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[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mxrider657:
Hello all, So I went to flash a rom through CWM and something went wrong.. long story short it ended up being wiped in fastboot, and loosing my backup in cwm. I AM able to get into my CWM recovery and fastboot. CWM shows "no files found" when I go into install .zip from sdcard. Ive spend the last few nights trying to push a rom .zip via ADB to install in CWM, and here is my problem. Ive have done my research, have ADB running correctly, my device shows up as serial # and recovery in adb, ive placed my the rom .zip in C:/SDK/platform-tools and renamed it simply "prime.zip". When I open my command prompt from platform-tools and put in "adb push prime.zip/sdcard" I simply get a list of the adb commands.No file push progress or anything. I have searched for an answer and not found much, I apologize if the answer is simple and ive missed it in my searching. Thanks for any help you can give me!!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] qery:
Use

adb push prime.zip /sdcard/prime.zip

You shouldn't use CWM - use TWRP instead, because CWM has many problems on TFP and isn't compatible with JB bootloader.
[A7 General] alicez:
Does anyone know what voltage the Elocity A7 has? I tried to charge it with a portable battery charger which was 5V. I thought the Elocity would need 5V to charge like our other two (small) tablets..

But it would not charge. I looked at the AC power plug and it says Output 19V. Does that mean I would need a portable battery charger that would be able to output 19V? Is it possible that this (small) Elocity would need 19V?

Please advise and thank you.

Johnny
[A7 General] triggeraa:
Yes. A7 needs 19v.
[A7 General] alicez:
Thank you.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Animaljr:
Is it possible to hide files on the external SD card from certain apps? Primarily video player and photo gallery. I've got little kids in the household that I don't want seeing certain things, if you catch my drift. I searched and couldn't find any way to hide the SD card from those apps, so as soon as you open the app kid-inappropriate thumbnails pop up. If possible I'd like to make those apps not scan the SD card so Iddon't have to worry about letting the kiddos play with the phone. Is this possible?

I'm running Jedi X6.1.2 ROM. Any help or advice is much appreciated.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] raduque:
Kids and phones are a bad combination.

So is porn and phones.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Animaljr:
Lol, it's homemade, not downloaded from the net. I was just wondering if there was a way. I'm also usually sitting next to the kids while they use the phone, but I don't want them accidentally getting into the wrong place and seeing something theysshouldn't.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Brad.S.:
smh.. lol anyways:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.droida.nomedia&hl=en

I have never used an app to hide files from apps. I usually just put a ".nomedia" file in the folder in question. That makes it so no apps except a file explorer can see it.

However, it may be easier to keep track of by using that app. (actually WAY easier)

it looks like the app marks the hidden folder in red so you know which ones are being hidden. That feature alone is enough to make it better than adding a .nomedia
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Animaljr:
That app puts a .nomedia file into the folders that you select to "hide." Works perfectly! Thanks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Brad.S.:
Haha yeah that's what I meant. That's why I referenced the ".nomedia"

Long night..

No problem! I'd rather have you hide the video then have to explain what going on in them to a kid lmao
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] kabychow:
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[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] hadidjapri:
i don't know my opinion is valid or not. but don't you think that if porting CM10.1 to our phone is as easy as cooking a rom with kitchen , then we would already have CM10.1 from long time ago?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] kabychow:
I don't care that its hard anot, I just wan to try port cm10.1 to wonders :D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] hadidjapri:
then, good luck mate :D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] kabychow:
Kk thanks :D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] Kreaz:
Well actually arco "booted-up" CM10.1 into our Ancora (Wonder's codename), but with a heavy bug (CM10.1 with the new kernel 3.0), you can ask him about the source.

Here is the link to arco's post about CM10.1.

Sorry didn't mean to discourage you.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] kabychow:
Thanks :D I will try it :D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] kabychow:
I saw it, so how I get the source from arco? Cause he disabled PM :(
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] pepoluan:
His Github is in his signature.

-- Sent from a GT-I8150 running ICS perfectly well. F'U, Sams#!t --
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] 7amada100:
lol nice signature, was just thinking of putting one like it but for JB
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] pepoluan:
Go ahead... it's like flipping the bird to Samsung for declaring that the W is 'not powerful enough' for ICS and JB.

Since I'm still on CM9, I can only claim for ICS :cool:

-- Sent from a GT-I8150 running ICS perfectly well. F'U, Sams#!t --
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] 7amada100:
Is that good? The last letters are Korean completing the word Samsung lol

Sent From My JB Wonder Thanks To Arco, F.U Sams손그
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] kabychow:
Then if arco wan try build cm10.1 then I think I let back arco build cause I am new to xda, less experience and I'm still learn how to build to and kernel. I don't think I can release it with less bug :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] kabychow:
I'll learn all thing step by step, I hope I can release a ROM in these 5 months :)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flukester69:
I've Googled and tried everything except revert to stock locked with WUGS. Fast boot gives me errors but other commands work fine including adb. WUGS does full driver test and all works, Success. I check to see if somehow bootloader was locked which gave me some error. Fastboot oem unlock for example. I assume it must be unlocked. I run many ROMs like PA 2.99b6 and b8 with no problems. What is the solution?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redundant409:
this worked for me

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1989319

just flash in recovery. it is just the bootloader file, no need to wipe.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flukester69:
Ya I used that. I also extracted one from official 4.2.1 .tqz from code.google.

I am using the cable that came with the N7. I didn't mention that.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
download the one posted straight to your device, boot into recovery(custom recovery), and flash it. no cables needed.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flukester69:
I figured out the problem. I removed the drivers completely including cc cleaner after. re-installed the raw drivers. 4.13 bootloader now :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] patt2k:
I gave my Galaxy S3 to my mom she likes it she just learned on how to use the phone is rooted and running SynergyRom however her voice sounds so much different then on any previous phone does not matter what company or microphone it sounds very clear but I don't know it's hard to describe it is just different , could it have anything to do with ROM or Radio version? if radio I can just take it and update it.

Please any suggestions. Thank you

btw I moved her from iPhone 4 and simple mobile to Verizon ever since voice is like it's different
[Samsung Infuse 4G] oreo918:
My samsung infuse randomly shuts off when I plug my phone in to the charger. But it's not consistent. It only happens every once in awhile. It shuts off and then the charging screen won't even show the battery. It will show something like a circle indicating that it's loading and that screen will just keep blinking on and off, as soon as I unplug it the phone powers on. I am using a third-party battery but I also still have the original. I don't know if it does it with the original battery as well. But I will start paying to keep track now.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] hollywood528:
Try the stock battery.

But also try another charging / USB cable. Maybe a short in the cable you have. Let us know your results
[Samsung Infuse 4G] OsmanMusa:
Your not alone in this, i'm having same issue with an infuse i'm trying to sell. i found out that if i press the powerbutton like repeatedly around 5 to 10 times while the circle indicator is showing, the phone will display the green battery charging. I'm on stock firmware too and i believe this may be due to the power button or faulty powerbutton.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] oreo918:
since switching back to the original battery that came with the phone I have not experienced any "random power off's" Thanks for the tip.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Needtaknow:
Samsung Randomly shutting off

I am having a similar issue. After bricking my phone, I returned it to stock, used Heimdahl to get the Gingerbread deodexed and rooted version UCLB3 and added the Adrenaline Injector Tweak and the phone is working Terrific. Faster than I would have imagined. I do not have a rom flashed as I am happy with the debloated stock version. However, for whatever reason it shuts down randomly while I am not using it and I then have to plug it into a charger and wait for the on screen battery appears and disappears to turn the phone back on. This occurred when I returned it to stock and continues now. Has anyone else experienced this? Any suggestions or solutions? Any help is greatly appreciated.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] oreo918:
Like I posted above I was using an after-market battery. Since changing back to the original battery that came with the phone I have not experienced anymore random shutdowns. Are you using an after-market battery by any chance??
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Needtaknow:
Re: [Q] AT&T Samsung Infuse 4g randomly shutting off

No sir. I am using the battery that came with the phone.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] oreo918:
Re: [Q] AT&T Samsung Infuse 4g randomly shutting off

The only thing I can think of, is it has something to do with the adrenaline tweak you say you added to it. My reasoning us because I am also using deodexed stock/rooted ROM just without the tweak and do not encounter this problem. you used option c from the XDa website am I right? If do it's the same one I'm on now. I'd start from scratch and re download everything fresh and reroot the phone try it for a couple days without the tweak and see if that solves the issue then add the tweak and if it starts up again you know whats causing it. That's just what I'd do. I hope this helps
[Samsung Infuse 4G] qkster:
I think Oreo is right. Adrenaline tweak will do that.

Use a root tool like root explorer or adb and delete the /etc/init.d folder or the content.

If you have cwm recovery, flash zen tool kit, remove tweak and apply light tweak.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Needtaknow:
Re: [Q] AT&T Samsung Infuse 4g randomly shutting off

Thanks for the feed back. Had to try it out for the whole day. I swapped batteries with my son who also had an Infuse and I am happy to say that I have not had the issue in 24hours and nor has he. Thanks for chiming in because these will be steps that I will try if it occurs again.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Elite49:
Most people usually help out, some don't. I just have a problem with developers thinking their **** don't stink as you'll learn if you venture out of this forum.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Shibby87:
This thread is kinda out of line. Devs deliver us ROMs for free, who's to say what's expected and what's not? The only thing XDA requires devs to do is make their process or code open source, that's it. Devs aren't customer service reps, nor do they have to answer questions and play nice. They are doing us a favor by releasing the latest and the greatest bottom line. If your going to run a ROM, you should read the entire thread because there may be things you have to do, and if it weren't for people asking the same question over and over, threads would be half as long. If you dont have the time or the patience to do the research, you shouldn't be modding your device to begin with.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Real_JESRadio:
Yes, that does seem to be an issue. I notice too that the Original Android Devs are a little more snooty than the TW devs. Just my observation.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] nosympathy:
Do you honestly blame them? If they are going to spend hours and hours of their time coding, learning, and releasing ROMs for you, for free, and on top of it have you spend 10 mins maybe searching for an answer and then bothering them? I honestly don't blame them.

I've spent hours breaking things just to figure out how they work. Flashing things over and over and over again.

I wouldn't want to do that for hours on end, to have someone spend 10 mins, give up, and cry to me for help, then get mad when I didn't hand them the answer.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Real_JESRadio:
You're right, they do deliver them for free. But people are trusting them and risking bricking a very expensive device to try their ROM and push their ROMs on other people. They willingly put themselves out there. We all could buy and use phones without customizing them. I'm just saying they act a little too fancy sometimes. Not all of them. Just a few.

Why is this out of line? I posted this in the general section. If I would have posted it anywhere else you would have said it should be in the General forum. See, you made one of my points for me. And last time I checked, I can say whatever I want. If the forum wants to cut it, fine. I'll deal with it on my outlet. No big deal.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NickTheMajin:
Not going to lie, I think Android fanboys are worse than Apple fanboys from what I've seen. I was on a YouTube channel where a woman was talking about how she got an iPhone after selling her Galaxy Nexus and the comments were, "Go kill yourself iwhore", "Traitor sheep", "iSlut", Dumb bimbo etc. The most I see on Mac rumors are "poorphone" or no apps, or cheap looking. Whereas here, if you say iPhone you'll have a ton of people start calling you a sheep. I don't know, I think its incredible how ignorant some people are. Some people just like other things.

Galaxy SIII/Soon to be Note 2 owner once it comes in ftw.

Oh as an edit. That Instagram thing was awful a few months back when Android got instagram. iOS users were saying, "Oh now we get to see what poor people do" Terrible. Simply terrible.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Real_JESRadio:
I doubt people are giving up in 10 minutes and running for the forums. Most people don't want to risk any of this to possibly ruin their expensive phones. The point is, they put themselves out there and make themselves available on the forums. If they don't want to deal with noobs (which every one of you was at one time or another) then throw up a ROM on some site and leave it. I'm not blaming anyone for anything. I figured out a lot on my own too. I have asked very few questions of anyone. But there are a lot of people that don't have the time or knowledge to find all this out on their own. If they are being asked the same question over and over, maybe put those answers in the OP to begin with. I have seen quite a few ROMs posted with very little info in the OPs. They aer banking on everyone knowing what they are doing right off the bat.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] RCITNet:
And lets really clear some things up. Some of these "Devs" aren't really developing anything. They have the time and/or patience and utilize the kitchen to strip down a stock rom. They throw in some mods that real devs made and slap their name on it. Then ask for donations like they just did something incredible. I've tried just about every modified stock rom on xda and there was really no difference. And God forbid someone has anything negative to say about a rom.

And in regards to the aosp devs, if they dont want to be asked questions or don't want their work criticized they shouldn't be making roms for the public. This forum is filled with smart asses that think everyone should know what they know. Everyone at one point had to ask someone else for help because how else do you learn.

Sent from my Galaxy S III
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDiabolicaL1:
This. This is the cancer invading xda lately. Ungrateful ****s...

my tapatalk signature sucks more than yours.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Addiso:
That is why they are guides and info posted in op if bugs and such?

I sure did not post here when I was rooting oh I need some help with adb fastboot Odin what's the problem there are plenty of guides that cover everything

People just tend to give up so easily; that's how lazy the generation has become. Those guides posted helped me out and such. I didn't ask someone else for helped I did this on my own with a guide up on here now I know more than just rudimentary things of the android world I help people out but still gets annoying when you have 5 if the same threads I mean if I could find them why can't they? It's really not that hard.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Hulk0069:
This thread is getting heated I see a monitor locking it soon

Sent using xda premium
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dnar56:
As someone buying a G1 and not even knowing what rooting was, I have no sympathy for the winers. I soft bricked, got almost no sleep reading up on recovering it, and I never once posted a question. Now I'm flashing/recovering/restoring any device I want.

The devs spend countless hours working on making roms and apps for us, the least you could do is research (hours if necessary) before asking the same questions that have been answered previously. If you can't handle common sense tasks then a) don't root or flash b) stay with your iPhone

Not trying to rip anyone, but this is a pointless thread Imo.

Sent from the Matrix
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 1ManWolfePack:
Endorsed.

Replace G1 with D1 and that's my story. I googled. I bricked. I bricked a lot. And I read. End of story.

You make it seem like phone tinkering and flashing are a right, a service if you will. It's not. This is a site for phone geeks to share their work. You should be grateful it's not a paid service. Why fix something that's not broken? If you don't like the way it is, you have plenty of options out there. You are complaining about forums in general - it's not limited to xda.

For the record, your post was pretty good until the last paragraph. Didn't agree with that one, however - that's Ok. Your opinion. Just like this is mine...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NightxFall:
I do have to add though that out of like the 15 touchwiz stock ROMs out there, most of them are the same. And personally I think dev's should accept and take in whatever criticism they get for their ROM. As constructive criticism, so they can make their ROM better.

If they have no desire to make it better, then they should outright say their will only be one release. If they feel someone is being disrespectful, they should be the better person and tell them politely to not be so disrespectful. Just my opinion, and yes I am grateful for all the devs do here.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 1ManWolfePack:
Constructive criticism is fine. What's annoying (even from a non-dev perspective) is the same question getting asked over and over again. Sometimes a dead horse is kicked up for 4-5 pages. Then once it finally dies down, some dude asks the same question. It's silly and unnecessary. If they Google their question followed by ", xda" they would have found the original answer.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Real_JESRadio:
First, I have no problems with XDA. That wasn;t the intention. XDA provides a great service to people who want to customize their phone AND devs that want to put their work out there.

Second, if you feel like this thread is useless, why are you spending the time to respond?

Third, the statement I made wasn't a slam on anyone. I am well aware of people that are too lazy to search things out for themselves. The point I was making, is we need each other. If we refuse to tinker with our phones, the devs are essentially doing this for themselves and a few friends that want to join in. If they aren't creating ROMs, we don't have a way to customize our phones. However, we can get along without each other too. I know if the ROMs weren't there, I would still enjoy the use of my smartphone. If we weren't downloading, devs would still tinker with building ROMs. The whole issue is how we treat each other on ANY forum. If you are getting asked the same questions over and over, maybe a the first post should be updated with those Q&A's. I have seen very few OPs do that. In fact, a majority of the AOSP threads have nothing at all posted regarding issues or potential problems. They just expect everyone to know everything. Everybody learned from somebody else. Whether it was through Google search, this forum or YouTube videos. MOST of the people complaining about the same questions being asked have very little info on their thread.

Again, props to those devs that don't mind helping people out. And props to XDA for providing the forum. The rest should put up pay sites maybe, but their ROM downloads would quickly fall. I have enjoyed my experience thus far tinkering around with something new. But the few in the community that whine about people asking questions should settle down and realize how you act. That goes for the "customer" that can't ask nicely too. I'm not anti-dev. I get what they do is tough and time consuming.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Addiso:
We spend time to respond to actually have you realize no one is gna be here all the time for you some things you have to be done by themselves, I'm 16 I wonder when you'll realize that. No one is gna be up your ass changing your clothes for you either learn the hard way or just not at all.

I have seen multiple threads of people complaining that their data is gone on cm10.1 and not one has bothered to even look at the op's post clearly showing the way to fix it. They just want the easy way out to ask and have someone redirect them there and I have but it gets tiring doing it over and over and over again.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jmxc23:
Despite me being new to XDA I am not new to the process of rooting android phones. I have been rooting other people's phones before I bought the Galaxy S 3. I don't ask questions in forums I research my own answers to my questions. I noticed the same things as the person who started this thread I just don't see the point in bringing it up as it will continue to happen.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] AegonTheDragon:
Unlike all the badass geniuses in here I have asked questions since I got my first smartphone less than a month ago.

I think it's pretty stupid how people think they're so cool because they figured out how to root, there are so many details in rooting/flashing ROMs and kernels and these high end smart phones are very expensive especially now because of the **** economy, people just don't want to brick they're phones they invested so much in.

People aren't supposed to know all the bugs in a new ROM they flashed and you guys are giving this "issue" too much priority.
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] adithya890:
Hello , i present to u the apps2ext script . thx to xda and its tons of threads which gave a lots of information

what does it do ?

the script mounts sd ext as internal memory , its fast and smooth and u can see sd-ext as internal memory

what do u need ?

a custom rom with inti.d support

how to install ?

1. backup all the apps and data in memory card

2. go to recovery and make a backup

3. make a sd partion recovery 512 mb would be good

4. set swap to 0

5. and complete partition

6. copy the script to sd card

7. flash the script and reboot

bugs ?

not found :victory:

download and screen shots - in attachments

hit thanks if u enjoyed my work
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] FitAmp:
This is amarullz script. repost? Or taking another's work and saying its your own?
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] Mr. Kaz:
can I have the original thread's link

---------- Post added at 01:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:35 PM ----------

thanks can you tell me whether this will work only after partitioning the sdcard?

I think if I flash this now I wont loose my ext sd and sd card data