yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] Droid_beginner_student:
well,droidfolks said that netforks may be conflict with v6

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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] Bidyadhar:
I have jb rom so does V6 comes inbuilt in it?!???

Please press thanx if I am useful to you
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] Droid_beginner_student:
hmm,i forgot:p

but i think not,because jb use kuro tweaks

and,i'm using jb too

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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] shantanuk:
??????

does it speeds up the net
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] aniket.lamba:
Ya it speeds up the 2G/EDGE speed.

Rom:JellyBlast V3

Kernel:Kurotstogi

Theme:Xperia theme with some personal modification.
[Fascinate Android Development] djp952:
RETURN-TO-STOCK FILES

ODIN v1.3 / Windows Drivers / Partition File (Microsoft Windows)

http://www.mediafire.com/file/hr5g7a6qny3vyhv/odin-for-fascinate.zip

MD5: 28d796dbba45543e26cbaed2fb3164ee

Samsung Official EH03 Complete Stock ODIN Package (ODIN Flash Package)

http://www.mediafire.com/file/qq12w58o0fqxixs/CI500_VZW_EH03_GB_CM.tar.md5

MD5:89045064cf45ccd85f8ad746911b6e28
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[Fascinate Android Development] djp952:
As you probably noticed, I opted to increment the version number for GeeWiz with the Android 4.2.1 release. I hope this won't cause too much confusion or annoy the other Fascinate devs since that gives me 5 active GeeWiz threads now (sorry other devs!), but I intend to continue to support and maintain the Android 4.1-based GeeWiz 3 for a while, and it's needs and issues will be different than this new Android 4.2-based version. On the "GeeWiz Media" side of the house, I even posted a note that I prefer the older version for personal use, but that doesn't necessarily apply here. Overall, I think GeeWiz 4 came out fairly well, and certainly more timely than GeeWiz 3. As of this posting, GeeWiz is using the latest released version of Android!!

I was unable to get Bluetooth Tethering to work under 4.2 in time for this first release, and I have a few known issues that I've posted above, but overall I think the ROM is pretty solid ... I'm counting on you guys to tell me where it isn't so solid :p There isn't much to say about it, really, other than the version of Superuser I've included was source-built by me from ChainsDD's latest code. It's newer than what you'll find on the Google Play Store, but thanks to ChainsDD being kind enough to make his keys public, it appears to link with the Play Store just fine so when and if he updates Superuser beyond the included version, I believe it will update seamlessly. If not, I'll of course fix it for ya.

As it was with my first AOSP-based release, GeeWiz 4 is rather light in the "mod" department. The main new modifications involve the 4.2 Quick Settings. I've changed the Wifi and Bluetooth tiles to act as on/off toggles instead of linking you to settings. You can long-press them to get to the settings (and no, I didn't steal this from Cyanogenmod, but I really should have looked there first and saved some time - LOL). I am open to suggestions for more LIGHT modifications that I could include for you guys. Please, nothing heavy-duty, I hate saying no.

I'm sure there will be some new problems that I haven't discovered (please read the KNOWN ISSUES above before installing!!), and I have some additional work to do on this as well as the other various things named "GeeWiz" floating about here at XDA, but I hope that anyone that has been waiting for an Android 4.2 GeeWiz will be happy with what I've hobbled together. I don't know how long we can keep the Fascinate working, but as the proud owner of more than a few of them .. I'm hoping it's a while yet!

Oh, and when you finally decide to dump your Fascinate, please check out my "GeeWiz Media" ROMs here at XDA before you throw it out or trade it in. GeeWiz Media is the same build as this, just without any concept of 3G/cellular service, so you can keep using your Fascinate alive as a media player, browser, clock/radio, game system .. whatever you want. It changes the Fascinate into a very small and somewhat outdated Android tablet :silly:

Enjoy!

edit: I'll get around to moving the "How to compile" post from GeeWiz 3 over here in a day or two. Essentially the same process, but it does need some minor updates.
[Fascinate Android Development] sarkozy:
And I thought you were crazy for even bothering with this. Lol. Excellent sir, excellent.
[Fascinate Android Development] bmeek:
wow. I've been very happy with the cm10.1 builds as my daily driver, but I figured that with you devoting all of this time into building GeeWiz 4, the least I could do is flash it and offer some feedback...

I'm still getting things setup, but so far I'm really impressed with the operation and smooth performance.

First, I used Odin to go directly from the cm10 fascinatemtd partition layout to GeeWiz 4. iow, I skipped going to stock by flashing the pit and GeeWiz "full wipe" at the same time.

on first boot, I let Google restore all my active apps before rebooting to GeeWiz recovery and attempting to convert the file system to ext4 (I used the top menu option). this eventually appeared to work, but the device the failed to boot (getting stuck at the Samsung logo).

I went back to Odin and this time on booting GeeWiz I skipped the setup wizard and immediately rebooted to convert the system to ext4.

anyway, I'm now preparing for a day with GeeWiz 4... TiBu complained that it can't get root, so it looks like that issue is back and I'll research it later.

so far it seems like performance and operation will be fine, but I find myself missing some of the cm features... a battery meter that shows the percentage, profiles, quiet hours, etc.

thanks again, more later.
[Fascinate Android Development] djp952:
Hey, thanks for giving it a go! The Superuser I'm using here is one I built myself from ChainsDD's latest code, so I can probably be more useful for a change on these types of issues. I suppose I should finally break down and buy Titanium Backup, huh? My primary "test root" apps are Root Explorer and My Backup Pro, you'd think I would be the type of person that needed root for lots of things, but ironically, I barely ever need it :D

I'll have a look at some of the things CyanogenMod has done to see if any can be "ported" (aka stolen). That doesn't sound too difficult on the surface.

I'm going to be putting together an ODIN guide at some point, knowing that you don't necessarily HAVE to revert to complete stock is very useful to know, thank you. I thought the MTD ROMs modify one of the boot loaders? Yet another case where I really need to sit down and actually use something other than my own stuff!
[Fascinate Android Development] icemanwbs:
I'm also very happy and impressed with this so far. My TiBu works just fine.

Would like maybe to see a way to add or subtract stuff in pull down menu, and maybe some options for lock screen. But I'm fine if don't have those :D
[Fascinate Android Development] djp952:
Thanks!!

One thing at a time :) I'm resting on laurels tonight ... I'm adding a simple "Legacy Clock" Daydream since I hate the new clock so much and would like to use this instead of the Android 4.1 build for the Fascinate that sits in a dock next to the HTPC in the living room and is essentially just a clock since the Mrs. doesn't like having to use it to control things yet :silly: Back to bug fixes and requests later -- it's *me* time! LOL. Wife Acceptance Factor is a very very important feature in my house. (You have no idea ... no really, you have no idea) :crying:

I think the highest priority bug is probably the ringtone/alarm/notification selection issue. I would really like to squash that one, and I have a good feeling that it's resolution will solve the occasional Force Closes with the Google Apps too. Just a hunch, not 100% certain yet. The data usage graph bug should be easy, and I bought "Titanium Backup PRO * root" tonight so I can play around with that and see if I can break Superuser ... $6.50 seemed a bit high, no wonder I never bought it! LOL.
[Fascinate Android Development] icemanwbs:
Lol....ya that is high. I use the free version. I also noticed none of my custom made ringtones are listed. Odd. :cool:
[Fascinate Android Development] bmeek:
fwiw, I'm using the free flavor of titanium backup.

On the mtd partition layout, I'm not clear on all the details but I can say that they use the stock bootloader. I have a fairly old fascinate that came with éclair, and it was only in recent months that I learned of the recommendation to upgrade the bootloader to an updated version that shipped with vzw's GB release. This "GBbootloader" does persist as i flash between GeeWiz 4 and cm10.
[Fascinate Android Development] djp952:
I finished my "ICS Clock" Daydream so now I can get back to real work. I won't issue an entire patch just for this silly change, but it will be in whatever 4.0.1 becomes :laugh: Obviously this was FAR more critical than figuring out why the ringtones list is empty half the time or reading my PMs :eek: (I'll get to the PMs next, if anyone is waiting on a response)
[Fascinate Android Development] djp952:
I've been looking into the Ringtone/Notification/Alarm issue tonight and I have changed the issue description as well as provided a workaround that so far appears to be functional:

Ringtones/Alarms/Notification Tones may not appear in Settings

Under investigation. There seems to actually be two problems here, one where the ringtone/notification/alarm tones will not appear when you first open Settings/Sounds and will appear later, and another where they were completely omitted from the database and will never show up.

WORKAROUND: Clear data on the "Media Storage" app in Settings and immediately reboot. This seems to alleviate the problem and allows all the tones to show up properly for now.
​

I apologize for this continuing issue, doubly so since it exists in GeeWiz 3 and I failed to test it properly. I've changed my mind on a root cause here, and I'm spending as much time as I can to rectify it once and for all. Please try the WORKAROUND to see if it restores all of the built-in tones as well as any that you have present on your SD card. Please let me know if after clearing that app's data you still do not see all of the built-in tones in Settings.
[Fascinate Android Development] djp952:
Ringtone issue is being tested today, after I dug in enough to figure out what was happening, I was able to find that it's a problem others have had and fixed. It also explains the occasional problems with Google Apps that access media databases. My hat's off to the EpicMTD team for posting a thorough explanation and making the fix public: :cowboy: The "workaround" I posted last night didn't actually work, it turned out to just cause temporary relief, the database would rather quickly get screwed up again.

Ringtones/Alarms/Notification Tones do not appear in Settings

Updated: The problem here is that the Media Scanner is deleting the media database any time it runs due to a change on the external SD card. As it turns out, this happens more than you might expect thanks to Google+. After discovering that the media database stays intact provided you do not install an SD card, and that it will be deleted if you insert one, I had enough information to head to Google and this is not an uncommon problem. The EpicMTD team provided the original solution, which has since been merged into Cyanogenmod (http://epiccm.blogspot.com/2012/03/details-on-disappearing-sd-media-issue.html). I've taken a look at the CM 10.1 baseline and am testing the changes. So far they look good and I expect to release a patch on 1/12. This also appears to resolve the previously listed issue "Google Apps may Force Close", which has been removed. Each of the Google Apps that were crashing access the media databases (Gallery, Music, Google+), which were being deleted/corrupted by the Media Scanner.
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I'm going to look at the Wifi data being reported when it shouldn't be and try to duplicate the "Calcuating..." issue in Settings/Storage now that I have a 32GB SD card, in an attempt to include them in the 4.0.1 patch. If they aren't easy, 4.0.1 will include the ringtone fix and the new ICS Clock Daydream only :)
[Fascinate Android Development] djp952:
GeeWiz 4.0.1 Patch has been posted to the DOWNLOADS section:

GeeWiz 4.0.1 Patch (EDIFY Update-Zip)

- Addresses issue where ringtone/notification/alarm selection lists are emptied out and will only display the default values

- Addresses issue with certain Google Apps (Music/Gallery/Google+) Force Closing due to missing media database files

- Addresses issue where Settings/Data Usage is only reporting Wifi usage rather than reporting mobile usage with Wifi usage as an optional tab

- Adds "ICS Clock" Daydream that mimics Android 4.0/4.1 Desk Clock screensaver

http://www.mediafire.com/file/c9667m25u4z1j2c/geewiz-4.0.1-patch-01122013.zip

MD5: d0de81c75d53cc67dc759cdabf2f7bff
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Hopefully this is the end of the disappearing ringtones. Let me know if you still continue to have issues, and I'll do what I can!
[Fascinate Android Development] netqer:
I really appreciate your great work on fascinate.

The fascinate is much more stable and power-saving with the kernel built on stock kernel source.

But I strongly recommand that you can reuse some kernel-independent packages(framework-base, settings, systemui,etc) source in CyanogenMod, which will be good for saving much time on development and avoiding some bug that CyanogenMod had fixed.

Thanks for your work again, and sorry for my bad English.
[Fascinate Android Development] rich_e:
Installed 4.0 and the patch this morning. Looking good so far. Of all my devices, the Fascinate is the only one with the current version of Android on it, ever! You rock, thanks.
[Fascinate Android Development] ztotherad:
seriously, this rom looks freakin' sweet! it definitely makes me want to install it to test it all out! <--- in which I may very well do! I'm definitely kinda surprised that you wanted to update geewiz, but at the same time I'm glad to see a different rom out there that is pretty much stock AOSP, but with the fascinates stock flavors trickled into it as well :)

so as I dub my adieu, I just want to say thanks for an awesome creation and keep it up cause this is honestly the bees knees. :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
[Fascinate Android Development] djp952:
Thanks to you and everyone else as well for the kind comments! I'm very glad it's finding an audience ... it keeps me wanting to try and fix the things that still need to be fixed! :silly:

(This is where I get all long-winded, you can tune out now - LOL)

Early on I considered just doing another CM port, but figured there wouldn't be any value in that since jt1134 (and others!) does an excellent job of keeping the CM baseline working for the ol' Fascinate. The history here is that all I originally intended to do was what became "GeeWiz Media" (apologies for the crappy name - lol), so I could keep using my Fascinate around the house and in the car without service. I really like the basicness of my Galaxy Nexus, so that's what I shot for .. a "Nexus Fascinate", if you will. There were a few "must have" changes like the enhanced power button menu, but the general plan was to limit the number of AOSP changes to a minimum, and make sure they apply to both the Fascinate and the Galaxy Nexus.

In order to get things to work I've cherry-picked from CM, jt1134 and others more than a few times (and have made at least one truly useful contribution in return), but I've not had aspirations to stray far from AOSP. I know it's disappointing to some folks that it's so vanilla, and maybe once I run out of actual problems to try and solve I can tackle a few more aggressive enhancements, but I really don't want to steal features that define other people's work. I know the code is made public for a reason, but at some point I think it starts stepping on other people's toes as well as shows a lack of effort on my part :cool:

Great suggestion, though, and you're right ... it would save a ton of time! It just wouldn't feel right to me to use somebody else's baseline for anything more than a reference when I'm stuck :D
[HTC One X+] jfvick:
I was wondering if anyone had the same problem or knows of a solution. Is there a way to control, through settings or an app you can download, the vibration intensity for notifications and calls. I've noticed at work that if I have my phone on my desk or pocket that the vibration is clearly audible and noticeable by people around me.

I've tried Vibe but it seems to only be for calls and focuses on vibration pattern.

I'm running HOX+ stock and unrooted.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] SIRTF:
I recently got a refurbished Dinc 2. The GSM part cannot be unlocked. The unlock service said the IMEI couldn't be recognized by HTC. Is it possible that this phone has been tampered and the IMEI has been changed? I also found the serial numbers under the battery (beginning with HT) and from the phone settings (beginning with MB) are different. All other things seem normal. The ESN is clean since I activated on pageplus. I am concerned with the history of the phone.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] nitsua98:
Did you get the refurbished incredible 2 for a replacement from Verizon or from someone else?
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] SIRTF:
from ebay. Thanks.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] nitsua98:
Is it like a "new" refurbished? Like, after it was refurbished had it been used?
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] SIRTF:
Yes, it is like a "new" refurbished. The condition looks very good, no any scratch/wear all over the phone. The screen protector with the words "remove before use" and "certified pre-owned" was still on. The verizon global sim card was in it. But I did find some photos in the micro sd card in the phone.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] nitsua98:
Okay idk much about this kind of stuff but I did some reading on this Wikipedia article and it seems to maybe your imei was changed or maybe someone changed another phones imei to yours. I honestly have no clue, just putting out suggestions.

Edit: maybe the box is not original box the phone came with.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] authorama:
I´m having the exact same problem. I got a replacement phone from Best Buy, although the carrier was Verizon, the phones at Best Buy were 100$ cheaper. Anyway, I used their geek squad insurance thing, and I got a phone, minus battery, and a service receipt. The IMEI did not appear on the receipt, nor in on the sticker on the back of the phone. Now there may have been an IMEI that was valid at one point on the phone,but me, being a dumbass, either never took the time to copy it down, or did so on a computer I no longer have or a piece of paper I left somewhere else.

Is there any way we can root around and find the correct IMEI, or figure out the IMEI based on the MEID? Is this the sort of record they would keep in their database?

(I have a new thread describing my problem in more detail HERE:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2103068
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] DJ_MiX:
Refurb phones will not be in standard htc database these unlockers have.

Most tell you if the phone is a refurb no code will be found. Some have unlockers will have the code but cost much more.

BTW XTC Clip will s-off and sim unlock your phone.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] krrishvaid:
can i get the stock Walkman app of lww working in my lww on cm10
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] chepoz:
No. It will not work.

Sent from Hubble Telescope
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] krrishvaid:
music player

but there ports of xperia v music player......so why not lww
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] predatOr:
It is difficult and takes too much time and knowledge...

Senior devs have ported the Xperia S, T, V walkman apps because they are better functional, more up to date and better UI...
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] krrishvaid:


ok....now i know..... thanks
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Flarbenshweezel:
This video shows you how to get 4EXT recovery (MOD EDIT: By pirating a software and taking the risk of posting it on xda

Feel free to ignore this and move along)

Lemme know if you have any questions! :)
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] nitsua98:
Jesus Christ.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] phillibl:
Wow really? Are these bots or ppl padding their post count or what?
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] jeremytn86:
Why are y'all being so harsh? Its in the correct sub forum now, and maybe it will help some noob.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] phillibl:
First his video is promoting warez and second you can get 4ext much simpler.

1. Go to 4ext.net

2. Download the free 4ext Updater

3. Install the updater

4. Open 4ext updater and install the recovery
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] HypostaticOnion:
This is correct. Aptoide is clearly a warez app. He says in the video to support the dev if you like it, but he still is pirating initially and we all know, most people aren't gonna go buy it if they have it for free.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] jeremytn86:
I did not actually watch the video so didn't know, warez: BIG NO NO on xda
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] nitsua98:
If someone wanted 4ext they could read the instructions in that thread
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] jeremytn86:
Or you could just be a discouraging dock to every one and turn them off to the community... I wouldn't ridicule someone for trying to help others
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] nitsua98:
Yes, I am "a place (as a wharf or platform) for the loading or unloading of materials: a usually wooden pier used as a landing place or moorage for boats."
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Papa Smurf151:
thread closed. Feel free to reread the op for the mod edit and laugh :D:D:D
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Zainiak:
So as we all know, the nexus 4 is really fragile. 1 small drop cracks the front and back glass in many cases. The FlyGrip acts like a "handle" for your phone, and it functions as a kickstand.

links:

FlyGrip

QbKing77 Review
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Kick-Ass Joe:
$30 -_-"
[Nexus 4 Accessories] kcbboy:
seen it before. I refuse to attach that to the back glass. I only use a bumper.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] UZ7:
Can you use this for chip bags? :D
[Nexus 4 Accessories] 0rigin:
The most retarded phone "protection" product I've ever seen. Looks like something from topshop or sth.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] FallN:
+1 for retarded

Sent from my Nexus 4 or Nexus 7
[Nexus 4 Accessories] kioshi:
We shouldn't have to 'stick' anything on the back of any product to get the full use out of it. Bumpers are removable w/o leaving any trace, decent screen protectors are removable and leave no trace, car parts are removable and leave no trace, etc.

Garbage product idea.

There's so many jobless product designers w/ great ideas for products and these clowns hired some idiots to make such a useless product/concept come to fruition.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] androidfoshizzle:
Delete this thread

"Vanilla android >jail broken iOS>90" TV's"
[Nexus 4 Accessories] mrbkkt1:
As a standalone, it is a little lame, but integrated into a case, where the clip would fold in flat, then it's not a bad idea. Much better than regular kickstands. They should sell the patent to a case manufacturer.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] khanh1289:
HIDEOUS!! I wouldnt attach this to my red painted backup phone for free.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Emama:
Wanna see who will really stick one of this crap on their phones.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Acuity:
If this were a $7 item I would probably get it.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] neotekz:
ive seen cases with kickstands that are more bulky and ugly while being less useful. it comes with a case so i think it's for putting on the back of a case. i wouldnt get one for the nexus 4 but it might not be a bad product for larger phones like the note or some 6" phones that we will see soon.

Whats with all the hate...if you dont like it dont buy it. There's no need to get upset.