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[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] peetr_:
You can find it in init.sony-platform.rc.This service only shows the animation (a little similar to chargemon). However I can't find the binary in DoomKernel. Who knows why. But it must be there somewhere. :)

Then filesystems are mounted with mount_all command, using fstab.qcom, with check option (using e2fsck?).

If checking takes too long, you can see the triangle. I don't know if it also tries to repair something?

But I guess the data get lost upon reboot. Bad unmount or whatever. I think it is problem in kernel. And there should also be some answers in the source code.

Remounting read only before reboot, prevents some changes (I guess it's something with ext journaling or what? I don't understand this), so there is probably no need to check upon boot.

That is my point of view. :)
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] ModiYasser:
It means only the boot tome takes longer than usual just that nothing else it appears on my device some times just this

Sent From My Sony LT29i >Xperia TX<
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] NuriJ:
Maybe he removed it, because i have it in /sbin/ffsckwait.. Will try to disable the service..

It worked :D
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] peetr_:
If he removed it, there wouldn't be the animation. But it's there sometimes.

Let me know, if you find something new. :)
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] abajarde:
this happened to me too

i inserted a new sym that i had cut myself and next time i booted it said this for about 10 minutes and the disappeared,

That was a close call
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] m.anwar:
I am using SONY XPERIA LT29i...it is hanged on boot screen with "a triangle with a wrench and screwdriver showing when I try to turnon "now it is not booting it just hanged...

Please help me!!!
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] ericore:
Just got the Triangle of Death

Just kidding lol.

I updating my phone from Android 4.1 to Android 4.3 (well worth it).

On first boot it optimized a bunch of apps, and was slow for about half an hour.

It updated every app, I uninstalled what I didn't need.

Then I rebooted after disabling some unneeded applications and got the triangle.

It went away after 10-15 min, and everything was fine.

Feels a lot faster and less buggy.

Just don't install a bunch of apps after an update, reboot until you get the triangle and install apps afterwards.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Ms5050:
I'm having the same problem but my phone was left overnight on charge to let it do it's thing (formatting internal memory).

But no luck. I have downloaded the Sony PC Companion, not detecting my device before I can do anything to it.

Please help.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] superhtchd2:
ok, tmobile gs3.. just bought the phone used off craigslist. i have a working tmobile micro sim card in the phone verified by putting it in another phone it works fine. everything about the gs3 works except i cant make calls, texts or no internet except if im on wifi. whenever i try to make a call i get a pop up saying "not registered on network". i have full signal bars, airplane mode is not on , in mobile networks under APN's, tmobile US is owing and checked.. networks is set to auto.. i called tmobile and they verified my sim and refreshed the network , they also verified the phone is not stolen or blocked but he did say the imei# is not showing in his system as a tmobile gs3?? only way i can verify this is a real tmobile gs3 is for 1 the back cover says tmobile and when i first got it it had all the normal tmobile bloat.. kinda confused about what else to do, i tried using another known working tmobile sim and it does the same thing. ive reset it many times, even completely flashed a new rom and same thing, " not registered on network"!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] gyggyty:
You may have to unlock the phone. And make sure the Apn reads epc.tmobile.com
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] superhtchd2:
yes it does read epc.tmobile.com.. guess ill try to unlock it and see. any free ways to unlock this phone or gotta pay?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] whatsitsnamenow:
Your phone have been blacklisted. Call Tmobile to confirm.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] superhtchd2:
i did call tmobile, they said my imei# isnt even showing up in there system. guy with customer support told me it isnt being reported lost or stolen cause the imei# isnt even showing?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] whatsitsnamenow:
Where did you get the imei number? From the phone's menu system or the back of the phone. Tmobile should have the IMEI in their system or else you won't be able to make a call. If it is not in their system then there is definitely something fishy with your phone.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] superhtchd2:
called tmobile again and told them i thought it was blacklisted, lady checked my imei# .. yep! said its blocked and couldnt tell me why other then id have to have the person i got it from call and they arent answering there phone, hmmmm..wander why. said they either didnt pay the bill or reported it lost or stolen. never realized tmobile phones could be blocked so anyone out there about to buy a tmobile phone, check out the imei with tmobile first and make sure there not on a installment plan. cause if they are and they leave tmobile or dont pay there bill they can shut the phone down from being used on there network.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucky88shp:
Hello,

So I am developing an app that will use wifi direct API to connect to other devices, will it work on HP Touchpad?

I am seeing posts where people are trying to use WiFi transfer Apps and they are not working properly.

BTW, I am using CM9 Nightly 12-23. Thanks!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jBlizzy:
I bought my prime about a year ago and immediately rooted it but kept the stock rom on it. At some point it lost it's root, I guess from an OTA. Apps like titanium backup tell me they can't find root.

But I am also not unrooted either. Something is screwed up and I can't OTA update anymore.

Can someone please point me in the direction of getting my Prime reset? I like the stock software and only want root for titanium backup and es file exlorer.

I am currently on ICS and have done the Asus unlock.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ssj_jaypee:
Does anybody know the clockspeed and type of RAM used in the Xperia Z?

Is it GDDR2 or GDDR3 or another type?
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] taxas:
Its not the GDDR type since that is used on graphics card and cost a fortune compared to normal DDR type.

It would be DDR2 or DDR3 but i think i read somewhere on the forums it uses DDR3
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antipesto93:
It uses the APQ8064 S4 pro, the chipset information states this in the memory section :

Dual-channel 533 MHz (8.5 GB/sec)
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pongnamu:
DDR3 it is.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maedhros:
Wrong, its LPDDR2 I believe.

As far as I'm aware, S600 is the first to support DDR3.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pongnamu:
I saw it on xz vs all others thread and they said sony officially stated it.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maedhros:
There is no mention on the White paper or the User manual or the website that the RAM is DDR3, so I would not think it was (considering afaik S4Pro supports only DDR2 ram).

If the Z was DDR3 they would tout it as a feature since it would be the first DDR3 phone.

Hence my belief it is not. If you find documentation that states otherwise then let me know. But for now I will believe it is DDR2.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] taxas:
Either way. for the 8.5 GB/sec its either using the high-end DDR2 memory or Low end DDR3, you cant go wrong with either.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maedhros:
Has nothing to do with high end or low end.

It simply means that the ram is at 5xxmhz
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] i9100g user:
Re: [OFFICIAL]Xperia Z vs Galaxy S4(Mar14) & All Upcoming Phones-Don't start new thre

Wrong thread.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LordManhattan:
The Xperia Z has LPDDR2 (LP = Low Power) like most smartphones today. No smartphones are using LPDDR3 today, but it is expected that Samsung will be the first (or one of the first) to use it this year (GS4 maybe?), and LPDDR4 for tablets will be on the market in 2014.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] i9100g user:
Re: Ban the person above you.

Delete

Edit : ignore this post ,posted by mistake
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kreaninw:
Yes, it has been confirmed that Galaxy S4 uses LPDDR3 RAM. It seems to be the first phone to use one, even though HTC One uses S600 but I read it somewhere that it uses LPDDR2. But for Xperia Z, it's a no go for LPDDR3 as the chip doesn't support it.

For me S4 is no CM friendly but you can expected long support from Samsung like S2.

One is CM friendly but software features and hardware specs are below S4.

Xperia Z is the least interesting of all both hardware and software but it can play with me in the bath. I might go with it.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] POLO_i780:
Galaxy S4 does indeed use LPDDR3:
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonmorris:
Wow, does anyone know how you activate that function? Running the water right now... :D
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d_major:
Hey guys :cowboy:

I'm trying to flash my S II I9100G with cMIUI, which doesn't work. The phone gets stuck during booting right after the installation. I've been messing around with this problem for a couple of hours by now, been googling a lot and yet I have not found a solution.

What I did in order to flash the ROM:

1) I installed the latest German stock ROM (ICS) using Odin.

2) I followed this tutorial (root using SU-BB-Installer.zip and flash CWM recovery kernel 6.0.1.2 via kTool): http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2065581 So far everything works fine. I have root access now.

3) Downloaded the cMIUI 2.10.19 zip from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1804619

4) When I tried to flash cMIUI from Recovery and toogle signature verification "on", it told me "signature verification failed". I ignored that message and installed it anyway.

5) Installation ran smoothly. After finishing it, the phone wanted to reboot. It now got stuck in the booting screen. I can not get the ROM booted.

I don't think it's cMIUI-caused, because I tried to flash a clean CM10 and still had the same problem (even though it didn't fail signature verification). Here are some more things I tried:

- installed clean stock ROM via Odin, again. Then followed all above steps exactly as described above, except for using Odin for flashing CWM Recovery instead of kTool

- again, clean stock ROM. After rooting, I then tried to install cMIUI via ROM Manager v5.5.2.3. Unfortunately, ROM Manager doesn't identify CWM recovery and keeps asking me to install the Recovery-System with ROM Manager. When I try that, there apparently "is no official CWM Recovery available" for my model. So, ROM Manager is no option

As described in the following thread, I can not use the ClockworkMod Recovery 6.0.1.2 kernel on aosp based ROMs like cMIUI and CM: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1631934 So that probably is the cause of my problem. Can you tell me what kernel I can use, instead? Or is there another way to flash that ROM? Via Odin, for example...

Thanks for your help in advance. Very much appreciated!!

Regards,

Daniel
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lennyz1988:
What Codeworkx is saying in that thread is, that you cannot use that kernel when you are already on a aosp based rom. So you can use that recovery.

Something you didn't mention, did you do a full wipe from within the recovery? If you didn't do that, then thats probably the source of your problems.

1. Flash a stock rom true Odin.

2. Flash the recovery (you don't need to root your rom after)

3. Wipe system/factory reset

4. Wipe cache.

5. Download the rom again to make sure you the download went well.

6. Toggle signature verification off.

7. Flash Miui

8. Reboot and wait.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d_major:
Thank you so much! Wiping helped. :good: Why didn't I try that before :silly:

Awesome, now I can finally enjoy cMIUI. It's really great! (except for crashing galery/camera app when starting cam from lock screen. but who cares ;) )

Thanks dude! :highfive:
[About XDA developers] DisruptiveMind:
I'll get straight to the point.

The nature of our Development Forums on XDA have changed dramatically since the G1 days and unfortunatly its a change for the worst, its hitting in my opinion rock bottom with less and less people willing to contribute. Back when Android was born and XDA opened its doors to us G1 users we were all there for one reason. To LEARN!

The thirst for knowledge and understanding was exciting and thrilling, being the first to discover something new and letting it be free and available to all who wanted, to strive to break down the barriers that our providers put before us and set us all free! It was to be a complete geek and openly honest a complete rush for me and all of us.

Just writing about it sends a shiver down my spine I so enjoyed it all back then. But todays culture seems to be one of spoon feeding information to people who have no idea what they actually have in there hands, and to be frank would look at me cross eyed if I told them to use terminal emulator to enter a command! Now dont get me wrong I'm no linux expert I'm not even a beginner but I took time to learn terminal commands for Android to help further our community by not asking dumb questions and knowing what a search engine was!

So for my proposal and discussion as a community is.....

Should we allow the developers to HAVE the Developement forums?

We currently have General forums with support threads so basically if your not a developer you simply can't post in there. Lets give the devs somewhere they can talk with other devs and concentrate solely on development and not reading 15,000,000 pages of posts like 'The rom didn't work its rubbish' and replying back to all these people to try and gain some peace to work.

Well I have had my say and I look forward to some serious intelligent debate on this.
[About XDA developers] WCCobra:
How exactly do you differentiate between a dev and non-dev? Also, there are plenty of non-dev users who find valuable info for the people doing the actual dev work.
[About XDA developers] DisruptiveMind:
Easy. Can you build a rom? Do you know your arse from your elbow? And have you heard of google?

If you answer Yes to all three you're probably a dev.

No seriously you are perfectly correct and I understand what you are saying but again why couldn't we have that same discussion/help/suggestion here? Its basically the same and the devs can check in whenever they like as they already have to in their development threads now. We have help threads here that are basically unused because they are cluttering up the devs thread instead. We need to look at encouranging devs to stay and this to me gives them that and a lot more would be achieved I feel.
[About XDA developers] Nathalex27:
Perhaps a way for devs to have a open or closed thread.

Like asylum rom. There is discussion thread and a development thread.

Maybe an option to allow only recognised developers or senior members in a thread.

I agree junior members (noobs) are a pain in the ass.

I tought myself mostly by reading threads and figuring things out.... Why can't they? I don't know... I try to play nice though sometimes the stupidity bassles me.

A blacklist option or a "kick ban from thread" option for the dev. If someone is anoying to other members or just clutters the thread this would be a nice implementation for a dev.

Send from my Omega/perseus powered SGN2
[About XDA developers] adolfo778:
Don't see this being implemented anytime soon. Thread will probably be closed as well. Sad but true. People will always ask assisine questions that can be solved by searching or wiping.
[About XDA developers] DisruptiveMind:
God knows I understand that but again why not let this be the forum to ask them in?
[About XDA developers] havikx:
I'm no dev. I'm far from it. But I can totally agree with what you say about it being different from the g1 days. I too get a little... Choked up...

I didn't even know what adb ment, let alone how to work it. Took me hours just to figure out and set up.

After rooting and handling updates for all my buddies phones plus my own... I'm a little more comfy. But I can't build a ROM.

There definatley a problem with people not reading. I mean... "Does cam work on this ROM?" Its answered on every page. I've seen it answered 3 posts before the question was asked.

Xda-Etiquette got lost somewhere along the way. Some things are too advanced for new android users. If it was, I didn't touch. New members don't think like that.

Read read read. Post in general or q&a. Don't clutter up dev threads with "thanks" and "help... I brick!".

Learn what a brick is. Lol.You don't have to be the first with s-off when you don't even know what it means. Wait til it becomes easier. Don't lose a device cuz you want to be on the cutting edge but don't even know what fastboot means.

Bs in the other topics. When you click that "android development" button, keep your mouth shut and read. Nothing most of the xda users, myself included, can say would be productive and helpful to devs.

And to end... I still <3 xda.
[About XDA developers] adolfo778:
Xda has gotten a lot more traffic Since the g1 days so noob questions are expected. I imagine if the mods were to implement your idea. Alot of those threads and members would be left with unanswered questions, plus you don't have to read the 500 pages in each thread just the OP we read through the pages to pass time

And most devs already talk to each other via iirc and gtalk and popular ROMs such as venom have there own forums. The difference is xda gets more traffic. More traffic = more downloads. Plus what fun is it if all the threads are serious, and devs dont get to bag on noobs
[About XDA developers] DisruptiveMind:
Once again they can! They just do it in here instead when the devs need a laugh. All help and dumb questions can be answered here in the General Forum meaning people would actually be more likely to read at least something of the first post in the Development Forum because its not as daunting knowing there is another 100 pages of posts to read following it.
[About XDA developers] Goatshocker:
Did you remember to fastboot flash the boot.img?
[About XDA developers] he_stheone64:
Thx for this thread, it always helps to discuss issues if they occur. In any case there is no need for closed dev threads @ XDA, since this would lead to believe we are only developing for our own pleasure. Reality is we all enjoy to push the envelope and share it with other guys in the forum. We all need and want feedback, so it`s not a problem XDA can solve.

All we can do is try to educate users, that we are happy to help them as long as they try to search for answers first either in the thread, on XDA or Google. Users in dev thread need also understand the following:

All custom ROM`s have bugs (so do stock ROM`s)

Not all these bugs are ROM related, in many cases the problem sits in front of the device.

If it`s a real bug, just report it, but don`t be demanding. Most of us just publish stuff here for pure pleasure of sharing and cause we are proud, that we could enhance the user experience with new features.

Users really need to understand, that we don`t have an obligation to update stuff in a certain time frame. We do that in our free time and it`s just a hobby.

Users should especially behave in a friendly manner and be respectful with everyone in the threads.

So bottom line - don`t expect XDA to solve the issues, we as a community must learn to respect each other and understand there`s more important stuff in life then a phone.

Edit: Maybe except the new ONE :laugh::angel::silly:
[About XDA developers] DisruptiveMind:
Well again I find myself saying all that can be done here, I never once said I wanted the Development thread closing or to create a nature of 'building for themselves' we could all still have access and well would need it to download roms so I don't understand where you are coming from on that point. Why do we have a support thread in General if the support is offered in the roms thread?

And to be honest as we need to be I have seen you yourself getting annoyed by the questions that pop up time and time again as has many other devs leading to yet more and more posts about ego wars and the tiredness of answering the same thing again and again and again. Simply let that stuff stay in here otherwise not only is General but Q&A forums seem to be somewhat pointless as no matter how hard you try being nice about it users will never learn. A place where real Developers can go and know the community takes care of the 'silly' stuff, as a developer yourself I would assume you would appreciate not having to spend so much time reading all the pointless posts that appear. You say rightly that you do this as a hobby and in your free time so wouldn't it be better if you knew you had somewhere to get away from it so to speak and spend that time doing work on your rom/s?
[About XDA developers] ryanshew:
The stupid questions are just plain laziness. I'm basically a noob, this is my first android phone and I just got it last October. I can't remember even asking any questions, maybe as couple, literally. I'm usually the one helping out people who have been using android longer than me. In October, I remember having to look up what a kernel even was. Lol. So, yeah, people just have you seriously just read more, but don't just follow steps, try to understand what you are actually doing. Just following steps, you won't learn nothing.

HTC_One_S | Xparent_ICS_Blue_Tapatalk 1.06_Hboot_Downgrade | Root_Box | Bubba_Kernel_2.8b | S-OFF
[About XDA developers] BretonGirl:
I don't think things will ever change. There are always going to be lazy, entitled noobs who want to be spoon fed. Changing that I think would be a losing battle. I'm not saying we should encourage them, but fighting and flaming simply won't ever change things. I think we should simply continue helping those who've shown they have no problem making the effort to help themselves and ignore the ones who want everything handed to them.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shabydog:
Hi,

I looking to buy a S3 I9300 pebble blue BOX (only).

I found in Aliexpress 2-3 sellers who sells those stuff, but they just give randomly any blue box WITHOUTprinting customers IMEI number.

Is anyone knows a site that sells the box (the same design as the original) of the I9300-international ver. , that print on the stickers the requested IMEI number?

Thank you for your kind help!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Obagleyfreer:
hhhhmmmm I'm finding it hard to think of a legitimate reason as to why you would want this.......
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shabydog:
Just for selling.

I have almost a brand new condition...so sell it with a box should only make it better.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
D.....o....d...g...y.....g....e...e...z...e...r

In addition, the bar coded imei sticker is a legal document effectively, so unless you find another dodgy geezer who is willing to fake one, then you are out of luck;)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shabydog:
I understand...

By the way - what do you mena in "dodgy geezer" ? (from Babylon="can be used to describe a man of bad character").

Thay i need to find a person that willing to do this illegal things?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
That's a pretty accurate description indeed......more a reference to the nature of the question rather than a smear on one's good self ;)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shabydog:
Sorry, but i never tought that is a bad thing to do:confused:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] efrant:
Thread closed. It is not likely you will get a legitimate answer from anyone.