yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Desire X] nlooooo:
Maybe you should erase data partition after system.img flashing.

Also, i think that the whole thing with system.img flashing goes wrong. Flashing from recovery using updater script has much more advantages like formating of partitions. Plus I'm not sure about existing of lib partition on DX (cause I've never manage to unpack rom.zip), but system.img with a full lib folder can make some conflicts with lib partition if it gets mounted.
[HTC Desire X] infernal77:
Stereo, are you using the device and vendor trees by Lloir in your project ?

If so, there is something basically wrong with those, because all our attempts to use them for a CM9 end up with the same result you're getting : not booting and no chance to take a logcat and see what's wrong. I'm sorry I just spoiled the party, but I hate to see guys trying hard to make a ROM work when it's obvious there is something pretty fundamental missing.
[HTC Desire X] Stereo8:
Well, I hate modifying updater-scripts. I just hate it. Hate.
[HTC Desire X] The Android Manual:
Stereo8 I hate to say his right after all your hard work but he is correct you'll have to port CM9 like I told you before CM9 files will not apply to CM10 since they are very very different :)
[HTC Desire X] 1ceb0x:
paranoid android 2.99 is not based on CM9. it is based on jellybean 4.1 and higher. the 4.0.x roms of paranoid android stops at 2.0 if i'm not wrong!

you tried to port this on a sense base? that's just.... ugh!! also a blind dev. if i knew i would've never give perms for this!
[HTC Desire X] lockfolder:
at least he is trying to do something, in case you didn't notice we have only 1 custom rom for the desire x :)
[HTC Desire X] Stereo8:
Its now based on lloirs CM9. We have no AOSP, I had to do something.
[HTC Desire X] The Android Manual:
Any news on this? :)
[HTC Desire X] Stereo8:
My PC is dead, currently I have a chinese tablet, a limited account, not mine, Win7 17" notebook. So, nothing till I get my PC fixed. :D
[HTC Desire X] Emraan_ikks:
goood work ........................
[HTC Desire X] nlooooo:
Catching 10 posts...
[HTC Desire X] Stereo8:
Actually, it's the crappiest ROM ever.
[HTC Desire X] hulkrage:
atleaset you tried to make some...
[HTC Desire X] tsx777:
Can you give us some words about the current status for your rom?
[HTC Desire X] Stereo8:
I need a build of AOSP 4.1 to make this. Waiting patiently...
[HTC Desire X] nlooooo:
As all seams you'll wait for a long time...
[HTC Desire X] tsx777:
So is anyone trying to port cm / aokp? I've been reading different threads, but the last weeks it was pretty quiet. Unfortunately I have no experience in developing android roms :(
[HTC Desire X] imbtrthanu:
What happened to this?
[HTC Desire X] Stereo8:
Currently impossible... Waiting for AOSP 4. 1... And it needs to work...

Sent from my toaster using TapaToast HD
[HTC Desire X] imbtrthanu:
bump.
[HTC Desire X] Stereo8:
Read the post above yours...

Flowed from my HTC branded muffin...
[HTC Desire X] hell_lock:
can u port cm9 from some other phone??
[HTC Desire X] Stereo8:
This is almost the same... No logcat, not booting... :(

Flowed from my HTC branded muffin...
[HTC Desire X] The Android Manual:
You can try using Lliors files with CM9 from Explorer I think that would work :) not sure though :)
[HTC Desire X] ShadowCodeGaming:
This is so sad. I WANT PA!

Verstuurd van mijn HTC Desire X met Tapatalk
[HTC Desire X] Stereo8:
Me neither. It's not MSM8225... Only device i found that has MSM8225 is Huawei G330, and it has no dev community...

Flowed from my HTC branded muffin...
[HTC Desire X] xpirt:
Hehe.. here all devices use this:

Gigabyte GSmart G1362

Huawei Ascend G330D

HTC Desire X

HTC Desire SV

ZTE Tania

LG Optimus L7 II

SpeedUp Pad Pro 2 (S7)

Pentagram MONSTER [P430-1]

Sanei N10 3G

Huawei Ascend G600

Spice Nhance Mi-435

From Wikipedia..

xpirt
[HTC Desire X] Stereo8:
we're screwed.
[HTC Desire X] The Android Manual:
If 32-bit versions of ubuntu allows me I will build one :)
[HTC Desire X] neXus PRIME:
it does....
[HTC Desire X] The Android Manual:
But the guide says 64-bit
[HTC Desire X] neXus PRIME:
@OP.

Go crazy,,, you have cm9 base.....

Sent from my HTC Desire X
[HTC Desire X] Stereo8:
I know, I'm doing it now!
[HTC Desire X] azraelcelt:
any luck with this ?

hey have you had any luck with getting this rom working ?
[HTC Desire X] ShadowCodeGaming:
He stopped working on it when we got JB. He's waiting for atis112 to release his CMX sources.
[HTC Desire X] azraelcelt:
ahh ok thanks for letting me know, I take it atis112 would be waiting for the JB update to be rolled out fully ? after alot of bs and a fair few phonecalls a manager at HTC told me they are doing it country by country but they should be out worldwide during this quarter and that it probably would be done by may (when in may im not sure) I was told the reason that it was taking so long was because of htc's sence and because of the differing frequencys used world wide.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jozin:
After hearing multiple user support is coming with the latest jelly bean, I decided to buy a Nexus7 (32GB 3G) immediately - will share it with my girlfriend and this way we both can comfortably use gmail for example. First I thought the profiles will not be separated too heavily. The opposite turned out to be true: profiles are completely isolated - apps have to be installed/purchased/configured separately, I can live with that, at least we don't mess with each other's data. But I observed another functionality when connecting to PC through USB - switching a user on the tablet is followed by a plug&play sound on the computer, the "Nexus 7 - Portable Media Player" disappears and reappears with all different files and folders. What you open this way is the user-specific /sdcard folder which points to /storage/emulated/0 for the first user and to /storage/emulated/10 for the second user. Unfortunately this doesn't appear to be a permissions setup to adjust.

But now... where should I copy movies and music so that it's visible for both users? Does anyone happen to have a suitable solution preferably not involving the need to root the device? Thanks.

P.S. -- for those interested in the feature, I forgot to mention, that the overall user experience while switching profiles is very good. It's quick and you'll find your apps running. There are little circles with google avatars on the bottom of the lock screen to pick a user.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmm200:
With multiuser, there is no need to purchase and install multiple copies of apps. Check the other topics on multiuser.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jozin:
Fact is, that in the other account, there is none of my applications visible, only those coming pre-installed. I can find the applications I'm using in my first account in Play market, and it offers me to either INSTALL or BUY depending on if it's paid - a user has no access to applications installed by other users - no speculation, this is how it works for me. Nexus 7 3G, 4.2.1.

The only message that suggests shared application is when I run Settings -> Users -> Add User, this appears: "... Any user can accept updated app permissions on behalf of all other users".
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] absenttoschool:
data file sharing to another user

nexus 7 4.2.2..

example,on first user,just put any file folder to android/data/ then switch to second user,go to android/data you will see that folder,then cut and paste to any folder you want in second user...that the way how I share file folder to second user....
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] absenttoschool:
file transfer to second user nexus 7 4.2.2

in first user,go to file manager find android/obb,put any file to obb not data,if no obb in android just make new one,then go to second user,in file manager,open android/obb,you can see your file in it,just cut and paste to any folder you want in second user...
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _chailatte_:
I'm having trouble with this too. I'm running 6.01 and trying to move data between two users on the same phone (Nexus 5x). There is no obb folder, if I create one on one side it doesn't show on the other side. Creating a "share" folder in the Android folder? Same thing.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] RojasTKD:
Sorry, I only made it half way to the 2nd paragraph. That's a long post.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] 57hemi:
Didn't read you long post but from the title I use some MEE i9p's the mic works fine but since they don't have a volume button cant answer that part.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] iahk:
Isn't Apple the odd one out here? Their inline remotes don't work in other devices, but an inline remote that works for android also works for blackberry devices. The inline remotes made for android devices all work for each android device.. what the buttons actually do is a different story. Oddly, for samsung, the ff and rw buttons control the volume in their devices instead.. but I think this is a more ideal usage of it. Since if you get a rom that has hold volume for ff or rw, you'll have double usage of the buttons. On HTC devices, they work as intended (ff and rw actually ff and rw).
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] twanskys204:
I use these scull candys and they function properly...
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Cab121:
Ok. So out of the replies so far most stated they didnt read it all since its rather lengthy. Props for honesty guys. I did read all of the post. The OP has done his or her homework and confirmed a few suspicions and answered a few questions I had about earbud controls. Along with a very educated way of asking us to give feedback on successful full volume controls and what breand or models we found worked.

I have been useing the Samsung buds that came with my wifes S3. So yea full control on every rom I have used thus far. Hybrid and Jedi.

Great post OP. Everyone else read the entire post before replying.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] RojasTKD:
I just got the Motorola S11 Flex HD (Bluetooth headphones). They are sweat proof and designed for running and working out. They have a power button, multi-function button, a volume up and down button. I enjoy the freedom of being wireless, especially when running/working out.

Audio quality is ok, probably no worse than the standard headset the come with most devices. They don't compare to my quality headphones (Shure SE530, Klipsch X10). I'm sure you lose some audio quality when making the device sweat proof.

What I wasn't expecting was the built in mic to work as well as they did. I've made three phone calls and they all said I sounded fine and in fact better than my previous BT headset. Now this wasn't in windy or noisy conditions, but still better than I expected.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] raduque:
That's why I use a 3-button Samsung headphone set and a music player that uses long-press (or multi-press) of the answer/end button to skip tracks.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] [-]awkeye:
Its because Apple made the 3rd pin on the headphone jack just a little lower so you can't use their headphones anywhere else except on an Apple device. It forces all the other OEM's to follow suit hence the "lack" of support for Android. Another silly game of having proprietary devices. Haven't you noticed that with there new "lightning" connector? The world is using microUSB Apple for goodness sake!

Because of that, I decided to drop the inline button management and went back to the old school way of doing things (manually), Klipsch Image X10's baby.

If I ever do decide to manage my music, I'll use a stereo bluetooth device with built-in audio controls.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] themyst:
Guys, I just bought these for $6.99, voila volume controls. Compared to the OEM ones that came with my friend's Sprint Note 2 and they are identical. Wish I could use my Klipsch over-ears but hey, these sound decent for the price.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA0AW0FR3561
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Dumbo53:
Sorry to all if my message got lost by making my post too long. The really short version of it is you can have your cake and eat it too. Afaik, the volume controls/mic on Apple or Samsung or Htc earphones all do the same thing but in slightly different ways and don't influence the sound quality of the speakers. It is pretty easy to clip off the cheap earphones from a Note 2 compatible set and replace them with the higher quality earpieces of your choice. The hybrid earphones I made are identical as far as my ears can tell to the unaltered Apple ones. I am really happy with them. If I found another set with much better quality (not inear ones), I wouldn't hesitate to do the same again.

So, themyst, you could simply cut off the Klipsch earpieces and solder them on to a Samsung set of wires if you wanted to, though I would be cautious and try carefully opening an earpiece assembly first to verify that there are only two wires going to the speaker before cutting anything!

@[-]awkeye, I could be wrong here, but I really don't think the incompatibility of iPhone headphones with Android has anything to do with the 3rd pin of the plug. I attach below a photo of the Samsung earphone jack (left) right next to the Apple one (right) for you to look for yourself. I think they are both standard 4 pin plugs.

My audio engineer friend believed that the problem is a proprietary IC on the tiny circuit board that controls the switch and mic. The two different switches I guess send different amounts or types of current (have a different impedance?) back to the phone. My guess is that it should be possible to interpret the Apple signals within Android via a software fix of some kind, though it might have to be low level, ie part of the OS.

In any case, I have also read that Android earphones themselves don't follow any standard and that causes a further problem for third part manufacturers. The first and fourth pins for example have their wires swapped in some Android models. So the wires that lead to the pins can be different, the switches can be different, but the wires that lead to the speakers should all be the same, or at least that was the case for all the earphones I cut up. It's part of the reason I made this post -- to try to get more definitive answers on this whole subject. If anyone comes across a different speaker wiring design, I would be interested to know.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] wilsonhuang:
If you want true 'hands free', then go bluetooth style.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Dumbo53:
Yes I agree, a bluetooth headset with volume controls would be great, even ideal, though personally I don't like the wrap around designs. I suppose they are made that way to work with jogging. Perhaps I could get used to it as long as it didn't cut off the outside sound like your typical in-ear buds. Ideal for me would just be unobtrusive speakers that fit in your ears without any wires, but then how would you control the volume etc?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] wilsonhuang:
There are bluetooth ear buds with noise cancellation as well as volume control.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] themyst:
Interesting, but I don't have any plans cutting up my 100 headphones. I can't believe some manufacturer in China hasn't made Samsung / Android compatible control adapters yet!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Krystm:
I have the zagg buds and they seem to work granted no forward / back but the button will play/pause and mute when in calls.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] el56:
Well, if you like Klipsch, there is an Android-friendly solution, the S4a which even has a companion app for controlling what the buttons do and various other things.

If you want to use your own conventional headphones, there are options that don't require any re-wiring. My N2 works very nicely with my Jabra Clipper, a Bluetooth device that comes with a mike and a 3.5mm socket. It allows you to use any earphones as both a media device and a phone headset. Just the opposite of having to re-wire the headset to your N2, this allows you to go wireless and keep your phone in a pants pocket or bag. Its battery recharges with the same microUSB connector as the N2's.

In fact, the earphones that come with the Clipper aren't too bad themselves. But I use the Clipper with pre-Android Klipsch S4 earphones and I'm very happy with the result.

Both the Clipper and the Klipsch S4a are widely available, including on eBay.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Dumbo53:
Neither the Jabra nor S4a have volume controls...
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] el56:
I have a Jabra Clipper and I use its volume controls all the time. Yours must be broken.

Actually, they're generic +/- controls (which the S4a has as well, as does the Sony MW600 which I have also owned). You can determine in software whether the buttons are used for volume or for previous/next. I use mine for volume.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Dumbo53:
el56, no, I don't have either - I was just wrong! Thanks for the clarification. This is the kind of info I was hoping to hear about. If we get some more, I'll add a list to the thread (Volume enabled earphones). I've looked at the Klipsch (S4a) in the stores several times but never saw it out of the package and was under the impression it had no volume controls. It looked like it had one button to me, and actually I wasn't all that interested in them anyway. I'd bought a pair (S4i?) for my iPhone a year or so ago and wasn't impressed with the sound - they sounded tinny to me. I wondered in fact if they were defective but I didn't take it further. But more importantly they were the in-ear type which I can't use for long stretches or for phone calls.

I guess I didn't understand what the Jabra was, and I never even heard of the Sony, so thanks for pointing them out also. If I get it now, they are really a different category device - not earphones, but sending units that they plug into. I particularly like the idea of having an FM radio (which I guess comes with the Sony). How does the mic work though? If it's part of the unit and not on the wires, isn't it awkward to hold that up to your mouth. Nevertheless it looks worth trying out. So far, yours is the best response I've gotten to this post! Thanks again.
[Galaxy Note II General] Przekret:
N7105XXDLL1

Base Firmware: N7105XXDLL1(4.1.2)

Modem: N7105XXDLK7

CSC: N7105TLADLL1

Build Date: 30-11-2012

Changlist: 625720

# begin build properties
# autogenerated by buildinfo.sh
ro.build.id=JZO54K
ro.build.display.id=JZO54K.N7105XXDLL1
ro.build.version.incremental=N7105XXDLL1
ro.build.version.sdk=16
ro.build.version.codename=REL
ro.build.version.release=4.1.2
ro.build.date=Fri Nov 30 18:16:32 KST 2012
ro.build.date.utc=1354266992
ro.build.type=user
ro.build.user=se.infra
ro.build.host=SEP-62
ro.build.tags=release-keys
ro.product.model=GT-N7105
ro.product.brand=samsung
ro.product.name=t0ltexx
ro.product.device=t0lte
ro.product.board=smdk4x12
ro.product.cpu.abi=armeabi-v7a
ro.product.cpu.abi2=armeabi
ro.product_ship=true
ro.product.manufacturer=samsung
ro.product.locale.language=en
ro.product.locale.region=GB
ro.wifi.channels=
ro.board.platform=exynos4
# ro.build.product is obsolete; use ro.product.device
ro.build.product=t0lte
# Do not try to parse ro.build.description or .fingerprint
ro.build.description=t0ltexx-user 4.1.2 JZO54K N7105XXDLL1 release-keys
ro.build.fingerprint=samsung/t0ltexx/t0lte:4.1.2/JZO54K/N7105XXDLL1:user/release-keys
ro.build.characteristics=default
# Samsung Specific Properties
ro.build.PDA=N7105XXDLL1
ro.build.hidden_ver=N7105XXDLL1
ro.build.changelist=625720
# end build properties

Download:

https://hotfile.com/dl/183608629/5d85617/GT-N7100_TLA_N7105XXDLL1_N7105TLADLL1_N7105XXDLK7.zip.html

http://www.multiupload.nl/KBDJHU7W9X
[Galaxy Note II General] poczynek:
Yeah so this update ain't working well. A few force closes and gallery very, very laggy. Keyboard issues. Did a full wipe. Anyone else?

---------- Post added at 01:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:48 PM ----------

Just to confirm this build date is BEFORE the N7105 DLK7 release so that could explain it's bugginess i.e. I wouldn't be touching this and using the DLK7 release instead.
[Galaxy Note II General] Higgins12:
good t know though DLK7 had a earlier build date (ro.build.date=Mon Nov 26 18:21:17 KST 2012) strange that this one now is buggy
[Galaxy Note II General] Higgins12:
Next:

GT-N7105 - Hungary (T-mobile)

PDA: N7105XXDLL1

CSC: N7105TMHDLK8

Version: 4.1.2

Date: 2012-12-04

http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/?page=8&view=9419
[Galaxy Note II General] Higgins12:
No problems with the ROM here. Very smooth, no force closes at all. Did you wipe before flashing?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zalamikazee:
my brother sent me a phone from korea here in the philippines and its from olleh carrier from korea i think,

i got huge problem on installing games and apps.. some apps wont work, automatically exit, even came from google play.

my problem is, is there any compatible costom rom for motorola atrix mb861?.. please help..

much better if very easy to understand noob here.. any noob friendly instruction will be good.

thankyou soo much..

S/W

4.5.2a-kt-167

android version

2.3.5

kernel version

2.6.32.9.00004-gfbc746e

i cannot screen shot my "about phone" i don not have any root access

if there is a costom rom for my unit is it possible to root??
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peter_dizai:
Well...

Its not just about your ROM or your carrier.

Motorola Atrix may be incompatible with lots of games and applications due to software & hardware prerequisites.

Here are list of custom Roms for you:

http://alchemistar.blogspot.com/2011/03/motorola-atrix-4g-custom-rom-list.html

And here is what I suggest you:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1836674

Good Luck & Happy Flashing;)
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zalamikazee:
How can i root my atrix mb861? Clockworkmod requires rooting first? Any possibilities when rooting brick my phone?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ravilov:
Use search, there are countless threads with guides and explanations.

Rooting is irrelevant for CWM. There is always a chance of bricking your phone.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zalamikazee:
I am done now rooing my phone, question is how can i unlock my bootloader? I tried reading pudding but its sooo confusing.. I admit.. Hand fed me.. I rrally admit i dont know anything about android.. I just want to get out of dis stock rom so boring to see! Please help me...

I am begging u.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thesummoner101:
Perhaps you should keep reading until you learn more about android. You're just at the beginning and seem to be lost. Problems arise after this step.

I can't find the tutorial I used or remember how since it was so long ago... But see if this helps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6a0BWquqAc

エイトリックス から 送ります
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zalamikazee:
I keep on reading but none of theme maybe compatible with my device version.. Please help :(
[HD2 General] Anden1986:
Hi guys!

I know there are quite a few posts like this but haven't found one yet reguarding the phones I am looking at so... :)

My HD2 is starting to get a little boring (working fine thou) so thinking of changing it! My requirements for a replacement are: Windows Phone native device (no Android device running a ported WP ROM or anything) and a full hardware QWERTY keyboard! Aparently that is quite hard to come by... The two devices that look best to me are: Dell Venue Pro and HTC 7 Pro

Thoughts? :)

/Anders
[HD2 General] Nigeldg:
There's a device suggestion thread in the General forum where you'll get far more replies. You're going to struggle if you need a physical keyboard, no high-end WP8 phone will have one AFAIK.
[HD2 General] Anden1986:
Oh thanks I didn't see that one before! :) Yeah I am starting to see that physical keyboards are a hard thing to come by today :( Even on Android the line-up is limited...
[HD2 General] Nigeldg:
In the unlikely case that RIM succeed with bb10, you might still have some luck. However I think there's not much of a future in hardware keyboards.
[HD2 General] Robbie P:
A bluetooth keyboard may be your answer, you can get ones attached to a phone case which slides out.
[HD2 General] Anden1986:
Do they work on Windows Phone? They don't on 7.8 I can verify but don't know about 8?