yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] harrisle:
The stock clock widget don't update when i lock the screen ( not using the phone ). For example when i wake up in the morning the home screen clock widget shows the time it's stil night, or the last time i was connected to internet.

Doesn't it show the phone's time? Do i have to be online ?

I might have messed with some settings to save battery but i've tried everything. I don't want to fill the phone with all sorts of apps and widgets right now because is less that 10 days since i bought it so i prefer the stock widget.

Anyone has any ideas how to make it work properly?

Phone is the i9300 with android 4.1.1
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nick Fury:
Hi try this.

http://db.tt/1mdrlrZ6

Just download it, flash through recovery and your good to go.
[Ubuntu Touch General] fallendown:
Ubuntu for phones has just been announced today for mobile devices.

Ubuntu for phones website

Ubuntu for phones keynote presentation (Skip to 6:30 for the Mobile OS)

What does that mean for us? Ubuntu for phones supports the full range of ARM processors and also fully supports Android device drivers. Which means Ubuntu for phones should be easy to install on a multitude of android devices including the DINC2.

What does this mean for Devs? You can code in native C and C++ and there is no Dalvik VM to limit what you can and can't do.

We'll be getting a glimpse soon, as the Ubuntu OS will be made available for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus in the coming weeks.
[Ubuntu Touch General] nitsua98:
That looks so sweet
[Ubuntu Touch General] ThePhantom97:
I will keep my eye out for this one!
[Ubuntu Touch General] SudoHalt:
I just can't wait to test it on a non nexus device. Seems very interesting.
[Ubuntu Touch General] fallendown:
Sadly I seem to have been mistaken, the OS will only be available for phones that feature the A9 chipset and that doesn't look to include the DINC2....
[Ubuntu Touch General] NeverSeparate:
SHUUUUUUUNNNNNNNNN!!!

Sent from my Incredibly Indecisive Dinc2
[Ubuntu Touch General] xHoLyx:
Regardless it's good to something other than google os. As much as I love android, I wouldn't want google monopolizing the market furthermore. It's about time Ubuntu/Tizen and etc to shine.

Sent from Inc 2 using Tapatalk 2
[Ubuntu Touch General] alochmst98:
[deleted]
[Ubuntu Touch General] Card83:
Sold! My GNex demands this!
[Ubuntu Touch General] nitsua98:
Same here lol
[Ubuntu Touch General] Luigi711:
I seen this floating the world wide web.

This is something I'm interested in!!

HtC DNA

XDA App
[Ubuntu Touch General] Addiso:
Love Ubuntu on my computer hopefully it'll be ported to my s3 ^_^
[Ubuntu Touch General] yankele:
I really want to have this! Looks promising and even though I'm an AOSP fan (and android uses a Linux kernel) the possibilities with an Ubuntu phone OS really attracts me!
[Ubuntu Touch General] ArYaNsH:
cool eager to try this out :D
[Ubuntu Touch General] Skander1998:
Supports A9 phones? Yay!

Waiting for this to be ported to my S3 when it's out for the nexus!
[Ubuntu Touch General] SpaceCaker:
Hope they will support armv6 or

Msm_7x25 phones
[Ubuntu Touch General] Robbilie:
you all are happy that you get it for your arm devices ?

i am happy that i will get it for my intel device :D

MOTOROLA RAZR i ftw :D
[Ubuntu Touch General] hitekredneck:
I would love to give this a go on my S2 Skyrocket.
[Ubuntu Touch General] pongnamu:
Yeah... Mine is arm6 Msm 7×27 but even cm10.1 works on it ;)
[Ubuntu Touch General] ross231:
is the tegra 2 a dual core A9?

is Ubuntu for phones native?
[Ubuntu Touch General] kBTWOFOUR:
I am excited to play with this new OS.
[Ubuntu Touch General] :
do you think ubuntu for phones will also work on an Cortex-A5?

want to buy a phone with that
[Ubuntu Touch General] fallendown:
Yes, the Tegra 2 is a dual core A9 processor though it lacks ARM's SIMD extension.

Yes Ubuntu is native, as it runs on C\C++ without the need for a Dalvik VM, but it can use both android kernels and android drivers.

It does use the Android Board Support Package though.....
[Ubuntu Touch General] spitfire2425:
Me too!
[Ubuntu Touch General] fallendown:
A9 1.0ghz is the minimum processor requirement..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndyOHart:
So I accidently have locked myself out of my phone by changing my number to another network and thinking I could still use my current SIM in my phone until I got it unlocked.

I haven't been able to send or receive texts or anything for around 3 days now.

The place online I was getting it unlocked at said there was a delay with Samsung so they refunded me.

I tried the unlock apps but they don't work.

In GalaxSim, it says my phone is unlocked by when I try another SIM it doesn't work.

In the FAQ it says this could be a second SIM lock by the service provider, and to fix it I have to flash a full unbranded Samsung ROM.

I was wondering how I do this?

I'm on Cyanogen 10 and I currently have Jellybean on my device but I'm not too sure on what I have to do to flash to this ROM and if it will erase my data?

Thanks for any help!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
Plenty of topics on how to sim unlock and flash stock roms, go read them.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndyOHart:
Any chance you could link me on a good up to date guide? I don't want to brick my phone or anything, I thought I would have been on a Stock ROM since I'm on Jellybean now.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
CM10/jellybean is not a "stock" rom. CM10 is a "AOSP" based rom.

Stock rom refers to your devices/carriers default rom, ie Samsung based rom. Get your needed rom from sammobile.com

Flashing Guide: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075278

If you want to unlock your device use the search there is plenty of topics if you use keywords like "sim unlock" etc.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndyOHart:
Oh so I have to reset my phone pretty much? Can I go back to Cyanogen 10 after I get the stock ROM?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
I didnt say you have to do anything however you may have compatibility issues unlocking sim so would probably best to go back to stock.

Yes, you can go back and forth to any rom you want.

Flash stock rom via odin (download mode)

Flash Siyah kernel (again in download mode)

Reboot into recovery and wipe data/factory reset.

Boot Android and use sim unlock etc.

Reboot into recovery and flash whatever rom you like.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndyOHart:
Thanks for that, I went onto that site you mentioned, sammobile.com and I chose to do their unlock method with SRS, it was only 15 euro so I'll see if it fixes it!

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
Are you crazy?

There is plenty of ways to do it yourself for FREE if you would just stop been lazy and use search button.

Obviously I'm wasting my time, waste your money.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
1) Get Mobile Odin Pro for 3 euro and download this Unbranded Stock ROM:

http://www.sammobile.com/2012/11/15/i9100xxlsj-%E2%80%93-galaxy-s-ii-android-4-1-2-jelly-bean-test-firmware/

2) Read Mobile Odin thread by chainfire:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1347899

3) Flash the downloaded ROM following the guide above.

4) Check if your network still locked, If it is check this thread out:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2070375

5) Tell us how you did.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndyOHart:
When I try run Mobile Odin it gives me an error about not being able to detect the device. It's not asking for super user privileges either?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
your device is not rooted? weren't you in CM 10.1?

What device are you packing? GT-I9100?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndyOHart:
I followed everything you said and my phone is still locked. No luck :(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndyOHart:
It was rooted but then I did a root checker and it said it wasn't, must of lost it after changing to CM 10 I think.

I downloaded some auto rooter and that rooted the phone for me. Then I followed your instructions and now I'm freshly formatted but still not working. Tried all the unlocker tools again and still doesn't work. GalaxUnlock says I'm already unlocked so it must be a second network lock.

But in his instructions he says that flashing to a stock Samsung ROM fixes it, but I thought that's what I just done.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
sure you don't have an IMEI issue? You did back EFS folder before you flashed for the first time right?

check you IMEI by dialing *#06# and see if it matches the imei number sticked below the battery.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndyOHart:
IMEI matches the one that I had before I started trying all this and matches the one behind the battery.

In the Galaxy Unlocker app I backed up the EFS files when it asked me to.Other than that I haven't touched them really. Any recommendations? I've tryed pretty much everything I have seen.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
I'm searching for the network info key-in code, for you to see what's locked and what's not. Can't seem to find it tho.

Do you have another carrier sim card to put in & see if it asks for an unlocking code?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndyOHart:
I currently have my Meteor sim card in the phone, that's the company I was with for years.

The phone lets me browse and use apps and stuff when this sim card is in it.

I have another sim card for 48 who I am changing to, which asks for the unlock code.

Before with GalaxSim Unlock, it said I was already unlocked. I downloaded an old version now everything says undefined, and said it can't read the nv data, however I am nearly positive I have backups of this as I saw them on the card.

Galaxy S2 SIM Unlock just gives me an unlock code of 00000000 which doesn't work and Galaxy S Unlock doesn't work either, altough it says it does
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
Well, now we know that you are indeed locked, thats good.

busybox installed on your device?

if yes, try installing another version (older/newer) once downloaded install it and keep it working in the background, then run the unlocking apps again

---------- Post added at 01:19 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:17 AM ----------

or try this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1360174

you could also restore the EFS folder and see what's up.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndyOHart:
I have Busybox installed, but I have two versions, BusyBox free and BusyBox installer, don't know if it matters that I have the two of them.

I have went to a much lower version of it but GalaxSim Unlock still says it can't read nv data.

I tried that program also and it says my Video card isn't supported :S

And hit the restore button in Galaxy S 2 Unlock and GS2_Repair so I presume it got restored. Where should the efs folder be located so I can double check?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
I also got 2 busybox (free 8.9.7 & installer 4.1).

GalaxSim Unlock should have a restore button, dunno the location of the back up, but the EFS folder should be in the data folder, u'll need a root explorer to get to it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndyOHart:
Well BusyBox isn't working, even if I change version.

I went to a newer version of GalaxSim and it said my phone was unlocked, which it isn't.

I clicked on Restore EFS, and was told to restart my phone which I did, but now it's still saying I'm unlocked.

I can't see the EFS folder. In the data folder it's not there.

Theres all sorts of EFS files around the place though. In Galaxy S Unlock and GalaxSimUnlock I have EFS files and even in the main directory I can see the nv_data.bin etc.

Really don't know what I could do here
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
nv_data.bin must be corrupted, that's why all the apps can't read it properly.

I'm gonna read these:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=881162

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1509700

You should too, it might help; it's about corrupted nv data files.

PS: Skip the IMEI part, read comments below. Your's all good.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndyOHart:
I'll have a read in the morning. Going to have to go bed because it's quater to 4 over here, and this is wrecking my head

Do you mind if I contact you tomorrow incase you figure something out that could help me?

Thanks again for the help and being friendly
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
no problem man.

Just in case, when you wake up, try it all again.

go get some rest & maybe some illustrious member comes up with an easy fix.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
still no unlocking luck?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asdert12:
i doubt whether this will happen but because Ubuntu for mobile has been released do you thing android will suffer or do you think it will make android better?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mdfzhi:
Released? Its just announced.

First ubuntu powered phone will only be shipped on Q1 2014.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asdert12:
I thought you could download it on an android device
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 063_XOBX:
Facepalm.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] johnychevyeg:
Hi folks. I am just getting back to work after being out for the holidays. I updated to Jellybean and have been trying to sync to my Outlook calendar. HTC sync no longer appears to work so I removed that and added HTC Sync Manager. Well, this program will recognize the phone now, and will sync some calendar appointments, but misses about 70% of them. I have removed and re-installed HTC sync manager many times, but this still doesn't work. I'm on an XP computer from work. Previously the older HTC Sync worked flawlessly to sync all appointments. Any ideas?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] luigi311:
Remove the previous HTC sync and plug in ur phone it should open an auto start with HTC sync and install it
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] PhilipG2:
I had this problem, sorted it by downloading HTC Sync Manager from the HTC site version 1.1.77.0, when it was installed the phone synced no problems, this is after having checked that the ealier 1.0.6... version of the software thought that it was the most up to date version. I was relieved once I found thatthe phone would sync again.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] ak074:
the version that you need can be found here... http://www.htc.com/www/software/htc-sync-manager/download/
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] johnychevyeg:
Thanks, gang. I tried various methods of latest versions, older versions, the whole nine yards; it still wouldn't sync all appointments 100%. I went ahead and just move all my appointments to activesync and just do it that way. I had to make a few changes to how my work mail comes in now, but at least i can see my appointments again.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] cmchr1980:
Sync Manager Issues with latest Jelly Bean update

Hi,

I´ve downloaded the latest sync manager using the link given or doing it directly from the HTC web page.

These are the problems I´m facing with my HTC One X:

1. Cannot use sync manager. When I try to sync my music with my phone the sync manager crashes when it reached around 3%.

2. I cannot access the information I have on my phones hard drive. I saved some document using it as a USB a couple of months ago and cannot access them because my phone is not recognised as a USB.

I´m using a MacBook Pro and not sure If the issues could be related to that.

I´ve been trying to fix this for a couple of week but cant and don´t know what to do. I´ve tried to contact HTC and they are not of any help.

Any thoughts?

Thanks.
[Defy General] pbruck:
Rootable Firmware List

TNBST_4_0A.1F.0ERPS_flex_WE_Orange_Spain (the one i use at the Moment)

TNBST_4_07.1D.08RPS_flex_LATAM_Claro_Latam

TNBST_4_0A.1D.22RPS_flex_WE_RTIT

TNBST_4_07.26.11RPD_flex_LATAM_RTL_Brazil

TNBST_4_0A.1F.10RPS_flex_WE_Retail_CEE
[Defy General] pbruck:
Some additional "special" Procedures to have mor Options

Option to flash only older Bootloader with Fastboot enabled without changing your current Firmware and have the Option to root after that.

Some "special" Method posted by Alin Razvan, member of droiddevelopers forum.

Let me explain how i got this working a good sbf flash with a lower bootloader version.

First step you are about to do, is downloading a compatible sbf version that you like !

2nd step flash it with RSD Lite 5.7

3rd step after flashing it go into recovery menu by pressing both volume keys + - and power up .

4th step -> Clean Cache -> Clean User Data , after cleaning select reboot

5th step Let it reboot normally , set it up , connection etc , google account and so on .

6th step Download TNBST_4_0A.1F.0ERPS_flex_WE_Orange_Spain.sbf

Power off the phone , remove battery , pres camera button + volume down+power insert usb (if doesn't power up attach battery but only for a second than remove it) , now you should be in boot mode .

Open RSD Lite 5.7 select the TNBST_4_0A.1F.0ERPS_flex_WE_Orange_Spain sbf file and (read bellow).

Here comes the tricky part !!!

Be carefull and fast otherwise you got to flash again your favorite sbf ,and follow the upper steps again !

Before pressing start button take your phone on your right hand , grab with your left hand the usb cable because you are about to pull it back quickly after you see

Flashing Modem (mdm) or something like i reallly don't remember how the text really was but what you need to do is let it flash some reboot files it takes up 3 seconds after pressing start button to flash those files so you got to be fast boot ) i know it sounds awkward but this **** really works !

After removing usb cable your phone will instantly shut down because it doesn't have the battery on , i did it without battery because i wanted the phone to shut down instant !

So the next step is to power up the phone by pressing both volume buttons + - and power up button , now you should see fastboot menu YaY!

After that, you can switch to the rooting Procedure as described above.

afadel wrote in Post #14:

I have tested Alin's Method today.

My biggest Problem was, that my Phone is not able to Power on only with USB Cable connected. I also have to insert Accu (very loose) and to pull Cable and shake out the Accu the same time immediately as the Message of "Modem flashing" (or something like this) comes up on Screen.

I now have newest German ROM ( TNBST_4_0A.21.0CRPS_flex_WE_RTDACH ) with Bootloader (Fastboot enabled) from Spanish ( TNBST_4_0A.1F.0ERPS_flex_WE_Orange_Spain ) ROM and rooted.

Great thing.

Big thanks to Alin and afadel for this!!
[Defy General] kangi26:
Moved to General
[Defy General] r1348:
TNBST_4_0A.1D.22RPS_flex_WE_RTIT

This is the ROM my phone came with (Italian retail), it has fastboot and it's not sim locked.
[Defy General] Sh0m1:
http://www.droidevelopers.com/f412/14395-defy-mini-root-success-yes-works-2.html#post59544

Bro add this to first post, it's how i did it.
[Defy General] pbruck:
Sorry Guy, have you read the above Guide?

This is exactely what i wrote.

But without all the Pull of Accu and USB and, and, and...

Because it is simply not necessary.

Flashing is much mor simple. Just two steps.

And why should anyone flash two times?

First with an SBF of his Wish. And then (by completely overwriting this Firmware in the Phone) with the one you posted?

And exactely this is also the one i used and wroted in my Guide.

But a lot of Asian and Latam Users cannot use this because it is not containig their Languages.

So this is why i asked anyone who have rooted his Phone to write here with which SBF he does it.
[Defy General] Sh0m1:
No bro, you do not flash 2 times.

First time you flash some sim unlocked firmware that works for you, than you flash the one with bootloader, but not the whole firmware, just modem stuff, and then you cancel the flashing by disconnecting the phone so you still have YOUR old firmware, but now it has new firmware's bootloader.

I hope i made it more clear now.
[Defy General] pbruck:
OK.

My fault.

I'm to tired to read conscious. Last 8 days in job was to busy.

Will give it a try.

But i am not sure if i will do it really, because i am very satisfied with my current state. I have installed the TNBST_4_0A.1F.0ERPS_flex_WE_Orange_Spain.sbf by flashing it completely and have set up Link2SD and all works like a charm with constantly mor than 120mb free internal Memory also after installing a lot of Apps. :highfive:

But.

If you agree, i will include your advice in "my" (not really mine, have only made a summary) Guide.
[Defy General] Sh0m1:
Sure, just write that the original creator of that method is Alin Razvan, member of droiddevelopers forum.
[Defy General] pbruck:
Done :good:

Thank's :D
[Defy General] Sh0m1:
Great guide i must say, thank you for the effort and i hope this will attract some devs to start making roms for mini :)
[Defy General] BlueSpyBR:
Can't download the firmware with that link, i think the link is wrong...

Just to be sure, the firmware you gave the link is that Brazil no simlock you said?
[Defy General] afadel:
Alin's method consists of loading an older bootloader version. In theory you don't even have to flash an SBF if the one you're using (original or already flashed) is working for you (meaning no simlock). You just go from step 6 onwards.

You put the phone in flash mode by holding camera+vol down and powering the phone. You should see a screen with the following:

MBM Flash-mode.

TinBoost

version: 06.0a --> (versions may vary)

Bootloader USB Init SECURE BOOT ENABLED

Now you have to use an SBF with an old version of bootloader. I don't know up to which version the bootloader has fastboot, but I used the SBF TNBST_4_07.1D.20RPS_flex_LATAM_VIVO. This one has fastboot.

So, you open RSD Lite and use this SBF. When you click start first it will update (in this case downgrade) the bootloader version. It will run some stuff and then you will see the same screen from above again (but now with different version - 01.0a if you use the SBF I mentioned) and it will start the flashing process. That's when you have to unplug the battery or USB cable to stop the flashing. All you wanted was to install the bootloader.

After that you just have to follow the procedures as if your phone had fastboot since the beginnig! That was a very smart move by Alin.
[Defy General] pbruck:
Corrected the Link.

ROM is:

TNBST_4_0A.1F.0ERPS_flex_WE_Orange_Spain
[Defy General] pbruck:
Thank's for this variant.

Included in guide at Starting Page.
[Defy General] coder011:
Why you didn't include my name? I'm the one who extracted recovery.img that was very helpfull. :o
[Defy General] pbruck:
Sorry.

My fault.

Didn't recognized it.

Please forgive me.

Don't want to do any harm. And never done liek it was my work.

Which Text do you want to put (where) in the Gude to show which work you have done?
[Defy General] coder011:
At this part
[Defy General] luizn3go:
@pbruck and @coder011

Thank you to work on this and make it possible.

I have a Defy mini dual chip XT321 and tried to root by flashing Claro Latam firmware on it but I didn't have success. Can you help me on this?

When I flashed Claro firmware phone worked normally and it has got fastboot =D

I've made all steps you described but after power up phone was no rooted.

I'll really apreciate if you help me!

Congrats for the initiative!
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bcwest:
Hello,

I turned on my Xoom to see "Encryption Unsuccessful" tonight. If i boot into stock recovery and try to factory reset, it cannot mount Cache. If I plug the device into my computer, fastboot can find it but ADB cannot. I have the proper drivers installed. I can't get into my tablet to turn on USB debugging. I just bought an OTG cable to try to fix it, but cannot find the update.zip file that I need. If i try to fastboot oem unlock, it fails. I've tried everything I can find, I've done hours worth of playing/trial and error to no avail. Any help would be fantastic. Truly at a stand still. Please ask with any specifics needed to assist me.

Is it possible to flash to CWM recovery without being able to boot/find it in ADB?

Thank you,

Bradon