yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] migueldbr:
Ok so i have been trying to download this file ( http://powshare.com/t2/Hardwell-On-...-25.01.2013-www.edmtunes.com.mp3#.URN_zB02Yy4 ). Its a set from hardwell, nothing illegal. Tried stock browser, chrome, opera mini, dolphin, boat and lightning browsers. All fail to download the file. The only one that could successfully download this file was firefox. This happens to me with some mirror sites like mediafire (i can actually download from mediafire, but i cant remember more to give as an example).

Why is firefox the only one able to download this file? Since firefox can download the file, it is not a problem with my Nexus s right?

I am using hellybean rom (based on cm 4.1.2)

edit: just tried opera mobile (not mini) and it also downloads the file. So only firefox and opera mobile can download the file for some reason
[General Questions and Answers] Guitarman:
I usually ONLY USE Opera Mobile for downloads as it has worked the best for me. I'm always downloading ROMs and such and it always has been decent.

"Hello World"
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] brunomars:
The ultimate fire in the kernel.

Compatible With: Neo & Neo V

BETA REVISIONS - FLASH AT YOUR RISK

Disclaimer

[COLOR="Green"]
#if

/* Your warranty is now void.
There are no obligations to complains etc.
I will laugh at you should you brick your phone.
This is a KANG, not an original development. */

struct of kernel is very eccentric
printf ;(REPORT ON ANY BUGS)
[/COLOR]

VDD_MPU_VOLT,responsibility=0 to developer

#endif

Introduction

Features

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Source Code: Github

Changelog

Credits

- Sony, Source Code Distribution

- Linux, Vanilla source

- Other Kernel Developers for Cherry picks

- Shardul, for his wonderful RAMDisk

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[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] brunomars:
Re: [KERNEL][GPL] MarsKANG BETA | ICS--&gt; r57

Full Changelog

Bugs / Issues

- WIFI does not work

- Sound bug for Clearbass

- Kernel is showed as Serene kernel, I cherry-picked something and accidently changed the version

External Download Links

Revision 37 - marsKANG-r37-haida.img - 7.88 MB

Revision 57 - marsKANG-r57-haida.img - 7.89 MB

WIFI Modules

WIFIModules.zip - 6.30 MB

Credits to Serene ICS.
[HD Mini General] nolosupe:
Hi everyone,

This is a question for Cotulla & DFT: You can do the same for HD Mini as you did for the LEO? (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1224652).

The HD Mini chipset is Qualcomm MSM7227, in the datasheet (attached below) you can see the USB feature: "High-speed USB OTG (built-in PHY)". Then is able to make that function, but driver for WM6.5 is necessary.

Know it's hard but it would be interesting to have that feature in our "little big" smart phone.

Thanks in advance.

Best regards.
[HD Mini General] iPlasm:
Cotulla has discontinued for htc mini project, Hope somebody checks it.
[HD Mini General] nolosupe:
Thanks for responding iPlasm.

Hopefully there is someone with the "Mini" can solve this question ...
[HD Mini General] nolosupe:
SOLVED: It works!!

Thank you Cotulla & DFT, your project for HTC LEO (HD2) works perfectly in my two HD Mini with WM6.5:

1º: Original ROM Vodafone Spain: 1.11.164.1 (87733) ESN

2º: Original ROM Movistar Spain: 1.36.621.4 (94538) ESN

The chip which controls USB port must be the same in Leo and Mini.

Post original of Cotulla:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=16781867

The recommendations for use this software are the same as the original post of Cotulla:

" Please remember, this is some kind of demonstration,

this implementation sometimes isn't stable and you can have issues during usage.

PLEASE MAKE DATA BACKUP BEFORE INSTALLING!

Installation:

1. Install CotullaCert.cab

2. Install DFT_LEO_USBH_WM65.CAB.

3. Reset.

Usage:

1. Programs -> USBH Switch

2. Disconnect from PC.

3. Press "Switch to Host" button.

4. Connect host device.

5. After some time it should be detected.

6. You can try to use it.

7. After usage you need reset your device to go back USB client mode.

NOTE: It's not recommended to connect device to PC during USB Host mode active!

Disclaimer:

This product is free to use at your own risk. We take no

responsibility for any conflict, fault, or damage caused by

this unlocking procedure. No warranties, implied or otherwise, are given if you agree to use this product.

No problems were found while testing this product on several different devices, your experience may vary.

Use of the Product for commercial purposes is strictly prohibited and to prohibit the use by xda.cn Forum. "

To which I add for use in the HD Mini:

2.1. Before press "Switch to Host" button, must be connected all the cables and the external power,

otherwise it does not work.

6.1. If you want remove the USB Stick safely, press the power button to enter sleep mode,

then the USB Stick will turn off and you can extract it. For enter Host mode again,

you must reset the phone.

I have tested some devices:

USB Stick: 1GB, 2GB & 6GB -> all works fine

USB Hard Disk: 80GB FAT32 -> it works fine, 500GB NTFS -> don't work (maybe NTFS not supported)

USB Mouse -> it works, but not fine. I've installed two drivers but sometimes fails.

The drivers for USB Mouse I installed:

Usbinput v1.5 from: http://www.teksoftco.com/index.php?section=usbinput

and

Zeno Sloim USB Host Drivers 2012 from: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=480899

I hope this post helps someone like me to continue using the Mini.

Best regards and sorry for my bad english.
[HD Mini General] iPlasm:
Well Done nolosupe! :)

You have showed your power to us! :D

but let me ask you that, I see you have done it on this WM6.5, What are the ideas for Android?

Thank you :angel:
[HD Mini General] nolosupe:
Sorry iPlasm, I'm not a developer, I've only used the Cotulla software.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droidhunger:
Hi guys..

I just found someone had shared FLESKY keyboard beta app on one s forums.

I tried and it's working for our phone.

It's not perfect and complete but it's really cool..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2133712

I didn't modify it or anything, just sharing it with you guys.. All the credit goes to the developer who shared this app in. ONE S forums.

The developer's name is leald, he is the one who modded the app.. All credits go to him. Go thank him if you like the app.

Peace :thumbup::D:thumbup::D:thumbup:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] nguyenvn:
Not working for me. Keeps force closing. On 4.2 slim bean rc2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droidhunger:
I'm sorry I forgot to mention that it is working for only on touchwizrom..
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] zakth:
I'm running a stock touchwiz on my SGS3 and it forces closes also. I've even fixed permissions and such. I'll double check if it's a kernel problem because I'm running LeanKernel at the moment.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droidhunger:
I'm using stock kernel and had no fc so far..
[Motorola Droid RAZR] javlinsharp:
Maybe Im going crazy, but I think Ive been noticing some very strange activity from my WIFI Radio.

Seems it is mysteriously turning ON at my house...

XT910 rooted stock rom.

Smart Actions disabled, I dont even have any configured.

Tasker uninstalled

Symptoms: I get home from work, Wifi is off. Wait a few hrs, check the phone again, WIFI enabled?!?!? It even happened before my very eyes once. This pisses me off because I have unlimited data plan and

prefer

to use 4G all the time (much faster than my home cable, Time Warner Cable)

A few weeks ago I see an advertisement about a new partnership between TWC and Verizon, and start thinking "Conspiracy

"

I know its possible to turn on wifi based on Cell Tower association (thanks Tasker).

The phone knows what my most common SSID is...

I see it as entirely feasible that some hidden crap could be going on where Verizon is trying to "help me save Mobile Data"

What you say XDA Razr Q/A forum. Am I losing it? Any ideas how I can track this down?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] osval.:
If you are on verizon with 4G LTE then your model is XT912, XT910 stands for international gsm razr.

About you question, I have the exact same problem sometimes with my razr's wifi going wild, it's not quite often so I never cared about, just reboot and goes normal.

By going wild I mean that even when I see it got on I turn it off and immediately gets on again in front if me no matter how many times I tap that damn on/off switch.

Enviado desde mi XT910 usando Tapatalk 2
[Motorola Droid RAZR] tudork:
Mine too. Sometimes it happens after I switch the phone on. Wifi is on right away by default it seems and I have to try to turn it off a few times before it finally stays off.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] bigdee888:
Maybe you should try to go to WiFi-settings, and turn off the Auto-Connect WiFi feature.

It's debuted in JB builds.
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xx James xX:
Ok so here's my problem,

I bought an 8gig band 4 sd card

Created a second partition 1 gigabyte big, more than enough for my apps linked about half my apps back with link2sd after restoring with titanium backup, but now my phone simply PAUSES and goes beyond lagg it actually does nothing then speeds back up (Normally this wouldn't piss me off but it just stops for periods over a minute and does this randomly and all the time)... Also sometimes while booting out would take ages and then just show a black screen... upon removal of the sd card my phone works fast again dip believing it was corrupted did numerous tools and stuff to check it and formatted it no difference and had it swapped at the shop...

However my replacement (Same sd card) is exactly the same

I've measured its read speed and its a crappy 10meg

So my is is it my sd card that's slowing down my phone (Guessing yes) and is there any way to speed it up/fix it?

I've now switched back to my tiny 2 gig sd card that came with my phone, and my phone has not had this weird problem...

(Read speed over 20 meg)

Thanks...

The usual Xx James xX only on mobile (Xda Premium)
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xx James xX:
Btw I've tried apps like sd booster that increase your sd cache and increases your read/write rate but it barely increased write from 5>6 and read from 10>12...

Recommended if your want a faster sd card but in my case it didn't work

The usual Xx James xX only on mobile (Xda Premium)
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Androidnow:
And for this you created a new thread when you already know you can ask it somewhere else. ?

Sent from GT S5830i from Broadcom Headquarters.
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamareebjamal:
Ya

Please post your questions in HELP THREAD
[Asus Transformer TF700] wushdishmeen:
My Infinity's bootloader is unlocked and I was rooted. It was running a little slowly so I decided to do a factory reset. It rebooted and just froze on the ASUS booting screen.

Tried rebooting it and it just froze on ASUS screen again.

So I tried starting while holding power + vol down and the recovery options were there. I went over to Wipe data and it said "wiping data" then it just froze on "initiating bootloader" so I had to force a reboot.

Now it just stays stuck on the ASUS boot screen. When I attempt to hold power and vol down the recovery options never even come up now. It just stays stuck on the ASUS screen.

When I hold down the power button the device never stays off. The screen will turn off, it'll vibrate, and then just try to boot up again.

I tried putting a paper clip in the hard reset hole to press the button and it will reset the device but my issues are still the same.

Is there some way to recover the device either with a computer or by putting files on the MicroSD card or something? I heard something about that but can't find any solid info on what to do. Any help is appreciated.
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
Not looking too good, possible bricked and need to send in. Give it another try, as soon as the device turn off, hold volum down and power button, see if some how magically boot back into recovery?

Edit: is your pc detecting your device?? just plug in the usb and let it boot up.
[Asus Transformer TF700] wushdishmeen:
If that's true then this thing is pretty crappy. I've only had it for a few months and I never flashed any custom ROMs to it and all I did was the factory reset which is a stock feature. I unlocked the bootloader with ASUS's official tool.

My Galaxy S3 is nearly impossible to brick... there's always a way to boot into either stock or custom recovery. Then you always have the option to flash it back to stock using Odin.

It's not showing up in My Computer either. Isn't there some way to force a flash by loading some files onto the MicroSD card? There has to be some last resort option other than sending it back.
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
There are but I don't think any one of these options apply:

1. Do you have nvflash backup? --nope

2. Do you have recovery ?--nope (probably corrupted bootloader due to factory wipe)

3. Can you pc see your device through ADB or fastboot ?-- I don't think so either.

So without the 3 mentioned above, your device is bricked. Just curious, what kind and what version of your recovery?? also what bootloader version you're using before the crash?
[Asus Transformer TF700] wushdishmeen:
I had the latest jellybean firmware and my device was up to date. I don't know what version my bootloader is... I'm guessing the latest version since I updated to jellybean? My recovery WAS working... I went into the settings and chose "Wipe data" and it said it was wiping data... but then froze on initializing boot or something.

I can get my computer to recognize it in APX mode if I start with Power button and Vol Up. But my computer doesn't have the drivers so it says "installing device" and APX driver is missing. Plus the screen on my tablet is just pitch black when I boot it in APX mode. Can I do anything with APX mode? Maybe use somebody else's NVflash backup? There has to be a way if ASUS is able to "repair" it when they get it. If someone here can figure it out for me I'll pay them $50 via PayPal or something.

This is such bullcrap. I'm always able to recover from a brick with any other android device. Why is this thing basically programmed to force a repair? I contacted ASUS and somehow the customer service rep knew my device's bootloader was unlocked. I'm guessing when you use the ASUS Bootloader tool it sends ASUS your serial number so they know you unlocked the device.

So the guy is claiming I am going to be charged $200 for the repair/replacement because my device is unlocked??? Are you kidding me? I rather just throw this thing out the window for fun.

ASUS entices you with an official bootloader unlock tool then clearly makes it so the device will brick if you basically try any sort of factory wipe. Plus the bootloader tool doesn't offer the option to re-lock the bootloader like every other device and third party unlock app does. Clearly making it so once you take the plunge you're screwed if you ever run into issues.
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
Yes, I feel you man, did you had CWM custom recovery? When you did the factory reset, did you do it in the system settings or you did it through recovery (wipe data icon)? APX mode is for nvflash backup recovery and nvflash is specific per device, so you can't use someone else nvflash. I know you're mad, but it's still cheaper to get it repair than to buy another device with the same amount of money for the same meat.
[Asus Transformer TF700] wushdishmeen:
ASUS Infinity Won't Boot Into Recovery BRICK ($50 IF YOU CAN HELP FIX IT)

Yea I am seriously baffled by this. ASUS just lost another customer. I was doing the reset so I could sell the device and put the money towards something else. It figures this happens...It's almost like the ASUS gods are trying to screw me over so I am stuck with their crap device. This is shady business considering all my other android devices are so easily recoverable and they don't even offer a tool to unlock the bootloader. You have to do it via a third party method and somehow even that is recoverable easily. You don't find it strange that ASUS offers the tool themselves and it's the only tablet that is unbrickable?

Again... $50 to the first person who can help me unbrick this thing. I will send it via PayPal for sure. The money is not the issue it's the principle of giving ASUS $200 more of my money when I know for a fact they programmed this thing to brick so they could pick my pockets. I'm getting really angry just thinking about it and I am close to smashing this thing with a hammer and filming it for YouTube.

Here is the exact chain of events.

1) I went into Android settings, backup/restore, and then choose Factory Reset. It restarted the tablet and just froze on the ASUS screen where it says "the device is unlocked" in the top left corner.

2) I waited 15 minutes and nothing happened. So I was forced to hard reset. After resetting the same crap happened and it just stayed on the ASUS logo screen.

3) I tried booting it with Power + Vol Down and got the recovery options. (i seriously wish I stopped here and checked the forum because I could of possibly fixed it). Figuring it would help, I went over to the WIPE DATA option in the recovery menu.

4) It said "wiping data.." and then said it was initializing bootloader or something and it just froze at that point.

5) Waited another 15 minutes and nothing happened. At this point I wasn't worried because every other device I have I would have ODIN as the last resort and it ALWAYS works.

6) Reboot the device again and that's where I'm at now. It stays on the ASUS boot screen and goes nowhere. I've tried getting back into recovery with Power + Vol Down but the options never appear again. Just goes to the normal boot screen no matter what I do and hangs there. It's clearly setup to brick itself which is incredibly ridiculous.

Do you think a method to fix it will come out eventually or is it impossible to unbrick this thing? Would replacing the motherboard from another tablet that was never unlocked fix the issue? I see the motherboard for this tablet selling for $175 and the iFixit teardown shows how to take it apart. It doesn't look too difficult.

I just cannot believe that an hour ago I had a $500 tablet and now the thing is worthless unless I want to shell out another $200. I seriously wish I didn't buy this thing. Maybe I can take it apart and sell the parts separately as is and hope to salvage my money back.
[Asus Transformer TF700] wushdishmeen:
Also I did have CWM because I remember going through a tutorial and it being different than all my other devices. I had the RCK icon as the first option when I booted with Power + Vol Down.

The options were an RCK icon, a USB icon, something else I don't remember, and then Wipe Data/reset icon. I chose the wipe data icon and that's when my device was bricked. But FIRST I used the factory reset in the android settings under Backup/restore and it froze during that which is what caused me to try the factory wipe in the recovery options.

Would not having CWM improve my options to unbrick it? Or is having CWM a good thing?
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
It's bricked in my opinion. :(

You possibly had an old version of cwm that was incompatible with the JB bootloader. You asked the bootloader to wipe which asked the incompatible recovery to do it and it has corrupted the bootloader partition.

Without nvflash backups which you don't have you have no other choice other than to pay Asus to fix it (they will probably switch the motherboard) or sell it for scrap.

I don't think anyone on here can get you unbricked. There is always a risk something can go wrong when unlocked with custom recoveries which is why Asus make you agree to a waiver.

Sorry.
[Asus Transformer TF700] wushdishmeen:
I've decided the best course of action is to part out the tablet. The digitizer alone goes for $130 on eBay and I could make $200 if I just sell the front panel, LCD, and digitizer as one assembly. It would actually be super useful to someone with a cracked screen since mine is flawless and you can remove a screen by simply popping a few clips inside the hinge holes for the keyboard dock and then a few around the device. Then they would just have to take mine, connect a ribbon cable, and then snap it into place.

Then I can probably sell the rest of the parts here or there for at least $100 and that's 80% of my money back already. The only other option is to just hold onto the thing and hope that someone here figures out a fix for this issue in the future. But I rather have the money now and just be done with this crappy product. Never buying ASUS again and I'm steering everyone else I know away from them as well.

If I paid ASUS the $200 to replace the motherboard and then sold the fully functional repaired tablet I would only get about $390 if I'm lucky. Newegg sells them brand new for $450 now already and I paid $490 for it not even 6 months ago. So I'd actually LOSE money if I sold it brand new even if I didn't need the repair. Fact is people need parts for their tablet more than they need the tablet itself.

Don't be sorry it's not your fault. It's ASUS' fault for releasing a bootloader tool that voids your warranty and then sets your device up to brick by removing your recovery options after a normal factory wipe. Why else would they release a tool that they are fully aware could brick your device with no chances of recovery? Especially since it doesn't let you re-lock the bootloader. Your serial number is sent to them the minute you unlock your device so it's not like someone would try to re-lock it to hide the fact that they locked it. So the only reason could be to make money off repairs.

Thanks for the attempted help guys it is very much appreciated. ASUS left a bad taste for sure. I own a lot of their products and I'm just really disappointed.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Unfortunately it's not Asus, unlocking or the bootloader that is the problem - it's the older incompatible version of CWM that has caused the issue. It didn't understand what you asked it to do as it is not compatible with Jelly Bean. You need to get this part clear. Many people wipe successfully from Android or the bootloader from ICS and JB regularly. Asus don't write code into their bootloader to deliberately brick your device when wiped. They also don't support custom recoveries that are not compatible with their bootloaders.

It is a documented issue that has caused others like yourself to brick your device when wiping JB when still essentially on an ICS recovery. Unfortunately there is no way you would know this without some research and Asus can't be held responsible for it as you waived your warranty when you unlocked for this very reason. Why should they pay for something you did that they don't support?

I know that doesn't help solve your problem but in this case it is not Asus who is at fault.
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
Re: ASUS Infinity won't boot into recovery or startup ($50 to person who helps fix it

Asus should really give us our SBK when we unlock our devices - the we could fix this ourselves using nvflash.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Yes but I can totally understand why they don't as it would be a nightmare to support. It's a shame it cannot be reverse engineered.
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
They don't support an unlocked device anyway. It would be as easy as returning the SBK from the server together with the unlock token.