samsung's implementation of the Nav Bar sucks, especially without the slide up for Google Now shortcut.

I questioned going back to the Nexus after a couple days with the GS3, because almost all ROMs on that are fully featured and are only without camera, MMS, etc. for a short amount of time, but LiquidSmooth has kept me for the long haul. Over the 3 years I've spent with Android, I never imagined it would be so fluid so soon. Not even CM or AOKP give me the same fluidity.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] milky1112:
Currently on The People's Rom. Great options, almost weekly updates. Performance and battery life are great. (Used to run TPR on my OG Epic as well). The Nexus nav bar can be added to most roms by adding a line to the build prop.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Lancerz:
I'm running FreeGS3 also. I've tried many of the other roms but keep coming back to it. I don't like the themed roms either, I prefer to just use morphology to change the things I want.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Cbass15:
Exactly this, but I'm running Freeza's DeoDeoxed stock ROM. Love everything about TW..!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The Root:
I run Odex Blue because I like TW functionality and the color blue and inverted apps. Also, steve is very responsive and has some great assistance that allows for fun options on an Odexed Rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Whiplashh:
I've been using the stock rom, I love things that AOKP can do (If you hate touchwiz and Samsung, I would go with AOKP) like emoji and stuff, but I find myself coming back to touchwiz because I like the features they did. They got it right for me so I stuck with it.

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Sent From My Rooted, S-OFF'd Blackberry Curve using the iOS XDA Application for Android.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dwrdbg:
I'm running ParanoidAndroid. I love the ability to set custom dpi for each individual application... But unfortunately the developer just recently halted development... So I'm in the market for a new ROM, might check out PAC-man rom once it's stable.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Lake56:
I'm running Sacs23 new rom. Its light and fast. Plus he is also working on multi view option. Its new so I haven't test battery life yet but seems to be doing good so far.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CCallahan:
Running Team Nocturnal's "Goodness" JB rom.

Using it because there are awesome devs (themers, coders, etc) working together every day on it so updates come regularly. It is stable, fast, smooth, has great battery, and the colors added are just right. It has options galore due to the built in updater so everything from lockscreen to notification bar can be changed. It integrates with Rom Toolbox as well. Has all the compatible 4.2 apps and latest features so it never feels like your phone is being left behind. Support in the thread is great as well due to the dedication of the devs/contributors to this rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] phelony:
Has anyone found a way to get the touchwhiz featurs on an aosp rom such as cyanogen. I would love cyanogen but i like sbeam alot
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jbluna:
I switch ROMs daily (I need my fix...)

Different TW rom on weekdays, and asop on weekends :3