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[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] sartheris:
Screw it, if it happens again I will call my ISP and ask them about it
[Android Stick & Console Computers General] cataclan:
Hi, I have just bought the Measy U2A thinking that it was one of the best googletv, when i read the specifications. But the connection throw wifi is realy slow, even it sends me "time out" message when i try to connect to google play (Market).

I have a Wifi N Router up to 300Mb/sec and the wifi signal is really good. In fact, the Measy connects to my router up to 54Mb/s (Wireless G).

I dont know what to do and I don't know if exist any type of firmware for this Measy.

Sorry for my english ;)

Thank's in advance.

Regards!
[Android Stick & Console Computers General] formformer:
My Kimdecent b12 stick suffers from same issues.

Finding optimal wi-fi channel, putting remote 2.4G dongle away from the device usb cable extender, and providing direct router visibility (consider utilize wi-fi repeater) might help to you.
[Android Stick & Console Computers General] cataclan:
Thank's for your reply.

I'll try it. Thank's again!
[HTC One S] Daiskei:
Hey guys, is there a JB Ruu for the One S yet? I found the JB RUU zip but I noticed there are multiple versions... what is the absolute latest version?
[HTC One S] troby86:
There is a 3.16 RUU in the Development thread, in the stickies.

---------- Post added at 12:13 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:12 PM ----------

http://www.androidfiles.org/ruu/sec...28_10.27.50.08L_release_301814_signed_2_4.exe
[HTC One S] Daiskei:
Can I flash this with S-OFF and SuperCID? I don't want to brick... I remember a lot of bricking with JB and SCID.
[HTC One S] hunabku:
You just asked and answered.

By reading the topic you would find confirmation :)
[HTC One S] Daiskei:
I'm honestly not seeing that in the RUU thread, I'm sorry.
[HTC One S] troby86:
Have you ran an RUU before? You can change your CID to its original, the relock your bootloader and run the RUU. If it fails, you can run the ICS RUU then apply the JB OTA.
[HTC One S] myphonesbetter:
I am looking for the same answer. no it doesnt say if it will brick or not. but some people have say it will with super cid. you can flash a new cid with fastboot oem . The thread really has no instructions on how to do anything. it just supplies the link for the file.

I tried to flash to ruu via the windows executable file that it came with, but i get an error everytime. 159 image error.

I am original on t-mob though. this may be the prob. im not sure.

everyone else says just have your cid HTC__001. if your s-off you can change it in fastboot.
[HTC One S] hunabku:
Firstly: The RUU is meant for unbranded european devices.

superCID bricks phone when you flash OTA. Using RUU should be safe.

So you have no use for this ruu since you are tmob :)
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Raphael17:
If so, can someone point me in the right direction?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guitarman:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32554785
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] inaroom:
hi all,asking anyone help,read a lor of threads and tried lot of thing but nothing works.so,have this mt15i a friend gave me.he said the day after the OTA he run out of battery and since the phone is dead.my friend is really noob(noober than me) and he doesn't know anything else,i suspect he had an unlocked bootloader.so the phone is dead.power button vibrates but does nothing.connecting to pc the device is recognised,but no led,either in flashboot or fastboot mode,but the flashmode seems to be working,and flashing with flashtools seem to work,but phone never boot or do anything.i tried almost every stock kernel/firmware,none booting,even if flashtool said flashing completed.tried seus,does the repair but no boot.tried pcc,does the update but no boot.tried wotan 2 times with different firmware,first central europe,the second time with the italian one (i'm from italy)and no boot.i have 3 credits left from wutan,already wrote to their support,but while i'm waiting their response i'd like to see if someone has something for me to try.i've flashed 2 x10 mini ,an st15 and an lg 350p and was always lucky...but this time!

i tried the fota unbrick,doesn't work.i tried to re lock the bootloader as first thing,and it seems to be locked since s1tool says rootable and always shows .587 fw, whatever i flashed with flashtool.the phone automatically disconnect/reconnect to the pc every 20-30 sec

thanks to everybody at xda for the great work
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Samak:
I think its FOTA bricked, but u have said that FOTA unbrick dosnt work.. :confused:

try FOTA unbrick from this thread once again.. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1126358

may be it will work :fingers-crossed:
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] inaroom:
the link is down or i don't know how to use it sorry!it makes me download a file called setup.exe, it's optimum installer or something similar..

here's the log when i try to flash Xperia 2011 Range_FreeXperia_ALL

thank you so muc for the reply!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JoeFCaputo113:
Hey all, I am running KT747 Kernel on Liquid Smooth ROM. I just have a few questions about kernels and tweaking them (and yes I do know about THIS thread, but it is very cluttered)...

1. What is over-clocking/under-clocking and what does it do? Also, how do I do it?

2. What is Governor and I/O scheduler and what do they do? Also what are the differences betwteen all of the Governors and I/O Schedulers?

3. How do I tweak my kernel to get a really good benchmark score?

4. What are the voltages?

If you can answer any of these questions I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks to all!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tkepk181:
If you read the OP of the Team Kernelizer's thread it'll answer most of the questions.

1. over-clocking/under-clocking refers to adjusting the speeds which your processor is allowed perform at. Over-clocking means that you can set it as a higher speed and under clocking is that you can set it at a lower speed.

2. There are many different threads on what each of the govenors and schedulers do. In the OP of ktoonsez's kernel thread there are links which give pretty good explainations as to what each of them do.

3. Tweaking your kernel is going to be something that is pretty much dependent on your phone and finding the proper pairing for your phone of frequencies, govenor, and voltages for each individual frequency step.

4. The voltage settings are how much power the processor is allowed to pull while it's at each individual frequency step. These can be changed to optimize performance as well as increase battery life. undervolting too much though could result in issues with your phone.

All of this is very much trial and error.

In order to change any of the kernel settings, use the ktweaker app that was installed on your phone when you installed the Ktoonsez kernel. The app should be in your app drawer.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JoeFCaputo113:
Thank you! I already know about the Ktweaker app as I've used it already because I followed the steps in the thread and tweaked my kernel already for the "good battery+performance" setting. Although not gonna lie, I did not know what I was tweaking lol. I do notice amazing battery life though... after those tweaks I got 60hrs with 3 1/2 hrs of on screen time (4200mAh extended battery). I just wanted to clarify what I was doing. Plus I always hear about over-clocking/under-clocking but I don't know what it is or how to do it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tkepk181:
Over/under clocking and under volting are explained/described pretty well in the OP of the team kernelizer's thread. That being said that sounds like some pretty great battery life. :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JoeFCaputo113:
Ever since I did those tweks I've been averaging 2 Days 12 hrs (60hrs total) per charge.... freakn awesome!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dienormaxjean:
Thanks for the info, answered my question as well =p
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Theres a ton of good links in the following thread too

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1941195

As for CPU governors and stuff, you want the "setcpu guide on how to use" and "android governors explained" links
[HTC Rezound] DogzOfWar:
Currently, I'm stock+root (as it seems none of the ROMs were super-solid, based on the various lengths of forums for each ROM).

I'm currently considering Infection 2.1, which looks great. I'm curious as to how fast and solid it performs, however. For instance, I have a stock Nexus 7 with JB (obviously) and it's the smoothest greatest Android device I've had to date. With JB on the Rezound, are we seeing the benefits of Project butter?

Are voice calls, SMS, battery life, 4G, bluetooth audio, GPS, etc all solid? It can be so hard to look at the first few pages of a ROM where everyone is excited, followed by 234 pages (like Infection) of people posting questions and problems. Even worse, a ROM like Infection has been out so long that it's hard to tell what issues people currently have vs what they had 2 months ago.
[HTC Rezound] dragonrazorz:
Im in it now and so far no problems, project butter is def noticable
[HTC Rezound] abby_nitewolf:
Well I'm running Infection 2.1 and it's fast and very smooth. I'm running it with IHateWebOS' deluxe+ kernel OC 1.8 with noop scheduler.
[HTC Rezound] bunchies:
is gaming choppy?

ive noticed most of the 10/10.1 roms are choppy on the gaming side

i would like to test but i dont see the point in flashing the newest update just to find out when i can just ask :silly:
[HTC Rezound] KelpoOrganic:
When i was running Infection 2.0 it was pretty choppy, but since i switched to the latest PAC-MAN rom by shrike and it's pretty smooth. Might have been the transition to 4.2.2.
[HTC Rezound] Dogbone737:
Project butter isn't enabled for us on the Rezound, from what I've gathered there's a lot of coding that needs to be done to the jelly bean base to get it to work on our device properly. The smoothness comes from all the tweaks and enhancements the Rom devs have put Into the world Roms. I can't wait to see how smooth this phone will be once project butter is actually working :p
[HTC Rezound] shrike1978:
Having experienced Project Butter firsthand, I can say in no uncertain terms that this isn't Project Butter. However, the interface is quite smooth given the right CPU governor. As mentioned, games performance is where things lag. We don't have hardware accelerated video, so anything 3D or HD is going to suffer.
[HTC Rezound] dragonrazorz:
.... Oh well its smooth and that's what counts right? Ha
[HTC Rezound] justjayhere:
I've tried every JB rom and the infectious 2 was the best to date.. but I always go back to the desensed Neo 2 for the battery life and I prefer the camera over JB as well.
[HTC Rezound] hovercraftdriver:
Not quite sure what this means...JB for the Rezound hasn't been out THAT long as it took Chad, Neo, Shrike, et al quite a long time to get things somewhat stable. So I wouldn't go by length of thread to judge a usable/stable ROM, or maybe I just misundestand.

The above being said, I too have a Nexus 7 and am running mlaws Dirty AOKP on it. I just left Infection rom on my Rez and it is nowhere near as smooth an experience as on the N7 (no offense Neo, I know you work hard on all your roms).

I went back to hawk's eclipticrez rom for a couple of main reasons:

1. Signal strength is better on sense roms ON MY PHONE ( I have to say it that way because others will disagree heartily, I'm sure).

2. Video is less than perfect on the JB roms for rez.

3. Battery for me seems to be better (20-30%) on hawk's rom...haven't done a real test, just have ran both over several days usually doing the same stuff and I seem to need a charge faster on Infection.

Based on what has been accomplished and what HTC has released, it is a miracle we have JB, but there are still issues with it IMO. ABSOLUTELY nothing against the devs that are pouring their heart and soul into their respective projects, my hat's off to them all!
[HTC Rezound] Purpeltendire:
I think if you really took the time to read through the threads you're talking about, you'd find that there are very few major bugs that haven't been solved. I'm running Infection right now, and all the functions I use on a regular basis are working just fine; SMS, calling, 3G/4G/Wifi I can vouch for, and Wifi Tethering & GPS are working from what I've tested.

As for the threads, like I said. You really should take the time to read through everything. Infection's thread has loads of fluff and miscellaneous conversations with it, and a lot of the issues you may have seen have either been resolved or were just people who were unsure about how to do something. There are very few major stability issues, that I've experienced.

As for the overall usability and smoothness, it's very good. Shrike is right, it's certainly not Project Butter. But it isn't bad by any stretch of the imagination. Underclocking and undervolting can introduce lag, but only in extreme cases. Battery life will depend on the ROM, kernel, and individual settings in question, but there are a few generalities that can be made... such as the Noop scheduler, DanceDance/Wheatley governers, etc.

Hope this helps. :)

Edit: I rarely use the camera for photos or videos, and I simply don't have an interest in playing a game on my phone. So I can't give any insights on those aspects, sorry.
[HTC Rezound] dishwater63:
I'm running Infection right now and this is my first step into JB for the Rezound and I'm really impressed with what I've seen so far. I'm not one to jump on the latest and greatest (hell, I was on a GB ROM 6 months ago for fear of moving to an unstable ICS), but what Neo has put together has really out-shined the competition.

With that being said, it's nowhere near perfect. All the basic things that you need a phone to do (talk, text, 3g/4g, wifi, etc) all work efficiently and effectively. However, and this could just be me, but when you're playing around within your phone, such as moving icons around while searching for things online and looking up directions in Maps, things will start "unfortunately stopping" on your phone, and Apex is almost always the first to go. On the bright side, the apps that crash immediately start working again, so it's not as detrimental as it seems.

The only time I've had an out and out failure on the phone was when I was in mid conversation the phone completely went blank. It responded to nothing. It was black screen, no lights, nothing. I had to pull the battery to reboot.

So, as it is within the modding community, everything comes with a certain amount of assumed risk. The closer you are to the bleeding edge, the more likely you are to get cut. (God, that was a terrible ending...)
[HTC Rezound] DogzOfWar:
Thanks everyone in this thread for the thoughtful, detailed responses. Personally I've learned a lot more here than reading through some of the ROM threads.

As a conclusion, I'm going to avoid the JB roms. I do waste a lot of my life playing games and watching video, so it sounds like it's best to avoid the JB ROMs. Plus this is my phone for work, and I take lots of annoying pictures of my kids. Sounds like the JB roms aren't quite stable enough in that regards.

What do people think about the non-JB/Cyanogen/AOKP ROMs? I guess those are optimized versions of base HTC ROMs? Do those perform better?

Again, thanks to everyone for their responses.
[HTC Rezound] xXezmacXx:
tell me a jb rom that has video working properly(tearing) and the camcorder working and im all over it. as having a 3yr old i need both.
[HTC Rezound] Phaded:
ICS AOSP/CM/AOKP ROMs work well save for BT audio. Sense ROMs are still better tho...
[HTC Rezound] bigsnack:
I haven't seen this mention much, but how is the battery life vs Sense 3.6/4 roms?
[HTC Rezound] shrike1978:
BT audio should be fine on the latest ones. Granted, I haven't listened to music on them for more than a test, but calling and A2DP both work on 4.2.2.
[HTC Rezound] bigsnack:
How is the performance of google now? And again is battery life better than sense roms?
[HTC Rezound] brenuga:
If you don't want to go to jellybean yet (personally, I find the expanded notifications a killer feature since it previews email subjects and even opening lines)

Then try the simplistic rom by neo. It's an unbloated version of the stock global, sense 3.6 OTA rom and will at least be a little less memory hogging than the stock rom.

If you don't need Bluetooth calling, neo's rage 1.9.5 gets you a very stable, fast version of ICS (with no sense bloat), no video tearing and working camcorder.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mt3g:
Just refer to stickies and go make your own profile and have at it. Peoples reputation follow them here on this site, so this whole screen name is gone to a bad wrap. Make a new name read and then lost after reading if you have questions.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Clark Joseph Kent:
OP please refer the stickys to find what you are looking for...should be an easy search, stickys are located at the top of the threads. Thanks.
[Blade General] krod the almighty:
So in the absence of a blade 3 forum, anybody got a line on an unlock
[General Questions and Answers] alt230:
I wanted to rid my vzw gs3 of the biggest memory hog and an item I consider bloatware; "playstore." The problem is I can't find it in TitaniumBackupPro. This isn't the only app or widget I haven't been able to trace. There should be an app or add-on to T-back-Pro that provides a path for the app names. Ideally a rom-kernel would provide these data on the screens. Under the app gif instead of "fduckthis" it would read, "com.provider.fduckthisapp_getridofit 1.9" Does anyone know of such?

Click if you feel captcha is a paranoid excess for this site.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] Hzj_jie:
this is a very tiny application to prevent windows rt to enter standby model without changing power plan, so you can control the standby model with task schedular.

a typical usage is to prevent standby, do some backup job, restore, which is my original purpose.

pay attention, you need the app to be running, otherwise it would take no effect. and hardware power button will also force the device to enter standby mode, which means, this app will also take no effect

there are several apps on windows 8 with the same funcationality, hope nothing has been ported to rt.

though not tried, it would also work for windows 8.

try standby without arguments to show a help.

supported commands

-set -- set the thread execution state.

-time -- sleep for a certain time, say -time 1 means sleep for 1 second.

-system -- use system mode.

-away -- use away mode.

-display -- use display mode.

briefly, system mode will prevent to enter standby mode, display mode will also prevent to shutdown the display, away mode will prevent from S3 sleep, if none of three modes are selected, this application will only reset the idel timer.

if none of set and time are selected, this application will print this help.

a typical usage is -set -system -time 100, to prevent computer from entering standby mode for 100 seconds.

or -time 100, to work just as sleep 100s in mingw.

for detail about the mode, please refer to http_://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa373208(VS.85).aspx

some samples,

standby -t 10000 -s -sys -away

-- make the machine to enter system + away mode for 10000 seconds

standby -t 1

-- sleep for 1 second, usually using in a batch file

standby -t 10000 -s -sys -display

-- make the machine to enter system mode with display always on for 10000 seconds, usually you should use this app in this way

hope it would be helpful, the source code is at

http_://geminibranch.codeplex.com/SourceControl/BrowseLatest under standby

any suggestion or issues found, please mail me directly at hzj_jie@_hotmail.com
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drixi:
Hello everyone.

I've been having this problem for quite some time now, actually since i first rooted my phone back in summer 2011. Since then, whenever a new update was released I was unable to install it. I keep recieving an error i've not yet been able to find answers to. So now I'am kindly asking if any of you can help me get rid of it. I wont do a clean install "again"...

Here's the related screenshots: (same album)

imgurDOTcom/a/keZcZ#DH3LOOP

imgurDOTcom/a/keZcZ#u1Y1gMB

Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Petrovski80:
You have modified a system file. This causes an OTA update to fail. Get the original applicationsprovider.apk for you current stock image and try again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
You are either not running a stock ROM, or you are trying to flash a takju update on a yakju ROM. Have a look at the OTA update thread in the General section. There are instructions on how to replace the system files. (Easiest would be to flash the system.img file from the factory image of the version you are currently running, and then the update will install.)

By the way, the GNex was not even out in summer 2011... ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drixi:
2012* Typo ftw ;) But thanks.

I'am using a stock ROM, unless the website was trolling and changed the filename on a non-stock ROM :) And I'am pretty sure that I did not mix up takju/yakju. I went trough everything a couple of times back then because I didnt want to mess up my phone - Look how that went -.-'

Anyway. A modified system file seem possible. How this happened, I'am unsure off, but I wont disagree that I didnt do something that might have caused this. I'll try the related solution tomorrow and post results.. Thanks guys - Amazingly fast answers :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Note that a deodexed ROM is not stock, regardless of whether someone calls it stock or not.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
Could this can happen on source built, deodexed ROMs when build.prop is edited (product name, model, build) to match stock aka factory images?

Edit: the OTA update I mean

Sent from my Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 063_XOBX:
Since stock ROMs are Odexed I don't see it making a difference.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
it wouldnt make a difference. the rom does not match what the OTA is expecting.

during the apply_patch process, a check is run to make sure everything matches what it should.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
Yes, but it would receive the notification, right? Hmm, I need to remove update system.

Sent from my Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
yes it would receive the update notification.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Esteway.619:
Do u have cwm installed? If so that would also caused your ota to fail.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
no it doesnt.
[Ubuntu Touch General] darkforester67:
If you haven't already seen it, XDA user Woorim98 has ported Ubuntu Touch to the Nexus S (Big thanks).

You can find his post here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2163085

And a quick How To video made by me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9TKBZqWkJE
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CallumMarks77:
I'm looking for a launcher that has no gird.... Like sslauncher or next launcher...

Anyone know any good one? X
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tjackbjorn:
Sv: No grid launcher....

Let's see..... hm... Maybe ss launcher?

Sent from my super fast Prime filled with beans.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sykomaniac:
Regina launcher 3d

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vince7:
Do not ever use Regina launcher.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sykomaniac:
Haha I agree but only one I could think of!

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] awandroid89:
Next Launcher also can.but it is too expensive...:p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CallumMarks77:
i have next launcher now but every time i press my home button it goes to the stock launcher :| and it has to load every time i come out of an app
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] icefun:
Try to set the default launcher - next launcher, it is somewhere in phone settings or it might be in launcher settings too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vince7:
Yes its very pretty but insanely laggy. But ya as for no grid I guess it works d:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Alpha_wolf:
i use lightning launcher i havent had lag and i loaded like 50 widgets on it and 23 apps ..

yes insane but i wanted to see how it works lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thommy86:
Running tsf launcher.. A bit expensive.. But beautiful launcher!