yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] Brick3d:
Too bad this device isn't that popular yet. I believe it's one beast of a phone, there really should be more serious dev's, I don't know much about it all. I'll play with the adb drivers and see what i can come up with.
[General Questions and Answers] Brick3d:
Hey I was thinking. Do you have flashtool installed? and with proper adb drivers that come with the install package (they can be found in for example C:Flashtool:Drivers). I don't know about your experience with rooting and such, but you just might need to install the ADB drivers manually. If you want me to I can break it down into a few steps.

Brick3d
[General Questions and Answers] Brick3d:
Ok I'll post what ive found so far now.

Recovery mode can be entered by powering the phone off, then hold volume + button and power button untill it vibrates.

how to get through menu's is self explanatory, and the recovery menu looks alot like CWM.

I have tried both SuperOneClick and Bin4ry's rooting tools, none with succes. Also have I tried to root it by using zip files and trying to flash them, but all said 'installation aborted', so no luck. I've found a chinese rooting tool for 4.1.2, I'll try that now.

If someone reads this, and is more experienced in system editing, cooking roms, and all other dev stuff; please leave a message and or try to get this one to succesfully root...

Brick3d
[General Questions and Answers] Brick3d:
Rooting

Another message to everyone having this beautiful phone and willing to root it....DON'T!!!!

Really, don't even try the stuff i've mentioned here. Somewhere in the process I managed to brick my device and I can't do anything due to no other developers for this phone. Just wait.....
[General Questions and Answers] vache:
Follow the guide made by Paul from Modaco for the Gallant (SuperRecovery part) but use this package. (Include updated flash tool, repacked recovery for E1 and right scatter file)
[General Questions and Answers] Brick3d:
Vache, the tutorial on that part says to pull out the battery, then connect the phone, then install usb. I did this, installed the mediatek blabla drivers you provided, clicked recovery, then used the recoE1-superuser.img, then clicked download. at this point im stuck because now the program keeps saying 'Loading'
[General Questions and Answers] AD2554:
Thank you :)

Perfect. Acer Liquid E1 rooted. Thanks and gratitude to Paul.
[General Questions and Answers] nikagl:
Thank you Vache for creating this (based on Pauls stuff)! :):)
[General Questions and Answers] swento:
package

hello,

Can you give me a new link for the E1 package? When I click it, it gives a eror 404.

Thanks

sven
[General Questions and Answers] Brick3d:
Hey Sven,

Have a look in my other thread, the all in one guide. All you need is in there. Vache-android.com doesnt excist anyomore im sorry
[General Questions and Answers] mrchenxi:
hi there i am a n00b!:D pls tell me where to go as i wanna root my acer liquid e1
[General Questions and Answers] mrchenxi:
Is ther a package that i could use?????:confused::confused: could u pls tell me i really wanna root my acer liquid e1 which i tried with all the other apps like z4root,super1click.:D
[Ubuntu Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Plays2:
I read somewhere that in order to get Wi-Fi working you need to ssh in to the phone and then run some commands? anyone know specifically how this is done?
[Ubuntu Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RonSykes:
You're not going to be able to ssh into it until after you get wifi working. You can port ssh through adb but you may as well just use adb shell.

As root:

adb shell
adb ubuntu_chroot shell

You can then debbug the networking (hopefully you have more luck than I'm having.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] chronos2111:
Hi Guys,

I'm quite happy with my SXU, the only drawback or bottleneck is the RAM. ((512meg) - (memory assigned to the GPU, 128meg)). I've deleted many applications and tried a few tricks out, but I find it still low. Is there any way to increase (repartitioning?) the available RAM, or is there any way to reduce the GPU assigned memory?

Thanks!

David
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Mokiwipeout:
First of all try a barebone installation, and also you should know that a lot of apps running in background... So, i suggest having only the apps u really need... U can also try to freeze an app via titanium backup i think

Hope that helps
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Asmodeus33:
Hi,

I've never installed any Mods to my phone before and am wondering where to find a more beginner friendly tutorial for

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1710871

I don't know how to do the config stuff.

I'm trying to install the silent camera mod:

http://www.xda-developers.com/andro...disables-shutter-sound-for-android-4-devices/

When installing I got an error "E:signature verification failed Installation aborted."

I found this tutorial about installing a Mod Manager

http://theunlockr.com/2013/01/09/how-to-disable-shutter-sound-on-your-android-device/

I got the same error when trying to install that.

I'm pretty much lost at this point.

Does anyone know how to install the silent camera mod?
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RikRong:
First off, that tells me the package you tried to install is not signed correctly. Also, it only seems that this works on custom ROMs.

Sent from my Baked GT-P3113
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bitz_dv:
Why a mod for silent camera? Just disable shutter tone in settings, and you have a silent camera.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chris34720:
So after successful rooting my galaxy s3 now is my question what is your favourite ROM and why
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] harise100:
This one ;)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1935514
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
Please don't check "this is a question" for opinion requests.

Thanks

FNM
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DjeMBeY:
Here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmvCpR45LKA&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coolhof:
I would advice you to put Cupcake or Donut on your s3.

Read the rules......

Verzonden door mijn GT-I9300 met xda premium
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ayush12345:
Please no more of these favorite rom threads!!!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swift2fly:
Contra

sent from where i'm at.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 5nakedoc:
Here's mine:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rajada:
that they use a given moment
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chris34720:
Just as i thought full of ignorant arrogant pricks
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DjeMBeY:
Yeah, we've got one "ignorant arrogant prick" here.... you :D
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
Not at all, this site has 4.5 million users, it takes a huge amount of organization to run and has extensive rules to enable smooth day to day operations.

One of those rules in the S3 forum is no best Rom threads. Coming here and being arrogant and rude won't win you any friends and may well get brought to the moderators attention.

My suggestion to you is to exit, and re enter by the front door, reading forum rules and familiarizing yourself with the forum layout, then start reading up on the relevant information you seek, different Roms suit different needs, and developers don't really want to become part of an unofficial best Rom competition.

Choice is yours, abide by the rules and behave in a civil manner or take a hike ;)
[Droid RAZR M Themes and Apps] serraxer:
The best mod ever

[MOD] Skip track via volume button for Stock ODEX ROM JB 4.1.1 XT907 Only

Download View attachment 1768052

put Odex to internal card

run terminal

su

copy cp -r /storage/sdcard0/android.policy.odex to /system/

change permissions chmod -R 777 /system/android.policy.odex

copy again cp -r /system/android.policy.odex to /system/framework

change permissions chmod -R 777 /system/framework/android.policy.odex

reboot

be happy!

All Instruction in the zip too.

thx for original file to ZaYAC_ua
[Droid RAZR M Themes and Apps] gdubb360:
a little more help?

I've tried this. Terminal emulator says cp: no such directory. "Odex" is that the whole package or just the file from the zip that's going onto the sd?
[Droid RAZR M Themes and Apps] Hyro864:
I extracted the files from the zip onto the internal memory. I then opened the skip track terminal file as a text document and copied and pasted the commands in terminal emulator. The phone rebooted by itself. It worked after that. I'm not on any ROM. Just rooted. Hope this helps.
[Droid RAZR M Themes and Apps] Hyro864:
Is there anyway to make this compatible with the new update?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cvxbznm:
My nexus 4 does not auto focus when it is recording video is anyone having the same issue ? I am running 4.2.2 stock root.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cvxbznm:
No one got this issue?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] deepayanneogi:
Google preparing new 3.8 exp kernel, any hope they will give it for us ? https://android.googlesource.com/kernel/common/+/experimental/android-3.8
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Carlos_Manuel:
3.8 :eek:OO

I don't think that we can even use 3.4 Kernel which would work enough well so Nexus won't get 3.8 kernel! :/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] deepayanneogi:
We are at mercy of Google here, Sony recently pushed 3.4 Kernel for the JB updates, certainly Google can do so.

Interestingly Google never pushes Kernel version upgrades, I think its for the new Nexus/X-phone,whatever.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Menelkir:
Nah, GN is able to run this kernel, depends if google will release this version for GN or not.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Marcb:
Isn't this TI's job?

AFAIK Texas Instrument is not really looking for new development....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Carlos_Manuel:
Yep, That's true but they aren't going to do that. At least I think so, because JB 4.2.2 is still suing 3.0.31 kernel.. they could update it to 3.0.55 or newer. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CADude:
Considering that kernels are device specific, you won't see this on the Gnex. The best you will see are patches merged into our 3.0 kernel in the form of 3.0.80 or whatever.

This 3.8 kernel will probably show up in the Nexus coming this Fall.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Menelkir:
Most of companies doesn't update major numbers, ubuntu is an example, they don't update kernel just because there's a new one. Same for redhat, for example, they do a release and fix the bugs for that release. Updating a kernel for a new version can make some things be unstable or incompatible. For sure google will not update the kernel for any 4.2.x version atm.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] deepayanneogi:
Thats not always true, Sony has done it, if you see the newest fws of xperia E they come with 3.4.0 kernels whereas before JB they had 3.0 kernel . :good: To sony, now Google will not do it most certainly because it needs more manpower to port it rather than develop a new device kernel from scratch.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] boostern:
R: Android 3.8 kernel

Don't forget the kernel version update in the Nexus S and even in the Nexus One...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Menelkir:
Yeah but sony made this for his own reasons, like supporting some kind of hardware or whatever random reason. In real world, distributions that aims stability never make a version bump in something important like kernel, glibc, etc. Even other unix works in the same way (aix for example).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reysonance:
Here's a possibly stupid question:

Is there any significant improvements in the 3.8 kernel compared to the 3.0? If so, what is it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reysonance:
Well I did say it was possibly stupid :silly:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] b1337:
we still love you :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] savagehax:
If we don't get the kernel than 4.x will be the last updates.. Key lime pie will use 3.8
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] b1337:
that is not correct
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josip-k:
Well,the 3.4 kernel is portable. But,we need someone who knows how to do it. Francisco,or morfic... Or Renaud... Yeah, Renaud would know the best...

But,the reason they dont want to port it,is that 3.0 kernel is working without problems. But,one day we will need the newer kernel. And i'm staying wirh this phone for many many years.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akash3656:
And also because when renaud ported the 3.0 kernel to the Nexus S, Google updated the official kernel of the Nexus S to 3.0 with ICS. So there is still a chance that Google may actually do the porting.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] b1337:
Expect the wifi drivers are wonky and dont like WEP
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] seriousia:
Do we even gonna get the next android update ???
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Marcb:
THAT is the big question :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The Gingerbread Man:
I should think so, I imagine key lime pie will be the last official update we get. Look at the nexus s, it launched with gingerbread and made it all the way up to 4.1.2! You also forget you own a nexus device which will have long term support from developers and their roms / ports etc

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] deepayanneogi:
We will certainly get, there is no technical aspect that can keep it off as far as I think.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josip-k:
Renaud ported 3.0 kernel to galaxy S,and even made it working with gingerbread (first 3.0 kernel on ginger)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reysonance:
Not to mention that the G-nex ages a whole lot better than the Nexus S, which already struggles even with ICS.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Carlos_Manuel:
I don't think it is FIRST 3.0 kernel on GB!

Samsung Spica and Samsung Jét has 3.0 kernel...

Spica has 3.0.55 or newer and Samsung Jét has currently 3.0.8

(Both are ARMV6 devices, s3c6410 CPU)

Spica has ICS 4.0.4 as latest OS (ofc. unofficial CM9) with 3.0.55 kernel or newer and Jét has my ported version of ICS CM9..

CM7 uses same 3.0.xx kernel...

And 3.0 kernel on GB is really nice...:P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andrewk7750:
I wouldn't see any reason why the Galaxy nexus won't get upgraded because I'm positive the nexus 7 will get the update and it's specs are pretty close to the Gnex ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reysonance:
I'm pretty sure the SoC on the N7 will blow away G-nex's out of the water anytime of the day.

Unless you mean something else.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Marcb:
"pretty close"... not quite... :D

Tegra 3 is a quad core SoC with much newer technology...

The big problem here is that PowerVR 540... it's supporting the 1280x720 screen which isn't really an easy task for this GPU... TI really screwed up bad choosing that GPU to power the OMAP 4460... The GN should have been using TI's OMAP 4470... but that wasn't around by the time the GN was released... it's a much better SoC...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] seriousia:
Exactly, this is the reason I thought Googles going to abandon us
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] deepayanneogi:
Those who say not possible +educk did it for a Samsung Galaxy phone, kudos to him. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2165341
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] b1337:
Of course its possible wtf, we have a booting one too, its the fact that its not really beneficial due to stability...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josip-k:
Maan... We need this...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] b1337:
Not really...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jebatkun:
Anarkia working on 3.4 kernel..gooodd
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jpg3927:
umm

TI dosen't release any sources after they withdraw business of OMAP...

so we must port Linux 3.8 kernel on our GNex. but it will be very very hard way...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 063_XOBX:
Maan... I bet you don't even know one thing it would change for us.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oldblue910:
Reading through this thread, a lot of people seem to think that ROM and kernel version are somehow always tied together. Historically, there is some precedent for this, but it's not always true. The Xoom is a perfect example. We all know that the Xoom is functionally a Nexus in every way but its name. When Ice Cream Sandwich launched, the Galaxy Nexus came shipped with kernel version 3.0 (I believe). The Nexus S ICS upgrades also upgraded the kernels to 3.0, but Google decided to keep the Xoom's ICS (and Jelly Bean for that matter) upgrades on 2.6. I don't really think that not upgrading a device's kernel version necessarily means that it won't receive a future ROM. In the end, drivers can usually be made to work with any kernel version, so I would think that drivers would be more of a determining factor in a device receiving a ROM upgrade than would be kernel version alone.

That said, I'd be shocked if the Galaxy Nexus gets an official Key Lime Pie update. The phone is getting too old. Presumably, Key Lime Pie will debut on the next Nexus phone in the fall. This mean that, by that time, the Galaxy Nexus would be two full hardware generations behind whatever the next Nexus phone is. Google never supports devices that far back, or at least they haven't historically. They always support the current phone and the previous one. I'd hate to have another situation like the Nexus S on Jelly Bean. Anyone who ran those stock JB ROMs on the Nexus S knows how painful it was. The hardware just couldn't take it. Kudos to Google for trying, but that phone was much better off had it just stayed on ICS. I'd hate to see this repeated on the Galaxy Nexus. Jelly Bean runs fantastic on it...leave well enough alone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] deepayanneogi:
Two things to argue:

Google always updates Nexus as far as 18 months, NS was dropped and they showed a technical reason behind it ( User Data wipe ) .

May release of KLP will certainly will be on a Nexus tablet, not a phone, there is no way a new nexus phone is released on a 6 months time gap.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oldblue910:
It's possible 18 months has just always coincided with Nexus release schedule, but my point is still valid: The Nexus One was dropped once the Galaxy Nexus came out. The Nexus S was dropped once the Nexus 4 came out. In the end, I think we're both right by default.

As far as KLP being released on a Nexus tablet at I/O in May, I think that's possible, but I wouldn't consider it a sure bet. I think it's pretty obvious that they'll unveil some kind of device, be it a 2nd generation Nexus 7 or a Motorola X Phone or whatever it is...but don't bet that KLP will be shown off in a releasable form. Keep in mind that ICS was only shown off in a very general, abstract way at I/O 2011. It wasn't until the Galaxy Nexus' launch event that October that we actually got a first real look at ICS. I could go either way on whether we'll see KLP on whatever device gets unveiled at I/O 2013, but my gut tells me that a 2nd generation Nexus 7 or X Phone will ship with 4.2 and they'll save KLP for the new Nexus phone/second gen Nexus 10 in the fall. We'll see! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] log30:
I think de same :)

Enviado desde mi Galaxy Nexus usando Tapatalk 2
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Martin7Pro:
Hi Friends.

Standard Cmd.exe seems not working on WP7 probably by any restrictions, then we need own solution. There is a simple WP7 console (paied!!!), but this is childer game only, not a real working tool (some connection features from it are so usable).

There is one BIG problem on CE based systems - Shell context absention, especially Current Directory concept miss. Rainer Keuchel's CELib and Console solves it by ENVIRONMENT registry key, common for every console instance. Desktop Windows / POSIX systems concept of many unique shell contexts is very hard implementable here.There is not problem to make new context in registry - this can be unique key, contain all included processes IDs, environment structure and especially current directory path. But, somebody must release this context, when all processes finish. It can not be user applications dependent, any kernel "garbage collector" must be implemented for it. And, how to refer context to launched process? What do you mean about it - is better simple one context shell then nothing, or long work on multicontext solution?

Another problem is popen and pipes absention on WP7 system. I finished very simple solution last weak, based on stdout to file redirecting, which Microsoft forgets in WP7 API from WM6 one. Then we can make simply dedicated applications (dir.exe, set.exe, copy.exe, delete.exe etc.) in \Windows directory, callable by standard ShellExecuteEx, enrolling ouptut do stdout by printf etc. But, is it good solution? Have you got anybody real pipes working on WP7?

Working console appplication with bath files interpreter give us big possibilities for on-device attempts and programming, simple installators/deinstallators building, WP7 Perl, HaRET, Linux, WM, WinRT, WP8 wrappers working etc. It is not problem now to runs anything in kernel mode on WP7. Are you somebody able to cooperate include native coding? We can make real operating system from Microsoft fart bag named WP7.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] jessenic:
Pocket CMD from CE7 ARMv7 works fine via telnet. Tested on my Samsung Omnia 7 and Jaxbot's Samsung Focus. You can see it in action in this screenshot: http://windowsphonehacker.com/articles/all_in_a_days_work-03-03-13
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] dragonide:
Do I have to rename the zip tp xap and install normally?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] jessenic:
No. If you don't know how to install it you probably don't need it as it creates a huge security risk on your phone.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Martin7Pro:
Hmm... , interesting. The same exe in other configuratin I tested on my phones in the past with result : "Too much console ones work immediatelly, close any and try again".

Do you know (or is possible to code) telnet WP7 client, functioning on the same IP as server? Especially with hardware keyboard support?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] jessenic:
Silverlight apps can not connect to localhost, it has been blocked.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Martin7Pro:
Non XAP preliminary beta for testers

1. Copy included files to \Windows directory.

2. Apply registry changes by Batch.reg (can be did automatically from Phone Commander etc.).

3. Try tap to Example.bat from any filemanager (Phone Commander, WP7 Root Tools, wPhoExplorer etc.).

4. Make your own scripts (you can use also automatical shell creating function from Phone Commander menu, rename *.sh file to *.bat and edit it's content by Phone Commander "View"

edit

function by pencil icon).

"start" and "copy" directives only are implemented still. "copy" is implemented with source and destionation parameters only (copies everytime), switches will added in future versions.

start "filename" [params] = nonblocking shell starting

"filename" [params] (without "start") = blocking shell starting, it waits to application closing (

danger for iexplore

and any other "uncloseable" applications, use "start" instead). It blocks NonDDE shell directives, DDE (pword.exe, other Office applications, etc.) are nonblocking everytime by principle.

"copy" directive + *.reg files interpreter can be used for simple installator creating for your native applications.

The same principle will used for universal scheduler (for example "switch on wifi every monday morning, switch off ringing and wifi tethering every friday evening" etc.).

"SHLine" part is offered for all console application creators (it interprets one batch line). Use stdout file redirect and ShellExecuteEx(...,L"SHLine.exe",User console input line,...);
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Martin7Pro:
Thanks for a tip. There is working on device Telnet xap screenshot:

Xap release will published, when I solute HaRET and Pocket CMD listing switch.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Martin7Pro:
XAP is released.

Download from HaRET WP7 thread.