yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Ouya General] lovekeiiy:
you have a lot choices depending on the size you want.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] ferrojasaguilar:
Hey guys, someone is offering me a pretty good deal on an Sprint Optimus G LS971 but im on Att, so I qas wondering if i can use it on Atts network? Im reading that it has dualband gsm/cdma but im not entierely sure. Does anyone know if this can be done? Thanks!
[AT&T LG Optimus G] id10terrordfw:
Easy answer: no.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] LNJ:
Sprint is LS970.

E971 is Rogers.

Confirm they proper model #.

LG Optimus G E971/3/5
[AT&T LG Optimus G] XsMagical:
AT&T using the GSM/UMTS Network, Sprint & Verizon are CDMA, Rogers, Telus & Bell are also GSM/UMTS so you need to stick with the carrier technology for the phone to work.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Shelnutt2:
The issue with using a sprint ls970 is it lacks a sim card slot. There is a sim card mod for it but unless you are comfortable with a soldering iron then I wouldn't do it. Also you'll have to build a custom ROM to support it. So its possible but will take a fair bit of work.
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] siijii:
Everytime I restart my tipo dual or reactivate the SIM cards it makes a contact sync from SIM contacts.

I don't have new contacts on the SIM cards, so I don't need that.

But I don't find any way to deactivate that.
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] Crumplet:
This is a good question, i have the same problem with my stock oem jellybean.I would like to know a way to disable this as well.Any help would be greatful and thanked.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] duanelgh:
Hi, just a quick question. Why is it that I'm unable to fully download files from media fire on most browsers but I am able to fully download files from Opera browser.

For an instance, I was downloading a ROM file on my the stock browser, but after just a few seconds they say the download is done, I tried downloading on other browsers but it doesn't work except for Opera browser. Why is this so?

I tried certain browsers like the stock aosp browser, Samsung stock browser, dolphin browser, naked browser, Firefox browser etc but all are unable to fully downloaded the files I want from media fire.

Thanks in advance (:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hannibal226:
I think this is a problem which is a bit hard to understand at all :D

Maybe script/coding of page related. :confused:

I only recognized that some services/providers work with some browser but not with another one.

So I recommend u to find the browser u like at most and also install another one, which u can use if u have any problems with downloads or logins.

I thinks that u have to live with, at least u don't find a browser which supports all sites u need ;)

CHEERS

Sent from my GT-I9100 with RootBox
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] duanelgh:
Thanks !

thanks anyway ! (: appreciate your help (:
[Nexus 10 Accessories] mpmilestogo:
Thanks for the great review. Does the wifi drive offer some kind of pass through so one can access the Internet while using the drive?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] krash183:
Yeah. It's in the part of using the mobile app. It basically acts a wireless bridge or a hot spot. The wifi disk will connect to your router (after you configure it) and will pass through Internet to your device.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] dh350nwo:
What if you tether to your phone? Curious as to how that would work.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] krash183:
What do you mean?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Jadefalkon:
This looks really good have you been able to confirm the 5 hourd of battery life?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] krash183:
Not yet. I'm running a lot of tests like. How long it can last with various media storage connected; w/ hot spot/bridge mode on and off. How far you can be away from it but still stay connected.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] wptski:
Okay, here's a question.

Can the standard download path be redirected to the WiFi device by an app, etc? Normal OTG support one can save to a flash drive.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] krash183:
I don't think so... It's not a standard path. It's a wireless connection. Kind of like a media server.... You can save to it but like all media servers not all apps have the ability to make a connection to the wifi disk
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Ken401:
Great review. I am charging mine for the first time, does the blinking green light ever change color or stop flashing when done charging? The user guide is not at all clear on this.

Edit: The blinking green light which indicates charging eventually just turned off completely. I assume this means charging is complete. Great device with lots of useful options built in, but they could have spent a little more time developing a better set of instructions.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] wptski:
Yeah, it would be same as trying to save a download to your PC with WiFi, it doesn't exsist as a filepath option, only the device or what's physically attached to it(OTG).

---------- Post added at 09:07 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:55 AM ----------

If like other device chargers I have, lights blink while charging and stop when complete. Thinking about ordering one of these!:)

EDIT: Downloaded the manual. Is states a slow flashing green light is off or shutting down. Get this, both steady red and steady green is battery >30%! Can't be both. Not too good of a manual.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Pattond:
I really like this

I got mine in yesterday. I had to do a firmware update, but it's working with our Stealth Trio, Kindle Fires (running JellyBean) and our iPad 2. For some reason Moboplayer wouldn't work on the Kindle's but BSplayer Lite worked fine. Have tested watching 3 movies at the same time w/out issue.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Ken401:
I noticed that contradiction also. I can tell you only the green was on and I assume it had more than a 30% charge. I am thinking the red light will come on when LESS than 30% of the charge is left, but I have not run it down that far to know if this is correct. The instructions read the same way in both the quick manual and the full one. Nice device though!
[Nexus 10 Accessories] wptski:
I emailed them asking about the manual mistake. Later I ordered one also

---------- Post added at 09:04 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:03 PM ----------

How'd you know it needed an update? How big were the movies?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] krash183:
Where did you download the firmware.?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Pattond:
I don't have enough posts to post external links. Go to the RavPower website and look for downloads. The firmware update us under Android. Though I updated it using my PC and the pc app

---------- Post added at 12:22 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:17 AM ----------

When I connected with the new iPad AirStor software it said I should update firmware. I didn't get the message from the Android apps.

The movies were 700-1000 MB DVD rips. Each device was playing different movies concurrently.

Btw, just connected it from Xbmc using 10.10.10.254 for the path. Bypasses the app. Note username is admin (all lowercase) and password is blank unless you change them in the firmware settings
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Ken401:
Here is a link to the page with the firmware update. Look for the file under Tablet & Smartphone software. http://www.ravpower.com/downloads#RP-WD01 I unzipped the file and transferred it to a USB drive and then attached the USB drive to the device and ran the update using the web interface at 10.10.10.254 while my tablet was tethered to it.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] wptski:
I see updates and their names appear to be for two apps not firmware. Am I missing something?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Pattond:
The one that says firmware update for AirStor app is the right one.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] wptski:
Yeah, I found it already. I love the folder name after unzipping.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] :
Interested in installing IPKG on W3000ph

Hey, I'd love to know more about how you installed those packages on your W3000PH.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] DarrenHill:
Filehub rev.2

For those who may be interested, Ravpower yesterday released the rev.2 device:

http://www.ravpower.com/rp-wd02-filehub-6000mah-power-bank-travel-router-white.html

At the moment it's available to the US only, but presumably that will expand in time to the rest of us. New feature is the LAN cable connectivity, and the battery size is doubled from 3000mAH to 6000. Sadly looks like the promised DLNA is absent, whic at least for me is a bit of a deal-breaker as that's the one thing I was really after to make upgrading from my rev.1 device worthwhile (although the other two improvements are nice to have).

The rev.1 device is still on-sale from their site too, and the price has dropped nicely due to the new release making it even more of a bargain.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] msartor:
Thanks Darren, for the hint.

I really liked the v1 device (well… after the bugs I fixed myself, and the improvements I did myself). Used the v1 quite often already, but I really missed the ethernet interface, so that is a good adition for me. Also the upgrade of the powerbank will be useful. Really had a need for the powerbank last month, when I had a 10 hour delay with my flight to Greece.

I live and work in the Netherlands, but luckily my co-worker is from the US, and his parents are coming over next week. I had it ordered (with Amazon Prime, so next day delivery) and let it deliver at my co-worker's parents house. His parents will bring the device next week.

I am really curious if they done something with all my bug reports and improvement reports.

As soon as I get the device I will thoroughly test it and let you guys know my results.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Prack:
No DLNA kind of sucks, ethernet is nice but my god the thing looks ugly as hell :(
[Nexus 10 Accessories] DarrenHill:
Aside from confirmation of the (lack of ) DLNA, I'd also be interested to know if they've improved the wireless networking. The rev.1 is only 802.11b/g compatible, so I'm curious if the rev.2 has been up'd to 802.11n (I guess ac is too much to hope for, given the USB port is still 2.0).

Also I note that the SD card slot has shrunk from a full size to a micro, which is also a little odd although I guess space inside is at a premium as the rev.2 is only a couple of mm larger than the rev.1.

I'm still very much in two minds about the thing - I may opt for a micro media player like the Sumvision instead as it perhaps fits what I want more (in combination with my existing rev.1 for some applications).
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Prack:
I just can't get over how cheap and stupid looking it is. I'm probably going to get Rev 1 now anyway. But yeah for improved wifi I might consider the Rev 2
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Ken401:
Just wanted to mention that the user manual specs for rev. 1 indicate 802.11n is supported. Also, I think you meant USB 2.0.

I really don't care for the new design.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] ganggreen777:
Design Schmine....lol ....if it does what it is supposed yes lacking this or that. ...let's buy that *****....[emoji12][emoji109]
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Prack:
yeah but Rev 1 design looked awesome like a little hard drive or something. The new one looks like a cheap plastic pile of crap with ugly green rubber. I would almost be embarrassed to pull that out at a coffee store lol.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] ganggreen777:
I totally agree. ..
[Nexus 10 Accessories] DarrenHill:
I did mean USB2.0 yes - I've corrected my original post.

For the wifi, I saw that but I'm going by the speed and readout from my router (a Netgear 802.11ac compatible one) which seems to indicate that it's connected at 802.11g speed rather than 802.11n. I was also going by their website which states

"WiFi Frequency : 2.4 GHZ Speed: 72Mbps at 20Mhz / 150 Mbps at 40MHZ"

which is I think g speed.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Carlitoes:
Hello there, new user just signed up.

I'm not very good with Linux scripting, but googling about BusyBox I've been able to create scripts that allow me to (using a macro) quickly invoke a "copy all" of the inserted SD card's contents into a folder on the USB HD. To prevent overwriting, the folder it goes to is timestamped with the current date and time. The script also compares the filesize and number of files for both the SD card source and the USB HD copy for verification purposes.

Also, I liked the functionality in the Eye-Fi cards wherein you can review images on your camera and mark them as 'protected', which means the Eye-Fi will then only transmit those to your iDevice. Very useful when you only want a select few images. The corresponding script I made for the RavPower looks at the permissions of the images on the SD card and appropriately copies the images marked as 'protected' into a "Picks" folder. For the final part of getting those 'picks' into my iDevice, I have GoodReader set up to 'sync' with the "Picks" folder so it grabs the images. From there I can edit and do whatever on the iDevice.

My question is: is it possible to create a script in BusyBox that will be invoked as soon as an SD card is inserted? That way it'll act as a straight "dump" of the SD into the USB HD?

Let me know if anyone is interested, the scripts are pretty basic but it really gets the job done. With the RavPower, a 1TB slim USB HD, and my iDevice, I can pretty much take pictures and videos to my heart's content during a trip and can get away with not carrying around a laptop.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] thebeest:
Your project sounds very interesting! I am currently using my RavPower, a USB OTG cable to my camera, a USB hardrive and Foldersync on my tablet to achieve pretty much the same thing. I know a bit about Linux scripting and I'm sure you can get your script to execute on SD insert, but I don't know how you execute these scripts on the RavPower, so how do you do it? It would make an already very useful device even better!
[Nexus 10 Accessories] msartor:
Hi DarrenHill,

It took a little longer for the WD02 to arrive, but I finally have it in my possession.

I can confirm that according to the firmware 802.11n and DLNA are supported.

I can also confirm that 802.11n is working, but I have not been able to test DLNA yet.

Next to that:

The firmware is almost the same as the WD01, so RavPower did nothing at all with the improvements I sent them. So with latest firmware the device is not very secure, and also not working on a hotspot with a captive portal. I still needed to apply my improvements myself. Luckily though the root password is still the same.

If you apply my improvements (see previous posts of me) on the WD02, keep in mind that the device also has a ethernet interface, so this one needs to be secured as well (I will update my wiki as soon as I have time).

-Mark
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Prack:
Does it feel as cheap as it looks? Still considering getting the old version just because it looks more like a portable hard drive and less like a ninja turtle shell.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] msartor:
I really don't think the WD02 looks any cheaper than the WD01.

You should just get what you want... I already had the WD01, but there were several points on the WD02 which make me buy it:

- 802.11n

- Double battery capacity

- Ethernet port

The downside of the WD02 is that the WD02 has micro SD port, instead of full size. If you have a camera with full size SD, and you want to use it with this device, than the WD01 is a better choice.

b.t.w., for anyone interested: I just tested my fixes (see previous posts) when I connected the filehub to a hotspot with captive portal. Everything works as expected now.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] thebeest:
I have started playing with the root access to my RP-WD01 but how do you save a script with persistence? I saved my script in /etc and when I reboot it's gone.

Also had anyone found a way to get rsync installed? It would really make my backup script a synch if I could ditch cp and rsync my files instead.

Thanks in advance
[Nexus 10 Accessories] krisc:
Testing 4 Wireless Routers with Media serving

Verbatim, and RavPower RP-WD-01 were my first choice - Choose the Verbatim device, returned the RavPower 01.

When disappointed, went to WD-02 and Apotop... seeking something better.

Verbatim, RavPower 01 and 02 are all basically the same device, and same Apps!

ID-wise (Industrial Design > looks-wise) the Verbatim is the best, and I found it for $35. Best of the first two.

I agree the RavPower 2 is horrible looking, but if you're willing to spend $17 more, it includes:

- Wired connection...

- 2x battery capacity (Verbatim (RavPower 01) = 2.5 hours with hard disk video)

(still undecided...)

Verbatim and RavPower -02 both indicate 802.11n (probably RavPower -01).

Apotop is good ID, but the SD card sticks out and it is too expensive for its features.

Apotop for more technical users is faster and more interface protocols (FTP,...), but the Apps are inferior to the other 3 devices...

(At least on Nexus 7, I expect to use ES File Explorer, not the App. On iOS haven't determined yet).

Additional 2 cents, K
[Nexus 10 Accessories] DarrenHill:
Can someone who has a WD-02 confirm if it actually does have DLNA or not?

I can't see it mentioned anywhere in the specs etc, but reading a review on Amazon and the reviewer was saying that it did. I'd be interested to know for sure, although as I've now got myself a Sumvision Cyclone Micro 4 as a travelling media player it's more out of curiosity than anything else at the moment.

---------- Post added at 09:32 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:19 AM ----------

To save changes to the flash memory, use the command

/usr/sbin/etc_tools p

.

I too would be interested to know more details on getting more functionality onto this device (especially DLNA in my case), but the poster who seemed to have managed to get some kind of package management installed has never responded to requests for more details and looks to have left the board.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] thebeest:
Thanks for the command. Thats just what I needed!
[Nexus 10 Accessories] cookiemonster79:
Review of the new version ( RP-WD02 )

I posted a review of the new version ( RP-WD02 ) over in the Nexus 7 accessories area if anyone is interested.

http://xdaforums.com/nexus-7-2013/accessories/ravpower-filehub-rp-wd02-t2846302
[Nexus 10 Accessories] DarrenHill:
Thanks Mark - missed this post before somehow. Glad to have the confirmation here and from the review linked above.

As I now have the Cyclone 4 though along with my WD-01 (a superb and tiny little media player for travelling) I can't really justify getting a WD-02. But if that changes in the future it's good to know I have a go-to device for my travelling needs.

One question remains - from what you can see of the WD-01 and WD-02 firmwares and hardwares, is there any reason why the WD-01 couldn't also support DLNA, either by a firmware upgrade or via some user hacking?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] mooncow:
Hello, I recently purchased a Xoro HWD 300 and I was wondering if its hardware is the same as the Ravpower RP-WD01.

I can connect to it through telnet and the root password is the same, I'd like to try the WD01 firmware but I'm afraid to brick it.

Anyone has had problems with large files (over 1GB) with the WD01? That's the reason I'd like to try an alternative firmware.

Is it possible to format and use disk as ext3 or ext4?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] DarrenHill:
They are totally different products, so even if the firmware from the WD-01 is accepted by the Xoro I'd say your chances of bricking it are extremely high (it's very likely that the Xoro won't accept it in the first place though). A quick look at the Ravpower website compared to the Xoro one should make it plainly clear that the hardware of the two devices are nothing like one another. Many devices seem to use the same root password due to the underlying OS build involved, but the similarity ends there. It's like saying you can use a tractor tyre on your car as both of them have wheels.

The WD-01 isn't a drive enclosure and the device itself doesn't feature any storage at all (it just has an SD card slot and a USB 2.0 port for connecting thumb drives or external HDD's), so the question about formatting it doesn't make sense in that context. I must admit I've never tried to connect a ext3 or ext4 HDD on my one as I don't have any set up that way (my PCs are Win7, so I use NTFS). So I can't help on that part of your questions.

The WD-01 does fine with large files, I have successfully played MP4 movie files from it via SMB to both my tablet and PCs.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] guntroll:
Device corrupted SD card and USB HDD

I thank all the posters on this board that shared their insight and experience with this device.

My unit arrived with firmware 2.000.020. I was able to connect to it via browser and AirStor. However, it wouldn't recognize a freshly FAT32 formated USB thumb drive. When I reinsert that USB thumb drive to my laptop, Windows 7 tells me "You need to format the disk in drive G: before you can use it." I formatted the USB thumb drive again, repeated the process and the same thing happened. Similar situation with a SD card. While I was able to see the photos on my SD card via AirStor, when I inserted that SD card to a computer afterward, Windows 7 asked "Do you want to scan and fix SD (F: )? There might be a problem with some flies on this device or disc..." In both counts, the media were removed properly via the "Remove the USBDisk1" and "Remove SDCard" buttons. This doesn't seem normal to me. Has anyone experienced this?

Any inputs or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] thebeest:
As requested here is my script to backup files from an SD Card to a USB Drive. All instructions are included. Let me know if you have any questions.

+ Updated to v0.8

+ Updated to v0.9

Cheers

Mat
[Nexus 10 Accessories] danieldmm:
This device dependes always from phe smartphone ?

Ex: Copy sdcard contents to usb hdd , if in smartphone issue command to copy sdcard contents to usb ext hdd, if phone disconect it will stop ?

Or we need to use the script.sh to achive this?

Thanks in advance
[Nexus 10 Accessories] thebeest:
If you execute the script like this then it will continue to execute after telnet disconnects.

/etc/mat.sh -c >> /tmp/mat.txt 2>&1
[Nexus 10 Accessories] danieldmm:
Explain a little more.

Need something like this:

Power ON RavPower, connect a USB HDD, then i connect the sdcard, any way to start copy automaticaly the contents (all contents) of sdcard to hdd ?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] thebeest:
I made the script for my needs so you can modify it to suit yourself. I will modify the script to copy everything from the SD Card to USB Storage.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] danieldmm:
Thanks [MENTION=5366983]thebeest[/MENTION] , its any modification needed in the RavPower ? Or the RavPower automatically read the script in the sdcard ?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] thebeest:
I have uploaded the latest version of my script to my original post. You do not need to modify the RavPower, just telnet in and execute the script.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] DarrenHill:
Nope, not seen that one, although I do occasionally see the scan and fix error generally (not specifically relating to connecting to the WD-01).

One comment - the latest firmware is 2.000.014 on the WD-01 (downloadable from their website here). They had a bit of a weird spell with their version numbering a while back, so yours may not actually be the most up to date one (either that or you're ahead of the game). But either way, switching to the .14 might be something to test.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] SHKaminski:
Installing IPKG or OPKG on RP-WD01

I also would like to know how to install ipkg or opkg on this device, assuming I can successfully telnet into the device as root. I'm not expert enough on this type of device to know exactly where to find the right build of ipkg, or exactly where to install it.

Can anyone give some pointers, or point me to a tutorial that will work?

Thanks!