yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] cmaslin:
I've tried it a dozen times with the same error message from htc with the following:

<<<< Identifier Token Start >>>>

6EF7AC716298DBB7EC1632EC8B20A2F7

CCB8746CE8F0BFF861295E81CA8FA61F

F8B8AA3CCDC3465723C7FBDDC5D7A0A9

EAB0630B2B5FA9AE489B49E7DD0020ED

DA7A8236391B05732C4122E789A0B175

6B9C9414D1887EDCA58B654EC5C118C7

264EF2305707BC80EE3056005E23DD90

6AB7BE64BB38A1FAC748EA5BB6310CC8

92CE23AF6A91E4B1777F73660A33FE2A

B84B74B1864BB87B4FB181AE60758878

50514EB609A63000B98B30BFC5ADC767

C37011164FD5156613348811E079C62D

FE57BF25C8FA8DB5C4DC6FF4E5B06D44

8485D7DB43F95C8D1E26BDE32947B17A

1B3508B90401B4D7FF0475D963D3BFFF

D6EAD75A18F618935034D0FA8182D754

<<<<< Identifier Token End >>>>>

Someone said that AT&T's bootloader cannot be changed
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] TheROMGuy:
try this. while in your bootloader put in cmd

fastboot oem lock.

then try to get your code again and do it.

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Scratch that i have the Unlock_Code.bin file pm me your email and ill send it to you.

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thats 15 lines on number there are 16 and you are missing <<<< Identifier Token Start >>>> and <<<<< Token Identifier End >>>>> redo the process and make sure you copy from Identifier Start to Identifier End then try again.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] cmaslin:
LOL...your reply doesn't include all of the original post, so scroll back and you will see all the lines including the header and footer message indicating the token start/finish.

But here is the block generated after the failed unlock commanded earlier

<<<< Identifier Token Start >>>>

250E8A54616264E3DC7CB923BBA4C2D4

AA68754138F88EFBC3242E98D53D0FE8

2BDEDD31B67B39C41EEFDB908304F254

39369658924C24242C42FB5F5ED46F67

894B0B86B068389CDD5D5527FAF0D2C3

AC7DF2C2276BF2F93C861BB57B908451

5B0D14C3B44036692689EC5B5CDB4036

1936B0CF5EAD0E50116BB9145DE025CC

5EE5D90C37AD86DF3EC30F43BB941B69

DE488BF23E60D3B231BD5DA853CD4B13

4337AA3944C28F8A28A82410C49060CC

5DA7DE3FBF4356CAEEEF75A56E711D85

C3402CDAA816FCA4FABAD8F3A229715F

3357B207750CA98E0E5B20E673E1E4F1

331B05C7DFD5B7822FF28AD7A706A556

37B6792C1AA447933866D74FA358FB47

<<<<< Identifier Token End >>>>>

regards,

Charles

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Update:

I noticed that in the cmd window the hex information isn't the same as what the clipboard

delivers to All-In-One program. It's doing a translation from I think Hex to Ascii (maybe?).

I've been using note pad to validate this, but I'll try note++ to see if I can get an exact rendering of the Identifier Token.

regards,

Charles
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] TheROMGuy:
Define what I'm missing? and I used the first Token Identifier you posted that was from start to finish and i got an unlock code.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] cmaslin:
If you got a code then, something in my browser is mucking it up?

windows 7 ; ie 8

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It runs out I.E. version 10
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] TheROMGuy:
Im on Ubuntu Linux worked fine. i tried on Windows 8.1 preview also worked fine. and tried on Windows 7 worked fine all using Google Chrome. :D
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] cmaslin:
I'm sure it's on my end. Last night I had gotten that random audio add malware and tried several removal programs, finally got rid of it this morning, for it failed to return. Then while in the all-in-one program after I got the unlock from your second bin file. The ads started up again.

I'm running a dual boot on this system, both are Win7 Professional, on a SD drive and the other a conventional Sata II.

Anyway, I'm now trying to flash the recovery without success, so far. But I'm actively running root removal software on this partition to make sure that freakin' malware is gone.

C.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] TheROMGuy:
Have you checked out Hansoon's AIO for the Vivid i use TWRP it works the best so far.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] cmaslin:
Update: cellphone is unlocked and rooted. Checking out the available superuser programs for the best one for me.

There appears to be something in my windows 7 and or IEv10 that is corrupting the cut and paste function and not providing HTC DEV site with the correct token ID info.

Thanks again for the support. It

Chuck
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] rignfool:
Recommending koush's superuser
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] cmaslin:
batedlet passage

I went to Google Play to look for it and couldn't find the program.

I started out with SuperSU pro by chainfire and switched to Super Power XDA-BETA v0.80.

Being a noob in this area, I am poking around to see what the advantages are between the two.

The last phone I rooted was a TREO-650, not that i'm trying to date myself. This is the second

drioid I've gotten and the first one I rooted. There is a lot to learn.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] pbecks1963:
Hello guys,

Right now i am using sslaucher as my main launcher (not going back to any other launcher! I tried them all and the are all nice but sslaucher has more customization options)

I do miss the option to lock my phone by pressing the home button or by gestures..

Is there an app that will do this for me????

ps: i don't like gesture-app's that need a gesture-box or gesture-cursor. Gestures should work in any page without the need of a special box/cursor/object.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] pbecks1963:
Anyone??

ps: as am alternative i installed Lockoff (lock phone by shaking) but i would still prefer to lock by pressing the homebutton or a swipe gesture..
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] kevtrysmoddin:
search xda for lmt launcher its gestures+pie control+some other stuff
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] pbecks1963:
Thanks for the idea.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] kevtrysmoddin:
No probs
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] 0101011111001:
try this app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.goodmooddroid.gesturecontrol

;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] pbecks1963:
Interresting :)

Verstuurd van mijn GT-I9000 met Tapatalk
[HTC One X] trippinz:
[Q] How do I customize vibration patterns for the DEFAULT SMS appication. Im rooted if that helps.
[HTC One X] matt95:
I really don't know if this is possible, but I know that non-default SMS apps can do that
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mansevolver:
I'll just be giving everyone a little history on my experiences with the Epic 4G Touch and it's OS iterations since release.

Purchased brand-new on 10/1/11. It came with 2.3.6. When mid 2012 came I heard about 4.0 ICS coming around, so I kept checking every 5 minutes for the new update implementation. Read that it's been delayed... not confirmed; Sprint said that they've no idea... blah blah blah, that sort of nut-shell...

So, when it FINALLY got to my phone, I was excited only to figure out these 3 issues.

1. It wasn't ANYWHERE as smooth, responsive, or as fluid as 2.3.6.

2. Had much... much worse battery life (FL27 barely fixed that....)

3. Had the infamous "Sprint ID has stopped responding" issue (FL24 fixed that?) - it went away when I got FL24.

So, within the last week or so, I got sick of waiting for 4.1.2 OTA from Sprint and or Samsung, so I decided to do what we all here do. We take matters into our own hands; so I did, and threw the GA10 Build 4.1.2 with Nature UX onto my Epic 4G Touch.

Now, I love it. It's smooth, and is as good as any UI overlayed Android flavor.

I would keep it...if me, I, personally didn't get horrid battery life from it. (4G off, auto-sync off, most "useless apps and programs running in the background were disabled. I had GPS off, and 50% or so screen brightness.

Guess what mmy battery drain rate was? 30% an hour.... using the phone for mid-use texting would bring battery life from 99% to 20% in about 50 minutes.

As you guessed, I had to do something about that...

Oh what about custom ROMS you might ask? Man you guys here at XDA are on the ball today. Thanks for asking.

I used AOSP Alpha 6 4.1.1 and TBH I loved it. That from what I've experienced on my handset was an OTA worthy build. No known bugs or issues to me... but it still had bad battery life (20-40% an hour drain..)

And I tried AOKP 4.1.1, which was HORRID overall in my experiance. Slow, and bad battery life.

So, if it's OK here... I've come to the conclusion that Android 2.3.6, overall, is the BEST ANDROID version to date.

It offers the best combination of speed/smoothness, and battery life.

I have a Nexus 7 with Android 4.2.1, and my stock Epic 4G Touch running 2.3.6, is JUST AS FAST, and JUST as responsive..

Tl;DR: I think GB is better then JB or ICS generally speaking, and I'm curiorus on what the XDA input is on all this..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] someguyatx:
Strange, my battery life on GA10 stock rooted is similar to GB. I get 18-24 hours with 2-3 hours of screen time most days. My batteries are both new 1800mah. I occasionally use gps nav, regularly use bluetooth and have email sync every 30 minutes. No facebook or twitter type apps.

The touchwiz experience is definitely better in JB as well. I was on AOSP roms for 6 months before this and never thought I would go back.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] miketucky350:
My thoughts ill sum it up quickly. Gb was is great. Fast and works. Ics is a joke and very glitchy. Stock jelly bean ga10 now were talking its flat out amazing. The new google search and refinement is top notch. I recieved new phone under warranty. Ga10 is so good I flashed it as soon as I pulled phone out of box. I just pulled 7 hour screen on time- 3.5 hours of tiger woods 2012 with cheapo extended battery.

Now on batteries. If there old and getting crappy life like you well replace it. I have multiple batteries and wall dock charger. That being said my phone never is plugged in to charge. Most people smart phone habbits is plug phone in all the time. Trying to cram a few %. That kills a battery. Destroys them! If you can fully charge on dock and fully discharge in phone then dock charge your dead batttery. They last much longer and keeps android battery meter happy. I have 2 stock samsung batteries that came with the phone. 1 is 14 months old and the other is 1 week old that came with replacement. The old one dies very fast while new one last all day. Amazon is your best friend
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] leaderbuilder:
Well good for you!

Hope you got your flame suit on.

I guess all the devs contributors and regulars here must be idiots or something. You know, trying to continually improve the OS, applications and experience. What's that all about? We should probably just take what we were given and be happy. I mean my old 66 VW bug was great, why would I want or need my new car?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] -EViL-KoNCEPTz-:
After reading the 2 posts you've put up recently I think your problem is lack of understanding what you're doing. You should probably do alot more reading before you brick your phone, then the best Android version will be "none" cuz your phone's gonna be dead.

I like to break stuff! :D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
Yeah, you didn't even try 4.2.1... Which is 10x better than GB. Touchwiz ICS I agree is atrocious.. but you only tried a couple AOSP JB ROMs and are condemning it as worse than GB. Now that is a joke!

And I am sure you didn't try to apply any kind of battery tweaks or even try ds battery saver. Idk for me GB was lacking in so many departments. But to each his own
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mansevolver:
I'm a noob when it comes to ROOTING and all things involving modification of them, true.

But, I know enough to come to the conclusion that Gingerbread has worked the best for me.

Perhaps I should have stated that the OP was subject to personal preference and bias.

I'm not trying to pass off anything I've said as absolute fact. Im just expressing my own two cents, so take what I say with a huge truck load of salt.

The OP says what I did, and what I experienced. Nothing more.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mansevolver:
I never said 4.2.1 is worse then GB. I said that GB has proven to be faster, and more responsive then 4.2.1.

I have a Nexus 7 running 4.2.1.

With my stock phone, and stock tablet, GB runs just as smooth really. But I'd give the advantage to GB.

You are correct that I never tried any battery tweaks. I may have to when I learn how to.

But a stock GA10 ROM getting the lack of battery life I had?

If other people are reporting better battery life then even GB (Or even equal)

This means either I just did something wrong, or maybe it's not working for me.

I can accept either way.

Just saying how it all is... for me.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mansevolver:
In my personal experiance, GingerBread has been the best FOR ME.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mansevolver:
See, your results are something I wish I had. I also use factory 1800Mah batterys. I have 4 total. 3 purchased on Amazon for just shy of $10.00, and one factory original.

What are you doing right? Or, what am I doing wrong? XD
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] optimummind:
OP, I know what you're trying to say and understand how you reached your personal conclusion and insight about the state of custom and official roms available for our phone. With that said, I think you should give the stock rooted FL16 rom an install and try it out. For me personally, it's the best Jellybean I've tried so far.

I tried in the past Gingerbread (EL29 OEM, Calkulin v3.0), ICS (OEM and Blue Kuban), and Jellybean (FK23, FL16, and GA10). And among those, I've had the smoothest experiences with OEM EL29, Calkulin v3.0, FL16, and GA10. GA10, however, had the call waiting bug and faster battery drain than FL16. So I went back to FL16. The battery life of FL16, though good, wasn't as good as Calkulin v3.0. So I bought myself a Gorilla Gadget 3500mah extended life battery and everything is perfect now. :)

I hope you can derive more fun and usage pleasure out of our phone in the feature.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] gatesmarch123:
I'll chime in. The feature set in Jelly vs. Ginger is no contest. Even if Jelly had a bit of lag and slightly less battery life (which I have none in GA10) I'd still use it over Ginger hands down. It's 10X more powerful. It's like comparing an xbox to an xbox 360.

A side note on battery life. Sure it was longer with ginger, that was when my battery was new. A year later, no rom is going to have equal battery life. Buy a new battery and then see how many hours you get off Jelly. ;)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mansevolver:
I have 3 batterys that are like-new. Maybe 20 charge cycles through 'em.

Also, GA10 has horrid battery life for me.

What did I do wrong?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] someguyatx:
I really jusy use my phone like normal with some minor adjustments for better battery life. I removed a few stock apps but nothing really significant mostly sprint and samsung bloatware. I don't use connection optimizer, removed it, but I am very good about manually toggling gps, bluetooth and wifi when not in use and backing out of apps. Default brightness with auto setting 1 minute off and I use notification light with blink app, fast blue for sms so I can see it quickly.

Email is set to sync schedule to check every 30 mins on weekdays with nights and weekends every 4 hours. Only email, gmail, calendar, contacts, and internet sync. Weather widget is updated every hour. Location services use wireless networks but not gps or google and google now is off.

I get a pretty 3g good signal most of the time. No 4g here in KY so its always off. I use wifi at home but not at work and at least an hour of my screen time is over 3g daily. I also use an external charger and run my batteries down to about 10% then power off and pop in a new one. Hope that helps you or somebody else.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] yellowman82:
Just get yourself a new phone with a bigger battery that will solve your problem thats what I did. For me I felt like GB was the best for the e4gt and well iCS was a joke snd well JB is great snd all but waiting for an update and for source just to make roms much better and kernels to get better battery is just taking too long. I solved my problem by getting a note 2 that runs JB real good and battery life is lovely especially when you dont have to carry extra batteries or a charger which is silly to me but thats just my 2 cents and plus im just a phone whore cuz im pretty sure when tge s4 or note 3 comes out ima just sell the note 2 and buy the latest best thing lol but that's just me.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kchannel9:
Amazon totally IS my best friend, when it comes to objects.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] DEF3NDER:
My experience was opposite interestingly enough. When I first got my phone I took it back to the sprint store twice because the UI was so laggy I couldn't take it.

Decided to root and ROM. Flashed ICS and all lag was gone. JB is even better.

Gingerbread was horrendous for me.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] moparfreak426:
gb was ok. no lag or anything but I had flashed to page plus on stock el29 gb and was so afraid of upping to ics for fear of losing flash, I learned how to flash phones myself for the most part, which I didn't need personally because u never lose flash for it is stored in nvram and anyway best ics rom is either shadow God's universe, or sniper's lightweight, or the infamous blu kuban. best jb rom = shadow god's jellyverse for tw based, sniper's black beans rom for 4.2.

my personal favorite rom that I always come back to = PACman!

anyways, I didn't really experience much lag or anything from gb, ics, or jb

Sent from an Apple killing JellyBean
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Stryke_the_Orc:
I understand this is personal preference and bias, but you have to understand that these are still leaks. They have imperfections.

As far as battery life on gb vs jb, without tweaks, think of it like this.

You have a lawnmower engine (your battery) that runs great on your lawnmower (gb), then you decide to put that engine into a truck (jb) and you can't figure out why it doesn't work the same. Obviously the truck is much bigger, has more features, requires more resources right?

Its apples and oranges here man, a little research through existing threads will take you a long long way:beer:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] moparfreak426:
but u can tweak the motor to handle the bigger load;)

Sent from an Apple killing JellyBean
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
Very good analogy, nicely put sir
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] chrcol:
can you list how 4.2.1 is better thanks?

I agree with him, having now tried ICS/JB and of course GB, I am of the opinion GB is best out of the 3.

Yes I have different phones (before anyone jumps in) but I am just talking about the software experience, I see google removing features on newer android versions, especially privacy related features.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
What exactly did they remove? I've only seen added features, sure battery life isn't as good, but everything else is better. I could name off tons of reasons, but most of them are from a development standpoint and you probably wouldn't know what I was talking about. Like the need for less proprietary drivers. Graphics, sound, multitasking, camera, all are better on Jelly Bean. Anyways the changes under the hood are paving the way for Android to become even more powerful and maybe eventually replace laptops.

Team Rejectz
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kchannel9:
Please please let it replace laptops, I loathe windows and mac os, and Linux is so got dam frustrating to get everything functioning properly on different machines. Please just let me put Android on my laptop already!

sent from my GS2/ET4G (Vanilla Rootbox 3.9.1 w/ Lightning Zap kernel phase 2 & Seeder) on Xparent Tapatalk2
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
Actually, you can do that already... just Google "Android on my laptop", or something of that nature. Haven't done it, but I saw that somebody posted a guide.

Team Rejectz
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
Here's Sony's concept laptop set for possible release in 2020, it all folds in to the size of a phone. Sony Nextep Laptop.

Team Rejectz
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] steeljack99:
actually Android x86 hasn't been ported to all laptops only a few pretty obscure ones
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
I've seen it for any Win7+ computer, but it was a guide, so I'm sure work needed to be done to get it working properly.

Team Rejectz
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] IamFlynn:
Have you guys ever thought that the reason why GB is so much better was that because this phone was made for GB and shipped with GB and not jelly bean? What I mean is GB is better because it was originally made for it not like JB which was updated and not fully made... nevermind.. lol
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
No, that's a good point. I was speaking to the OS as a whole not just this device. I haven't used any GB ROMs on this device. Mine shipped with FI27 ICS. JB is definitely improvement over that atrocity imo.

Team Rejectz
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] TheNerd:]:
Personally modified gb27 roms in androis development is the best ive ever used. But right now im running supernexus with lightning zapped. Brand new battery, best thing ever
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
Definitely agree with you there

Team Rejectz
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bilgerryan:
Oh wow they released more photos

Team Rejectz
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] nevezen:
Hah, I still have 2.3.6 on my E4GT. After seeing all the fancy gimmicks of JB, I'd rather not ruin my current experience with a new ROM. Right now, it's perfect (besides the horrendous battery life while on wimax and while playing Ingress).
[Windows 8 General] galtom:
Hi,

Is there an app or a way to move/create shortcut tiles on Start screen for Wireless section for Modern UI settings.

I just bought TF810 (YUPI!!!:laugh::good:) and would love to have quick access to those parts of the system (sort of as in WP 7.x/8).

Battery level shown on tile/start screen (it is only shown in detail on task bar) would also be useful.

I keep searching for it but no luck so far :(
[Windows 8 General] ungeeked:
I dont think it is possible

Metro control panel is located here C:\Windows\ImmersiveControlPanel but I cant find any way to make it start the wireless section

Only way you can do it is

Open notepad

Paste

Save it as wireless.vbs instead of txt file

Double click on vbs file you just created. It should open Wireless section for you

If you are happy wit this workaround compile the vbs into an exe

http://www.softpedia.com/get/PORTABLE-SOFTWARE/Internet/Others/Exe-From-Vbs.shtml

and Pin the exe to start

The only problem is that the exe needs administrator privilege to start :(

Compiling using scriptcryptor can sort this out but it is paid

The other solution is to create a .bat file to call our .vbs script. The bat file file can be converted to exe and the compiled exe won't require administrator privileges. If you are interested in this workaround I can upload a working exe for you :)
[Windows 8 General] galtom:
Thanks mate, got to play with this a bit and see if it is quicker than "traditional " way on Modern UI.

But what you say about inability to create direct short cuts to devices in Wireless section is not good :(
[Windows 8 General] ungeeked:
Probably because unlike traditional control panel the Modern UI control panel is a single app?

BTW why not pin the Windows mobility center from control panel to start screen? It also has controls for Wifi, BT + many others
[Windows 8 General] galtom:
It would work if WMC would allow to access other "wireless" devices in computer, like NFC, GPS or BT.

Since my TF810 has them all it would be most practical to allow user decide if direct access to them is desired (shortcut tile with state indicator) or not. At the moment we do not have that choice :(