yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrANium:
Hi all,

I am running CyanogenMOD 10.1 on my Samsung Galaxy SII i9100G.

To access all features of my university I have to connect to the university network with a VPN connection.

At first I installet the OpenVPN client for Android, which is working fine.

But now, since CyanogenMOD has a built in VPN client, I want to transfer my settings there. So I do not have to use additional software.

My problem is: I am not able to see through the configuration file. For OpenVPN I use a given configuration file and a certificate but I have no idea how to transfer the settings from that file to the CyanogenMOD VPN.

Has anyone here experiences with that? Or can help me with my problem?

I would really apprechiate some help here, because my search did not bring out any results on that...

Here is the content of the configuration file:

client

dev tun

proto udp

remote 123.456.789.0 1234

resolv-retry infinite

nobind

persist-key

persist-tun

ca ca.cer

cipher AES-256-CBC

verb 3

auth SHA1

auth-user-pass

inactive 600

route-method exe

route-delay 2

tls-remote vpnserver01

ns-cert-type server

Thank you!!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IRPnet:
Hi,

I'm running OmegaROM v32 (upgrading it to v34).

Access to the external SD card seem really slow when I am doing nandroid backups with CWM Touch.

Is this normal? IS there something I can do to help (already copied/formatted/copied back)?

TIA!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alinawaz:
Which External SD card are you using? Class? and filesystem?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IRPnet:
Samsung Class 10 FAT
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Squall-Leonhart:
i can confirm this, the External card maxes out at 14MBr/w while the internal card can hit 40/30(r/w)

card is a 32GB samsung UHS-I that does up to 48/22MB/s(r/w) on dedicated readers.
[General Topics] arch66:
Hi,

Not sure if this is the correct place for this (if not, can a mod move this to the right place?).

Has anyone heard of a Amicroe Touch Tab 2?

Here are the spec:

ARM Cortex A8 1.2GHz

GPU 400MHz

512MB Ram

7" screen

Model number: AMI-TT2

I was wondering if there are any custom roms (with root) for this?

Thanks
[General Topics] kishoredroid:
never heard of it, but the specs seems tasty :D
[General Topics] chuckbartowski:
Probably NO custom ROM yet. But rooting, have you try this? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=803682
[General Topics] tattoo_gaz:
I just bought one of these for AUS$150.

It's got root access out of the box so no need to look for a solution.

Not had chance to play with it yet, and I have no idea about developing so I may not be any help, but if anyone has a question to ask about apps/stability,battery etc I will gladly answer.

Up to now, it's better than I would expect for a $150 device (that comes with a folio case included) but its not in the same class as a mainstream brand/model.

I've played music on it ... seems good enough to me (not Bose quality, but pretty good).

The standard media player plays my downloaded avi files without requiring codec download.

Kindle app runs smoothly enough ... not too slick, but good enough.

The screen is a little laggy but strangely not too annoying.

Like other cheap devices, you get the same double-entry problems if you type whilst plugged into the power.

It has a seperate charge point for the power adapter, but it also charges when the microUSB is plugged in which is a feature I really like and was lacking on other low-end devices I have owned.

Like I said ... happy to help if I can ... but on first impressions I would say buy one as a spare if you dont want to risk your high-end device being damaged on a road-trip or at work.
[General Topics] ampia:
stock build.prop or nandroid backup?

Well, I've managed to brick my TouchTab II, and was wondering if anyone can please provide a copy of the stock build.prop file? I'm stuck in a reboot loop, and I'd like to try pushing the original build.prop file.

Or, if anyone has a nandroid backup of the stock ROM? Amicroe are not willing to provide the ROM for this device :(

Thanks in advance!!
[Android Apps and Games] erikfros:
Piano Companion is a flexible chord & scale dictionary with user libraries and reverse mode. Piano Companion allows you to find a chord or scale by its name. If you don't remember what's the name of a chord or scale, it helps you to find it by keys. Piano Companion shows chord & scale notes, degrees, fingering for both hands in major and minor scales. You can listen how a scale or chord sounds. Chords could be played arpeggiated. You can see the list of compatible chords in the selected scale. The great advantage of Piano Companion is the fact that it's a growing application, so we will be glad to consider any new features which helps you to increase usability.

Key features:

✓ 1500+ piano chords, up to 6th inversions

✓ 500+ scales

✓ 12 root keys

✓ Circle of Fifths

✓ List of available chords in Circle of Fifths

✓ Key notations: English, Italian, Japanese, Russian, etc.

✓ Reverse chord & scale lookup

✓ Ability to display chord on the staff

✓ Plays chords

✓ Plays scales

✓ Plays arpeggiated chords

✓ Audio support

✓ Relative scale suggestions

✓ Compatible scale chords

✓ Scale lookup with major & minor scale fingering

✓ Flexible chord & scale search using keyboard

✓ User libraries

✓ Ability to create custom chords for a user library

Lite version:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.binitex.pianochords

Full version:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.binitex.pianocompanion

Piano Companion Site:

http://www.binitex.com/products/pianocompanion
[Android Apps and Games] gollyzila:
Heads up, the lite version link is the same as the pro version link. I think there is a rule against advertising just the paid version of an app.
[Android Apps and Games] helkaluin:
Wait, there are actually chords that go up to a 6th inversion? Even Messiaen's limited transposition modal 'chords' don't go that high.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maktub.in:
I have almost tested all the custom ROMs for Desire HD and came to a conclusion (my personal observation, and need not be true:)) that CM7.2 stable version is most fluid ROM for me. I have only one issue with this ROM that exchange mail does not support search function. and I have noticed that the present Jelly Bean mail APK is pretty good with lot of options. Is there a way to flash this over CM 7.2?

I have used K-9, Touchdown etc but do not like them. UI is pretty bad on both of them. Pls help. thanks.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bananagranola:
I would say just nandroid and try it.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] otc0101:
hi, I'm using MS ROM HD 6.5, stock kernel provided with the ROM. I'm facing a problem when playing game with my s3. When i play game like Eternity Warrior 2, Zenonia 5 and Wild Blood for about 30 minutes to 2 hours, phone will start lagging and touchscreen lost control (it takes long time to react based on my gesture). I'm thinking perhaps my phone is clearing RAM in the background and causing this problem. Anyone of you have this problem? hope XDA users can spare me some idea to solve it. Thank you.

**no offence to the ROM**
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d4fseeker:
If you have this issue with multiple games, it's not that probable that they all have or cause memory leaks.

It could be that the phone overheats and clocks down the CPU and/or GPU to prevent damage. As a result the processing power is not high enough and your phone will lag 'til it cools down.

Is it by any chance hot or is your phone in a protective box?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Anonymously_Unknown:
This thread can now be closed here.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamsuper123:
The alarm clock seems to be giving error message after I upgraded to CM 10.1 - 4.2.1 JB.

This is the error message I get :

This is my KERNEL
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jrhoop:
Do the following:

System settings > Apps > (scroll across to All tab) > Clock.

Clear data. Then reboot.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamsuper123:
It is working now - THANKS
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mr.faridcom:
What's developments that you done? :confused:

Don't do that again, this is development thread, ask such questions in general thread or Q&A thread :silly:

you don't want to be reported, want you?

Regards
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamsuper123:
Another problem with clock is that my time is set by network but the time changes after a while n gives me wrong time. Everytime I have to reset the time manually...

How to solve this problem ? The time goes ahead by a few hours for no reason...'

I never had this issue in 4.1.2... but after I updated to 4.2.1, I have been experiencing this problem.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] xd.bx:
Great tutorial! Thanks a lot, from a fellow Linux user!
[Galaxy S III Mini General] WarioNeila86:
Hi dudes,

I have mi SGS2 soft bricked and I'm trying to recover it.

I've already opened a post here.

The thing is that I have discovered Heimdall by chance.

Fed up with the errors from Odin I decided to try in Linux.

I think my System partition is missing.

Find attached my result for heimdall print-pit.

Hope you can help me.

Regards,

Mario.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] ztandroid:
thanks for remaind me about heimdall, that was long time since heard about this tool. :beer:
[Galaxy S III Mini General] pminervini:
Thanks! (But should I backup something first?)

Thanks, exactly what I was looking for :)

One quick question: by rooting with Heimdall (on Linux), will I loose all my apps/accounts ? (It will take ages to recover them all..)

(also, where could I get updated as new Heimdall-friendly firmwares become available?)

Thank you again for your time.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] arturaz:
This only rewrites /system partition, while all your apps/accounts are stored in /data. So in theory you shouldn't lose things. However I do recommend you always backup your stuff with `adb backup` before doing this. You can never be too sure.

As for new firmwares - no idea. OTAs should probably work.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] pminervini:
Thanks :) For the other Debian guys out there, I've just found out "adb" comes available for Sid ( packages debian org /sid/android-tools-adb -- there is a similar package in the Ubuntu repos) and requires MTP mode with USB debug on: bernaerts dyndns org /linux/245-ubuntu-precise-install-android-sdk

While the backup goes on (I'm doing "adb backup -apk -shared -all -f 08062013.ab", hope it's right), I'm looking for the right image file.

May this one fit? "Android 4.1.2 XXAMD3 official firmware"

www hotfile com /dl/209515302/bd1d1a3/I8190XXAMD3_I8190OXAAMD3_DBT.zip.html

UPDATE: no it's not, i should look for something fitting GT-I8190N; checking what I can do from OTA..

UPDATE 2: I've found this file: GT-I8190N-BTU-I8190NXXALL6-1356151513.rar ; I'm going to try to push its system.img with heimdall :) *crossed fingers*

Thank you again for all your help, you're awesome!
[Galaxy S III Mini General] pminervini:
After a weekend trying to revive the I8190N (at least it was raining..) I tried to sum up my problem with Heimdall here:

xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2317198
[Galaxy S III Mini General] tux95:
Is there any way to make Phone to original Samsung phone with heimdall? Unroot, Stockrecovery etc?
[Galaxy S III Mini General] fredl99:
Thank you, arturaz!

Why did I waste so much of my valuable lifetime by trying to get Odin to work on XP/W7 in a VBox? :mad:

Gonna donate to Benjamin now. He really deserves a beer or two ;)

BTW: heimdall can be found in the Debian testing branch now. Look out for "heimdall-flash" (Don't be confused by some "heimdal"-packages [only one 'L'], which are something completely different)
[Galaxy S III Mini General] lov8:
Hey I'm using Linux Mint 32bits, I wonder if I can use the ubuntu 32 version for the software Heimdall ? if so, which one ?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Mini General] arturaz:
I'm not sure I understand the question.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Fred6681:
Hello,

because linux mint and fork ubuntu I would say yes

????
[Galaxy S III Mini General] lov8:
Ah! I have the version 1.4 RC1 from the Linux mint repository. I hope this version is stable enough. I will give it a try in a few days .. :-/
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Clostry:
Alternatively you can root your phone by flashing a custom recovery using heimdall, then going in recovery mode and installing supersu.

Tested with heimdall 1.40 and TWRP custom recovery, worked fine.

You have just to pay attention and find the right partition id for flashing "recovery.img".
[Galaxy S III Mini General] ateap0tist:
Why no solution to "Device not detected" ?!

Im using Ubuntu 13.10 64, the S3 Mini is in download mode but not seen by Heimdall... any solutions?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Clostry:
Which version of heimdall are you using?
[Galaxy S III Mini General] ateap0tist:
Heimdall v. 1.4
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Clostry:
Can you post the output of this commands? With phone in download mode attached ofc.

lsusb
heimdall detect --usb-log-level debug
[Galaxy S III Mini General] francesco.ro79:
heimdall tar gz error

When I try to load the system.img file (from cm10.2_golden.maclaw.20140118.ODIN_TWRP.tar.md5) from heimdall, before beginning to flash, I get the following error: Tar header contained an invalid file size.

I tried to load the uncopressed file too, then the file cm10.2_golden.maclaw.20140119.zip not for odin and I get the same error, what am I doing of wrong?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Clostry:
This is different from flashing from stock rom to rooted stock rom.

Flashing a CUSTOM ROM like CM with heimdall is different from Odin, you need to flash all partitions separately by hand with their respective image files.

I suggest you to flash a custom ROM via custom recovery, unless you know exactly what you are messing with.

If you just flash system.img your phone will get stuck to boot because you need at least to flash a compatible kernel too.

Just tell if you need more help ;)
[Galaxy S III Mini General] francesco.ro79:
Thanks for the answer, what do you suggest me for having xda in mi cell using linux?
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Clostry:
:confused:You mean cyanogen mod?
[Galaxy S III Mini General] francesco.ro79:
I mean cyanogen, maclaw or any other alternative system, I looked for cyanogen but there's not an official cyanogen for S3mini...
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Clostry:
First of all you need a custom recovery, I suggest you to flash TWRP from

maclaw, you can find in the download section of his site, it works for i8190, i8190L and i8190N.

Extract the file recovery.img from the archive, if there are any error here

download again the file, you don't want to flash a corrupted file :cyclops:

To flash it with heimdall you have to find the right partition, with phone in

download mode on the linux terminal type

heimdall print-pit

Find the entry with

Filename: recovery.img

.

In my case it was this one

--- Entry #20 ---
Binary Type: 0 (AP)
Device Type: 2 (MMC)
Identifier: 19
Attributes: 5 (Read/Write)
Update Attributes: 1 (FOTA)
Partition Block Size/Offset: 491520
Partition Block Count: 32768
File Offset (Obsolete): 0
File Size (Obsolete): 0
Partition Name: Kernel2
Flash Filename: recovery.img
FOTA Filename:

Here partition name is "Kernel2" but it may differ for you, it may be "Recovery" or something else.

To flash the custom recovery put again you phone in download mode and run (if your partition name is different change "Kernel2" to the right one)

heimdall flash --Kernel2 recovery.img

It take few secs than your phone will reboot.

If all is gone well you can now boot the custom recovery (power on while holding home and volume up buttons) and you can use this guide to install a custom rom How to install CyanogenMod based ROMs

Before flashing any custom ROM it's a good idea doing a nandroid backup so you can restore your stock firmware if something goes wrong or you just change your mind.

If you have any doubts just ask ;)
[Galaxy S III Mini General] mj56gt:
I'm reviving this threshold, and hope that I could get some help.

I just got a used Samsung Galaxy S3 mini GT-I8190N (Android: 4.1.2; baseband: I8190NZCLL5; Kernel: 3.0.31-698136), and would like to root and flash some stable ROM. I never used a Samsung phone before, so I'd like to root the phone and flash some stable ROM (presumably Cyanogen KitKat or Lollipop). I'm more comfortable with UNIX system than Windows, and I do have heimdall v1.3.1 on my Mac.

1) Is it true that I can gain root by installing a custom recovery? If so, which TWRP and SuperSu do you recommend?

2) Which Cyanogen ROM do you recommend for this phone?

Thank you very much!
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Revobase:
Is it only me, or is the vibration very weak? I can barely feel in in my pockets (I have quite loose pants).

Is there any way to increase the vibration?
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bogdangr:
Same here.

I set it on vibrations only in the office.

When I keep it in the pouch i set it as loud as posible. Vibrations are not so usefull.
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CaseyS:
The vibration in my mini is very strong.
[HTC One S] Tommiiee:
Hi all,

I've had to root my HTC One S for school recently (yes, really), but now I can't install the update that's been released.

When I start the update my phone reboots and enters Clockwork..

I've been trying to unroot my phone, but there's a lot of (different) information out there, and I can't seem to put my finger on it.

For starters, I have no idea what RUU is and I have no idea which stock img I need, since their are more than 20 of them out there..

Can somebody please guide me through?

Thanks!

Tom

Edit: I can't seem to get a Android 1.0 USB driver working.. If I type adb devices it lists no devices.. I've tried like 5 different drivers but none are working.

Edit: My normal USB driver is working. ADB devices returns my device, but when I try to flash the recovery in normal mode, it just says 'waiting for device'.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sabergeek:
Hello people,

My tablet is supposedly an import from China with the manufacturing name as Chuwi v7 nuclear and rebranded in our country by a company named Milagrow as TabTop 7.16. It has the following specs:

1.2 GHz, ARM Cortex A8

512 DDR3

Dual Mali - 400 MP[/QUOTE]

My problem is that I successfully rooted the tablet. And I haven't touched the firmware yet. Since the stock rom wasn't good enough, I went ahead with attempting to find a suitable CWM (Clockworkmod recovery). Turns I couldn't find a compatible version with my tablet, but I went ahead and tried some others. In this processes I flashed an incorrect CWM, the tablet is now stuck at the android boot logo.

Any pointers on how I could fix this?

Good day :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sabergeek:
Common guys. I need your help :crying:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rafuli92:
Flash Stock..

My problem is that I successfully rooted the tablet. And I haven't touched the firmware yet. Since the stock rom wasn't good enough, I went ahead with attempting to find a suitable CWM (Clockworkmod recovery). Turns I couldn't find a compatible version with my tablet, but I went ahead and tried some others. In this processes I flashed an incorrect CWM, the tablet is now stuck at the android boot logo.

Any pointers on how I could fix this?

Good day :)[/QUOTE]

I don't know about this tablet but try to find / download stock firmware and install it i thing via odin .. should fix your issue , worked for me on other tablet
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rajakumarn:
I suppose It get solved if PC detects your device .I mean ADB detects.Then try other cwm recovery versions.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] sudgai:
hi guys!

cool Windows 8 launcher for android...

Click here

some Screenshots of launcher:

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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] sudgai:
Ram consumed by Launcher...

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[HTC One S] lthawker:
Hi dudes...i have problem with my camera...without zoom photos are good...but when zooming its crapp...can someone take photos in full res 4:3 8mp indoor & outdoor & portrait & send me to email or zip in forum for me to compare results with mine...tanx
[HTC One S] Goatshocker:
Of course zooming will be crap. Its digital zoom, not optical.

All it does is reduce the resolution("cut" the image"), and then upscales it once the picture is taken.

Its better not to use the zoom, and then "zoom" yourself in PS or something. The end result will be better.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marvelspires:
Until today there has a solution for this in stock rom?. I'm having to use GOSMS to not have this problem, but did not want to use it. For the native app after 130 characters it converts to MMS and it is horrible. No solution? 've searched here in the forum was the only solution was one that has more to s3 failed OR I do not know the tutorial.

Already thanks for any help.:fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
You needs root

Use 'Xposed framwork' with 'allow long SMS' tweak

get both from here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2012770
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vash_h:
Odd.. is yours from a carrier? I do not have this problem.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] migna:
try to insert more than 160x4 characters ;)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vash_h:
Whoah never sent such long sms before
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marvelspires:
thanks, but where module AllowLongSMS.apk? I did not find the place to download the same:p
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
Post 1

Disable sms to mms conversation

There is some server error, if it showing zip or use different browser and rename zip to apk

Post 2

Xposed framework
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marvelspires:
not wanting to bother you, but I did not find this file in the post, only thing I found was this (https://github.com/pulser/xposedSMStoMMS) and download as. zip and rename to. apk it does not work when install on your phone.

Xposed the framework I have already installed.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
Check your PM
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] migna:
I've seen it for the first time on a big argue fight with my gf:D:D
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xw227751:
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