yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire General] GerardW:
I'm not sure if I did the restore properly (I'm pretty new in this environment). I restored it from my phone (clockworkmod). Related to the second question, if I check my which apps are running (using settings), I see that 180 MB is used, and 224MB is free. However when I run fd in my terminal emulator I get the following:

Based on this it seems the /system file system is about full, which do not fully understand.

Also, when I run app2ds, I often see that I use more that 15 MB cache. As a result of that, wouldn't it be desirable, to have a bigger cache than 5M?
[Desire General] bjorne900:
Hi,

Thanks for this! I use s2e for everything except data but still my data partion isn't big enough. So this is exactly what I need.

But what do I need to do afterwards? I use 4ext, Do I have to reflash 4ext after flashing the hboot or just wipe data and cache first? Is it even possible to use 4ext with custom MTD or do I need to flash a different recovery?
[Desire General] jmcclue:
recovery has nothing to do with the hboot. the hboot is just ur phones memory layout. i always used 4ext recovery so stick with it. when ever u change hboot, boot into recovery (4ext) then goto wipe/format and format all partitions except sdcard then reboot recovery and flash ur rom or if ur sticking with the rom u already using but just want to change hboot to get more space then boot recovery, nandroid backup then boot into fastboot and flash the hboot or use the PB99IMG method then boot back into recovery, wipe/format - format all partitions except sdcard then reboot recovery and restore nandroid backup
[Desire General] :
I didn't know you had tits :eek:

Just kidding, thanks for the HBOOTS!
[Desire General] k3lcior:
Just a small correction, full wipe before flashing new hboot.
[Desire General] jmcclue:
:cyclops:
[Desire General] sywats:
Lmfao :D
[Desire General] abaaaabbbb63:
Oh God, jmc.. I could have lived pretty damn well without seeing that :D
[Desire General] Nbsss:
I'm scarred for life....
[Desire General] fengsam:
nice:thumbup:
[Desire General] Alaa:
Hey guys, I've been away from my Desire for a prolonged period, but I'm back to it because my current phone is busted. I stumbled upon Nbsss' slim ROM, and I like it. My Desire does not have an SDcard (too lazy to buy one), so I need the slimmest ROM I can find. I was also planning to flash one of jmc's custom HBOOTs to get the most /data/ space. My question is: why 5 MBs of cache? I know other HBOOTs (I think CM7?) also use this, but why? Would it not affect and slow down my phone?
[Desire General] abaaaabbbb63:
5 mb of cache is enough to not affect performance.
[Desire General] Alaa:
Thanks Andoo. I've already flashed the 210-system/222-data hboot, installed the slimmest ROM I can get, and all is well. However, /system has 44MB free, so can I flash another hboot now (with a smaller /system), without losing anything? Or would I have to format and re-flash the ROM from scratch?
[Desire General] abaaaabbbb63:
You do a nandroid backup, then do a full wipe, then change hboot, then restore your backup.
[Desire General] Alaa:
My previous attempts to take a backup of my now-dead Note II through adb did not go too well. Anyways, thanks!
[Desire General] jmcclue:
U dont backup with adb here. Use 4ext recovery. Boot recovery n go to

Backup/restore

Backup

And backup ur phone. Simples, takes 2 mins
[Desire General] Alaa:
I know, but I don't have an SD card.
[Desire General] abaaaabbbb63:
Like.. Not even one? How can you handle a Desire with no sd-card?

I recommend purchasing one, or at least borrowing from a friend..
[Desire General] Nbsss:
:o
[Desire General] Alaa:
I had a Note II, but it died on me, so I'm resorting to the Desire until I get it fixed. I'll probably buy an SDcard, but not at the current moment. It's fun though, I finally got to know how to flash a ROM through adb.
[Desire General] decon89:
Sorry wrong thread. Can't find where to delete post :/
[Desire General] jmcclue:
524 downloads and a huge 28 thanks haha quality
[Desire General] Chromium:
Lol... I gave a 29th :)
[Desire General] Nbsss:
18% appreciation rate lol

Chainfire`s cf-root has a 0.6% rate.

So you are 30x more appreciated :cool:
[Desire General] jmcclue:
Hehe dont ya just love xda. U should see the PB99IMG of the 2.3 gb upgrade, that has over a thousand n bout 5 thanks.
[Desire General] abaaaabbbb63:
That would be my fault, for directly linking to dev-host :D

Where is your original post of the RUU?
[Desire General] jmcclue:
Lol got no idea. Dont really care bout it anyway. Its just the hboots took hours n i tested every single 1 and coulda quite easily bricked my phone, just shows that 500 people didnt appriciate that.
[Desire General] Nbsss:
I think I've downloaded it at least 3 or 4 times now lol

So handy...

Glad your phone isn't bricked :D
[Desire General] Chromium:
It is, no?
[Desire General] jmcclue:
Never got bricked, just died on me. Overheated ****e i think
[Desire General] Nbsss:
Yeah i can't imagine this guy bricking a phone - he's the one who helps you unbrick your own :D
[Desire General] jmcclue:
Lol trust me, theres been a fair few times iv gone oh no, what the fk have i done. But managed to fix it. Trial & error is the only way to learn. Haha
[Desire General] Nbsss:
Mic is spontaneously working now :o
[Desire General] NinjaDroid79:
Hi,

Can you tell me the difference between hboot and PB99 please.

also, my phone's hboot is (HBOOT-6.93.1002), how can you tell what are the partition sizes (system/cache/data).

I'm just lost in all this.

Thanks
[Desire General] jmcclue:
The PB99IMG is just a different way to flash it.

So u flash the ".img" file via fastboot commands

And u flash the "PB99IMG.zip" file by put it on the root of ur sdcard (not in any folder) then booting ur phone into fastboot and bootloader will find the file and ask u to update hboot.

Coz u had to ask im guessing u never changed ur hboot so that means ur on stock hboot, 250mb system - 40mb cache - 147mb data

What rom r u planning on using?
[Desire General] NinjaDroid79:
Thanks jmcclue, yes I guess I am still on the stock hboot.

I'm thinking of trying out the RSK v8.0 or v8.2

probably not related to this thread, but would you recommend RIL and radio upgrade as well?
[Desire General] jmcclue:
For that rom, best to use CM7r2 hboot. U can get that from the "Alpharev" website. Also ul need to create a ext4 partition on ur sdcard. What radio have u on ur phone? Check ur bootloader. But personaly i wouldnt bother changing it. If u do decide to flash radio.img then only do it via fastboot commands.
[Desire General] NinjaDroid79:
Thanks again, here is my current phone settings

-Revolutionary-

BRAVO PVT3 SHIP S-OFF

HBOOT-6.93.1002

MICROP-051d

TOUCH PANEL-SYNT0101

RADIO-5.11.05.27

Current ROM is Cool Droid v3 GSM

I'm looking for a stable and skinny ROM that doesn't run out of space, I don't need use apps like flickr, Friend Stream, News feeds, Peep, Twitter. I'm happy to install facebook and other things later. just so long as the phone doesn't run out of memory after a while.

I have ext4 partition but only certain apps are able to be moved to the ext4, or may be I'm doing something wrong.
[Desire General] jmcclue:
Cooldroid v3 is prob if not the most stable sense rom around. How did u create the ext partition? Apps should automatically install on ext partition with that rom, u shouldnt have to move them. Also if u use something like 7zip to open any rom then u can navigate to system/app and delete some apks u dont want then flash the rom.
[Desire General] NinjaDroid79:
I have 4ext Recovery Touch and I used it to create the 4ext partition.

the reading from titanium backup is

system rom: 262 mb (81.8 mb free)

internal: 154 mb (12.7 mb free)

internal eMMC: 14.8 gb (3.67 gb free)

SD card: 14.8 gb (3.67 gb free)

SD card (a2sd): 1.00 gb (889 mb free)

I know how to access the folders in the rom but didn't know I could delete some of the apks. but I like to try a new rom and see how it goes.
[Desire General] Chromium:
Looks like a2sd isn't moving as much as it should. Anyways, I'd recommend switching to an AOSP gingerbread rom rather than sense. They are much lighter and less bloated. Try out mildwilds Roms such as his oxygen or redux based ones. Prior to flashing make sure you change your hboot to something suitable (I believe alpharevs oxygen r2 hboot will work with those Roms). Also do a full wipe before installing the ROM (wipe > format all partitions (except sdcard))
[Desire General] NinjaDroid79:
what is the difference between sense and other roms.

do you recommend clearing the entire sd-card, formatting and starting from fresh?
[Desire General] Chromium:
Sense is HTC's OEM skin that they overlay on top of android. Though its not simply just a theme. Its intertwined into the whole framework and is more ram consuming that a stock AOSP rom (pure android). Its also bigger in size than AOSP roms. As a result, AOSP roms are generally lighter.

Theres no need to clear your sdcard (FAT32 partition), its up to you. Just make sure that you format your ext partition.
[Desire General] jmcclue:
Man go get ur ten post somewhere else, writing stupid ranom ****e everywhere!
[Desire General] Neo:
Cleaned

Thread Cleaned.

No more irrelevant posts please.

Thank you,

Neo

Moderator
[Desire General] The Prince1:
How do i know if my device is CDMA or Bravo?
[Desire General] Chromium:
If you've got a SIM card in the phone its GSM. If you dont have a SIM slot its CDMA.
[Desire General] The Prince1:
Thanks bro.

How about RC5 or RC3? what are they? What is the difference between them?
[Desire General] Chromium:
Sorry, not sure what you are referring to. Could you be more specific as to what you're talking about?
[Desire General] logan99:
Could someone upload the zip file again? Seems to be down!?

Thanks in advance :)
[Desire General] jmcclue:
Link works fine for me, try different browser. Firefox, chrome etc.
[Desire General] logan99:
Worked with Chrome, thx. Sorry for the "false alarm" ;)
[Desire General] Neo:
Thread Closed

Thread Closed until further notice.

[MENTION=4577482]jmcclue[/MENTION], contact me via pm when you are ready to have this thread reopened.

Thanks,

Neo

Forum Moderator
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] PsyberEMT:
So I've browsed threads in the VZW forum and generic N7100 forums. It appears that the AWS1700 band for T-Mo can be enabled on AT&T branded Note 2s, and those have DC-HSPA+ on board. I can't find any definitive answer as to whether our devices have the necessary hardware on board to support both 1700 and DC-HSPA or if we'd be stuck with HSPA 21 on 1900 only with a T-Mo SIM?
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] digitalicecream:
Would greatly appreciate it, need to sideload it to my Nexus 7. Wife has the note this weekend and I'm stranded without my contacts.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...ntacts&feature=nav_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDNd
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] can teh man:
http://www.mediafire.com/?w5x7ye5o1o3jbpr

Its an oldish version, but here you go.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] can teh man:
If anyone is interested, here is the latest Smartr APK
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] SmartPhDabbler:
This was an awesome lifesaver. Thank you very much. I had just deleted the app by accident. And it's no longer available since Xobni has been bought by Yahoo.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] scythekain:
So, just this last week after having my new Sony Xperia TL for a month I started experiencing the sleep of death issues, I haven't tried to do the restore via PC companion yet, if it does it again tonight I will. (I'll probably want to do that before updating to JellyBean anyways).

So far it's only happened at night, when on the charger for four+ hours, it's been hit and miss, happened two nights in a row, then worked two nights in a row, then locked up again last night.

The locked state; the screen is off doesn't respond to lock button, the notification light is blinking. I have to reboot it with the Volume Up + power button.

I thought I had fixed it by removing the PSM store (Installed that shortly before this fun started)..

Any other tips?

here's some links:

Xperia V sleep of death

http://talk.sonymobile.com/thread/60422?start=0&tstart=0
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] scythekain:
So, on Saturday (when I posted this) I disabled the ATT wifi hotspot software, and also in the apps section of developer options;

Checked "don't keep activities"

I'm not sure if I've solved the problem but the last two nights it hasn't locked up and yesterday the battery life was the best I've ever had.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Rashkae:
I have only experienced this with wifi on. So long as wifi is off, it's not had a SoD issue. Irritating. :P
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] S0UND.w4v:
Seems legit

That's what happened to me just now. I checked "don't keep activities" but left wifi on. I'll see if it happens again. No point in having a smart phone if i cant use my wifi.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] scythekain:
Did you have any more sod issues?

Since I've rooted and installed XperimenT version 1.7.1 I haven't had any sod.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] scythekain:
Sod returned for me last night.

The only thing I changed yesterday was installing dead trigger. I rebooted into recovery and cleared the cache and dalvik.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] scythekain:
I saw this thread for the v and noticed that this is also in our Rom.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=38609008

Might be worth a try.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] The Primordial One:
I have had the TL for about a week now and have had this sleep of death happen twice. First time it happened i was charging it during the day with a little bit of use here and there. The second time it happened was overnight while i was sleeping. I was depending on the phone's alarm to wake me up, it never did. Woke up an hour later on my own and luckily wasn't late to work. I read somewhere else that killing active apps before putting it on the charger helps. It's been two night using this theory and so far so good. I am not rooted or unlocked. 1) Does anyone know if this is a hardware or software issue? 2) Should I return it for another device? I have a few more days to return it if need be. 3) Does the update to Jelly Bean bring a fix? Rumor has it March 12th is when the TL gets JB.

Oh and I have wifi on when I'm home.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] scythekain:
No jellybean doesn't fix it. I'm running rooted jellybean (xperiment 2.0).

Friday night while charging it did the sod. I didn't change anything and its been fine the last four nights. I have no idea what causes it. I thought it was the line in build.prop, but not anymore.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] scythekain:
Sod this morning, made me wake up late.

I'm gonna have to play with the settings see what I can figure out.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Rashkae:
Have you tried leaving wifi off?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] scythekain:
Turned it off last night and the phone didn't SOD. The interesting thing is the night before I checked my phone about an hour before my alarm was supposed to go off and it woke up fine.

Any idea if it is wifi, why? Is there a build.prop tweak we can do to sort this out?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] The Primordial One:
I have been keeping my wifi on for the last few days, and so far no more SOD. Only thing I have been doing is clearing any active apps before going to bed. As long as this keeps working, I'm good with it. Think it's been about 5 days so far. Will post if anything changes.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] scythekain:
If clearing active apps keeps it from locking up, one of the apps has to be the problem. Wonder if it'd be worth posting an app list?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] scythekain:
I downloaded a system cleaner Friday and since I've run that there hasn't been any sod.

I've left WiFi on overnight all four nights.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] The Primordial One:
So in my drunken state last night I forgot to clear my apps before passing out. I did not get a SOD. :D I probably got lucky. I also want to throw out there that the first week of ownership, I kept everything stock and only added my email apps since I heard jelly bean was coming out. I always do a factory reset after a big change in OS, so I didn't want to have to set up all my screens again. Anyway, I hot my SOD's during that time. So I think the issue is bigger than an app related one. Maybe the Jelly Bean update fixed it. :)
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] jpe70:
Seems like the consensus on the net is leaning towards Wifi setting "don't keep activities" for solving this. Just picked up my V last week and promptly had 3 SoD's after changing the wifi setting to "only if connected". Yesterday switched back after some searching and so far no issues. We'll se how it goes coming week.

BTW, my phone came with latest 4.1.2 and still has.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] scythekain:
Since I've installed that system cleaner app, the phone hasn't locked up overnight.

I have wifi set to location mode, which seems to turn wifi off when the screen is off.

So, it's either a file problem, or a wifi problem.

Up time; 83 hours, xperiment 2.3.

I'd be curious if anyone with sod, flashed cm10.1 and still experienced them.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] scythekain:
My guess is the latest Sony firmware has solved this problem. I haven't had any strange settings since anything above .141 and have not had any SOD's.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] MalithMax:
even i am using the TL... haven't experience a such issue yet.. but one thing.. mine gets heated very soon and battery drains really fast..can notice it clearly
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] WEGAS124:
I have SoD with .141 .142 .145.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] scythekain:
What ROM?

I'm running the cm10 hybrid now, but even under xperiment 2.0 and up my SOD issues went away.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] scythekain:
Install the xda better battery stats, or watchdog. Some app is using your battery.

I would suggest using minimal apps, to see if your problem goes away.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] WEGAS124:
I tried everything. Every ROM. I found that on ROM .140 and CM10 (they use the same version of baseband) my phone haven't SOD but looses the connection with mobile operator. CM10 is more stable but restarts every hour :) If i switch to plane mode...after some time... i can't return the signal of operator and have to restart the phone.

On every other ROM i have SOD. It doesn't depend on sd-card, sim-card, installed programs and googleapps. It exists. It's something like a gift from SONY to me... ))
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] Mr.Jay:
Read the description :)

Enviado desde mi HTC Wildfire usando Tapatalk 2
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] alamgirqazi:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2137929

You have created another similar thread :p

POWERAMP for me is the best.
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] Mr.Jay:
Upss... Sorry! :P

I used poweramp a year ago but is slow for me, do you have the same problem?

Enviado desde mi HTC Wildfire usando Tapatalk 2
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] alamgirqazi:
Well there are few others like Mixzing which might be slow for you.

ANDroid music player is another good one with improved sound etc. But none is as good as poweramp.

Tbh, i stick with the stock music player, whether its froyo or Gingerbread.

I hate Apollo so for ics roms, i go for poweramp.
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] miroslavpavlo:
best player

hi dude,

i used Omich Player [/B][/B]and i can tell u , he is the best!! total storage 780kb!

You can download from market !
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] alamgirqazi:
I cant find it on playstore. Maybe not available in my region.

Or you could give a link.
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] Wasimk32:
Looks like it requires ICS.
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] lakshan_456:
PowerAmp runs smothly on my wildfire with stock rom. Haven't had any issues yet. It is the best audio player for android without any doubt. Check out the latest version.
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] alamgirqazi:
Yeah i figured it out now. I needs android 4.0 plus
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] ferrandu:
MIUI music player is a good one
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] startracker:
Shuttle music player
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] jafferkhan:
poweramp ain't working for me, i have the amazng REMPuzzle 4.1 ROM, it says problem parsing the damn package :p
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] BlinqDroid:
Try some older version of poweramp.
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] jafferkhan:
Thanks for the reply mate, ended up buying poweramp, it's awesome :D
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] BlinqDroid:
oh great. :)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SHIKOSHAKUR:
Hello Guys ,, Please Try to understand me and help me, it's my first time i do root for my Arc s device, i finished rooting the device by some youtube videos and i tried to intall a Jelly Beans ROM,

That One http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1979829

everything was going well until i got the step of flashing the -Flash boot_V06.img , i don't know how i can do this

i made a search and i tried after flashing the BASEBAND V77 to turn off the device and connect the device while hold the home key it didn't connect to the fastboot mode , so i don't know what to do, i want to install this ROM

Please Help me
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SammiSaysHello:
You can't install jelly bean roms if you haven't unlocked your bootloader :)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SHIKOSHAKUR:
so how i can unlock the bootliader ! and that's only the problem that prevent the device form connecting in fastboot mode !
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nidzaaaa:
Одг: [Q] help me i am lost :(

There is oficial Sony method for unlocking the boot loader..

Google it :thumbup:
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tangosierra_:
http://unlockbootloader.sonymobile.com/
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Louis235:
Here is a guide in german

http://www.android-hilfe.de/root-ha...arc-s-rom-flashen-mit-offenen-bootloader.html

or if you need/prefer english, voilà

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=35910775#post35910775

Good Luck:)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toloko2:
I have many questions about my Changjiang N7300 Android 4.1 phone.

When the phone starts the Splash screen says Samsung SIII GT i9300. Does this mean anything?

I have two factory reset screens, both in Chinese. One is called a 1225 Recovery System from Taiwan101. Is this the same thing as the ClockWorkMod Recovery or is related to “recovery.img” used in flashing a ROM, or is it a Factory Reset system?

The translation of the options available in the 1225 Recovery System are:

- start system

- select update from SD card root directory

- clear Data/restore factory status

- clear Cache sector

- select update from SD card

- backup and restore

- mount and save

- advance

- shut down phone

- +++++ back to previous menu +++++

Is there a ClockCorkMod Recovery available for this phone? Is there any English Recovery System available?

My reset key combination is: Power + Volume_down + soft_button_back

Use volume to move up & down the menu

Use Power to select

The other system seems to be a factory reset that is built into firmware. It offers these menu options and many other screens which appear to be diagnostics.

factory mode

total debug

single index debug

debug report

clear MMC

version information

reset phone.

Most of the buttons to use the system are the same as the other recovery system, but to select an option you press the soft_button_home.

All you can do with this system is get the phone started. There is no apparent way to flash a ROM.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toloko2:
ROM options

What is the best ROM available for this phone?

I had good luck with one from Taiwan101

Taiwan101_ChangJiang-N7300_JB_V.04.3.zip

But the most recent and the one I am using now is:

Taiwan101_ChangJiang-N7300_JB_V.05.0.zip

I tried an Omega ROM here:

kitchen.indieroms.net

But it didn’t work.

Note I tried to post the links to these ROM, but they won't let me. Hope you can find them.