yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] nexttonomy:
Beans..

Are you still supporting this ROM? Haven't heard much of anything on this..
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] BeansTown106:
ya im here.. i havent heard much of anything either lol
[Galaxy Tab 2 7" Android Development] downhillvinnie:
Any chance this will work on a 10.1?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daveheart14:
Hi all,

I found these two interesting small mods : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1999125. And I wanted to know if a person is able to run on the stock rom our dear Nexus7.

On odex rom or odex.

For the lockscreen mod, all widgets appear well but none selected (force closed parameters).

Thank you in advance for your reply.

PS: sorry if this has already been asked.
[Captivate General] KiLLCHOP:
Downloaded all the required files for my version.

Found a tutorial stating it explains the process when installing from *any* rom.

I had latest update from kies. *p.o.s.*

Followed the guide here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1350266. Great guide. but i ran into a few hairy situations.

I had gingerbread, so i just used SGS flasher to flash speedmod kernel. and when i did, i got stuck at the Galaxy S screen. wouldnt budge.

SO. having bricked my last vibrant, (after fixing it with a jig multiple times). I got nervous.

Got the phone into recovery, it successfully installed CWM. so i began installing CM. (latest stable build). it failed, rebooted.

Obviously it updated CWM, thanks developers.

Retried installation of CM, it rebooted half way through (looping). it did this twice, once more i tried install. IT WORKED.

booted quickly for a first boot, (maybe this is caused by my dirty install???)

So glad this doesn't come with ANY google apps.

Good developing if someone who lazily reads tutorials can avoid death.

Sharing this so anyone afraid can see that i took the good risks for them.
[Captivate General] laughingT:
thanks for share and welcome to XDA.

SGS flasher is known to have issues with Captivate, such as those you encountered. That isn't the method recommended in TRusselo's thread as far as I know, so I am curious why you chose it?

if you had used Odin or Heimdal to flash Corn kernel on GB and proceeded with CWM install of later roms from there, you probably wouldn't have had the hiccups that you did.
[Captivate General] KiLLCHOP:
I chose to flash everything from the phone itself because my USB port is very sensitive, one wrong move and it will disconnect, didn't want that happening again. That's how I killed my vibrant.

The phone is running super smooth so far.
[Captivate General] laughingT:
yikes, you ought to get that usb port problem fixed. the weak usb connection happened to you on two phones?

could it be the cable or the pc's usb port?
[Captivate General] KiLLCHOP:
Definitely the phones, I found a thread on here where someone will do it for $35.

I'm hard on the them.

Cracked glass n everything.

I'm too cheep for anything pretty.
[Captivate General] laughingT:
So, your user name describes what you do to phones, eh?

yes, mobiletechvideos.com, has a good reputation, but if you are that hard on the phones, you could buy a used one plus an otterbox defender or similar case.
[HTC One X+] crash087:
I need help, either im missing something or none of the bricked threads had the same issue as me. I was trying to flash a different rom onto my phone with TWRP and wiped EVERYTHING, OS and all, and now i cant get android file transfer on my mac to recognize it so i cant put the rom on the phone to flash, and my PC wont recognize its attached.

Anyone know what to do? apparently im a complete moron when it comes to phones lol

thanks in advance

EDIT** i found something about adb sideload but it keeps saying "adb is not recognized as an internal or external command" in command prompt even tho i installed the android SDK. i feel like im missing something
[HTC One X+] nchantmnt:
install and use toolkit from here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1994961
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
This is solved he pm'd me and I got it sorted
[HTC One X+] nchantmnt:
a sorry didnt see that you are using mac... well then you need to add your adb command to your path variable so bash can find it... should be the same principle on mac as for other operating systems. just google that ;) or execute the command directly from within it's directory so bash can find it.

edit: ah ok then good that it's fixed ;)
[HTC One X+] crash087:
yep, Lloir is my hero. as for using a mac, i have a pc as well. one for school one for games haha
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucian75:
Is somebody who install backtrack 5 to Note 2?

Can you help me to install please?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UtkarshGupta:
Sorry but even for educational purpose I don't think anyone is gonna help you with what you want.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sos_sifou:
lol :D

Best regards

Sifou

Using a Samsung N7100
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jamesc760:
There is no mobile version of BackTrack which is a specialized linux distro.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sos_sifou:
Hacking Wifis isn't a good thing :)

Best regards

Sifou

Using a Samsung N7100
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucian75:
Yes its working on android..backtrack 5 and also ubuntu...i just install debian and i think its working.. and i just play with terminal emulator and vnc..
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucian75:
:D it's nice
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeeshanonlyme:
I am skeptical whether aircrack ng would work.Have you tried it?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucian75:
Not yet...first time need to learn more..but i think it will work...only need micro usb OTG and wifi antenna :)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EugeneBootlegger:
I think ive heard someone made it work with an external wifi adaptor.. cant remember where though.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucian75:
Yes i know..i read it somewhere...anyway i need to buy that OTG

Its only 2-3 $ on internet but i can't find one on the shopp :(
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucian75:
Ok i managed to install aircrack-ng...so i need badly micro usb OTG and wifi antenna

I just read that someone crack wep password in 10 min with galaxy nexus...but it will be draining battery very fast.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucian75:
Huuh i'm so close that i'm not expected...i know i need a wifi dongle who support monitor mode and driver for him...but wait a second...who need external wifi when we have it?

Yes the wifi chipset from phones don't have support for monitor mode...but thanks for dedicated developers u can forget about that.

Thanks for developers behind

http://bcmon.blogspot.se/ who make dreams come true...they make firmware for broadcom wifi chipsets BCM4329 and BCM43330 for the moment...

Note 2 have BCM4334 and don't have support yet but not for long time i think.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeeshanonlyme:
I do have a wifi dongle. I got backtrack running but iwconfig command gives the error that you dont have admin privileges? :?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nabilsweet007:
Backtrack works on note 2 ..u have to search the nwt
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucian75:
But don't work with any wifi dongle...it must have monitore support...and not all wifi dongle have that...
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeeshanonlyme:
Finally i connected the dongle ang got bt working.

Im uploading a pic of what i get when i try to enable monitor mode.

Can you tell me if it supports?

And if it does what is the next thing i should do? Any helpful links would be appreciated.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aloush5592:
Download this linux installer....

Link http:// https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zpwebsites.linuxonandroid&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS56cHdlYnNpdGVzLmxpbnV4b25hbmRyb2lkIl0.

If you cant diwnload it....

Search for " Complete linux installer" in playstore...

Read the instruction...and there is what you want.

Plz hit the thanks button if i helped you anyway
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeeshanonlyme:
I've done that already.

I want to know if my wifi dongle is supported from the above image.

And next a good guide to crack wifi pass.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] purged363506:
Sigh.

There's enough YouTube videos out there. If your gonna play, atleast learn to research.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeeshanonlyme:
Do post a link here from you tube that actually shows the note 2 or a similar device running backtrack and aircrack. I, with my limited knowledge, have searched and failed.

And if you do know a bit, plz tell me from my post above if the dongle supports monitor mode.

I hope you do after that post of yours.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucian75:
Hi,you don't have installed driver for that wifi card...i have the same error

Pfff will be done firmware for BCM4334? I don't know if it's working to make it :(

Galaxy S 2 and Nexus have allready firmware to support monitore mode...
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sos_sifou:
Something similar, you can give it a try?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=37780858

Best regards

Sifou

Using a Samsung N7100
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gigad3ath:
BT5 on note 2

Would you happen to have an installation guide for bt5 onnthebnote 2?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Donkey-Kong:
I have a galaxy note and i wanna run a monitor mode which one will be supported? Bcmon is not compatible with note 2 chipset.please hell and recommend something
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] pefu19:
Sorry I doublepostd I thout the thread didn't post srry
[General Topics] D™:
Widget for Google Now mentioned on support page​

A widget for Google Now is mentioned on the Google Support site as it lists the directions on how to install it on your home screen. We would imagine that the cards on the screen will contain the information that you have selected to receive every day, and you might be able to get a constant stream of real-time stock quotes, news headlines, traffic reports, etc.

A Google Now widget

Even though the Google Now widgets are prominently mentioned on the support page, how they are getting to your phone remains a mystery. It could be part of an OS update, or an update on Google Play. Going with the latter would make more sense since not all models have the OS build that might be updating. The widgets appear to show a summary of your Google Now cards on your home screen or lock screen.

Google Now is one of the main features found on Android 4.1 which is one of the reasons that many Android users can't wait for their next update.
[General Topics] D™:
Breaking: Android 4.3 For Google Nexus 4 Leaks (JWR66N) - Here's The System Dump​

For the past few hours, I've been observing a curious case of Jeff Williams on Google+. Jeff posted a screenshot of what he claimed was a Nexus 4 he bought from a Googler... with a build of Android 4.3 on it. The same build, JWR66N, that we saw leaked earlier on a Galaxy S4 GPE by SamMobile.

In disbelief, some have called him a hoaxer, but a number of resourceful folks decided to get Jeff on IRC (channel #Android43 on freenode) and worked with him for hours, trying over and over to get the magical system dump that would prove Jeff's story to be real.

The system dump, which we have since confirmed as legitimate and along with dozens of other IRC members mirrored to multiple destinations, indeed belongs to a Nexus 4 (mako), and the build number is indeed JWR66N. The radio and bootloader are missing right now - Jeff promised them tomorrow - so I have my doubts about a working port to other Nexus 4s for the time being.

In the meantime, the system dump itself is ready to go, and Ron and I are ripping through it as we speak. We'll have a teardown ready for you soon if we do dig something up, and by the looks of things, there's enough for a post.

I'd like to thank Jeff for his persistence as well as IRC users efrant, gravufo, Jason__, vividboarder, Introspection, and everyone else who drove this one to the finish line.

Update: There's chatter on IRC that restoring the backup via TWRP recovery seems to work. We haven't tested this, so if you do decide to proceed, do so with caution and after making a full backup of your entire system.

AP mirror #1

AP mirror #2

AP mirror #3

AP multi-mirror

Even more mirrors (by hackthevoid)

Breaking: Android 4.2.2 (Build JDQ39) Update Rolling Out To GSM Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 7, Nexus 10​

exus owners may have a reason to stay up tonight, as a couple of Reddit users report that Android 4.2.2 has begun rolling out to the GSM Galaxy Nexus and the Nexus 7.

There's not much word regarding what the update (which carries build JDQ39) includes just yet, but readers may remember that Google promised a Bluetooth A2DP audio streaming fix in the "next release" of 4.2 after 4.2.1.

At the moment it would seem that Reddit users in the thread linked below are the only ones reporting success at grabbing the update, so it's hard to judge the thread's veracity. If 4.2.2 has hit your device, though, let us know in the comments below.

Update: It looks like the update is rolling out after all. We've received confirmation from a number of users on Google+, including Marco Duran, who kindly provided some shots of the 47.6MB download from the Nexus 10.

Source: Android Police
[General Topics] pricematthew4143:
4.2.2 nexus 7

NEED OTA LINK FOR NEXUS 7:laugh::laugh:
[General Topics] D™:
Here's The Android 4.2.2 JDQ39 Update For The GSM Galaxy Nexus

Here's The Android 4.2.2 JDQ39 Update For The GSM Galaxy Nexus [Manual Installation Instructions]​

A couple of hours ago, Google started rolling out the Android 4.2.2 update to a very limited subset of Nexus devices (build JDQ39). At this point, almost nobody can get the OTA pulled by going through the Settings screen, but don't worry - one of our loyal readers extracted the OTA url for the Galaxy Nexus and sent it over to us (great work, Daniel Koch!).

For now, we only have the link for the takju Galaxy Nexus variant, i.e. GNex handsets bought from the Play Store. Once we get the yakju build, we'll update this post.

Note: Every Custom ROM flashing May have risk. So, please do it at your own Wish.

What's New?

We don't have any reliable information at this point because Google hasn't pushed the 4.2.2 files to AOSP yet or published any changelogs. We suspect the Bluetooth bug has been fixed, but are unclear what else has changed right now.

There is a new radio in this OTA.

Prerequisites

Your device should be running build JOP40D before trying to install the update manually. If you for some reason don't have JOP40D, Google has it available in factory image form here.

For those ready to download and install manually, the process is easy. If you

have a custom recovery, just download the zip (linked below), move it to your device, and flash as usual

have the stock recovery, keep the zip file on your computer and follow a few easy instructions below

Manual Instructions

Step 1.

Reboot your Galaxy Nexus, holding the Volume Up and Volume Down buttons while it boots up. Once you see the fastboot menu and "Start," press Volume Up to navigate to "Recovery" and press the power button. Once you see an Android with a red exclamation point icon, press Volume Up and the Power button together, which will bring you to a new menu. Navigate to "apply update from adb."

Step 2.

Connect your Galaxy Nexus to your computer with a USB cable.

Make sure you have a recent version of adb that supports the sideload command (if you don't, download the latest Android SDK to ensure your adb is up-to-date).

Open up a command prompt (cmd in Windows, regular shell in Linux and Mac) in the same directory as the zip file you've downloaded.

Type in the following:

You should see a progress bar, which will eventually hit 100%. At this point, your device is installing the update.

Step 3.

Reboot and enjoy! You are now running Android 4.2.2 on your Galaxy Nexus.

Download

Here's the OTA, hosted on Google's servers: takju build JDQ39.

AP mirror just in case it goes down: AndroidFileHost.

MD5: d37cd3aeeacc0d25a523acbebb5557f4

File size: 46.4 MB (48,672,997 bytes)

Source: Android Police
[General Topics] soder:
Shouldn't this file word being updated from recovery the normal way to?

I'm on Galaxy Nexus takju with TWRP recovery, and my updated failed..

EDIT: I get this error. assert failed: apply_patch _check ("system/lib/li

E: Error in /sdcard/filename.zip

(status7)

Error flashing zip

Updating partition details

/Söder
[General Topics] kyoshiro67:
Re: Breaking: Android 4.2.2 (Build JDQ39) Update Rolling Out To GSM Galaxy Nexus, Nex

Good update :D
[General Topics] D™:
Try to flash using CWM buddy. Also are you applying the commands..??
[General Topics] :
Dude it's not a regular flashable zip. You need a takju stock recovery.
[General Topics] soder:
But, as I remember it, the 4.2.1 update was that kind of that kind of zip to?

And I was told I could flash it in a custom recovery? Or do I remember it wrong?

EDIT: This is where I got that info I think

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=34706283#post34706283

and also from here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1592689&page=84

Also:

"For those ready to download and install manually, the process is easy. If you

have a custom recovery, just download the zip (linked below), move it to your device, and flash as usual"

EDIT2: I now remember that I might have edited my gps.conf, and created a new file. That might have anything to do with it? How do I get back an "untouched" version? I go have a backup of the stock rom, but how do I get the file back untouched?

/Söder
[General Topics] bbrad:
Re: Breaking: Android 4.2.2 (Build JDQ39) Update Rolling Out To GSM Galaxy Nexus, Nex

Now the source needs to be updated so I can get it on my Samsung galaxy s1 :D
[General Topics] ComputersWelcome:
Thanks for change log, I have not yet received the update but know that flashing will be good to get a fresh start.
[General Topics] ctakah27:
nexus4?
[General Topics] D™:
Android 4.2.2 adds new sounds and notification toggles

Android 4.2.2 adds new sounds and notification toggles​

Why just the other day, we told you that Android 4.2.2 was being sent out to the Google Nexus 10, Google Nexus 7 and the Samsung GALAXY Nexus. While there has not yet been any changelist, we do have some information from those who have installed it on their tablet or phone. First of all, there is a new notification bar that shows you the time remaining and the percentage left of an in-progress app download. A change to Quick Settings lets you long press on the Bluetooth or Wi-Fi square to turn them into toggle switches. Now here is where it gets confusing. The Airplane Mode box is a single press toggle while some boxes do not change any settings.

Android 4.2.2 also brings a couple of new sounds, The two short bursts that tell you that your battery is low has been replaced while there is now a sound for wireless charging. Previously, the latter had no sound at all.

It should be interesting to see how the Android 4.2.2 update affects the next distribution data from Google. Also, we could see Android 4.0 drop more as some devices get updated to Android 4.1. The large chunk of Android users sporting a device powered by Gingerbread is only going to dissipate slowly as those owners start to upgrade once their 2-year contract expires. Those Android 2.3 phones will be replaced by Android 4.1 by the time the updates are in full swing, providing another reason to expect Ice Cream Sandwich to continue to melt.

​

If you have installed the Android 4.2.2 update on any of your devices, drop us a comment with some of the other changes that you might have noticed.

​

Source: PhoneArena
[General Topics] D™:
The Nexus 4 Finally Gets Android 4.2.2 (JDQ39) As Well - Here Are Instructions For In

The Nexus 4 Finally Gets Android 4.2.2 (JDQ39) As Well - Here Are Instructions For Installing It Manually​

Good news, everyone! The Nexus 4 Android 4.2.2 OTA (JDQ39) is finally here, surprisingly late in the update cycle, following the Nexus 10 and older Nexus devices, such as both variants of the Nexus 7 and both variants of the Galaxy Nexus. Chances are you probably don't have the coveted update notification just yet, but who wants to wait if you can sideload it manually? Rooted, unrooted, stock or custom recovery - it matters not.

What's New?

To see what's new in Android 4.2.2, see New Android 4.2.2 Features: Toggle From Quick Settings, Better App Download Notifications, and Some New Sounds!

[B]Heads up:[/B] There is also a new radio in this update.

Prerequisites

Your device should be running build JOP40D before trying to install the update manually. If you for some reason don't have JOP40D, Google has it available in factory image form here.

For those ready to download and install manually, the process is easy. If you

have a custom recovery, just download the zip (linked below), move it to your device, and flash as usual

have the stock recovery or a custom recovery that supports sideloading, keep the zip file on your computer and follow a few easy instructions below

Manual Instructions

Step 1.

Reboot your Nexus 4, holding the Volume Down button while it boots up. Once you see the fastboot menu and "Start," press Volume Up to navigate to "Recovery" and press the power button. Once you see an Android with a red exclamation point icon, hold Power and press Volume Up a few times, which will bring you to a new menu. Navigate to "apply update from adb."

Step 2.

Connect your Nexus 4 to your computer with a USB cable.

Make sure you have a recent version of adb that supports the sideload command (if you don't, download the latest Android SDK to ensure your adb is up-to-date).

Open up a command prompt (cmd in Windows, regular shell in Linux and Mac) in the same directory as the zip file you've downloaded.

Type in the following:

adb sideload de8b8d101614.signed-occam-JDQ39-from-JOP40D.de8b8d10.zip

You should see a progress bar, which will eventually hit 100%. At this point, your device is installing the update.

Step 3.

Reboot and enjoy! You are now running Android 4.2.2 on your Nexus 4.

Download

Here's the OTA, hosted on Google's servers: build JDQ39.

MD5: 1c752738f65acfd48f2d3b6e6e11a654

File size: 51.0 MB (53,529,568 bytes)

Source: AndroidPolice
[General Topics] rishabhgangwar:
Thank You

Thanks for change log!
[General Topics] D™:
Pressing thanks button can speak louder then words in Xda buddy..:D
[General Topics] arabiceyes:
question

do we need to wipe data to complete this action? is there any problem could face SDCARD folder?
[General Topics] D™:
New 4.3 Update found Check the OP.:good:

Breaking: Android 4.3 For Google Nexus 4 Leaks (JWR66N) - Here's The System Dump
[General Topics] anazhd:
thanks for the convincing statements :) :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] pefu19:
Hi guys I wannted to ask is possible to make android show what it do's when it boots instead of a custoom boot animation but the console thingy

Ty in advice

Sry for my crapola english
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] voetbalremco:
there is a look a like maybe, but its not possible to see the actual log of booting real time. it isnt called an "animation" for nothing. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] DevWithCookies:
There is an app that does show you the actual log,

It's called live logcat but i recommend doing a nandroid backup because it modifies stuff.

Idk if it's compatible with gio either.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] mjsamet:
its good idea like bios post screen

ty i will try it
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blagginspaziyonokip:
I go to the search settings and turn the slider to on, but whenever I go back to the settings it's off again. The cards also don't show up. Is it only working in the US?