yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ericshmerick:
I let the phone format it. Not sure but if the phone itself is formatting the wrong way then that's a serious bug. The average person is never going to use a computer to do custom formatting...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] k1ng617:
Yea you're right I do see a ton of complaints around. But also lots of people had great experiences. I'm just going to keep my fingers crossed I get a good one. Thankfully Amazon is amazing at rmas! :)

Sent from the greatest phone on earth!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ericshmerick:
Yeah until they ban you for returning too many items. It happens. I got a call from Amazon last year because I had too many 'reasons' (read: returns) on my account. This was a warning shot.

They backed off when I went through the data with them, showing I had 31 returns vs 460 orders for the past 11 years ($31k in purchases) . I asked if that's considered excessive and they said no.

No retailer would blink at that return rate.

Was a scary call. I use Amazon for everything. :sly:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] blaxican25:
Thanks king617 just ordered a 64gb micro sd retail packaging :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] SMARTPHONEPC:
I don't recall my SGH-T889 trying to format the card (if so I'd try to cancel it). The card comes exFAT & should stay that way without having the phone-user interfere right?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] k1ng617:
Honestly, it might not matter and might just be the luck of the draw. I did see this really interesting post though:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=33768158&postcount=57
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] SMARTPHONEPC:
Just a heads up of what I recall working for me, i.e. using the default exFAT as is - not having my SGH-T889 format the card.

I've had this card in my SGH-T889 since day1 back in early December without significant issues (I did notice only one .avi movie (<2GB) out of many played & fast forwards fine on internal storage but on this sd card would play but could not fast forward). I have a few files larger than 4GB so when I got this card a few days before receiving my SGH-T889 I immediately checked the file structure to confirm exFAT & transferred those larger than 4GB files with no problem which play & fast forward beautifully on the SGH-T889. If 64 GB internal storage was an option for $100 more I would have opted for it however in addition to 64GB micro sdcard.

So how long until 2TB micro SDXC largest microSDXC cards :cool:?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] camineroga:
I just got my today and I cant get my phone to recognize
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] SMARTPHONEPC:
I should get mine tomorrow but do any of your other computers recognize it?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] RonnieRuff:
Our phone will not recognise and AOSP will never do XFat. Formatted mine to Fat32. We will see.

Sent By An Idiot With A Phablet!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] hurrpancakes:
Got mine today, popped it into my phone, and it recognized it instantly. It's formatted as exFAT, and I can copy files to it on the phone with no issues. No formatting required for me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] SMARTPHONEPC:
Again exFAT as it comes out of box by default works:

Today's card after quick transfer file test of 10MB (couple mp3s) after verifying exFAT on PC (My Computer- right click Removable Disk-Properties):

December's card:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] k1ng617:
Just got mine today too :D

Unmounted old card popped out old card in with the new and it recognized it right away. No need to power off either! Hopefully it lasts.

Sent from the greatest phone on earth!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] SMARTPHONEPC:
I powered off because I wanted to check behind the battery where my SGH-T889 was made (China) but thanks for reminding me about the unmount option as well. At first I forgot these slots were spring-loaded & struggled with my fingernails but the spring & clicks make it much easier to remove & insert. I still would have preferred a 64GB internal option but it is imo the best handset until the Note3 or possibly also with S-pen http://www.technobuffalo.com/2013/02/06/samsung-galaxy-s-iv-march-15-rumor/ - http://www.sammobile.com/2013/02/06...v-on-march-15th-and-on-sale-from-early-april/
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goran.mannberg:
Hey. I bought a Nexus Q from ebay and planning on running cyanogenmod on it. Is it possible to "remote" control Spotify and / or xbmc on the Q from another android device (eg my phone or tablet)? If it dont exist I'm planning on using a wireless mouse but it would be nice to use my phone as a input device.

What about the hacking ability. Any api's realesed for functionality like the original Q software for remote control of the play queue? A headsup of tips-n-tricks and must have apps for the Q is appreciated.
[7 Mozart General] Nirojshr:
i was going from rspl to hspl as in instruction then the hspl said success and my phone shutdown and dosent open up. i cannot access to bootloader either

what should i do

help needed please

im using htc 7 mozart telstra

where do i find the stock rom for telstra

please help me

is this really mean i cant get my phone back...

can i go back to my spl by any way.

i found that is possible through y cable but i dont find telstra stock rom..the link by ansar to telstra rom is dead...

help please

im really new bie to windows phone

i use my SGSII

i am all good with android bt windows its making me mad

please help
[7 Mozart General] liduray:
try the repair centre near you
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] mirost1:
Guys, is there any chance to use smartassv2 gov on stock sony 54 rom on Sola?

Thanx
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] etch04:
yes..you have to flash kernel from the give link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2075093
[Windows Phone 8s by HTC] Omer811:
Hello dear members, I'm new to this from and I'm very exited to get my new htc 8s WP in couple if weeks,

After quite a bit of research I didn't find any answer, is it possible to change the default search engine from bing to google?

I don't have any problem with bing just that it not get good results in my language and it not fully supported in my country,

I find an article that shows hot to that with the Nokia lomia but it required to unlock the cellphone for it. And I don't know if the 8s is unlock able or how to unlock It.

Thank y for you helping

Omer.
[Windows Phone 8s by HTC] Niddu85:
regarding the search engine, if you mean the "search" button no, this cannot be changed :(
[Windows Phone 8s by HTC] Ikkari:
On my Nokia Lumia 920 i can change the default IE search to google, i don't have this option on my 8S.
[Windows Phone 8s by HTC] Niddu85:
How do you do that? can you post a screen capture of this option?
[HTC Wildfire S] jack_dude5555:
i downloaded cm10 for my wfs but even after flashing the gapps there is no music or video player instead it has several useless apps which i have to remove using titanium backup.. any solutions or ideas ?
[HTC Wildfire S] LuKaYa:
which cm10 did you download? I'm pretty sure all of them come preinstalled with apollo....anyway video player is in gallery, and music player you can download from google play. google music is ok but personally i prefer playerpro, available in apk online
[HTC Wildfire S] sukhjit321:
Audio and video players arent a part of gapps. You can find mx player in market for video or Apollo for audio.
[HTC Wildfire S] jack_dude5555:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1987671 downloaded cm10 from here
[HTC Wildfire S] LuKaYa:
weird... but either way, gapps doesnt hold any of those apks, so you need to get them separately
[LG Nitro HD] salimbaba:
First of all,

What is Unbricking ?

Second Question:

If I flash my SU640 to GingerBread 2.3.5 , Root it using whatever method. confirm root using

"adb shell"

"su"

Install CWM using "dd" or "cat" to mmcblk0p13

Copy any custom ROM to my sdcard,

boot into CWM

Can I flash these customs ROMs successfully ?

If not , why not...

If yes , then why does the guide tell me to flash AT&T version of Gingerbread to install CWM.

P.S i have not been able to boot into AT&T GB using ANY guide so far.

I have been able to use CWM and root access on Korean GB though.
[LG Nitro HD] KronicSkillz:
i'm fairly new here but i'm pretty sure about the following:

if you booting into cwm you dont need to unbrick. unbrick is for if you've bricked your phone through a fail flash or corrupted d/l or w/e.

if your reading a unbricking guide thats why its telling you to flash to at&t because if your phone is upgraded to Ice Cream Sandwich then it got bricked by secure bootloader that gets installed.

you should be able to flash a custom rom as long as you follow the proper procedure, find the procedure for installing the rom you are using and follow it.

note: ALWAYS BACKUP YOUR ORIGINAL ROM IN CWM before flashing a custom rom. reasons for this are you could have problems with the rom and have to revert, among other things, also you may not like the new mod and want to go back for preference etc.

for my p930 i run cyanogenmod 10, it's jelly bean and it seems to be stable, after all it is marked as stable by the developer, here is a link for d/l and install instructions if you want to try it.

http://get.cm/?device=p930 this is where you can download CyanogenMod one of the most popular, there are others though if you are curious google them. I recommend a stable version for your first flash.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1980505 <-- install guide, click on the show content button under the kind of rom you are installing... READ THE WARNINGS ON THIS PAGE.

*edit* dont forget to backup your contacts/apps that you want to be sure you have for your custom Rom as well. titanium backup is the generally recommended app for backing up apps and their data, there are tonnes of apps that do contact backups.
[LG Nitro HD] KronicSkillz:
i was going through threads and i noticed that u have the SU version of the phone, make sure you get a rom that is compatible with SU640
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cooljonL:
I've just got a new car with Ford Sync. Unfortunately it needs a Bluetooth MAP Profile to be able to send and receive text messages.

I've done some searching but can't seem to find any way to add this support.

From what I've read, Samsung add MAP support into their devices, so was wondering if anyone could rip it out of that and create a flashable ZIP or something for us on the Nexus 4?

I prefer running Stock ROM, Rooted, so don't really want to shift through the Custom ROMs out there to find one with MAP support.

I'd greatly appreciate it and I'm sure many others would too.

Cheers
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jlemom34:
Nexus 4 bluetooth mapping

Did you ever find the proper ROM for The Nexus 4 and bluetooth mapping? I am on 2013 Ford Explorer's MyFord Touch and get nothing with Cyanogenmod 10.1

crossing fingers you have the answers:eek:
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neod192:
Add me to the list of SYNC users who likes stock android but needs the MAP profile :)
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neod192:
Does Jelly Bean 4.3 add the MAP profile to the Nexus 4? I read somewhere that it did, so I upgraded my phone but it still doesn't work with MFT.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rexxxxx:
Hello, I have a Google Nexus 7 tabled and I like it very much. The only flaw I see is the screen colors but for budget tablet is is ok.

I have a question: Does Nexus 7 supports any microUSB to HDMI cable ?

I have read numerous posts in the internet about how Nexus 7 does not support neither HDMI or OTG - but I have a OTG cable and it works great, mice, keyboards, flash drives and even a 1 TB external hard drive work great on the tablet.

So I bought this cable: http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-1-5ft-1-5...912&pid=100015&prg=1085&rk=1&sd=230893786628&

but after I received it - I can't make anytong to make the cable work.

does anyone have any info on how to make it work or is is a possibility at all to have HDMI output on Nexus 7.

thanks.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FitAmp:
As far as I know, n7 doesn't support any kind of HDMI out. As they have labeled that item as for the nexus 7 they are wrong... Correct me if I'm wrong.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nanopane:
Nope, sorry but there is no way. Unless no way known to me...and believe me, I made a very wide research!
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] maguuss:
Hello,

I'm trying to port an Xperia S rom to my Acro S, however when I plug the usb cable, the storage isn't mounted, even the internal one.

Also I cant see the External Storage info on settings, but the phone mount the external and I can acess it with a file manager.

My question is, in /system/app, which apk is responsible for mounting the storage (internal and external) on PC when usb cable is connected?

Or is it a config I have to change somewhere else?
[HTC Desire C] russell664:
Welcome existing xda members, and new comers.

To clear things up before you read any information is that if you preform any tasks mention from within this thread me, and other members of the XDA community are not responsible for lost data,bricked devices or anything of that nature. If anything like this happens you are on your own, we can try to help you out of the problem if you post in this thread, however, we are not liable for any damages as said before.​

#include
*
* Your warranty is now void.
*By you using my Mods, Roms etc...
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, or dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed.
* Please do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.

Before we start there are some words of which some member may not know the meaning of, so to clear things up here we go:

"Dirty flash" This is a word used by people refering to not clering any data or cache before the flash, this can lead to issues depending on the type of rom your flashing

"Clean Flash" This is another word used by member here on XDA, it is where they wipe both the data and cache before a flash to minimise any bugs in the rom what may occour.

The main purpose of this thread is to resolve potential issues such as cache errors, dalvik issues, force closes, sluggishness etc... There will be a FAQ at the end of the main posts, to resolve some of the most common issues reported by other members to me, via another thread or PM.

Currently there are three main roms of which most people are using, these include:

Nameless Rom, all editions mainly build 7.2 and up

Explosion Rom, others may move from this rom to the nameless, due to it being unsupported

Stock Rom, many people will choose custom roms over this, because they are faster.

ReVoluTioN RoM, all editions from v1.0 this includes both the sense and de-sense editions.

Whichever Rom you decide to flash weather it's stock, custom or whatever some of the most common problems are mostly the easiest to fix, for example; Let's say if a member at XDA has Nameless Rom 7.1 and they "dirty" flash 7.2 they may have problems such as force closes and market apps not installing, this is caused by cache errors, so clearing the cache is a simple fix to resolve the issue.

Below there will be a series of posts, which will range from rules of flashing and rom specific bugs and fixes etc... these sections are:

A guide to flashing, make sure your doing it right

Common rom bugs, and recommendations I have found a lot of bugs due to my dirty flashing as a noob lol

Thread rules no spam!

FAQ
[HTC Desire C] russell664:
Why should I wipe and Not Dirty flash?

When people refer to the term wipe, it is my understanding that it means to delete the old ROM from various locations. This ensures a more clean installation, almost like its better to install Windows afresh instead of an upgrade. However, this is not Windows, its Linux, I am sure the logic behind this is because the way Linux works, it has certain files in certain directories, that if the file is there, the service is loaded automatically. Now if you had to replace a stock rom with something completely different, some of those auto loaded files will be left behind and you will be stuck with loaded services that should not be there, this can cause issues inside the new rom such as force closes.

This is where things might start becoming slightly confusing. Many people seem to argue that when upgrading from a stock version to another stock version that you don't need to wipe, I completely agree with this, as this will almost be the same upgrade process the default upgrade will follow, just with different files. However, if you upgrade to a very different ROM, start paying attention, as things might just get slightly more complicated, for these reasons:

The Rom base is different, this means you could be upgrading android to a newer version, which uses different files, or even the same one but slightly different.

The current Rom could be sense based, where as the new rom may be CM based for example

As a reminder of how to Wipe your data and cache follow these steps:

Boot into Recovery Mode, this can be via the Rom inbuilt "reboot to recovery option, only for custom roms" or turn the phone off, and hold down the VOL- button to boot into HBOOT and then Select recovery from the list with the sleep button

Once the Phone is in recovery mode...

Go to Wipe Data/Factory Reset and select YES

Go to Wipe Cache Partition and select YES

Go to Advanced, Wipe Dalvik Cache and select YES

Now that all to it after these steps your phone will have no useless files, or ny user files on it, once booted it will behave like a new system with it's set up etc...
[HTC Desire C] russell664:
Potential Bugs in custom Roms

reserved 2
[HTC Desire C] russell664:
Recommended roms and things to do with it

When it comes to flashing Roms as explained on some of the posts above, there are some guidelines or recommendations of which I think I should mention.

When using roms for a long period of time on this phone it may become slower, mainly due to sense bogging down this lovely phone. So as a NOTE before you post your phone is slow etc, try a reboot sometimes it can make all the difference. :eek:
[HTC Desire C] russell664:
Thread Rules

This thread is about sharing experiences from both me and other members in this forum. I do not want this thread to end up like many others do on xda, this meaning things such as spam, and off topic posts.

The following information which this thread is intended to include is:

Fixes to existing bugs in roms

Questions about flashing, backing up roms etc...

Answers to problems other members are experiencing

Guide lines to flashing roms

If you have any concerns about your phone, and have problems after following all the available information, available on this thread please feel free to ask a question, remember no question is too stupid! You can post on this thread or PM me directly whichever way, Happy flashing! :)
[HTC Desire C] russell664:
FAQ

Q: Help my phone will not boot.

A: You did a dirty flash didn't you? Come on admit it, okay well all you need to do is a FULL wipe like you should of done first. Learnt your lesson?

Q: Help my battery life is really bad

A: Fully charge your phone then when it is fully charged wipe the battery stats from recovery, let it fully drain down, then re-charge now your battery is calibrated.
[HTC Desire C] whoamigriffiths:
Well I can tell one thing stright away from the poll........ we're a bunch of liars :laugh::laugh:
[HTC Desire C] russell664:
Haha we have all done it, at least one, haven't we? lol
[HTC Desire C] Karuko:
I've always done clean flashes. And this might be a stupid question... But is there a way to save your settings and configurations? Everytime I've had to redo them.... the apps download by themselves thanks to google play.
[HTC Desire C] Jaizu:
Can you FIX CM9 bugs?
[HTC Desire C] russell664:
I am new to developing things, I find it hard to do update scripts at the moment, when I know more it will be attempted.
[HTC Desire C] pax0707:
Titanium backup?

---------- Post added at 04:42 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:38 AM ----------

Dirty.

I things go bad do clean.

;- )=

Lazy whenever possible.
[HTC Desire C] russell664:
It's about right lol, My De-sense rom is updated with a few new apps and a new keyboard. :)
[HTC Desire C] russell664:
Updated first post with new roms, and updated FAQ.
[HTC Desire C] mzz163:
Suggestions

hi, i just installed ReVoluTioN_Sense_Edition_v3.1, i faced following problems.

i was not able to successfully boot using boot.img included in the zipped ROM, instead i tried a couple more and finally was successful when i used boot.img from HTCDesireC_Explos!on_v2.1.1.

i had to restart it a couple of times to finally have a successful boot

lemme try it more and will let u know

---------- Post added at 02:31 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:33 AM ----------

to add more, senseless / nameless ROM simply doesnt work
[HTC Desire C] whoamigriffiths:
If you look inside the Rev rom folder there is a folder for other boot.img's .

The one in Explosion I believe was either a very old stock or a very old oc .img . Either way it's very old and you really need to find one that is newer and works for you , as htc has made updates i believe.

The one that comes as std in rev mod is an 828oc , it only works for so many phones . There are some phones that can only handle a lower oc and some can only the stock speed(600).

So first try the ones in the Rev folder.

Also Nameless is moving to out of date , explosion is very out of date and I believe it was still buggy when the dev changed his phones and stopped developing it.

Hope this helps .

If you need a std boot.img there is one in this stock rom Stock rom
[HTC Desire C] mzz163:
huge thanx

u r awesome man. i just solved many problems as i was not able to connect to data/WLAN but using 722 kernel, it worked like charm. Just a couple of questions please, wats the most active ROM for HTC Desire C? wats the difference between 722 and 767 kernel? i am using revolutionmod v3.3

thanx
[HTC Desire C] whoamigriffiths:
Glad I could help :good:

Now you are on the most active desire c rom atm . You have these options though depending on preferences.

You can use Rev de-sensed which makes it a bit quicker than the sense. Now I'd have thought this would be the most popular but it seems a lot of the guys love sense.

Then there is super -stripped de-sense . This is for us guys who want our phones as fast as possible .

Next up is SaM's xperialised sense .... Its whats written on the tin , based on sense but themed like a Sony . Take a look as its a cracking looking rom , though in fairness I've not tried it yet.

Next is amans MIUI themed rom which I believe is sense based too .

Then there is the Daddy that spawned it all Nameless but the Dev einstein.frat is not working on it atm and we have no idea if he will work on it again .

Finally there is Explosion but it was buggy and is way behind the times now .

Oh just remembered Sense5 (oops sorry russ) By the Dev of revolution and based on Rev sense but its sense5 themed and this is a real looker , and whilst it is sense based he is stripping away the excess ruthlessly .

I think thats pretty much all the roms , sorry if I missed any .

It's all down to what you like the look of , and how you use the phone .

As to kernels , obviously higher number= faster kernel as all the ones in rev folder are made by nikhil .Now he has some older kernels too and theres no telling if an older higher oc will work for you .

His best kernel to date was what he called "a flakey one for you to test rich" and its the one I've been using as my daily since he sent it to me to test . his thread is here Prometheus Kernel

My advice is to flash every single kernel he has on the first page and the one linked in my sig (my daily). You just never know which one will work for you . We have all found out that there is a lot of variance in our phones behaviour towards overclocking .

good luck just give a shout if you have any more questions

all the best

rich