yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] rangercaptain:
I'm glad you explained that. It makes sense the stock recovery partition that gets replaced/rewritten is separate from the kernel. I made a bad assumption because to root and get the custom recovery I flashed a kernel .tar file with Odin.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] keijames:
Thanks, this is so very important !

cheers
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crossrocker:
Hey guys how are you!

So my beloved evo's lcd broke and i just replaced it today. The strangest thing is happening.. the screen turns on fine, but once I turn it off, it wont turn back on. The three buttons at the bottom light up and the screen, i can tell, turns on. But I cant see the UI. It is definitely not a software issue and I have tried reseating the ribbon cable multiple times. What the hell? Is my evo too old? only way i can make it work is with a reboot which is super annoying.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jlmancuso:
I have one with a shattered screen I will be replacing soon. If my memory serves me correctly there are several different types of ribbon sizes. Hopefully that is not your issue. I would suggest using a bright light and looking into the female receptacle (no dirty jokes please) and make sure that nothing is bent or twisted. Also check cable that none of the connections are not chipped.

Not sure if this will help but it is worth a shot. Other than that I am not sure what could be wrong.

Peace,

Love, and

Happiness

Edit: well fine honda but just one and you have to promise that it will be clean ;)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hondafreak513:
Oh come on just one joke... that was too funny...

But on topic yeah check all connections...
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crossrocker:
The screen turns on fine. Its something I've never seen or heard about.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jlmancuso:
Well what caused the problem in the first place? Did ir just stop working or was it an innocent victim lacking the proper protective coverings?

Either way there could be more hardware problems than your screen. Give this a try and tell me what happens. Plug your phone into the charger, if nothing happens with the screen try connecting to your pc, and if still nothing try a rom that has the volume keys to wake aokp/cm are a couple that I know have that option.

If that doesn't work I will see what else I can think of.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -EViL-KoNCEPTz-:
This is XDA, not gynecology.com :p

I like to break stuff! :D
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jlmancuso:
Too bad it won't let me give you two thanks for that one.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crossrocker:
It powers up fine and then as soon as the screen turns off (either manually by me or by timeout), it will not turn back on. The screen powers up, the lights at the bottom turns on but its a very dark grey screen. And as you said, isolating the problem would be easy if I had another mother board. I have another one with a wide flex cable :( IDK if should request a replacement or if i should get a more expensive, OEM LCD.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jlmancuso:
Ok questions for you.

Stock/rooted

S-on / off

Rom/kernel combo

Min/max governor

Oc/Uv

Everything thing else works

Power button (I say yes)

Volume +/-

All 4 screen buttons

All points of screen responsive

If your on a rom that supports volume wake try it

Auto brightness off/on
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crossrocker:
I did my research, man. Literally tried everything. Its not software, no setting can fix it.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Six6tring:
Think it could just be an issue with waking? The lights coming on but just a dark gray screen has happened to me with several ROMs. Bumping up the minimum CPU speed a notch or 2 usually solves it.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crossrocker:
I asked the seller and he said it is not oem. Do you guys think it makes a difference and if I should suck it up and buy OEM?

That's what I though at first. Hours of tweaking and research and I figured it cant be a software issue.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KcLKcL:
So I was using Chameleon 3.0.1 as my ROM, which is Samsung based. Running Jeebo kernel v2

Last Friday I was downloading (updating, actually) an app via Google play

It was Cytus https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rayark.Cytus.full

When the download finished and it's going to install the apk, my phone died, no way to turn it on anymore

USB Jig couldn't help.

So I went to some mall near my house, in the hope of someone has a JTAG there, but I guess I had no luck, but I found a store which has a technician, he said my Galaxy S2 doesn't even turn on (100% no power). He suggests me to take it to the service center.

It's on the service center now.

But I'm curious, how come it could happen?

How did I fry the power supply if I did..

My actual question:

Is Jellybean stock kernels or stock based kernel has brickbug?

But when I charge my phone, my phone doesn't get hot, just black. So, do you think it's a brickbug,guys?
[Networking] BigM@C:
I've had no problems getting the GPRS to work on O2. The connection speed stubbornly refuses to move from 19200 and the connection doesn't feel as quick as it should be. Whenever I change it and go back to check, it has reverted to 19200 baud.

?
[Networking] vpreHoose:
The Serial port should be greyed out when selecting the Cellular Line as it is not used, but hey, Microsoft aren't perfect.

It has no effect whatsoever on the data throughput of the device.
[Networking] Guest:
This is a known issue on the Pocket PC devices. AFAIK this is a gui issue. If you select anything above 19200 it will stick, but when you go back and view your settings it reverts back.

You'll still connect at the higher speeds.
[Droid Eris General] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Hi all, boy I miss being around here more. Maybe I will be again at least some, but not in the Eris section unless a miracle occurs. :)

Recently I went to put service back on my Eris and to my dismay my microphone isn't working. My fiance and both want new, more powerful phones anyway so we're getting a Samsung Galaxy S2 on Monday. I can't wait!

Sorry to those who PM'ed me with ROM re-upload requests whom I didn't respond to until now - life has been busy.

I'll probably keep my Eris as a standalone backup GPS - especially for when I'm doing a lot of fooling around with the SGS2 - I depend on a GPS all the time. The main reason I chose the SGS2 is that it was the most powerful phone I could get for free after a rebate. The Galaxy Nexus was nicer in some areas (screen resolution, being first to get Android updates), but overall the SGS2's advantages were more important for me (8MP camera, Micro-SD slot, mounting via USB, HDMI out).

I already ordered an HDMI (MHL) adapter and a USB adapter (for plugging in USB mass storage or keyboards or other devices) off of Amazon for around $7.50. I think the USB adapter is on the slow boat from China because it estimates the end of March for delivery, but that's okay.

I'll always remember in fondness my experiences with the Eris, the Eris forums, the Eris and non-Eris developers, the ingenuity of all of those who always found some way to do the "impossible".

You can keep asking me for re-uploads, and I'm sure I'll get to them eventually. Just glad I've had the ROMs that people have asked for so far.

Cheers!

Kevin
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] stm999999999:
Does XS has a cifs.ko in stock rom to use samba shares? If not, as I assume, is there a way to get this module for an rooted XS? Or are there any custom kernels with cifs support, which I can use on a stock rom?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Dr Goodvibes:
If you gain root access to your XPERIA S(LT26i) you should be fine.

You can then use CIFS Manager and Samba Fileshaing as is your want.

I chose to use RaymanFX' ELiTE V2 Kernel on my XPERIA S in case that is a factor in making CIFS and Samba share operational, but I don't think it's required.

I'm using CIFS and Samba file sharing without any problems, no *.ko downloads required.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] stm999999999:
CIFSManager is only a manager, it needs cifs support in kernel.

But I will have a closer look at your kernel, at first sight it looks interesting.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] mattes13:
I'm am using an SXAS and I've been looking into this, tool.

After some trying with different kernel modules I downloaded the kernel sources from Sony's developer webpage. And then it became very clear:

Theoretically our 6.2.B.0.200 firmware's kernel has integrated cifs support. The kernel config says so.

So I connected with adb and tried to mount via command line and looked at dmesg. It says: "CIFS VFS: Connecting to DFS root not implemented yet". This means: The kernel should be able to handle cifs, but there is a bug. Either it is the mount utility from the busybox I've installed or it is a bug in the kernel. Since our firmware uses a 3.4.0 Linux kernel and due to some googleing, I assume this to be a kernel bug.

You can find some source code patches in the internet. Maybe I'am patient enough to try building my own kernel.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] mattes13:
I did build the kernel with the applied patch, but it didn't solve the problem. I guess I have to do some more research within the kernel forums. So no cifs yet.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] mattes13:
Okay, for anybody, who is interested: I have not tried the following using the stock kernel of .200 or .211 since I'm on Forzaferrarileo's JB kernel at the moment. However, after a lot of internet research I found out how to configure the cifs manager app to mount Samba shares again.

Share Path: //<ip>/<share>

Mount Point as you like it

Username as needed

Password as needed

Options: sec=ntlm,iocharset=utf8,unc=\\\\<ip>\\<share>

It appears that the Samba developers changed their mounting syntax. Although the app states to start the share path with the ip, you need the double slash. And although the share path is already defined, they want it again in the options with the unc option. There you need to double all

back

slashes. If you have spaces in the unc path, use double quotation marks around your path.

Additional info: currently, I'm using busybox version 1.20.2.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Forzaferrarileo:
Cifs is enabled and the module is built in kernel . Need only right use of cifs manager
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] mattes13:
Forgot to mention that explicitly, thx.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Wesley.:
Hello, I have an HTC One X Evita with an ARMv7 processor. I tried to flash this ROM:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2066023

With TWRP.

Well, thank god for NANDBackup, but every time I try to flash or, I get a black screen, after the htx dev logo text and the quietly brilliant thing. It just goes blank, although not fully off. I waited 20 minutes and still no help, can someone help me??
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] subarudroid:
What Hboot do you have?

Sent from my HOX w/CM10.1 4.2.2 s-off :)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Wesley.:
I fixed it. I didn't know how to install from a custom Rom haha
[HTC One V] Mithokey:
Hello. A few months ago I installed the awesome CM10 on my HTC One V. However, I am switching phones and am going to give my phone to my dad and he wants the stock HTC One V ROM on it. I'm just not entirely sure how to do it though. I am a noob so I apologize if this is a stupid question! :P

Thanks so much! :)
[HTC One V] jaredl45600:
Search ruu and read
[HTC One V] Mithokey:
Alright, I'm just wondering... how do I fifure out which ruu to download? I live in Canada.
[HTC One V] SaskFellow:
Bell, Telus, Rogers, etc...

Who's your carrier? Their name will be in the RUU, and that will be the one you want.

There is also the option of sticking on a factory rom that's been rooted, such as what you can get from here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2082504

Your dad probably won't know the difference, it even has a 'light' version that's been bloatware reduced.
[HTC One V] jaredl45600:
If you are rooted, download the cid getter and run it. Top left in red text you will see the cid. Search for the ruu that matches
[HTC One V] mpamxl134:
If you have to unlock and flash recovery ...

Turned off ...

press and hold the volume down button and the power button ...

Select recovery flash rom ...
[HTC One V] Mithokey:
Thanks! I know how to do everything now and have all of the files, but when I plug in my phone in fastboot and run the commands, it says "waiting for device" and nothing happens.
[HTC One V] Aashuk Mehta:
Try using the all in one toolkit for HTC one v
[General Questions and Answers] BushMaester:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1046135

I have the above recovery installed, and previously had the kernel installed as well until I put on cyanogen mod 7.20130201 for the LG E720. CM7 is great; this is my first foray into modding my phone and it's grand. However, the CPU clock is maxed out at the stock frequency of 600 Mhz. I don't want to undo all my progress, so I have to ask, will the kernel above work with CM7?

Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 2LoT:
Hi,

I needed to use ADB to root my wife phone. Once done, I'll like to Hide the Developer Options as she will never need that option. It's safer that way, as I suppose I can make "Developer Options" visible again using the 7 taps trick.

Thanks for any help.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Menelkir:
Wrong Section. Read the forum rules.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] the_scotsman:
Moved to Q&A. Please dont post questions in Development forums.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] namtombout:
No need to hide it. Tell her stay out of it.

Keep your pimp hand strong
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 063_XOBX:
Woman. What did I tell you about pushing buttons you didn't understand.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
Factory reset and don't unlock it again. You'd probably want to reset anyway between users.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 2LoT:
So then it appears that the 7 taps trick can only Un-hide "Developer Options" but cannot hide it again. Too bad.

I wonder why this "7 taps" could not be designed as a kind of toggle.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Fabur87:
You can deactivate them if that's enough for you (and if you haven't already seen the option).

Just go to the developer settings and in the top right corner you should have an on-off switch.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 3rdstring:
Clear data on the settings app
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] longbuxu:
confirmed, it works.

nexus 4, 4.2.2, no root.

Long tap on Settings in the app list, drag it into "App info" at the top.

Clear data ... poof ... Developer options is hidden again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 2LoT:
Hi,

That's a geek worthy trick thanks very much. BTW, the Slim Bean ROM seems to do a little bit different. If I turn Settings / Developers Options off. The item disappears from Settings automatically. Seems to make more sense than the behavior of stock JB.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jguy72:
The title for this post should be about accessing Hardware OVERLAY NOT Rendering, I mixed HW Overlay with GPU rendering.

Here is some information about my device.. I'm not sure if it will be useful or not.. But if you have any questions, reply or send me a PM regarding this post.

Thanks.

Device: Kindle Fire HD 7"

System Version: 7.2.3

Root:YES

Model Number: KFTT

Firmware Version: 4.0.3

Kernel Version: 3.0.8-02784-g4dbe869

Build Number: IML74K

Running: ICS

No custom ROMS

Just send me a message if you need any more info about my device.

The whole reason that I am asking about HW Overlay settings is so I can disable it, and allow video screenshots to work on my kindle..

All help is appreciated. Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] username2013:
Buddy wants to trade, should I? He says the cameras better on this phone
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] RushAOZ:
I'd do it in a heartbeat. Its an upgrade in every conceivable way. And development is ages ahead.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] gamzerz:
i dont agree that its an upgrade in every way. I feel that the build quality/materials used is better. When i tried the gnex on ics, it was laggy at times whereas the s2 is smooth.

Although i would switch for gnex too if the camera wasnt worse than the s2.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mobiusheron:
what gamze said. hardware very similar. s2 is slightly faster (both in clock speed and in terms of less work required do to produce a simple display).
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] -Falco:
This phone is better, the development and developers are the greatest. I couldn't ask for more. Stick with this device.

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I'm full of great idea's, but don't have the time to create them or learn the coding to create them. If you want to make one of my ideas a reality just message me and I will give you my idea as specific as possible.

ideas:

-launcher/lock screen

-line rider type game where you control the character

-2d fighting game like art of fighting for the SNES

-multiplayer fps where you create your own map with a creative mode (minecraft style)

-roller coaster tycoon style game

-many more! :)

Just message me which idea you want info on and I'll tell you!

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] RushAOZ:
Clearly you've never owned a Nexus... You owe thanks for more than half the ROMs we have because of the Nexus. The Nexus is the lead development phone for AOSP, CyanogenMod, AOKP and Paranoid Android. Even the Nexus S is still ahead of this phone in terms of development. Not bashing any of our devs but as a previous Nexus owner, it doesn't get any better than that.

As far as hardware is concerned the CPU in the Gnex is slightly faster than the Snapdragon s3. The OMAP CPU also has almost twice the bandwidth the s3 chip has. Also the Power sgx540 GPU in the gnex is much faster than the Adreno 220 in this phone. This phone is only pushing 800x480 res, the Gnex is pushing 1280x720.

The Gnex is a better phone and IS an upgrade in every conceivable way. Dump the t989 and get the Gnex. All you have to do is head over to the Gnex forum and see for yourself.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ArcticFish:
Gnex devs are incredible, I wouldn't mind trading and paying for one

Sent from my Zapped SGH-T989 using Supercharged Slim Bean
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] username2013:
i might trade

Alright thank you
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jim93:
You mean google?which releases complete builds for Nexus devices.

Thats pretty much the advantage. If you dont have to work out all the kinks to get a basic complete build then getting to the modifying part is a bit easier.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mettleh3d:
Never. GNEX is garbage.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jim93:
We really need a thumbs down option.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] willeak:
You might want to check this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=20404451

I wander why your friend wants to trade the Gnex for a S2...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] -Falco:
Unless deviant development is there, this phone will always be better.

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Phone: Galaxy s2 t989

Rom: PACman 20.1

Kernel: Stock

I'm full of great idea's, but don't have the time to create them or learn the coding to create them. If you want to make one of my ideas a reality just message me and I will give you my idea as specific as possible.

ideas:

-launcher/lock screen

-line rider type game where you control the character

-2d fighting game like art of fighting for the SNES

-multiplayer fps where you create your own map with a creative mode (minecraft style)

-roller coaster tycoon style game

-get phone out of sleep mode

-many more! :)

Just message me which idea you want info on and I'll tell you!

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] willeak:
But... if you're using pacman... :eek: :D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] RushAOZ:
Lol... This must be your first android phone. You're basically saying that this phone is better because of one dev when the Nexus has the devs that started it all.

Your argument is immediately invalid. At this point you just sound like an ignorant fanboy so let's just drop it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Darth:
"2.5 Courtesy towards other Members: Treat new members the way you would like to have been treated when you were a new member. When dealing with any member, provide them with guidance, advice and instruction when you can and always with respect and courtesy. Never post in a demanding, argumentative, disrespectful or self-righteous manner. "

Read this somewhere.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] -Falco:
BTW deviant development is not one developer, they are many developers, I'm not a fanboy i just appreciate there ROMs, kernels, and quick feedback. They pretty much got me into installing custom firmware. The galaxy nexus may be better software wise but hardware wise thus phone is way better. I watched the nexus forum for a bit and saw they are not as quick at responding to members questions and struggles than this forum is. We have 4.2 so we have the latest software. It may not be the best but it is still good. So with that said I recommend this phone over the galaxy nexus. No more further arguing

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Phone: Galaxy s2 t989

Rom: PACman 20.1

Kernel: Stock

I'm full of great idea's, but don't have the time to create them or learn the coding to create them. If you want to make one of my ideas a reality just message me and I will give you my idea as specific as possible.

ideas:

-launcher/lock screen

-line rider type game where you control the character

-2d fighting game like art of fighting for the SNES

-multiplayer fps where you create your own map with a creative mode (minecraft style)

-roller coaster tycoon style game

-get phone out of sleep mode

-many more! :)

Just message me which idea you want info on and I'll tell you!

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Darth:
I'll put my 2 cents this way.

The t989 CAN be a better phone....if setup right. The Nexus is better out of the box I'd say, but when the t989 is setup right....it will outshine the nexus.

In my humble opinion. ;)

Sent from my cell phone telephone....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] princeasi:
If you're operating off of tmobile network and some what need wifi calling, keep the s2. If not, get the gnex.

I'm just sayin!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] rymanh:
The GN is a great phone and I would be happy to own one, but from a hardware standpoint the Hercules has the edge
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] nashy10:
As a previous nexus s owner myself, I would have to agree that they are a lot more ahead in development and support.. its quite hard to not have a bias opinion when the s2 is your first phone, Google owns android, and a stock Google phone will always be more supported and loved. That being said, it doesn't necessarily make it a better phone, of you don't mind flashing frequently or having to be active on forums, the s2 is good. The gnex is quite reliable, if a subsidized developer wanted a test device, a gnex would be their choice. Personally I would still stick with this phone, though.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] dEris:
I've owned the N1, NS, GN and the N4. I also have a GS2 and a GS3. I prefer Nexus over Galaxy series any day.

If the GS2 is your first and only device that has awesome development and/or have never owned a Nexus, your input for suggestions for the OP are good as nothing.

I understand how it is coming to a phone with awesome development and taking pride in my phone, but seriously, don't say your phone is better when you have never owned another high end development phone like the Nexus.

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