yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] forceware:
I have had this message appear very frequently since I moved my apps to the phone storage two days ago. I read elsewhere on the internet that it was to do with the new year date and to adjust my clock back and then to the normal time again. This worked for most of today, but. Now back to every 5 mins or so! Anyone had this before?
[HTC One X] rani9990:
I recall someone saying clear data for contacts/people fixed it for them...
[HTC One X] lancemate:
the issue is having someone with a birthday on the 29/02, or at least it was for me.

Furthermore the birthday was being pulled into my contact by Facebook so I couldn't manually edit it out, the only way to solve it for me was to delete Facebook data by removing the account, and then re-add it without calendar sync.
[HTC One X] Nitin985:
I had it recently and it should get fixed by the contacts fix mentioned above
[HTC One X] Marcell-o:
update

I got a small update for this, this afternoon.

don't know how to change the picture size here..
[HTC One X] ViDtje:
Can't you upload this update somewhere for us?
[HTC One X] Karanlik:
I wrote this on ARHD thread. I didn't update people.apk, but i don't have any "acore" problem after clearing contact storage data.

I also had that issue. I don't know why but i clear contact storage data and it's ok now. Maybe it works for you too.
[HTC One X] forceware:
Thanks for the advice. I cleared my contacts data and so far so good!
[HTC One X] qitt:
I got this too yesterday evening. Cid_044.
[HTC One X] forceware:
I got it today too! Cid HTC 001
[HTC One X] MickyMax:
Got it too after a manual check. No more problems.
[HTC One X] Zhiyi:
cant seem to download this patch! Anyone have this problem
[HTC One X] adkz:
No problem installing the patch on my rooted phone.
[HTC One X] ViDtje:
I extracted it from my father's hox. You can download it here: http://db.tt/3x6GdC7i. You can install it like any other app.
[HTC One X] monchee:
That was a quick move by HTC. Surprising.
[HTC One X] roblunt:
process android acore stopped working on tokio tablet

big thank you... for this after searching the world (felt like it anyway) I managed to sort a friends tokio tablet out with this error.. it now works great and my friend is very happy..
[HTC One X] jonshipman:
Thanks for this. I was TiBkup merging system updates and it froze moving this file to the system partition. Saved me a reflash buddy.
[HTC One X] vasoulitos:
I got this message today, and I can't even enter my pin. It shows it repeatadly.

I have a Zte blade 3, not rooted.
[EVO Shift 4G General] thronnos:
Have you all seen this? I don't have a link handy. I'll get one later or if someone else has a link...

What do you all think?

Edit:

Android Polices coverage http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/0...on-of-its-os-just-for-your-pocket-superphone/

From ubuntu http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/phone
[EVO Shift 4G General] junpei1337:
My bad
[EVO Shift 4G General] thronnos:
That's not it. That's Ubuntu for Android. I'm talking about Ubuntu for Smartphones. I'll include links in the op
[EVO Shift 4G General] BigSplit:
Its actually http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/phone , watch the video.

And as I thought I posted earlier, I like some of the features but some seem like they could be annoying.
[EVO Shift 4G General] CNexus:
Theres also an app called Complete Linux Installer or something that lets you install an ISO on your Android

Its very good though, I've used it to install Backtrack for a forensics competition.

Thats pretty cool though, a desktop on the go
[EVO Shift 4G General] Quetzalcoatl:
its nice, but not something id buy a smartphone over.
[EVO Shift 4G General] beekersavant:
Ubuntu

My shift will probably end up there as a handheld pc. I moved to a country of incompatible transmission standards anyhow, so it is basically that now. I only use a few apps and the wifi. It'd be nice to turn it into a true little computer. So there's one person in the excited column. :good:

While I am on the forum. I wanted to send a huge thanks to all the Rom developers, that continue to tinker for us, shift owners.
[EVO Shift 4G General] CNexus:
Yeah I think it would be pretty cool to run. Hopefully dual-bootable, I'm kinda excited too lol

I do a lot of work on my phone that would be much easier on a pc-like environment
[EVO Shift 4G General] RavenSEAL:
Shut up and take my money.
[EVO Shift 4G General] YeledKaki:
Hopefully the OS will be free like the desktop version.

Sent from my awesome quad core potato!
[EVO Shift 4G General] CNexus:
It is, open source too
[EVO Shift 4G General] Sonkway:
Interesting read on the timing of such an OS...

http://m.androidcentral.com/ubuntu-phone-s-time-now-not-2014

Still very intriguing.
[EVO Shift 4G General] BigSplit:
We have had alot of different mobile OS announced/released in the last few years(tizen, firefox, sailboat, fedora, even webOS) and all of them have still yet to make any type of splash. Windows has partners and phones on the market yet still struggles to make a large impact. It's going to be insanely hard for Ubuntu to do anything note worthy at this point.
[EVO Shift 4G General] VICODAN:
Can't wait to fork it.
[EVO Shift 4G General] Chad The Pathfinder:
I'd really like to give it a go!
[EVO Shift 4G General] Quetzalcoatl:
I can see it dying very quickly. Ubuntu is in the perfect spot to take over a large chunk of the desktop and instead they try to take away from Google .....
[EVO Shift 4G General] Speedier:
I see this actually getting popular, and let me tell you why. Assuming I haven't misunderstood anything, they are also releasing Ubuntu for Android as well. Now Google will likely update Android to match Ubuntu's features (which is essentially much better multi-tasking), this is a given. However, there are so many phones that are stuck on outdated versions of Android (or install not always stable/complete custom roms). As long as your phone (or tablet) is a dual core, you'll be able to install Ubuntu for Android and voila, you now have a proper multi-tasking OS.

That's all you'll need, you'll become accustom to Ubuntu on your phone and you will consider an Ubuntu phone as your next purchase. I am excited to see how this unfolds and I am very anxious to install Ubuntu for Android on my Android phone and tablet.
[EVO Shift 4G General] KiDxNinja:
I'm actually excited for this. The OS itself looks nice, and not like any other thus far. I honestly think this will be a contender in the smartphone world. How many of us use ubuntu for developing? And anyone into custom android stuff would probably be excited to try it since it is new and different. I feel like even if it isnt going to be the next big thing, dev's and people that like simplicity are going to love this.
[EVO Shift 4G General] xavi96end:
ubuntu?

yes! very excited, it will be awesome to see how it all plays out after it is out there!
[EVO Shift 4G General] TimeBomb006:
I can't see Ubuntu phones taking a noticeable share of the market. Even I, a Ubuntu fan and early adopter, am not so keen to abandon Android to use a Ubuntu phone. However, it would be cool to try something new.
[EVO Shift 4G General] Chad The Pathfinder:
When it becomes available I plan to try it out on my dx2. From what I've read it's made for dual cores and up. Not single unfortunately.
[LG Optimus Black] tomatos:
I'm trying to upgrade with LG Flashtool and SmartFlashTool_External software too. Not worked but in Windows Systemmanager have the phone. I'm trying the upgrade lot of time, but not worked. With LG Flashtool stopped the upgrade every time at 17-19%, with SmartFlashTool too. At this moment i can't the phone ON but the charging with the cable working and the S/W upgrade text showing the phone but In Windows Systemmanager can't find the phone and LG tool and the other tool can't see the phone.

Flash IC error? Or At flashing going the phone a method and can't switch on? Or has in the phone a half rom or kernel?

What can I do yet? HW reset or another tricks? Can somebody help?
[LG Optimus Black] 4pda_user:
Download the usb driver

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driver

http://narod.ru/disk/62678070001.1cc668625ce7f0369432a61f5178b5c8/LGUnitedMobileDriver%20S4981MAN38AP22%20ML%20WHQL%20Ver%203.8.1.exe.html
[LG Optimus Black] tomatos:
I'm trying this. Thank you.

UPDATE: not working, don't find the software's the phone :( I'm trying with Windows 7 and Windows XP too.
[LG Optimus Black] 4pda_user:
Go to "Device Manager" on your computer (Right click on "My Computer" -> "Properties" -> "Device Manager");*

Find the "Modems" and disable the "LG Modem" (Select "LG Modem" right click and from the menu select "Disable");
[LG Optimus Black] tomatos:
Don't have Modem's in Device Manager :(
[LG Optimus Black] 4pda_user:
Have you tried to flash a smartphone on a different computer? Tried to connect to another usb port?
[LG Optimus Black] tomatos:
Yes a tried another computer with other windows version. I tried another usb port too. :(
[LG Optimus Black] 4pda_user:
tried

LGMobile Update

http://narod.ru/disk/38302264001/LGMobile Update.exe.html

go to the tab "User" - "Disaster Recovery Software"
[LG Optimus Black] tomatos:
Not working. I wrote IMEI and SN then coming error message and software sad go to http://www.lg.com/au/support-mobile/lg-LGP970#software
[LG Optimus Black] 4pda_user:
Hmm, I do not know what to advise.

Phone tried to reboot?

If you've installed the software on your computer that should be no problem.

Sorry my bad english.
[LG Optimus Black] tomatos:
This was the problem of this kid:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1834250

I wrote a private message to the guy.
[LG Optimus Black] mello07:
do you think this is a hardware problem.

i got this one also:(
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jellydroid13:
Just saw this too and at the end of their 20 minute video they said that it would run with the android kernel and drivers meaning it shouldn't be hard at all to port to our current device!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slekkas:
This summer I saw an XDA video of a galaxy s 2 running Ubuntu for Android. It shared the same kernel and worked together with android. As soon as you connected the phone to the dock it turned into an Ubuntu os desktop pc. This is what I'm interested in. I'm not interested in using Ubuntu as my phone os. Is this what is being released by canonical? Because from the videos I saw today it seems its a new operating system.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 2747343:
this is a brand new OS and i really hope we can get it on the note 2 since its the top of the line phone
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FloatingFatMan:
That was only ever available to OEM's, and I'm fairly sure none of them took it up. That's probably why Canonical have taken this route instead.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lycan_codex:
Thats the reason why i am so excited. Happy times ahead!!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sebring5:
Actuality there will be a phone released at the end of the year that uses Ubunta as an operating system. The Android Ubunta when docked system is a first step. Ubuntu will compete with all the existing phone operating systems within the next 12 months.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Funkym0nkey:
It looks good in theory. As a long time Ubuntu pc user this is something exciting for me but the are few issues having this on note 2 even in the future. I am sure it will have note port down the line. But the os is heavily gesture based. And most gestures are designed to work from edges of the screen. For big device like note 2 this rules out seamless one hand passion for doing even basic things which you can still do on Android with Samsung customisations.

I understand appeal in gesture based OS, but in real world day to day use, point and click approach is most of the times faster.

But o would still like to try it out.

From my Note 2, in your face.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] croatia1:
I had Ubuntu on my N2 with Linux Installer. Just C**p.

Edit: Damn... I just watched the Keynote. Looks pretty amazing

Pozdrav

Croatia1
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EP2008:
With something as close to perfect as the note 2 + a few tweaks, why would anyone consider using a new mobile Os?

For the hundreds of dollars in apps I would lose, it would take the most amazing mobile os to convince me to change and right now Android does it all for me.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vash_h:
The only thing that worries me is applications. If ubuntu is able to use apps for Android it world be great. But I doubt it will have access to play store.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Therev86:
But if it's using Android Drivers and Kernel, would it not be possible to tweak it to allow compatibility for Android Apps? Or at the very least the possibility to dual-boot it with a Siyah (or similar) kernel, so you get the best of both worlds, who knows perhaps they will even work out some sort of deal with Google to use the Play store by the time the first Ubuntu devices hit the market
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DaveHTC200:
Great clip of it in action

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoXpLUr5WB4
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Therev86:
God, that just looks so sleek!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lmike6453:
Man I cannot wait! Please post if you know of a way to get the ball rolling on this.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] speedyjay:
Yeah i know how to get the ball rolling....first you need a flashable image, and since that hasnt been released yet....good luck with that :p
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lmike6453:
Yeah I think I'm going to break my F5 key....
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baileyjr:
I don't think it would be in googles interest to give a competing OS a helping hand.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adytum:
Next you know, Googlux is the biggest player around:D
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vlskh:
Ubuntu for note2

there are a few devs working on this port... nothing other than the interface works right now... but there's steady progress... so expect it in a month or so...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bahnhof:
Hey everybody!

I have a question: In android 4.0 and above there is the option in the data usage settings, to turn mobile data on and off.

What difference does it exactly make? As fas as I tested, I still can take a look at my mobile data usage, even though it is tuned off in the data usage settings.

According to this source of Google

http://support.google.com/android/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1638168

turning it off means:

Anybody knows what they mean by "...use mobile data at all..." (since I still have 3G) and what features there could be?

Thanks a lot in advance!

Michael
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sky93:
Sometimes it takes a while for the data to toggle off. I personally just use airplane mode on my phone and it cuts off my data fairly quickly.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bahnhof:
OK, thank you. Somehow the on/off status is now consistent. Thanks:)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diga1001:
As Canoncial anounced that there'll be an "official" way to run Ubuntu on high performance devices, do you think it'll work on our tab? perhaps even directly on the tab and not only with a dock?

I hope it's in the right section here

EDIT:// Didn't see there is already a thread about that...pls delete it or merge it.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] sspikey:
Ok so here goes a long but detailed read. I am writing this in hopes other fido users searching may find this thread and avoid future questions. Phone came with the TW 4.1.1 from fido and is fully stock.

Brand new S3 Galaxy from Fido (same as rogers) i747M Phone is great but the rooting bug has caught me.

1. I plan to root the device fairly shortly and install a non touchwiz variant. I will be following "High on Android's" Technique. detailed in this youtube video.

Is that method correct for my phone?

or should I be following something different? I just noticed Mr. Robinson posted the Fido TAR with root injected already on it. Does this make any difference? Links to TAR file are here

2. Now assuming I get everything up and running. What is the deal with "Triangleaway" and flash counters? From my understanding, Samsung has a counter installed that ensures they keep an eye on voided warranties due to flashing. Sure thats fine but lets talk about what we can do.

From what I gather, Triangle away will sort me out and get rid of the counters and put them back to zero in case I need to send my phone in for warranty. Is this correct?

Most of the triangle away info I read is for pre 4.1.1 confirmations hence why I ask.

3. Now lets assume I have flashed thephone and I am running CM 10 beautiful. Oh no power button breaks. What will be the required steps to get my phone back to 'stock" to send to Samsung. Will this even be possible to send it in without a worry? I cant seem to find steps online for this.

4. A lot of guides talk about the importance of backing up. Sure sounds great but they dont seem to give detailed instructions. What are the most important things I should backup before, during and after rooting my phone in case I brick it or anything goes wrong? Again any link or detailed explanations would be great.

Sorry for being so exhaustive in my questions. I like to learn it all so I can help other afterwards but also structured the thread so its easy to search for future users.

Happy new year everyone!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] smelenchuk:
I'm going to answer these two questions together, because they're interrelated.

There's no one single root method that's more "correct" than any of the others. The key difference between the end result of most of the methods is whether the flash counter has been tripped, which occurs (under circumstances where you're coming from ICS) if you use Odin to flash something other than a stock image (untouched or rooted as in Mr_Robinson's case). You can also trip the flash counter if you have the Jelly Bean boot loader and boot into a non-stock recovery image.

Thus, if you want to avoid tripping the counter for as long as possible, you want to use a method for rooting that doesn't trip the counter, such as the Mr_Robinson method.

If you're going to flash a custom recovery after working from stock JB, you'll probably end up tripping the flash counter the moment you boot into it, in which case (assuming your phone is still rooted) you could use Triangle Away to reset said flash counter.

I'd do the following:

Triangle Away, if the flash counter isn't 0;

Boot into download mode;

Flash a normal stock image from here; [*]Boot into stock recovery and wipe data/cache; [*]Boot phone as normal.

There are two major approaches you can take here, and using both of them responsibly is probably a good idea.

Titanium Backup, usable if your device is rooted, can back up all of your application data and some system settings; it's great for transferring data between ROMs and/or between devices altogether (I've done both). Most people I know of only use it for the former, as trying to restore system data with TiBu usually causes bizarre and unpredictable effects (with a few exceptions, such as text message data).

With a custom recovery, you can make what's called a "nandroid" backup, which is a complete image of your current ROM and userland data; it's most useful when you want to make a restore point of sorts for if you're, say, flashing experimental ROM images or other things you don't expect to work very well.

Hope this is of help.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] sspikey:
It seems the flash counter is a lot less worrysome to me now that you indicated I can always go back to a stock rom and return it for warranty regardless if it has a counter or not. Now I wonder why people even worry about tripping it.

So Sounds to me like I should not worry about flashing and warranty correct? There will always be a method to go back to my phone in order to deal with warranty if something physical goes wrong? Any guide you could point me towards for this? I found this http://galaxys3root.com/galaxy-s3-unroot/how-to-unroot-canadian-galaxy-s3-sgh-i747m-stock-roms/

but it doesnt mention any fido files (understandable since its new)

These two forms of backup I am use to and have used extensively on my nexus S. What I am worried about is more deep "system" type backups people do. is there any for this phone I should do through odin or Kies?

Edit: almost forgot to say thank you!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jameschan522:
How come the root66_FMC_I747MVLDLK4.7z download link keep saying searching for mirror, please wait? Waited for 1 hr, no links. Refresh, no links.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] sspikey:
thats odd I tried it yesterday and it worked

send a PM to the thread starter he will put up a new mirror I guess
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] kevg77:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-20891868
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] eXplicit815:
Is this the full OS?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Dogie52:
I mean it's not even released yet I can't judge it. But from the looks of it looks nice but I don't think it will be a primary os for me.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] JayyWilliams:
I Would Give It A Try. Idk If Its Gonna Be A Long-Term Relationship Though.

sent from my EVO LTE on the XDA app because Tapatalk hates me -__-
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] popper668:
if they zip it, I will flash it.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] NORCALkID:
I would rock ubuntu on my phone as a second OS / dual boot option for sure ..
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] JayyWilliams:
If They Make A ROM For The OG Evo, I'll Definitely Flash It. (My EVO 4G Is Like My Testing Phone). If I Like It Then...Maybe On The LTE. :)

sent from my EVO LTE on the XDA app because Tapatalk hates me -__-
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Riff76:
If they build a dock like laptop kinda like the atrix had then yes I would put Ubuntu on my phone or get a phone that has it
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] DooneyInThaA:
Hell yea!!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] scataldo721:
I would love to see it someone should post the link in that thread that sinister started about the dev collaboration
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] scottspa74:
This looks awesome. Saw it earlier today in the gnex forum. But that was just screenshots, a banner, not an actual article.

I don't get it, in the article, they talk about,. "...meh, who wants a full fledged PC OS on a phone?". I ask, ...who doesn't? I loved winmo because it WAS like a PC on my HTC diamond (after removing TF3D/manila). In fact, it was using winmo that gave me the nerve to turn on and use a PC (yes, I'm old and computer illiterate) . Who knows, maybe this OS could give me the nerve to boot Ubuntu on a PC lol
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] dandan2980:
http://m.androidcentral.com/ubuntu-phone-s-time-now-not-2014

Here is a link from Android Central with YouTube video if anyone is interested pretty sweet if you ask me I would definitely try out this new OS
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] luigi311:
I'm down!!

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I hope they port the ubuntu os. I Dana give it a try on my phone :D
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] M3RC:
I would definitely give it a try, actually I can't wait to.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Cuppeerr:
I'll put it on mah tf700:good:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Blackcircle:
I'm down. Looks promising.

via eVo.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] LemonNinja:
If someone can make a working build of it for this phone I would definitely use it!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Towleeeie9613:
I saw a hands-on with this thing. It is very pretty as far as I can tell, really useful and really fun. As soon as there is a working build, I'll flash it.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sparytrainor:
This looks friggin awesome!! ESP considering I switched to Ubuntu on PC 6 months ago and haven't looked back!!