yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stopro:
Mate forget about ICS its out of date go to jb yes its safe by Odin u can download official stock ROM from sammobile or follow this few steps

Download old syiah GB kernel u find on forum not new 6+ old flash via Odin u gain root access then go to store download triangle away apk to rid off that ugly yellow triangle on boot or dont if u like then download and copy to your phone or SD any of custom stock jb ROM 4.1.2 or cm10.1 4.2.2 go to cwm by hold on boot volume up + home button + power and wipe all data format internal memory wipe delvik and flash and enjoy good luck
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] f-r:
Search xda for "Kies won't recognize" and read.

Sent from my digital submersible hovercraft.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] water168:
my sdcard have 3 part one FAT32 tow EXT4 three unkonw (for wp7.8)

I will change my SDCARD . 8G to 32G

but I dont writ NEW rom ,becuase my phone have date.

i want backup 8G TF to window ,and rewrite to NEW 32G from windows.

who can tell me !
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] @SRI@:
Read the thread from "NYLimited" all about SD cards.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=33091722
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Dhiraj:
Hi, I would like to upgrade my xperia U to official ics. Can anybody specify the known issues after ICS upgrade. I am from India, where v...1.10 official ics update is available. Thanks in advance.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ben36:
1.10 is awful. Use flashtool and flash .54 ftf in development section
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Dhiraj:
In that case what will be warranty ? What about lagging and camera issue of. 54?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ben36:
Warranty is fine as it's all official firmware. What camera issue in 54? My mum has a U on that firmware and says all is good
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Dhiraj:
There are so many. 54 links in dev section. Which one is original firmware for U?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] rado77:
Original is many times with word "STOCK"
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] DrDeville:
I guarantee you there is an issue with the camera on .54

Atleast for me there is.
[Acer Iconia A500] karlstar14:
i have iconia a501 3.2.1. i inserted an 16g sd card to my iconia sd card slot but my iconia doesnt ready my sd card. is there a problem in the circuit of the tablet or in the system it self?

thanks...
[Acer Iconia A500] Moscow Desire:
Try using the "mount/unmount" options in the system settings. If that doesn't work, try shutting down the tab and rebooting with the SD card removed. Then shut down, re-insert the card, and re-boot.

If still it's not recognized, try formatting the Sd card to FAT32 using the windows app "minitool". You can google and find several download links.

MD
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] martinlong1978:
Does anyone here have an update on the Linux progress?
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] MADmanFREE:
Second that.

The mailing list never seems to send anything

MmF

:?:
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] W4XY:
As far as I know not much is happening on that front.

To safely develop a linux port, a safe way to reflash the device is needed. Normally this is done with JTAG. Because the location of the JTAG pads on the XDA are not known, JTAG flashing is not yet possible as far as I know.

Now if anyone does have this info somewhere that would help to kickstart Linux porting.

Finding the JTAG pads would probably need hardware tracing and thus killing an XDA. If anyone has a dead one laying around please donate it to the cause.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] Zviratko:
You don't need JTAG for flashing, you only need it for developing the bootloader itself (which isn't necesary as the serial port and ROM should work the same way as on iPAQ afaik). The bootloader exists and it's developers seem quite capable. But the hard part would be hacking the linux kernel to support the radio part (signal monitoring, call handling etc.) and modifying it to be realtime-capable (because of the radio). Then, phone integration to the environment (userland), but that wil be quite easy...

Personaly, I doubt there will be a linux port ever unless HTC provides some real support (do they? :)), but it would be soooo cooooooooool :))
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] W4XY:
I know JTAG flashing is not nessecary per se. Lets say it this way, I know noone that is prepared ****ing up his XDA buy destroying the bootloader. As far as I have seen the flashing process is not fail safe. If the bootloader has a bug or the flashing is corrupt the XDA is dead. The only remedy is JTAG flashing then. To experiment with something like new bootloaders JTAG flashing is preferred but not nessecary.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] Zviratko:
I wanted to say that you can use the bootloader that exists, as it will already support serial port-talking and ROM flashing (probably RAM formatting etc. as well). If you don't mess with those features, it is quite fail-safe. If you implement something (GSM reset) in it, and it doesn't work, you can always disable it at runtime.

But I won't argue, I'm just a power user :)
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] MADmanFREE:
Does that mean then that you can flash the thing without writing to ROM?

So to do lots of experiments, you just load the info straight into RAM...

Then just do a hard reset and the ROM reloads...

This all sounds much safer. But too good to be tue...

We all look forward to the progression of Linux. So long as HTC or somebody else in the chain help us out...

MmF
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] W4XY:
In the end it is just about how much risk you are prepared to take. Currently the XDA contains a bootloader in the first blocks of Flash ROM. There doesn't seem to be any other ROM that can take over in case this first block is corrupted -> the XDA is dead.

Now one can experiment with RAM bootloaders that are started like our Wallaby patch tool. This way the orginal bootloader is not touched. It is not clear to me if this would be sufficient for Linux development.

For the Linux on Ipaq development bootloaders were used that were written over the orginal bootloader. This could result in corrupting the booting process. The only way I know to recover from this is to write the Flash ROM back with JTAG as this needs no running bootloader.

Currently I (and others) are not prepared to risk killing an XDA this way, cause our experience has been that things will go wrong once you start such projects. We first would like to solve the JTAG flashing problem with an already dead XDA. Thats also why we called for people with dead XDA's to donate them.

If anyone knows more about a good way to kick of this Linux porting process we'd be happy to look into it or publish work in progress reports.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] W4XY:
Update

Ok, here is a little update. I might try this at some point; I am currently too busy with other stuff. As discussed flashing the device can be risky. However a combination of booting from SD/CF and running from there might be a possibility to start porting the major parts.

These are informative links:

http://www.handhelds.org/z/wiki/BootLinuxWithoutFlashing

Also this describes a bit of what we already know too. If we figure out where the wallaby boot loader kicks off the image, we could consider just flashing the image and not the bootloader:

http://www.handhelds.org/z/wiki/LoadingFromCF
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] othman:
Linux sets its sights on the PDA market

for more details

http://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT8728350077.html

Othman :)
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] MADmanFREE:
Where do you want to go today!

Any news ou there.

Been a while now . . .
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] W4XY:
progress

I know of no progress on actual porting of Linux code or booting of a linux kernel in the XDA.

We did make some progress on the JTAG flashing part in so far that we now traced the pads for the JTAG protocol on the PCB. All thanks to a dead XDA donation we received. An attempt at actually salvaging a dead XDA is on the menu for next week.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] pigeon:
So... how's the JTAG going now? ;)

I've finally got myself an xda! :twisted:

Anyway... I'm just wondering should we have a sole category in the forum just for Linux on XDA discussion...

Pigeon.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] W4XY:
I expect to have a section on it finished end of the weekend.

Status is that it works, but that flashing still needs to be tested.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] MADmanFREE:
linux

pigeon

To those of us who want Linux. We know what we're wanting. Or like to think we do. So this Linux discussion should be moved to the other software section I guess?

Either that Or change the POcketPC bit to operating systems...

Martin
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] MADmanFREE:
Anything

Its a new month.

Anything happening now?

Martin
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] W4XY:
See thread http://xda-developers.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=886

Have had no responses yet. Maybe it's the summer.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] jta:
Summer has come to a close... I wonder what the status of this is now...

Any news / info?

J
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] W4XY:
Progress is here

Hah, who would have thought this thread would ever be relevant again :-). We actually started over and again, but this time more serious: http://xanadux.org

We're still a bit in doubt wether to pursue Wallaby development over Himalaya, but I'm willing to let the number of developers per project decide. In the end we can't do it all alone.

So developers apply!
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] jta:
I can see myself using my 'old' XDA for testing/fun/development, i.e. Linux, but I am not sure that I would want to do that specifically for my XDA II, when I get one...

I will go check out the website and see what it is all about...

Thanks for the reply, though!

'j
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] shleeven509:
Hey everyone, I wanted to post this in the Hyperdrive RLS7 thread but I couldn't... I have been using this site for years but have never had to post anything as I can usually find my answer if I have a problem.

Anyway, I recently installed the RLS7 ROM and have been having a weird battery percentage display issue, my battery charges and dies normally but it basically thinks that 20% is 0%. If I charge it all the way, it will die at the normal rate but when it gets into the 30-20% range, it will show a percentage drop slower than normal and then die right when it hits 20%. If I charge it from dead, it will start at 1% and go up pretty normally(maybe a little slower than normal), but if I unplug it at any time before 20%, it will show that percentage until it dies i.e. if I unplug it at 15%, it will show 15% and not change until it's dead.

I have tried wiping batt stats, doing the adrenaline shot (which also wipes batt stats), and reinstalling the ROM, but nothing has fixed it, and it only started happening with this ROM. I was running cleanROM before beautifully, but I am enjoying this overclock and extras too much to go back :P

Anyone got anything for me?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] shleeven509:
Oh sorry bout that, totally thought I did post in Q&A haha early morning :P

So any ideas anyone?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] nfamisnme:
What kernal are u using? Try wiping everything, cache(twice),davlik cache(twice), and wipe system(twice) then reinstall the rom, but don't use the same downloaded rrom u have on ur SD card. Download it again. When u reinstall use the stock kernal and see if the problem clears. I'm using the same rom. I will try to help as Much as I can.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] shleeven509:
Currently running the Deviant kernel. The stock kernel isn't overclockable with this ROM correct?

I will start downloading the ROM again and flash it tonight.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jmxc23:
The stock kernel isn't overclockable regardless of the ROM.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] shleeven509:
Okay I was 99% sure of that but just making sure lol.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] nfamisnme:
Its not, but lets try to just isolate the main problem. Deviants kernal has a pretty big following. Alot of people have had great success with it. I haven't, I use faux123 mainline kernal. Each phone handles kernals and custom rom's in their own way. If ur phone accepts the rom and ur problems disappears then it would have either been the kernal or maybe a bad download.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] shleeven509:
Okay so here's where I'm at.

Battery display was going down normally until 23% and then stuck on that number. Plugged it into my computer to transfer the ROM, and kept it on the charger while I was reflashing since I don't know what "23%" really is. Picked the stock kernel, rebooted, when it got to the home screen it said 22%. Unplugged it, let it sit for 5-10 min with the screen on and it didn't move. Since I figured that didn't solve it and I was already in the percentage area where I would be able to tell if it fixed, I tried flashing the faux123 kernel. After it booted back up, it showed 21%. Let it sit for another 5-10 min. Finally it went to 20%, and right after that I watched the screen start to flicker and it died.

Here is a screenshot of my battery stats
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] nfamisnme:
Damn ur android is really uptight, lets try to revert back to stock and see if ur battery problem is still there. Do u have a stock image without root to flash?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] shleeven509:
I would like to avoid that if I can, but I will flash stock if I must. I never had this problem with cleanROM though so I think I might try flashing that again first.

Is it at all possible that my battery is just shot and it's simply dying where 20% of the battery actually is?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sbreen94:
Try fully wiping your phone. Factory Reset, Cache Dalvik and wipe system a couple times. Then flash the rom and id recommend stock or lean kernel if you phone doesnt like custom kernels. Let it settle in for a day or 2 and see if you get the same problems.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] nfamisnme:
I posted a link in the hyperdrive thread and I've asked the good people of hyperdrive to check it out. So they should see ur question. Hopefully we can help u get this problem resolved.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sbreen94:
You could also maybe have a bad battery, and might want to check and see if another battery works in your phone without problems
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] shleeven509:
Cool thanks. My battery seems to be draining normally so far today, but that is how it has seemed the last couple days until it gets to 23ish. But I'm gonna let it drain throughout the day again and see what it does around 20% and if it doesn't change then I will factory reset and everything and maybe try cleanROM, although I'd rather stick with this one.

Will also try to use my buddies battery and see what that does.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Artimis:
I had this issue also and seemed to have fixed it. One thing you may notice is that when you get down to 23%, if you turn the phone off, take out the battery, then put it back and reboot, your battery guage will start showing the correct number and reduce normally. Unfortunately, the problem will happen again upon the next charge.

To fix the issue, I did the following:

1) With the phone on, charge to 100%

2) Once the phone is at 100% (charging light turns from red to green), bump charge it (e.g. unplug it and plug it back in). Even though the gauge reads 100%, the light will be red and the text on the lockscreen will say "charging".....wait until it says "charged" and the light turns green.

3) Repeat #2 until the phone switches from "charging" to "charged" within 10 seconds or so.

4) Turn the phone off, remove the battery, and let it sit for 30 seconds.

5) Put the battery back in and wait for the charging process to begin with the phone powered off.

6) Continue the bump charging process again with the phone off until it takes ~10-15 seconds for the phone to switch from charging to charged (red light to green light).

7) Boot the phone up and continue to use it normally.

I realize bump charging may be frowned upon and doing it routinely will ruin the battery.....however, doing it once like this will not hurt the battery and essentially just recalibrates how the phone gauges the battery. You phone may appear to slightly use more battery after doing this process but in reality is it not. It is properly normalizing over the full life of charge rather than from 100-23%. You should see your phone drop below 23% during normal usage now.

Hopefully, this works for you. It did work for me.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tsachi:
There are two possibilities, either battery calibration is off or the battery is dying. Dying battery behaves exactly like yours. Going slowly to a certain charge level then dying off.

For calibration, I've never found a lot of bump charging to help much. Generally one charge with phone on, turn off, charge with phone off, go to recovery and clear battery stats.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] shleeven509:
Okay I tried bump charging it over and over for like an hour trying to get the "charged" time down to 10 seconds, but the fastest it ever got down to was 30 sec and it was pretty random, like after I got it down to that it went back up to taking 1 min, 1.5, sometimes 2 min at different times. After the last time I got it down to about 30 sec, I turned the phone off and bump charged it while off. Same thing happened, sometimes 2 min sometimes 30 sec but never within your listed tolerance. After that i booted to recovery and wiped the stats and turned it on so I'm gonna run it through the cycle and see what happens.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] shleeven509:
Problem solved!!! Successfully just got down to 0% and it took 21 hours to do so! Bump charging it seems to have done the trick :D

Now that that's solved I guess it's time to flash RLS8 :)

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sbreen94:
Yeah buddy glad you got it figured out
[HTC Amaze 4G] mtalhaali:
Friends I have managed to brick my phone due to my non existent talent when it comes to programming and understanding of android systems.

After a lot of research i have come to know that i need to flash factory ruu into the system. Now if someone would please upload or tell me where i can find a factory ruu for a non-branded, South-east Asian CID phone, I will be forever indebted for your help.

Thanks in Advance

P.S. S=on and no supersu

Original Software was GB
[HTC Amaze 4G] jauhien:
Cast a look there

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=38142562#post38142562

Enjoy it..
[HTC Amaze 4G] mtalhaali:
Did not work

Dude i did what you have advised in that thread but it did not work.
[HTC Amaze 4G] aj_2423:
Are you using 4ext with smartflash enabled in the settings? If u are then doing wat ^^he said should work to get u back on GB. You could use any GB rom you want and it shoukd work. But you have to be using 4ext with smartflash enabled if u are s-on. And when you format just select "format all partitions except sd card"
[HTC Amaze 4G] jauhien:
Do you mean - you cannot boot your phone because of so called "green-arrows-screen"..?

If YES then:

Open the cmd prompt that is located in your ControlBear folder where you unzipped all of the files.

Type the following cmds into the cmd prompt.

ControlBear -r (This is run with the phone at the JuopunutBear/Arrow screen)

If this succeeds recovery is complete otherwise continue to Step 2.

ControlBear -f (This is run with the phone at the fastboot screen).

P.S. Source

http://unlimited.io/jbtroubleshooting.htm
[HTC One X+] ton1515:
i have a htc one x + 64gb version and ih have unlock the bootloader and root and install a custom rom.

i have a problem my netwerk signal and wifi signal are note good.

and i can not flash a stock ruu rom de have crasht

what can i do on this problem
[HTC One X+] kingofnice:
International or ATT, Telus, etc.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] subool:
my father gave me a tablet as a present which only used for less than 1 month. The tablet is stuck of the android logo and i have tried to reboot it using the volume key and the on button but its not working. It was in a box but no manufacturer's name is written on it all that is written is android tablet pc. I cant open my tablet to see all the details about it all i have is a user manual with the following specifications.

Basic function

OS Android 4.0

CPU ARM Cortex-A8 1GHz - 1.5GHz

RAM 512M-1GB(optional)

ROM Nand Falsh 4GB/8GB/16GB(Optional)

LCD 7' 8' 9.7'(OPTION) HP display

Touch panel Capacitive/Resistance Touch Panel(Optional)

2D/3D AMD graphic acceleration, full support

Graphic Open GL ES2.0(AMD Z340)and Open VG1.1(AMD Z160)@27M Tri/sec

WIFI wireless Support 802.11b/g/n standard, highesttransmission get to 300Mbps,support local WAPI wireless protocol standard

3G Built-in 3G Module(option), WCDMA/HSDPA,supoort calling, message, Wifi ad hoc

TF expansion for optional 3G module to realise 3G communication. External MICRO SD(TF)slot.Max. 32GB TF card

USB USB high speed 2.0. Can be connected to the computer to copy files

VPU Maximum support hardware decoding 720P and 1080i, and 480 video encoding

Gravity Built-in 3D gravity sensor to make screen realize360degree rotation

Audio support gravity sense operation game. AC'97 full duplex codec, support AAC/AMR/MP3/WMA/WAV/MIDI and so on

Video WMV/ASF/MP4/3GP/AVI/MKV/VC-1/DIVX/MPEG-2/MPEG-4/H.263/H.264 720P HD 10S0i

Game Support several of entertainment games based on Android platform.

Web Support many-internet applications like web, social,video,chatting and so on.

E-book Assemble e-book tool to read based on android platform

Photo Frame Built-in photo player, and take it as a photo frame or calender

Office Support various of office software based on Abdroid platform, to realize office functions, Such as Word/Excel/PPT/PDF
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Moonguy75:
Flash a custom rom using flashtool supporting ur tab.

Or better search Google if u find info about ur tab go to service center

Sent from moon to earth........
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cryptonakiassef:
Hello!

I have one question for you...

I wanna update my phone to official jb rom( now i ve installed leak rom) .. Im from greece, what rom i need??

in sammobile have this roms:

the 2nd and 3rd rom which says that country unknowned is for me?? or it will be locked rom??

Thankssssss!!!!!!!!!!!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] f-r:
Check you phone's CSC and find the update for it. And remember - Google is your friend.

Sent from my digital submersible hovercraft.
[Micromax A110] sidkota:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting

full porting guide with links to cyanogenmod sources, if we have cyanogenmod sources for our device, we can port ubuntu for our MMX A110!
[Micromax A110] yueerfei:
o(￣▽￣)o

Looking forward to dev
[Micromax A110] somdroid:
:good:

:good:
[Micromax A110] raghavkc:
WOW!!!

Now thats awesome.... Looking forward to both CM 10 and ubuntu...:laugh:
[Micromax A110] WildSDI:
Ubuntu on MMx A110. Should connect seamlessly with Ubuntu.

Waiting for it.
[Micromax A110] abhishe11sharma:
Can it possible ?

and Benefits?:confused:
[Micromax A110] SRJ-j2:
mmx a110 has just the minimum system requirements to run the ubuntu os..when ported, it may not run seamlessly..and then again i doubt if cyanogenmod will port their cm10/10.1 to mmx a110 since it is dual sim and mediatek..any of us who are interested in porting it should definitely keep trying :) :good: :good:
[Micromax A110] varun.chitre15:
Ubuntu Touch is not possible without CM10 support which is still long way to go.
[Micromax A110] D™:
I think you can do it coz now you have Official Kernel source & soon JB will be release for your device as well. If you want to know How to, then I can direct you to right path.(In our community, Lots of Devs are interested to make you understand the CM10 Device tree) .
[Micromax A110] varun.chitre15:
Availability of kernel source is not soulely enough for any source built ROM

There is a need to embed device driver instructions, algorithm to communicate with mediatek kernel inside CM10 in order to work with this chipset along with lots of other intermediate tasks which is a way long process.

So don't start dreaming for Ubuntu Touch so early :P