yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia Z General] N/A:
NO problem mate, you've been very helpful so far so many thanks to your experience and a will to help :)

I also asked for help at the Androxyde thread for Flashtool for XZ 0.9.10.2beta4

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=39561311&posted=1#post39561311

there is my whole story and the problems I encounter with XZ

But I will check Your thread (every few hours) to see if You managed to obtain the driver :)

You can check out my whole story with XZ if interested and if you have time to read a bit more :)

Some day in the future i hope i will be able to help others as you have been helpful to me mate

I know it feels good to help and provide :)

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Mate, maybe there is no help for me after all :(

But if you manage to give me the driver plz do so...

...I'm willing to try anything :)
[Xperia Z General] N/A:
Hi dogsly

I tried to download the drivers I mentioned earlier...

and now I see the info on the DL page

so You uploaded them there in the first place :)

Hope you can find them again...
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junkyhlm:
I am looking for either the kernel modules or a working kernel for mounting my samba drives through CIFS on my Nexus 4.

Is there anyone out there who has managed to do this and would like to share his or her solution?

I am currently running CM10.1 nightlies and have tried all (!?) avaliable kernels, even the one that says they are supporting CIFS but it does not work. At least not with the CifsManager app and Samba shared drives on a Ubuntu Server 12.04 system.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junkyhlm:
I've managed to get this to work with _motley's kernel: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2021437

[KERNEL][Feb 25][b40] _motley kernel for the N4 (smp patches back for 4.2.2)

And here's my setup

(will upload later, xda app is acting up)
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FalconIA:
what's ur solution?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wolvie77:
Hi! All. After i rootin my Galaxy S3 i9300 using CF Auto root, super user was installed but not busybox. When i installed some apps that require root, super user does not prompt to ask for permission. I tried running SU Binary Updater but keeps failing to update. it keeps failing at Gaining root access. i tried using root checker to check root status & it says i have root. Can anyone help.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wolvie77:
Anyone can help?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Glebun:
by bumping a thread more than once every 24 hours you are breaking the rules, which you should've read before posting anything
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wrkrbee:
I'm a noob here, but other places i'm not. I have read VERY many posts and the gist of owning a thunderbolt is that it only work(ed) on CDMA VZ so it is not compatible with GSM although it has a SIM card because its is/was locked to VZ only frequencies.

Just to make sure, I called VZ to attempt to get an unlock code saying I was going on a trip overseas and needed my phone to work. I was told that if I upgraded via the OTA to ICS, my device would then be compatible with GSM and I could simply use any SIM card in my phone and get it to work.

What I am trying to do is move over to straightalk away from VZ.

Instead of unrooting, I flashed the radios and ROM available on this site and ICS is up and running.

So has anyone tried straight talk yet on ICS?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] disconnecktie:
That doesn't sound right to me but I would be interested in finding out whether or not it works. From what I understood about the antenna in this phone is that it is locked in on the 700mhz band at a hardware level. Also there are no settings to change to GSM in the network settings.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wrkrbee:
Hmmm. Don't know why tech support would lie though -- especially when I waited online for about 30 minutes throughout the conversation. I've been a customer since 1997. He even said, after I switched to ICS, simply insert new SIM and I'm ready to go.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] disconnecktie:
They may not be lying but rather don't know what they are talking about lol. They are wrong all the time. Just because we have a sim doesn't mean that putting a gsm sim in makes it possible to use on other networks. Give it a try maybe they finally did make it possible. Like I said I thought at a hardware level this phone was permitted from using gsm bands.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wrkrbee:
RE: Thunderbolt to straight talk

Granted, they may be wrong. But, all the many hours of reading I have done, says that CDMA only phones don't have SIM cards and my TB does. And per another posts GSM in the USA operates on more frequencies than abroad. Why would HTC create a phone with a SIM card if there was no reason because it was only CDMA?

Regardless, I purchased a ST SIM and an unlimited plan to try out. I'll post back after I see if I wasted my $$$ or not.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] disconnecktie:
The LTE frequency Verizon uses is actually a GSM which is one reason. Verizon owns the upper c block of the 700mhz spectrum. Also, because Verizon is originally a CDMA carrier they had to use another antenna in all LTE phones in order for them to function. The LTE antenna uses data only. It is not equipped to make phone calls unless a phone call is already in progress in which case the phone is routed through the LTE antenna and is then made over the data connection much like VoIP.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Milimbar:
disconnecktie is right, the Thunderbolt can not connect to GSM services. The sim card is not a GSM sim card, its is a 4g LTE sim card. Just because its called a sim and looks similar, does not mean they are the same. The guy you spoke with on the phone probably knew nothing about the Thunderbolt and just assumed that because it has a sim card it would connect to GSM networks.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wrkrbee:
understandably.

"The LTE antenna uses data only. It is not equipped to make phone calls unless a phone call is already in progress in which case the phone is routed through the LTE antenna and is then made over the data connection much like VoIP."

So theoretically, if there is an LTE only antenna....how does a call get routed regularly when LTE networks (such as 1G and 3G) occur when LTE network isn't available to pass the information over the data connection? More than one antenna?

I'm not expecting this card to work in and of itself. I'm going to swap out another GSM to see if after ICS upgrade, it is actually opened as promised. Now if it doesn't have the requisite antenna, that's understandable, but in that case, why theoretically couldn't I just get a GSM antenna and swap it out for the CDMA one? Can't be any worse than replacing a wireless card in a laptop?

Based upon the "answer" given to me by VZ tech support, I have to wonder if there really is a different antenna or simply the "sim" card installed locks it into the frequency -- and the OS lock(ed) into the sim card previously. A SIm card is essentially what allows you to communicate with a carrier afterall.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rrrrrrredbelly:
Definitely interested if this works, thanks for attempting this
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] disconnecktie:
All the LTE sim does is authenticate your phone on the network. That is the reason *228 is no longer needed.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dms76:
The thunderbolt does not support GSM. It has 3 radios, two 3g cdma which enables svdo or simultaneously voice and data over 3g. FYI some new 4g phones won't do this. The LTE is data only and no phone calls are placed over LTE on any phone for vzw. VZW is not setup for voip yet and that won't start until at least 2014. The thunderbolt is not global ready even with ics. There is no apn info to edit. This all has been discussed many times over the last two years.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] disconnecktie:
Just to clarify I wasn't saying the thunderbolt uses VoIP but that svdo is similar is all.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dms76:
I'm no cell tech and I get what you were trying to say. I apologize the last part of my post was a little rude. I don’t think voip and svdo are even close, I admit I could be wrong. Voip uses a data connection to place calls while svdo uses the cellular connection for calls and data. If you place the phone into airplane mode, connect to wifi you would not be able to place a call. If you had voip you'd be able to place a call. I know many carriers offer some sort of 3g to network extender that creates a similar type of connection.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] disconnecktie:
Svdo also makes it so that calls can be placed over 4g when it is present which is like VoIP. Either way I know it isn't exactly the same but was merely using VoIP for a comparison.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dms76:
In my original post above I incorrectly used VoIP when I should have used VoLTE, I knew what i wanted to say, but used the wrong terms which can lead to confusion and this is all to the best of my understanding

The Thunderbolt as with all 3G cell phones make phones calls over 1x voice network while data is handled by 3G network. The thunderbolt does not make any phone calls over 3G or LTE, it has multiple radios which allow SVDO, a 1x for voice calls, a 3G radio, and a LTE radio. Calls are placed over 1x and data is handled by 3G or LTE whichever is available.

The link below has a good discussion and more clarification on the Thunderbolt when it was first released.

http://androidforums.com/htc-thunde...ort-voice-over-lte-when-verizon-launches.html
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wrkrbee:
revisited

I realize that it has been "talked" about. But based upon conversations with VZ support perhaps it was time to rehash it based upon what I was told.

As far as the APN to edit -- after ICS update (non over the air -- the one provided here). See screenshot. There is even a folder created on the SD called APN Backup restore.

My phone is rooted using revolutionary and running the ICS deodexed, etc. found on xda-developers.

Based upon what I was told by VZ tech support, I purchased a ST test SIM with unlimited service. I installed it today and get SIM card is from an unknown source. I googled that and it appears to be locked. I thought I was unlocked and rooted using revolutionary. But now I question that. So am I truly unlocked like I thought I was? I then tried getting the unlock code using fastboot as per instructions on HTC's development site using oem get_identifier_token waiting for device, and I get stuck at "waiting for device" with no information ever coming up. The only way I appear to be able to communicate w device using ADB is by letting the phone boot then connecting it via usb using debugging mode, and always awake, then it appears as a device, but that's where I get that waiting for device message.

Meanwhile, with the ST card in it's downloading email. I just cannot send.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Milimbar:
Your phone is S-off, and rooted, unlocked is totally different. Unlocked means that verizon has allowed that phone to be used on other networks and carriers. You should really do some research, you will find that the thunderbolt will somewhat work on straight talk for a little while, then they will kick you off the network. Just google it instead of questioning everything people say here as they are just trying to help you and you seem to want to do nothing but argue anything that is said.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wrkrbee:
First off, I'm not trying to "argue" with anyone. If these forums are not to ask questions, then what are they for? With that said, as I previously stated, I have spent HOURS which have amounted to DAYS reading not only the forums here and elsewhere and the information conflicts -- and I may have updated information who the heck knows. You never know when there is false information out there floating around and when it becomes outdated -- and the only way to update that information is by sharing upon these types of forums, I would think. You take your car to an automechanic and he tells you the entire transmission needs to be changed, do you just say ok or do you ask questions until you can fully understand the scope, do you do research, and if that research conflicts, do you ask for a second opinion or simply tell him, ok, go ahead and change it?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Milimbar:
I think your issue is you read too much into this. Yes, your phone cane be unlocked, it can run on other carriers and networks.

Your phone can however only use CDMA carriers and networks. Just because it can be unlocked does not mean it can be used on networks that do not support the hardware your phone was made with. nothing can be done with software to change that.

Your second problem is, you are misunderstanding terms, and HTC them self are not helping this. The PDF files you linked say unlocking, they refer to unlocking the bootloader, meaning you gain S-off (you can flash files) The unlocking you are questioning here is to get your phone working on another network.

Those 2 things are entirely different.

A phone is designed to work on specific frequencies when it is designed. Some phones are CDMA phones, some are GSM phones, and some are global (they use both). This is a hardware thing. Nothing changes this once the phone has been made. Our Thunderbolts are CDMA phones, unfortunately we can not just up and go to AT&T or anywhere we want with this phone.

I am sorry for being argumentative with my last post, you are right this is a place to discuss issues like this.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dms76:
If you search for StraightTalk you'll find that it may be both CDMA and GSM supported depending on where you live. If you search for Thunderbolt other carrier you'll find that some people have had limited success with missing functions getting it to work on other carriers.

If Your switching to another carrier, buy a phone for that carrier or a global phone. It's a lot of work getting a phone to work on another carrier and you can get a smartphone better than your thunderbolt for a low price on a MNVO. If your dead serous on taking your thunderbolt to another carrier it loks like Page plus is going to be your best bet. USE EXTREME CAUTION when flashing your phone as you could brick it and it would do you no good at all.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bipolar.hacker:
not true guys

im on here everyday .and I know its wrong but I quietly sit back and read non stop along with programming .I have been programming for years .now the reason I sit back snd dont login offten is due to whats going on with the new age witch hunts and trials meaning the tracking down of hackers .so ill make this fast .yes the lte is using gsm .look at the motorola photon from sprint. all you had to do unlock and flash a Japanese radio to have it work on tmobile and any sim card and it works great.now tmobile took the edge network that is 700mghz band and turned it into the now lte for tmobile .so find a similar radio from a tmobile or around the world radio to edit and flash ..im out of here good luck also use QPST AT ruim change to gsm only edit the frequency s to any gsm band .
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] disconnecktie:
Yea that would work if this phone was made for any other region in the world as well as the US but it wasn't so that puts a bit of a damper on your idea.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bipolar.hacker:
its not an idea I have done it .after changing from nv to gsm only and backing up rom then flashing either liquid or mui I had sim card from simple booted phone and phone dial *#*#4636#*#* I believe gsm only then went back to mobile data set to gsm add apns it took a couple tries but I did get it I added pictures .and I never bullsh@t .all phones either gsm or cdma use each other no matter what .

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again look at photon its a sprint phone .they said you could not use it on us gsm and I have programed several for t-mobile and they run good .and t-mobile took their edge network and changed it to their lte service on 700mghz band .
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] disconnecktie:
So you did this with the thunderbolt? What im saying is that the thunderbolt was only made for the the USA. How are you going to get a radio from another country and change it when there isn't another country that has a thunderbolt?

Sent from my personally built from source CM10.1 N7.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bipolar.hacker:
I didnt use any other radio.i just used a plane old thunderbolt.check it out .I do not need to prove what I know I posted some pictures .I know pictures aren't everything. im just sharing what I know .and again the photon from sprint is usa the electrify is over seas and some here .but the photon works here in usa on any sim ....now you say Verizon lte is 700 mghz bandwidth. ...t-mobile took their edge network and turned it in to 700 mghz lte .and the droid 2 lte was unlocked for world phone .sorry my eyes are killing me and im beat from staring at computer screen .bottom line there is no limits. soory ill post information tomorrow

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or it might be on face page christian.ferm1 look thru post or even pics
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wrkrbee:
I have a TBolt that is unlocked, rooted and running ICS mecha version (when I boot into preboot I get Mecha XD ENG-soff). I do not have option for GSM on my phone. Although I did read with stock ICS from VZ OTA update, it did become available. If that option is available also in liquid or mui, would like to know exactly which version you are running and where -- since that may simply solve my issue.

I'm also curious which radio you're running. Mine is 2.03.00.0201r and when I have tried the ST sim in it, I get no signal and can't connect. Using that same SIM I get 4 bars in the same area on my Inspire. That of course is probably related to not being able to lock it onto GSM through mobile networks.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeffmanh:
Can you please share with us bipolar.hacker. My Bolt is currently just collecting dust and I'd like to send it overseas where I know my family can use it.

Thanks
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MaggiesStreak:
Hi guys.

I stil love my streak.

But the newer swype on HTC phones is so much better. What are my options to improve my swyping/typing experience?

I'm scared of custom Roms. I still run the AT&T provided 2.2.

On a side note, the ads (I guess) are causing the forum page to refresh so often that I can't even type the word swype into the search box. Ggrrr...how annoying!

Thank you for keeping this forum alive!
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
If the custom ROMs have Swype, then they have the version that came with the Streak. To get an updated version requires you to sign up for Swype's beta program. When you do get on board you will be sent the current beta via email to install and provide feedback on.

P.S. No need to fear custom ROMs. But be aware that you may have to install one if the Swype beta does not still function on Froyo.
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marekh_:
Try SwiftKey Keyboard. It will damage all what you have seen before ;)
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MaggiesStreak:
Damage all?

"it will damage all"...is that a good thing or a bad thing? Is that a new lingo/slang?

Thank you for the advice. I'm just not sure if I understand it. :)
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
More likely an English translation failure.
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marekh_:
Hehe, yes it's propably specific for my mother language, anyway what I meant was - it's really good keyboard - worth of try. Swype + predictions + learning from gmail, sms archive and many more at one place. And it's really fast ;)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dark_zapper:
Hey guys,

Last night I flashed the synergy rom, with the ziggy kernel. It is a beatiful rom, everything works perfectly with the exception of my phone app. I can receive calls, but I cannot open my phone app. Any help would be appreciated.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BWolf56:
What happens when you try to open it? Perhaps try clearing the app's cache/data.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dark_zapper:
It opens up, then crashes and says "Unfortuanatly, contacts has stopped working." But its odd cuz my contacts work
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] troycarpenter:
Check the development thread. There's a flashable fix that replaces the phone and contacts apps.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=38485810&postcount=821
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dark_zapper:
Thanks a bunch. I'll try it when I get home.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dark_zapper:
It worked perfectly. Thanks a lot man
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] xBeerdroiDx:
be sure to click thanks on troycarpenter's post. its the xda way
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] endrancer:
wrong category, please delete.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Glebun:
Re: i9305 battery and charging issues

this is the i9300 section
[HTC EVO 3D] scharbel:
How can i downgrade evo 3d

I have h-Boot 1.57 and s on and ics Stock rom
[HTC EVO 3D] Astrikz:
Google is your friend...

to downgrade you first need to S-OFF your device by using ramjet's guide found Here.

He has made it pretty simple to understand so just following the steps in order and correctly to obtain S-OFF on your device.
[HTC EVO 3D] posedatull:
Wasn't 1.53 hboot of gsm? I see Ramjet's post about Sprint and Virgin, which are CDMA. If the OP isn't reading that part, he might brick his phone by trying to install cdma software on his gsm...
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
That's true if he was on hboot 1.53, but the OP said he has hboot 1.57 which is the stock Virgin Mobile bootloader.

ramjet73
[Android Apps and Games] WriggleApps:
Hey Guys,

We're a new startup - WriggleApps.com - and we're getting ready to release our very first app... "What's This?"

We've tried to take the usefulness of photo sharing and combine it with the popularity of social turn-based games. The idea is simple: take photos, edit them using fun filters (such as blur, spin, pixellate etc.) and send them to a friend to guess "What's This?". You can earn coins by guessing photos correctly and use these coins to unlock new camera effects in the game.

We're hoping that this app will appeal to existing mobile photography fans and gamers, but we also believe that it might open up photo sharing to a younger audience who are looking for something a bit more fun.

Anyway, description finished. We're weeks away from launch on Android and are really looking to get some people playing now so we can receive feedback. We'd appreciate any help you can give! If you're interested and want to get your hands on a free copy before everyone else, sign up here: WhatsThisGame.com and we'll send you a copy.

Stay cool!

Ross & Ed, Wriggle