yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire General] biondi53:
Anything news about this?

Enviado desde mi Sony Tablet usando Tapatalk HD
[Desire General] saicmf:
me too !!

i hope Ubuntu OS and Firefox OS can run in HTC DESIRE .....
[Desire General] rhendytay:
htc desire only single core

i think ubuntu os phone can't support for desire ....

desire just single core...:crying:
[Desire General] wad92:
It looks to me that our processor may just fall under the requirements, also it says the device will require 4gb internal storage. That may be a problem, as long as the system files are less than 250mb it should be possible using some sort of reverse mount with sd card
[Desire General] chaosp:
interesting. But I also suppose that our three years old smartphone won't be "fast" enough for it
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dvnitycker:
Hi guys,

I noticed this behaviour in Android 4 - basically, even though screen is locked, you can still initiate the shutdown menu and turn off your phone.

Every time I'm putting my shoes on my phone reboots, which is annoying.

Does anyone know how to prevent this behaviour?

Thanks
[Sony Tablet S] WinMo_B:
I could do with some help on this...

I have a SONY Xperia S tablet that will not power on unless connected to mains power and when it does power on it gets stuck on the SONY splash screen with 'Error (0x00030100)'

I can get the device into Android recovery mode but then I can't select any of the options.

Does anyone have the latest firmware in the form of update.zip so I can try and upgrade via SD

Device Model: SGPT121GB/S (16Gb WiFi)

Thanks in advance.
[Sony Tablet S] stifilz:
Click on my signature link for URLs for zips.
[Sony Tablet S] WinMo_B:
This was exactly what I was looking for, However with the device in the state it is I can't select any option in the recovery menu. I also can't connect it to a PC as when the mains is unplugged the tablet dies.

Im guessing this is a hardware fault now.

Thanks for your help.
[HTC One S] cyb0rgb0rg:
Hello.

I'm coming from HD2 and Sensation recently and wanted to get a custom rom for my new One S. I'm inexperienced with this model.

I followed the unlock / cwm / root procedure in the excellent guide sticky. Everything went very well and I tried Jellybam. Got the boot anim but no full boot. I forgot to back up the stock rom so there I was with no working rom and no way to copy a new one onto the sdcard partition.

After some research I've been able to push new rom files to the sdcard partition through adb but I can't seem to get anything to boot on this thing.

I also tried relocking but I cant find which RUU to match my CID (HTC__Y13), I tried all the EU RUU's but they all give me the signature error upon flashing.

So I'm not bricked, I can still install different recoveries and use fastboot. It's just that nothing boots. What am I missing out on here? Oh, and QuickADB tells me that I am not rooted and busybox is missing although I've ran SuperSU CWM.

Any thoughts?
[HTC One S] Goatshocker:
QuickADBPusher is unable to acquire root because you are on stock rom/kernel. The Q&A section tells you that ;)

Have to fastboot flashed boot.img? Its required for hboot above.... urm.. Dunno, but 1.14 needs it anyway.
[HTC One S] cyb0rgb0rg:
I now tried to follow the instructions for flashing custom rom on HBOOT > 1.09. So I extracted the boot.img from my desired ROM package. Then I went for another adb push of the rom file (I had done a clear memory in the meantime) and now I'm getting protocol error all over the place.

I miss my HD2. I even miss my Pyramid now...

EDIT: The boot.img flashed fine though.
[HTC One S] cyb0rgb0rg:
Wait wait! It worked!

Finally got MIUI (my secret lover) pushed and boot.img extracted and flashed.... and voila!! :D :D :D

Goatshocker! Major respect and bigups for your little advice for the n00bs but first and foremost for all the work you do for our community. You rock man.
[HTC One S] Goatshocker:
Oh thanks. I dont think I do that much though :p but I try to help where I can :)
[HTC One S] cyb0rgb0rg:
It's always those little things that pass us by. :D

Hope this thread can help other EU users though. Many of the posts on One S kind of imply that your'e on a low hboot. (Other markets, branded and so forth) But the phones we get these days up here are unbranded 2.15 by stock and you'd always have to manually flash boot as I understand.

Hopefully theres enough food in here for the search engines so that others might find it. Ah. A great day after all.
[XDA-University] mithun46:
This Thread Has Some Good Links And Some Advise. Thought It will be of use in univrsity​
[XDA-University] trevd:
You might want to update the links ;)

PDK: http://www.kandroid.org/online-pdk/guide/index.html

Gitweb https://android.googlesource.com
[XDA-University] mithun46:
Thanks Brother
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] JF4W:
Hey guys having a problem here. I'm on CM 10 and I have been trying to flash to the latest mean bean ROM but my phone wont let me, after a full wipe I try to install the ROM via TWRP 2.1.8 and it just never installs. It gets stuck at '' Installing system '' forever.

I'm on S-on

HBOOT: 2.09.0000

Radio: 1.12.11.1119

Thanks for any help/:fingers-crossed:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Sloth:
Update twrp to v2.3.3.0
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] JF4W:
And that will solve the problem? :eek:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Sloth:
it should but also it says in th OP if you are s-on you will need to flash MB twice
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diamondheart:
My I9100 4.0.3 XXLPH is turning screen on itself even I close with power button. I changed the LCD on a shop after that, front cam,proximity sensor don't work I think the light sensor don't work either, It that related to problem ?

I searched the forum and tried all the things with display options, wifi options, developer options, factory reset, none of it work. I even flashed 4.0.4 AllianceROM, problem still exists. I used cpu spy to check the cpu it never goes to deep sleep, one weird thing is when I press power button twice, it turn off and goes to deep sleep, that trick doesn't work on lock-screen. All I want to know is, Is that Hardware or Software problem. Thanks in Advance.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0zair:
well this is a known issue try the app airpush from the market and delete the apps detected these are basically add push apps which keeps ur phone awake to send more ads thus turns on ur screen regulalry
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maccawire:
Try GSAM battery monitor from Google play store to see what is waking your phone.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gpvecchi:
As title says, is it possible to flash stock firmware(just firmware, not kernel or modem) as second rom, using Siyah kernel and CWM?

Which way, please?

Thank you!

P.S.: I just have dual boot with Sammy as second ROM, I have to update it...
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Glebun:
The dualboot guide is in the Siyah thread
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gpvecchi:
As I said, I just have dualboot. I need to flash an updated kernel to second rom, but I don't have a CWM package.

How to create it?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Glebun:
you want to flash a .tar firmware to the second rom?

swap ROMs, flash via odin, swap back.

But FYI, flashing ELLA will change your bootloader permanently and you probably won't be able to use triangle away
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coolhof:
Download a stockrom from Wanam thy are cwm package and can be flash tro second rom utilities in Stweaks.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=27255513

Verzonden door mijn GT-I9300 met xda premium
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jimbo1531:
Excuse me if I'm being a total noob here, but I'm trying to learn!

I had an ICS rom on my phone for ages and it was great but i decided to upgrade to cm10 as i wanted to test out jelly bean. Unfortunately i did the install wrong and broke the phones wifi but i know why and i can fix that. What i need to do is restore from my original nandroid backup.

Jellybean seems to have everything stored in a 0 folder. I understand why, because of user profiles but, i assume where ive tried to reinstall the rom a few times, now i have four 0 folders inside each other and have absolutely no idea how to fix it. And when I try to do a nandroid restore its looking for the backup in the /data folder and although im rooted no file explorer will let me copy files into it. I've tried everything including android commander but the only thing that will even let me view files in the /data folder is the file explorer that comes with cm10 and it won't let me copy any files into it.

So basically, is there any way I can restore from my nandroid backup so I can fix the WiFi and try cm10 again?

Thanks in advance. Sorry for being noobish!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nick Fury:
Cm10 is very unstable and always having pribkems with either Wifi, Data, or Bluetooth so dont worry about that.

My advice is to Flash back to Stock Official Firmware through Odin on your PC and then root it again.

Then once rooted you will be to start flashing other Jellybean Roms.

There is a large selection of Jellybean Roms on here mate.

Hope this helps

---------- Post added at 10:53 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:49 AM ----------

Follow my thread here for more help mate

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32980580
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jimbo1531:
sorted

A thousand thank yous! I totally forgot about Odin. I'm now back to stock and everything's fixed. I think I'll keep it like this for now.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nick Fury:
Hey no problem.

This site is about learning and teaching.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] calinoii:
Hello,can someone please help me by telling me the stock voltages for the CPU,GPU and IVA? I have freezes with the basic voltages in franco's kernel SmartReflexand enabled.

I saw that some voltages from the CPU are decreased from the stock ones. I think my phone can't handle those voltages(maybe something chip-related) and I want the stock voltages and franco's kernel tweaks too:D

Im on AOKP milestone 1 (4.1.2) and franco's r300 kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
Up the voltages yourself until device is stable. And its indeed related to your chip quality.

Sent from my i9250
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] calinoii:
I just disabled the SmartReflex option in franco's kerenel and my device is working like it never did,hope it will remain like this :))
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AndyGnex:
I thought you knew the stock voltages, seeing how you mentioned that franco's voltages are decreased :eek:

Anyway here it is.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20064526&postcount=12
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] calinoii:
those are exactly the ones that I knew,i need for the CORE and IVA :-/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AndyGnex:
I dont think franco's messed around with core and iva, only cpu voltages.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] calinoii:
I overvolted each freq in CORE with about 50 mV and the games that use to have many little freezes,now they don't i probably need to overvokt IVA aswell. The only thing that slutters now is when watching a video,and sometines when scrolling thru desktop pages and appdrawer pages.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
That's what i said.

Sent from my i9250
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisgtl:
Hey,

My phone contract is up for renewal on the 11th January 2013 and wanted to get some opinions from people who used to own the phone I currently own which is the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.

I really can't fault my current Nexus, it is running Rasbean ROM with Franco kernel with very smooth, fast, reliable results.

However, with my free upgrade coming soon I'm a little bit stumped as to what my next move is. I don't want to move away from my current Tariff because it is the only tariff (mobile network) in my area that gives me good coverage around my house, so I'm more than happy to carry on paying monthly instead of going down the PAYG phone with a GiffGaff tariff etc...

I've just watched a video comparing the Nexus with the Nexus 4, yes the Nexus 4 does seem half a second or so quicker at starting apps etc and the screen looks completely different to the Nexus.

- Is there any other differences that you noticed from your upgrade?

- Now you have been using the Nexus 4 for a couple weeks+ would you do the same upgrade again?

- Is the non-removable battery a problem at all when flashing buggy Kernels/ROM's?

- Is the signal coverage roughly the same as the Nexus?

- Can you get the stock Nexus browser on the custom ROM's instead of the slow Chrome browser that came with the Nexus 4?

Any other pointers would be a massive help in me upgrading or not. Either I upgrade and sell the phone on as brand new or I keep the Nexus 4 upgrade and sell my 10 month old Nexus as used.

What would you do?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Eric-1987:
Why would the non removable battery be a problem with roms? The signal should be equal or better than the Gnex. You can get whatever browser you want on any android phone you want (almost).
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] realfelix:
The Nexus 4 is a beast. Its fast, fluid and just incredible.

If you're concerned about not getting the phone out of a bootloop you can always press vol up + power to force reboot(afaik).

Install CM10.1 and you will get the stock AOSP browser but theres also an alternative in the themes and apps section.

My signal seems better than with my Xperia S and it was already good, so I would say its the same or even better.

I would definitely upgrade(ok i did :D) if I were in your situation.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fr8cture:
I just got mine today but I say Yes. It is completely worth it. As for the non removable battery. It shouldn't be a problem as you can always get into fastboot. I don't know about other roms but you get stock android browser on Paranoid Android. The screen is much nicer. Fast processor. Pretty much everything you need unless you want LTE.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tatltael:
I had a galaxy nexus before this. Here's some points in the nexus 4's favor:

-Much much better screen

-Better battery life

-Better camera

-Faster and smoother UI

-Looks and feels like a higher quality device

-Music output significantly better through earphones, and louder through speaker

-Wifi reception is better. Cellular signal slightly better or the same.

Also note:

-Almost all custom ROMs come with the AOSP browser and ditch chrome.

-You can reset the device at any time by pressing and holding the volume and power keys together. There are loads of devices without removable backs and they all use this kind of reset combo. Don't worry about not being able to battery pull.

Cons of the nexus 4 to the galaxy nexus:

-Not as much development happening in the N4 forums as yet compared to the galaxy nex. I'm sure that will shift with time and is only the case due to poor availability of the N4.

-Not as durable as the gnex. Will probably take a lot less to break it.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
Better battery life is subjective. You can get official extended batteries at around 2000 mah whereas n4 is 2100. Not much of a difference and the hsic wake lock is a problem for most people at least until Google panes out a update or flag a custom kernel
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] molesarecoming:
its basically the same. its maybe a tiny tiny bit faster in daily use, it doesnt scroll faster or anything but the transitions are nicer. so, first thing you notice is ... nothing. i know i'm getting tortured now but its the truth. its a nice little upgrade, beautiful screen (if you calibrate, otherwise its greatly inferior to your nexus), i love that its wider. in some games you notice slight differences, theres new lightting effects, flares, etc. overall it feels more precious and shiny and you can be sure it will withstand the next 24 months - and thats the thing with nexus, the software is the same, but it lets you enjoy what android has to offer without having to worry about silly stats. the new one is just making sure it stays like that bringing enough punch for tomorrows demands.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ksc6000:
I'm coming from the GSM galaxy nexus.

The N4 has a wonderful screen, I like it a lot more than my Galaxy Nexus' screen.

But if you have the 2000 mah OEM battery, you will find the battery life of the N4 on 3G very disappointing. On WiFi they're pretty comparable.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisgtl:
Brilliant feedback folks, thanks a million for the in depth conclusions.

I'm swaying towards the Nexus 4 - for the pure reason of it been more future proof than the Galaxy Nexus.

The ROM and Kernel issues don't worry me, as they will get stronger and stronger as time go on, and both my favourite DEV's have got one and are developing ROM/Kernel so that's a bonus.

I was worried about the battery life of the Nexus 4, but by the sounds of it if you are on wifi the battery is not too far from the performance of the Galaxy Nexus.

I'm just slightly nervous about selling my nexus as it has been faultless.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
Don't be nervous, it's about a $100 upgrade depending how much you get for your phone. I'd say it's worth it if you are selling ur old device for a good amount. Battery life, I wouldn't worry.

Franco Kernel + ROM of your choice, you shouldnt be disappointed.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisgtl:
Well........that was a quick decision if I ever I made one.

My Nexus 4 will be delivered by o2 tomorrow. Nexus is up on the popular bidding channel.

See you around the dev forums :)

Cheers and Happy New Year.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
Congrats :) nice to see you have fast stock there. First things first would be to fastboot oem unlock of course (manual method, not toolkit :P )
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisgtl:
I think most of the major shops have plenty Nexus 4's left, its just Google play store that doesn't have any.

Yes, fastboot oem unlock & USB debugging will be carried out quite quickly.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Overdose1986:
1- Better camera, better materials, looks nicer, better audio quality, better screen, feels solid

2- Yes

3- No

4- I can't tell you cause I always get full signal here...

5- I have both on Xylon ROM, but dolphin and chrome are great browsers
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisgtl:
Nexus 4 turned up last night so had a couple hours to play round with it now it is all setup with rascarlo ROM and franco kernel.

What have I noticed so far (in order):

1) It's quicker, installing apps from play is very snappy

2) Screen looks different, its like it is raised up compared to the Nexus

3) Boots up v.quick

4) Feels heavier, more solid

5) Camera is better

Quite happy with my new purchase! Just need to see how much I can claw back from ebay on my old Nexus.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] floppyears:
My previous phone was a g2 and several times a rom would become unresponsive or if I was testing a nightly rom it came in handy being able to take out the battery to reboot the device
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] torsin:
Coming from Gnex.

Using the N4 in everyday life is not a big difference (same software, sometimes a bit faster). Not a milestone ahead.

But - the phone is so solid, good-looking and has a better camera compared to the Gnex.

If it is really worth to change is more emotional than stick to facts.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] v3rk:
Holding down the power button for ten seconds performs this same action
[XDA-University] mithun46:
Original Post By Lithid-cm . Quoted Here so some can Learn​
[HTC One V] Trolls Royce:
Hello and thank you for reading.

So I got an HTC One V almost a week ago and I'm digging it so far. I unlocked the bootloader, rooted it and then went to install a recovery. First I tried CWM because that's what I used on my Optimus V, but it didn't work. Then I gave TWRP a shot which was awesome because not only did it work, but I also thought the touch option was a nice addition to the recovery. So I found a Jellybean ROM for the One V and gapps, put them on my sd and went to flash them. Wiped Cache and Dalvik Cache just fine, but when I went to wipe the system I got an error message. Ended up soft bricking then spent another hour or so getting the stock ROM back on there. The next day I unlocked and rooted again and I even found a CWM recovery that worked. Wiped everything fine then went to install, but once again I softbricked.

So that being said, here's my question. What step am I missing? I thought I was following all the instructions, but I missed something, right? :confused:
[HTC One V] mihirengg19:
you have to factory reset from bootloader
[HTC One V] Trolls Royce:
Thanks for your reply. Please correct me if I'm wrong about the order of things here:

Go into my recovery, wipe cache, wipe dalvik cache, reboot into bootloader, factory reset, reboot to go into recovery again, flash ROM and gapps then reboot system

I came across something that said I had to flash the boot img that came with the ROM too so I guess that would be my last step. Sorry if it seems like a total noob question, I'm still learning. Once again your help is appreciated.
[HTC One V] mysi:
Yes flash to boot.IMG for cm10
[HTC One V] bahubali67:
Flash with latest kernel

hit thanks if I helped u!!!
[HTC One V] Trolls Royce:
You guys are awesome! I just want to double check and make sure I have the order right, though because this would be the third attempt and I don't want to have to go through the process of installing the stock ROM, unlocking and re-rooting of the phone again. Even though it's easy, it's still a bit of a pain, you know?

So...

-recovery

-wipe cache

-wipe dalvik cache

-reboot into bootloader

-factory reset

-reboot to go into recovery again

-flash ROM and gapps then reboot system

-flash boot.img (in bootloader I'm assuming?)

-flash kernel (Once again..bootloader, right? I heard Hellboy was decent, but I'm going to read about that now)

I know it's kind of a pain, but a list in the correct order is the best thing for someone still somewhat new to this like myself. If there's something out of order or I'm flashing something in the wrong section, I'd like to know before I do it rather than find out the hard way :laugh: Once again, thanks for the replies. The person that got me into this suggested this forum over all others and I'm happy he did.
[HTC One V] mihirengg19:
Do these steps in order-

1. Put rom+gapps in root of sdcard.

2. Boot into bootloader and select fastboot then connect phone to pc or lappy.it should say fastboot USB.

3. Now flash the latest updated kernel.

4. Then go into recovery from bootloader and factory reset,wipe cache partition and wipe dalvik cache.

5. Then flash rom.zip,boot into rom.

6. Then again boot into recovery and flash gapps.
[HTC One V] Trolls Royce:
Factory reset never seemed to work when I did it in recovery mode. Though I was skipping a few steps when I tried it so I'll give this a shot during the weekend and get back to you. Funny thing is I posted a reply as you posted your's :laugh:
[HTC One V] Trolls Royce:
So many more steps from the Optimus V :laugh: I'll give this a shot and get back to you. Thanks guys for all your help!
[HTC One V] mihirengg19:
flash the boot.img(thé kernel) in fastboot,not in bootloader..here is the link to latest hellboy kernel.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1954967

Just to clarify u are gsm right?
[HTC One V] Trolls Royce:
CDMA, sorry for not being more specific about that.
[HTC One V] mihirengg19:
Oh thats where u r going wrong!

Download the proper cdma kernel and rom! Use cm10+jmz primoc!

And use the recovery for Primoc! If u flash gsm images to ur cdma phone u will regret it!