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[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vaikz:
As of now, most of the custom ROMs are based from stock ROM v10i and v10k. You can check on the p700 development thread post no. 1.

Why don't you try the latest cm10 nightly, I'm using it right now and so far its at par with the simple blue ROM by snx performance. Haven't found any bug yet. Or you can wait if someone will try to port it to aokp or miui. :)
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PedjaTan:
Nightly v3 is so far good, so smooth and runs good with all tasks. Batery maybe is draining little bit more. Its improvement in any direction!!!:good:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] shadowfler:
anyone know where the Sony backup & Restore app

is secure? or if I can somehow get back?

and nfc does not work, or at least there are

not

Sorry for my bad Google english
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kurtforaday:
Hello! I am having problems with charging my Galaxy Nexus. When I plug it in the wall to charge it, it charges quite faster than if I plugged it into a media device. Anyone know why?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slimb9:
is this a serious question? you are saying your phone charges slower over usb then an ac charge? if so, this is not a new phenomenon.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK00453:
since it's pretty obvious that he's serious, you could just give a straightforward answer instead of being a douche about it.

to the OP, yes, phones recognize wall chargers and usb ports as different sources and charge at different rates. the only way around it is to use a usb port that's specifically made for running/charging peripherals (puts out more power than standard usb ports) or to get your phone to enable "fast charging."
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slimb9:
im sorry but i was under the impression that instead of starting a new thread we should use the search feature or google first. especially considering how many people get reamed out on this site for questions like these. thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slimb9:
http://www.ehow.com/info_12198374_usb-charging-vs-wall-charger.html

O. P. No hard feelings but here is a good quick explanation via google search. Good day
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slimb9:
i dont feel bad about my douche response after realizing this is the same user that was looking for suggestions about where to get pirated music. Good day
[HTC Rezound] lpcar04:
Hi, I have an HTC Rezound running a CM 10.1 android 4.2.2 and i was fooling around on it the other night and enabled a 1280x920 overlay in dev settings and now phone is going haywire. the touchscreen still works but the screen glitches and shows settings the home then angry birds and it gets hot realy fast so i pulled battery in case of thermonuclear war inside of the phone. i was wondering if i could fix it without reflashing the rom because my phone is S-on so flashing boot.img is a pain but if thats what i have to do the ok but id rather not.:laugh:

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HTC REZOUND S-ON ANDROID 4.2.2 CM 10.1
[HTC Rezound] GrayBoltWolf:
Reflash if you don't have a recent nandroid.
[HTC Rezound] lpcar04:
ok thanx
[HTC Rezound] bunchies:
Boot into safe mode. Google how to do it on android. It varies on android versions but when I did that on a 10.1 ROM and I think it was hold power+volume up than after HTC white screen let go of power and continue holding volume up till unlock screen. I can be wrong but that's what I did just Google it

You will know your in safe mode. It will say it at the bottom left part of the screen
[HTC Rezound] GrayBoltWolf:
I've never heard of a safe mode.....
[HTC Rezound] feralicious:
http://bit.ly/11xMDXB
[HTC Rezound] GrayBoltWolf:
Oh, shut up. :D
[HTC Rezound] SynisterWolf:
you're awesome.

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OP

you can boot into recovery and wipe data partition. you will loose your apps and save files but it will get back to stock cm10 for ya.

what i would do is make a nandroid

wipe data partition

boot phone

use titanium backup and restore apps from nandroid

make sure you don't choose any system/ data that will show up

profit

of course this is if you cant get safe mode to work.
[Droid X General] SuperDefcon5:
Is anyone else working on it besides myself?
[Droid X General] stevediaz:
I am, but I am trying to port it to my thunderbolt and my Droid x. It is kinda impossible, I have tried to install it because I made the flash able boot img, etc, but I get an error 7. Meaning that I just need to fix the update script but I am too lazy to do it right now. We can work together if u want.
[Droid X General] SuperDefcon5:
I'll see if i have any free time. Doesnt ubuntu come with its own kernel?
[Droid X General] stevediaz:
No, I checked the phablet zip ( the generic one that is being used on android phone running Ubuntu) and it doesn't include the kernel. The phablet zip is the system (OS) only. The rest has to be flashed separately, phones that have gotten the port flash the libs, kernel, etcetera. This has to be done by us the consumers. I am trying to make a team because I have a Droid x and a thunderbolt and if I can form a team it would benefit everyone.
[Droid X General] SuperDefcon5:
I'm not a dev but I'll definitely take a look at it. It;s not like this old X is getting any use anyways
[Droid X General] danjull:
If anyone need a guinea pig, I got two droid xs to try stuff on that aren't daily used.
[Droid X General] Dubbsy:
I'd love to get the new ubuntu working on my DX. I have all the install files for my nexus 7 but haven't done it yet.

I have a feeling for the DX it won't be possible because of the locked down nature of our system/bootloader. 2nd-init is fine and good for "close to stable" ICS roms but I highly doubt we'd get a good stable running ubuntu on it.
[Droid X General] SuperDefcon5:
I've been messing around with it, it will be buggy as hell but thats the nature of the X.
[HD Mini General] imeicodes:
hi i need help i buy HD mini Window Version

i want to update on Android i read many post but not found right steps

how to install Android Rom in Internal memory ..

I Need Step What i need first time install android on HD mini

thanks in advance
[HD Mini General] iPlasm:
You read many post but couldn't find Internal Memory..? strange :)

NAND, which is the internal memory. ;)

Have fun and you can install into internal memory (NAND), You will need to choose an Android ROM for Photon, and the instructions are written in their link ROM that you chose,

Have a nice time with HTC HD Mini (Photon) + Android
[HD Mini General] imeicodes:
thanks for reply

please guide what i need first time installation

How install Recovery ??

and HaRET need for sd version installation or for both ??
[HD Mini General] ericsonicsson:
imeicodes, there are nice guides how to install Photonic(Android 2.3.7) and Phonetry (Android 4.0.4)

I'm using Photonic, it was not too hard to setup it to internal memory. Just follow the guides.

HaRET is needed for setup to internal memory and do not miss important step, GPS should be ON in WinMobile when you run HaRET to install Android.
[HD Mini General] iPlasm:
Well it depends which one you need, Click here FAQ, those Questions already answered

Remember Guide or How Install or instructions ARE Written in Their Thread ROM!

Choose a ROM that you want to Install, See Android Systems for Photon which includes all the ROMs.

Have fun...
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GODISMYCOPILOT:
is there any tools that remove the bloatware on a non rooted buz or wildfire thanks
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wasimk32:
i dont think you can remove bloat from an unrooted phone.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tarheels55:
Running 4.2.1 Baked rom on an GT-8013, I have a 64 GB Micro SD card in the tablet. Now android won't read it (doesn't show up in storage) nor will it mount it when connected via USB. It shows up with 4.1.2. It tells me the card is damaged but will not format it or mount it. Any suggestions?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ultramag69:
Apparently Samsung added extfat support in their roms but the google based roms don't support it (or didn't last time I looked).

Hope you have the info backed up cos it is unreadable now...
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] spanky:
Anyone has Rom 3.14.17 (Asia) wich seems to work with kse truefax 2.03?

Please email me link for downloading

I've tried with 111111111111111 but I'm not able to download

Thanks!
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] damoncarl:
try downloading it at www.myxda.com

:wink:
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] runngingdad:
My earpiece speaker on my Atrix 4G has died. I have tried the soundabout app to no avail. I have ordered an new cable. I have looked for videos and watched the digitizer replacement video.

Can anyone please talk me thru unattaching and reattaching the earspeaker/camera ribbon please?

Thank-you
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barry_:
Is this any good to you? http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Motorola+Atrix+4G+Teardown/4964/2
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheNoticer:
I installed Chainfire 3D a few months ago which ended in a Nandroid Restore. I was on ICS. Now I am on JB. How to install it safe and without any problems?

Thanks in advance

Posting questions in general section may cause male impotence. xda premium (Closed Beta) GT-N7000 the best phone in the World! Stock Rooted XXLSZ :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
Don't think it works on Jb
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Gluesuf:
I'd really like the black theme they made, without the Wookie pictures (for the performance modes) or the cartoonish naviagtion icons.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] KawaiiKami:
Can cm10 be for daily use?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] yackovsky:
yes. however i would suggest cm10.1
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] arjunraina7:
Well i too recommend cm 10.1 over cm 10 since its faster better and good for multitasking..
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] pryerlee:
agree CM10.1 is better http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2085347
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] bartekxyz:
GemRB

is project aimed to recreate Infinity Engine which was developed by Bioware and used in one of the greatest cRPG's of all time: Baldur's Gate 1&2, Icewind Dale 1&2 and Planescape: Torment. Now you can play all mentioned games on your tablet as I succesfully ported GemRB to Windows RT. To run GemRB you need to unpack my archive, install desired game on you regular PC, then copy whole installed content to ./GemRB/games folder and finally edit the gemrb.cfg(which is well commented so I'm not going to explain it). Performance wise, games are playable, older ones run full speed while newer ones encouter stutters here and there but still plays nicely. And that's all. Have fun

>>>>GemRB<<<<
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] Gotcha007:
What a Great news ! Thanks a lot for the effort ! Looking forward to it :good:
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
DO WANT! I've been trying to get BG2 (well, TuTu actually - BG1 on the BG2 engine) running on the x86 emulator, but a native port would be fantastic!
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] wy328:
love BG2 so much! can the game run in full screen?:confused::victory:
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] bartekxyz:
Yes, it can. I think that it will be ready to publish in few hours.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] wy328:
waitting...thanks for your nice work
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] bartekxyz:
updated first post with link.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] Vdek:
This is awesome..!!!! Major Kudos for porting this!
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
Hmm... it appears to mostly work, but I'm getting some odd errors. Note that I'm using the "tutu" mod for BG, which runs BG1 and BG2 sequentially, both in the BG2 engine; this could be the cause of some or even all of these issues. The cfg file is configured for BG2.

1. Touch doesn't work right (it acts sort of like a joystick controlling the mouse) on TouchFeedback=0. On any other level, there's no mouse pointer visible at all, and touch doesn't appear to do anything either

2. The display is corrupted at 1366x768 (UI elements not where they belong, panning is messed up, the "HUD" flickers in and out of view) even though the widescreen support is installed.

3. At 1024x768, the pause button is not visible in the UI.

4. (BIG PROBLEM) When I talk to people, the dialog text does not appear (either what they say to me, or what I may respond). This makes productive interaction with NPCs effectively impossible.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] bartekxyz:
1. All values on touchfeedback bigger than 0 hide pointer as then your finger is supposed to act as one, it's like that on purpose. Also touch doesn't work right in fullscreen as I used sdl library compiled by netham45 which has this issue, just try dosbox or any other app which uses sdl and is compiled for WinRT. I tried compiling sdl2 which from what I read have some advanced touch procedures and GemRB take advantage of it, Unfortunately I failed.

2. About widescreen mod, I can't tell if there are issues because i haven't used this mod.

3. In 1024x768 everything is good for me.

4. GemRB has some problems with writing ini files. Even if you set ingame options to you liking it's going to write strange values in. Just look at gem-baldur.ini in game foder and see that all values are either very high or always "0", that's why subtitles are turned off. I thought it's strictly related only to my build but when I tried to run gemrb on my win8 laptop, it produces same corrupted values. Nobody know why(including gemrb makers).
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
Ah, thanks for the tip on touch not working in fullscreen. Annoying that it can't just treat touch like a mouse pointer the way the Windows desktop does, though.

I'll mess with resolutions a bit more, see what I can find out.

At 1024x768 fullscreen, all UI elements except for the left control bar (minus the pause button) and main view are missing in-game unless I click one of those left buttons. No dialog, no shop interface, no event logging, no party/status/HP info.

At 1366x768 fullscreen, the UI flickers in and out as I move the mouse, but it still renders in the wrong places and I still can't talk to people.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] bartekxyz:
For me GemRB with vanilla BG2 runs ok in 1024x768, no missing elements, about 1366x768 resolution read this: http://www.gemrb.org/wiki/doku.php?id=fap. If screen still flickers with widescreen mod installed then this whole tutu may be the case.
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] GoodDayToDie:
Widescreen mod is part of Tutu, but I tried reinstalling it just in case. Windowed at 800x600 works, nothing else that I've found does. Still awesome!
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] bartekxyz:
I just tried the standalone widescreen mod with my copy and 1366x768 runs without any problem, although a bit jerky(about 17fps).
[Windows RT Development and Hacking] fahdriyami:
Does this work with the Enhanced Edition?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amp3rsand:
I have a cracked screen. Fully functional LCD partially functional digitizer. The bottom half of the touch-screen works fine. Is it possible to recalibrate the digitizer to say 50% of the original dimensions so I can operate the device using the bottom left corner of the screen until I get a new one?
[Asus Transformer TF700] RpR:
Hi all!

Figured I'd share this with you lot:

I've always hated the black and hard to see black cursor on Android, so with a bit of help from Google and the Xoom forums, I found a way to replace it with a white replica:

First, BACKUP your device! This is rare to go wrong, but I wont be held responsible for anything :P

1. Root is required!

2. Transfer "/system/framework/framework-res.apk" to your PC, I use ES Fire Explorer and export it to Dropbox

3. Download the white arrow from here: http://rpr.endoftheinternet.dk/android/pointer_arrow.png

4. Open up the .apk with a ZIP archiver (I use 7Zip), and put the .png into "/res/drawable-hdpi/" replacing the file already there. Don't extract all the files and try to make a new archive, dead sure way to force a boot loop!

5. Put the file back on the tablet, overwriting the old one. The tablet will instantly reboot, and you're done!
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jet70355:
Uooou this is very useful!
[Asus Transformer TF700] lartomar2002:
I must not be doing some thing right. When I click on the link all I see is the white arrow with the blue outline but no apk to download.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lartomar2002:
Where is the OP, when clicking on the provided link it takes to the image of the arrow?
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
Post #1. You quoted it in post #3.

Right, it says "Download the white arrow from here" and that's what you get. You need to read the rest of the post to do the actual mod.
[Asus Transformer TF700] mbamberg:
For windows based systems (and most others I think) RIGHT-click on the image, that pops up a window the lets you select "save image as".. This brings up a files selection windows and you can save it wherever you want.

Then follow the rest of the post.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lartomar2002:
Ok, missed or forgot about having to use a pc. I was trying to download to my tablet. Someone on the Asus suggested I could do that and then use Ninga Morph to do the install. But, I guess I still have d/l on the pc then move it to the tablet. My bad!
[Asus Transformer TF700] wingdo:
A PC is not required. Click on the arrow. When it opens, save the pic and rename it pointer_arrow.png and use ninja morph (available in the play store) and put the png in the exact spot listed in the OP. As soon as you close the project in ninja morph your tablet will restart and you are good to go.

Edit, see post 13 for detailed instructions if you have no clue on using ninja morph. It is not at all intuitive.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Drenus:
Thanks to RpR and wingdo for the tips! Here is a slightly edited cursor image I'm using - the outline has been changed from blue to black and made to look a little sharper.
[Asus Transformer TF700] wifesabitch:
I'm using ES File Explorer and when I go to overwrite the .apk with the modified one it fails every time.

I tired copying straight from SkyDrive to it, didn't work, and I tried putting it in my "Download" folder first then to /system/framework/ but it just won't do it.

Any ideas why?
[Asus Transformer TF700] Drenus:
Try using ninja morph as explained by windgo. I got it working just fine without using ES File Explorer/PC.
[Asus Transformer TF700] wingdo:
Ninja morph is not intuitive, so here is the basic idea of how to use it. Until recently I haven't used it since my Droid 1 days.

Download or save the above arrow and name it pointer_arrow.png

Download ninja morph from the play store. Open the program (i.e. run it), be aware this is an ancient program and is neither tablet friendly nor ICS / JB status bar friendly. Be sure to use the programs back arrow key and not the Android status bar one when wanting to go backwards in the built in file manager.

Create a new project.

Navigate to system, framework and then framework-res.apk. Click on the apk and it will extract.

Once extracted navigate to res and then to drawable-hdpi. Once in that folder scroll down to pointer_arrow.png. click on pointer_arrow.png. Ninja morph will change screens and ask you to pick the file to replace pointer_arrow.png with.

Use the nav panel to make your way to wherever you have the new file stored and click on it. Ninja morph will replace the file.

At this point choose finish project at the bottom. Ninja morph will rebuild the apk and ask you if you are ready to replace the project. Say yes or whatever the affirmative action is, let it replace framework-res.apk, your tf700 will automatically restart and bada bing you have the white pointer.

Edit, if this was useful please click thanks.
[Asus Transformer TF700] wifesabitch:
Worked perfectly.

Don't know why, but I prefer this white cursor a lot better.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Cherokee4Life:
Does anyone have a screenshot of the white cursor?
[Asus Transformer TF700] Drenus:
This is the white cursor I'm using - see post 10 for cursor png.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Drenus:
In case anyone is still using this mod, I thought I would share the cursors I'm using now. Here are 2 greyscale versions of the cursor that was located inside the original framework (the original cursor had blue outline and bluish shadow). I think they look pretty good with a little bit of shadow effect.

You need to rename these png as "pointer_arrow.png" and place them in the appropriate folder. NinjaMorph is pretty great to use for this and wingdo posted a really helpful guide in post #13.

1. pointer_arrow (hdpi).png - this is used when dpi = 213. Replace pointer_arrow.png inside drawable-hdpi folder with this file.

2. pointer_arrow (mdpi).png - this is used when dpi = 180. Replace pointer_arrow.png inside drawable-mdpi folder with this file.

These cursors may work with other dpi (I haven't tried others), but I know they work for at least 213 and 180. I've attached screenshots of these cursors with 213 and 180 dpi.
[Asus Transformer TF700] pingaan:
Any ideas to what I might be doing wrong or is the method just not compatible with 4.2?

The image is white when viewing the one in framework.apk, but it's still black when drawing it onscreen.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Drenus:
It looks like wifesabitch in post 14 had this working with 4.2. What dpi are you using? The cursor png is pulled from different folders depending on the dpi so that might be the issue.

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Just tried it on CROMi-X 4.6.6 / JB 4.2.1 and it works with 180 and 213 dpi.
[Asus Transformer TF700] pingaan:
Oh, didn't know that. I'm using 160 dpi.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Drenus:
I just tested it on 160 dpi and it works. Have you replaced "pointer_arrow.png" in both drawable-hdpi and drawable-mdpi folders? I think when the dpi is small (ex. 180/160), the png in drawable-mdpi folder is pulled. You want to put "pointer_arrow (mdpi).png" inside the mdpi folder (after renaming it to "pointer_arrow.png"). This is the smaller cursor in post 17.
[Asus Transformer TF700] pingaan:
Did what you suggested and it works like a charm. Cheers!
[Asus Transformer TF700] Drenus:
Glad to hear you got it working! :victory:
[Asus Transformer TF700] wifesabitch:
Does this work with the new CROMI build?

I tried it and it just f*cks up everything and have to get back to bootloader->recovery->restore.

(edit: using NinjaMorph)
[Asus Transformer TF700] Drenus:
Yes, I just tried it with NinjaMorph and it works fine on latest CROMi-X 5.0. I'm running 180dpi/Extreme edition/hunds' kernel 3.3.5. Also, I posted modified cursor images with shadows in post 17 in case you wanted to give them a try.
[Asus Transformer TF700] RpR:
Should work with any version or build of Android
[Sprint LG Optimus G] Xiutehcuhtli:
So there has been a lot of negativity of late that I am noticing regarding the Jelly Bean roms, stock JB, broken links for downloads, you name it.

I just wanted to create a thread, and maybe it's a bit redundant, that is dedicated to saying thanks to the Developers.

Appropriately then, i would like to thank:

AdriVelasquez for the Lifeless ROMs, his "how to" guides and many mods and tweaks

LokifishMarz for Imperium

Shadow1 for his unlock AIO, the radio update and the stock flashable JB ROM

Epic for the camera Mod

Jokersax for his kernel

Xboxfanj for development going back to my Epic 4g

Everyone doing work behind the scenes

ShellNutt for sticking with me in IRC while learning to use LGNPST

Nericus, while not development per se, he wrote the "how to disconnect the battery" thread, which is ridiculously helpful.

I know there are people I'm missing, so i will update this later, but these are the people responsible for the development i have used to date and I'm grateful for their time and work. The OG has without a doubt flown under the radar, but it's a great phone, and the development i have seen has been excellent thus far.

Again, thank you.