yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abdel12345:
The two kernels for jelly bean are lupus jb v8 or turbo kernel. They are both great. The best jelly bean roms are pac man and aokp that was modified by someone. Slimbean was also good but lots of people had problems with it though I never did. So far slimbean offers the best ram but pac is the most stable so you should go with that. Really the best thing you can do is try them and see which one suits you best
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pedyvirus:
there is no fully touchpad support jb rom

for fully touchpad support roms you should use ics roms (in ics roms touchpad doesnt work 100% in aosp ones) or gb roms
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkharbinger81:
Pac man with lupus kernel

Oc 1305

Touch pads work for me:D

Dark Lords Development Team
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elesbb:
So, i LOVE my android devices and i hate how adobe stopped development for android yet still releases apks on their archival site.

Flash works. Sort of.

I can start streaming a video perefectly. However, if i pause it to go do something, or to let it pre-buffer, and i play it again, it will play for a little then stop. I look at the seekbar and it says its fully buffered. However, its not and it doesnt play anything and just sits their saying its buffering.

I get adobe doesnt develop for android or whatever, but i seriously know there are hundreds of extremely smart people on this forum. I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this issue, also, if they have any tips to fixing it. I cannot for the life of me watch a single video without this happening. Very irritating.

My guessing, well first attempt and finding the culprit, is that the service that is processing the video gets prematurely terminated and restarted thus returning that the buffer is complete. I do not know if this is true but hey its somewhere to start. I hope we can figure this out! And how can i contact adobe about this? Not thinking they would care but its an effort.

Thanks all for reading!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elesbb:
just a n00bish bump :P
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matgras:
Try an older version and check your connection

sony xperia ray

ics 4.0.4 rooted

stock rom
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elesbb:
Thanks for the reply. I have tried all versions of flash from 115.12 to the latest all producing same results. And the connection is good. I thought maybe it was host related but it doesnt happen on my computer.
[HTC EVO 3D] FarisDecimo:
How to disable it?

I am using jhonnyslt ROM cyanogen 10.1

Wanna feel the pie control feature :)

Thanks

Sent from my Evo 3D GSM
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
Why not just change the trigger location on the screen for PIE? Or disable it and try LMT Launcher which defaults to the right side of the screen.

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] FarisDecimo:
Tbh, i want to disable capacitive button, cause sometimes i accidentally pressing home button when playing games,

So i want to disable button for few days :)
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] djedjy:
As I asked in subject? Stock, clean??
[Wildfire General] erdal67:
Hey everybody,

I ported a nice timescape (xperia) rom but i cant make a logcat after moving to rempuzzle( :screwy: ) but if someone wants to make a logcat ill appriciate it and get in the credits (if i get it boot:D)

i installed it for testing IT DOESNT( HARD )BRICK YOUR DEVICE its just not booting

Thanks in Advance:beer:
[Wildfire General] erdal67:
ASK HERE ILL PM YOU TOMORROW:D

I need to sleeo now:p

Verstuurd van mijn HTC Wildfire met Tapatalk
[Wildfire General] Stone. Cold:
Thought there would be replies to this o.o

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Device - HTC Wildfire A3333 [BUZZ]

ROOTED - S-OFF [Revolutionary]

Recovery - Revolutionary 4.0.1.4

ROM in use - Slimmybean V.02 GB

stonecoldroms.weebly.com

a trusted site that allows you to browse for Roms and go through forums and chat live!
[Galaxy S III General] The S3 Kid:
When will the S3 get 4.2? :confused:
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Some time in May/June
[Galaxy S III General] delsus:
Some time after the S4 is released, so May earliest.
[Galaxy S III General] The S3 Kid:
Do you think we'll get everything the S4 has provided it isn't hardware dependent? Or will they hold back on some stuff?
[Galaxy S III General] diegopt:
We all waiting too.

Enviado de meu GT-I9300 usando o Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III General] delsus:
What we have heard is we will get everything that isn't hardware dependant, but Samsung can always change their minds.
[Galaxy S III General] The S3 Kid:
I can't see them giving us everything, if they want people to upgrade from the S3.
[Galaxy S III General] Glebun:
that's what they promised... I know, I know
[Galaxy S III General] Hel10s:
If you like android 4.2, them, flash cyanogenmod XD

I have had android 4.2 since december 2012, with cyanogenmod, but i think oficial android 4.2 of Samsung will arrive when samsung release his S4

Sorry if i have the worse english of the world :silly:
[Galaxy S III General] freddy1991:
I just wish another leak,4.2.1

I don't think we will be getting everything from s4
[Galaxy S III General] IamIrene:
If get everything what the s4 selling point

And release around May/June according to sammobile tweets in Twitter
[Galaxy S III General] naathaanb96:
S2 just got everything we have that isnt hardware dependant
[Galaxy S III General] OnlinePredator:
S2 got most things the s3 has. I would assume the same will happen with s3. Things like screen resolution, 13mp camera, air view, pedometer, barometer etc won't come across due to hardware - these are the reasons you would upgrade. Exactly same as s2
[Galaxy S III General] HassanM:
Do u have smart scroll on CM XD?
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
People running CM wouldn't need such gimmicks.
[Galaxy S III General] HassanM:
Maybe its a gimmick to some but my question is still there... Either u have it or u don't...
[Galaxy S III General] leucrota:
Can you not upgrade your phone to the new Samsung software which is coming with the S4?

I am afraid the new software would bog down the S3 and I want my phone running fast and don't really want any of the new software features I have seen.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Running fast and Touchwiz don't go well together. It's kind of either or.
[Galaxy S III General] zelendel:
No it won't have it and I am thankful for that.

Wayne Tech S-III
[Galaxy S III General] b-eock:
You know better than that Shawty:)
[Galaxy S III General] woolsley:
just try one of the roms whit 4.2 but i think 4.2 still is beta
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
It's more like, I know that more than most. :p
[Galaxy S III General] leucrota:
I am sorry, I must not have been clear.

I meant to say, when Samsung releases the new TouchWiz features for the s3, which will ship with the s4, you can just refuse the upgrade right?

I just recently got an s3 so I have not been around for an upgrade cycle yet.
[Galaxy S III General] Oomahey:
Yes. You don't have to upgrade if you don't want to.
[Galaxy S III General] delsus:
Nah you don't have to upgrade if you don't want to.
[Galaxy S III General] leucrota:
Alright thanks for the answers guys.
[Galaxy S III General] NineToTheSky:
Never mind
[Galaxy S III General] bungadudu:
Still, how come no leaks of the new 4.2.2 rom?

I think it should be finished by now and sent for tests but... nothing...
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Sammy works in mysterious ways.
[Galaxy S III General] SignetSphere:
http://www.android.gs/android-4-2-2...g-galaxy-s3-and-galaxy-note-2-coming-mayjune/
[Galaxy S III General] t0kgrumps:
Samsung doesn't give the best support when it comes to firmware updates. Why? Just look at the outdated but still popular Samsung devices (Galaxy S, Galaxy S Plus, Galaxy ace, Galaxy W and more). Most of them are still at gingerbread and samsung says the hardware cant handle jelly bean. But look at what Samsung is doing now, they are selling low end devices running jelly bean and almost all of them has almost the same hardware as the outdated ones
[Galaxy S III General] arghness:
Other than the Nexus devices, Samsung seems to provide close to the most "official" updates of any Android manufacturer from my experience.

The issue is that Samsung can't remove features (specifically TouchWiz) from handsets with updates or they will get complaints from regular users, but those phones you mention are fairly low on memory (512MB for most, the Ace has even less) and can't really support TouchWiz and Jellybean easily. I'd guess that their newer phones have a bit more memory (e.g. the Ace 2 has 768MB).
[Galaxy S III General] supreethms:
Woah!

Wait a sec.. This is a QUESTION and it is allowed on the General forum?
[Galaxy S III General] itzig112:
surrely not
[Galaxy S III General] gchindi:
You got it buddy, there is always an exception to the rule.. :)
[Galaxy S III General] Scarface1991:
You want to have Android 4.2.2? Flash CyanogenMod. It`s faster than Samsung`s crappy Touchwiz, battery life is better for me too and by now it´s in a state where it`s stable like a rock. Also it`s true Vanilla Android like intended by Google.
[Galaxy S III General] drakester09:
Battery life for me is much worse, the experience is variable and relative to your usage.

Also, camera has issues. CM is great but let's not gloss it over. It is not CM team's fault, it's Samsung's.
[Galaxy S III General] Scarface1991:
that`s true that it`s relative and that`s why there is no "Best ROM". For me CyanogenMod works a lot better than TouchWiz and I was a couple of months on TouchWiz before. But that just me and as you said another person could have a total different experience.
[Galaxy S III General] LEANDROURU:
will try
[Galaxy S III General] dakoookie:
I have to disagree about the RAM being a big issue.. It's true that it is a bottleneck though. Some time ago I installed an ics rom and later jb on my fathers galaxy s, and both worked better than stock gingerbread did.
[Galaxy S III General] dmm2400:
hope s3 will have 4.2.2 update soon after releasing s4

but due to the experience of s2/note it may need a long time
[Galaxy S III General] rockyseenu:
For battery issues, I would suggest using temasek custom kernel with his stweaks profile. you will get equal or better battery performance than stock without any compromise to the performance!
[Galaxy S III General] michaelsin:
Root if it you want 4.2 :D
[Galaxy S III General] KMino:
So it magically installs then?
[Galaxy S III General] supreethms:
I would rather suggest Yank555's latest kernel.

He may not be on the XDA, but i download his kernels from his forum.

You can check his profile for the website.

:D
[Galaxy S III General] gaspernemec:
Yes ICS and JB run well on galaxy S1, but samsung couldnt upgrade it because:

- it wouldnt be economical to develop "brand new OS" for allmost 2 year old phone (brand new since gingerbread to ics had so many driver related changes)

- they could upgrade phone with vanilla ics, that would make few of us, flashaddicts happy, but not everyone else, imagine that you dont know a thing about new versions of android, you upgrade phone and all the sudden everything is different. But on the other hand, they couldnt wrap tw layer over ics, since it would eat too much ram.

Now theres a question: Who would you rather makr happy? Most of "normal" costumers or few of us "geeksheeps"?
[Galaxy S III General] delsus:
Just a little change to what you said, s1 is over 2 years old now, I have a friend whos contract ended in Oct last year. All this means the s1 is dead, no one will update a phone after its been out 2 years.
[Galaxy S III General] slaphead20:
Wrong! Our fantastic devs have kept the s1 well and truly alive and kicking, granted that is because of the nexus link but it still makes for a cheap phone that's worth buying for those that haven't got the cash to splash! ;)
[Galaxy S III General] delsus:
OK OK officially its dead, but xda is its life support.
[Galaxy S III General] slaphead20:
Right! :p
[Galaxy S III General] Scarface1991:
+1

Temasek`s Kernel is amazing. It has the boeffla Sound Engine (which is awesome) and also S-Tweaks support.

I use this config and it gives me great battery life that even surpasses what I had with TouchWiz:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2172506
[Galaxy S III General] TigerCourage:
ACTUALLY, it's not officially dead either because Samsung released another firmware update two months ago fixing the bugs from that Value Pack.

Fact is, it's not getting another Android version upgrade couse it does not support it with TouchWiz on top. Check out the Galaxy S2 how it's getting 3 major upgrades (with the 4.2.2 update). Galaxy S had only 2 major upgrades so we can expect 4 major updates on the Galaxy S3. Maybe our last would be Android 5.1? That's plenty for me because I'll be getting the S5 after that :).

No other manufacturer does that except Google. Sony, LG and HTC suck ballz with updates. Check out the "Sensation", Optimus G, and Xperia S wich all lack recent Android version and are phones released not long from now.
[Galaxy S III General] jetbruceli:
Well we will always have updates as long as cyanogen mod is available.

With galaxy note the more updated it got the slower it became.

Oh well!
[Galaxy S III General] TigerCourage:
Oh and I forgot, check how our 1 year old Galaxy S3 is getting the 4.2.2 faster with the S4 features than the just released Xperia Z ;) and it will make people want to buy it instead of the Xperia.
[Galaxy S III General] Scarface1991:
The only 2 things that are holding me at Sasmung are the Micro SD Support and the removable battery which was useful more than once already. I don`t know why all the other major manufacturers always build in a non removable battery. It really sucks.
[Galaxy S III General] delsus:
Because the Almighty Apple did so everyone has to follow.
[Galaxy S III General] Tovagulet:
The S3 is the best selling smartphone of 2012.

I'm sure they'll give everything the S4 has... they won't risk to lose some people just for a software thing
[Galaxy S III General] Thin_Bezel:
Every company BUT SAMSUNG :D
[Sprint LG Optimus G] mobius1484:
So, my phone fell out of my pocket the other day, and the screen cracked and spidered and the touch is no longer working. I was going to have it replaced through the insurance. The phone is rooted, unlocked, and I was wondering do I need to return it to stock before sending it back, and was wondering how to do this? I've been looking through threads and haven't seen anything about relocking and returning to stock. With the screen not working I'm not sure it is an issue, but I want to be sure. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance for any help.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] mesacarvin:
Sorry to hear about it.

Look under Android Development. There is a thread that will help you get lgog back to stock.

Hint: it's the very first one.

Or just return it as is. If the touch screen doesn't function due too crack, i doubt they'll make a fuss about rooted or not.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] _Epic:
Asurion doesn't care about rooted or not. Just send it in.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] Enzopreme:
i went through the EXACT same situation last week, my phones screen broke and no longer registered touches. Asurion is out of stock for the LGOG, they are going to try and offer you a GSIII, tell them no, explain to them the specs are nowhere near comparable and demand at least a Galaxy Note 2, or make them find you a LGOG, they said it wasnt in stock but once i made a complaint with the BBB they just happened to "find" one. They can make it happen but you have to be firm with them.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] Lokifish Marz:
I gave a copy of Sprint's service policy to xda and the other sites some time ago. I'm surprised that rumor of Sprint not servicing rooted phones keeps coming up.

You will be fine sending it in as is. If it is severely damaged, Asurion will just salvage it for parts to rebuild another LG.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] mobius1484:
Okay thanks. I was luckily able to back up my stuff but that saves me the trouble of using LGNPST on it.

Yeah, I read about this sort of thing in the Asurion thread floating about here. I'm going to be giving them hell if they give me a problem. I did not and do not want the GSIII and would not accept it as a replacement. Nor do I really want the GN2. (Maybe I should tell them they can give me a GSIV lol) ;)

Thanks for the reply guys. You've all been 'thanked'.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] mobius1484:
Didn't see your post until I'd already replied to the others. I think I saw that around, but didn't think to give it a look. I just thought it might be best to cover my ass. Thanks though.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] Enzopreme:
I was hoping for a HTC One but BBB works fast and they sent me a note 2, then they sent me the LGOG the next day, lol.
[Sprint LG Optimus G] _Epic:
They are offering a gn2?
[Sprint LG Optimus G] javskies:
did they let you keep both for pain and suffering of their ****ty service? lol
[Sprint LG Optimus G] vetta 360:
(Q) Do they ask you to send in your phone? I have used the insurance before they never asked me to send in my old phones.
[HTC One V] martijn99:
is there a kernel that can run jb based roms (cm10) and sense based roms (myOneV)??
[HTC One V] mr_nooby:
R: [Q] kernel

I don't think so. Cm9 runs with titanium kiss but Cm9 is still ics, sense is ics, cm10 jb, it's totally different
[HTC One V] martijn99:
okay, i thought that already, but myOneV and cm9 are running on the same kernel, right?
[HTC One V] mr_nooby:
R: [Q] kernel

Yep, both are ics so you can use titanium kiss on Cm9
[HTC One V] martijn99:
okay thanks :)
[HTC One V] paarthdesai:
nooooo.. u can't dude

don't give wrong advice.. kernels for cm based roms are different than sense.. so special kernel for both of them.. be it ics.. u can't boot ur phone with cm9 kernel and sense ics rom

Sent from my HTC One V
[HTC One V] r3d_ark:
Yes, paarth ia right...i tried using cm9 with sense kernal long ago... It booted but does not allow u to hav root permitions and cant browse sd card... So, dont try even...
[HTC One V] mr_nooby:
R: [Q] kernel

It's weird I used Cm9 with titanium kiss I'm 99% sure.. I'll try again later, sorry if it was a wrong advice, my bad

---------- Post added at 10:36 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:34 AM ----------

Oh that's it, in fact I had to root again.. I thought it was a problem of my phone ahahah, good to know!
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] budney:
Hi, I am very new here, and have been searching the forums & reading the xda-developers site. All this info is making my head spin, so i need it simplified for what I have & want.

1. How do I backup the ROM already on my device, and which one? Or do I back up both?

2. Which ROM do I use for my device? And what is the best way to install it. As I do have a SD card and a USB cradle. I don't have a SD card reader or other cables.

3. If I wanted to go back to the original ROM, how would I do that.

Thank you in advance for any help. This site is awesome, but a bit much for a newbie like myself. :D
[HTC One S] gen10:
I wanted to root my htc one s so i could put a custom rom on it. I unlocked the bootloader and then I flashed a custom recovery. So i rebooted into twrp recovery and wipe data, cache and dalvik and then proceeded to install cm 10. It installed and then i installed the gaaps which also installed sucesfully. So i rebooted and now all it does it just goes to a white screen with the htc logo. I did have s on but does that make a diffrence. I also tried making s off but it doesnt work since i have no rom.

Help!! My phone is basically useless now!!!
[HTC One S] real187:
You obviously didn't read/followed the install instructions. Read it again.

Then please tell me what you missed.

Verstuurd van mijn One S met Tapatalk
[HTC One S] troby86:
Seems you didn't flash the boot.img separately...
[HTC One S] GuestX0019:
Ah, now he doesn't have to look troby--:laugh: jk
[HTC One S] gen10:
I just downloaded someone else backup and restored to it all is well!

Sent from my SGH-T999
[HTC One S] GuestX0019:
That's the easy way--you cheated--:)

If you don't learn not only how to do it correctly, but why, you will always have trouble and have to rely on nice guys like troby86 for help. They won't always be there. Most of us spent dozens, if not more hours, learning all this stuff. And continue to learn. Since you invested a lot of money in the phone, you should spend some time learning how to flash stuff safely/correctly.

Sorry for preaching, but just trying to prevent you from having more and maybe unrecoverable phone issues--:)
[HTC One S] eLiTeOneS:
Care to explain/show us what you mean?
[HTC One S] GuestX0019:
I don't know anyone's skill level by just reading posts like on this thread. You may know more than me on Android. And, the info is not, and never has been in one place in Forum or Web.

Here is a link in our Forum with a tutorial on rooting.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2140967

You may already know all that.

A lot can be gleaned from tutorials and videos on web like youtube.

I used all those sources and bookmarked dozens of links till I started to piece it together and have it make sense.

I had to Google Android terms just to find out what rom/nandroid/flash etc even meant. At least as far as Android was concerned. I was familiar with terms like those from engineering classes 40 years ago. But, take on new meaning here.

Anyway, I believe all should download and install Android SDK and become familiar with adb/fastboot. Most experienced users will agree it is best and safest way to flash boots/radios etc. You can also push and pull files from and to phone. Some restrictions apply to those things like flashing radios which depends on your phones hboot on our One S. I was lucky with an early phone and low hboot and can do almost anything with or without adb/fastboot. But, being able to use it can help getting things to phone when other means won't work. Getting in trouble is easy but "understanding" how to get out of it is essential.

My second piece of advice would be to skim threads and find ones that offer this info from others asking these questions.

I would always have a nandroid and a recent sdcard bu on your pc.

Read the threads OP page completely and first and last 20 pages, at least, of the thread. Even after doing this for years, I have done this and have read posts that alerted me not to flash the latest, listed rom version or some other file on OP. Some threads, I believe, still don't state if rom is for s3 or s4. Maybe listed kernel had some issues not found on OP, but 10 pages back into thread.

Also, when flashing new rom or update with framework or major changes always wipe all including System 3X. Once or three times is up for debate. But, I do this and rarely have ever had flashing issues on any phone/rom.

Flash Image GUI is an app from Market that lets you flash boots independent of hboot. Never used it. But, many swear by it. Still think when you are in real trouble, adb/fastboot experience can be a life saver.

This is all pretty basic so don't know if I wasted time typing this. And not sure what exactly you wanted. No one will write a book on how to do all this flashing stuff. So, like mentioned you have to gather it from a lot of different places. We have become a society of "give it too me now and I don't want to know how you didi it".

But, maybe someone just starting will have some of this help in some way.
[HTC One S] gen10:
Believe me I looked up guides and guides and couldn't find what was wrong. Still don't know how to do it right but it's fine since I just sold the phone. On the s3 it's so much simpler u root it via some program by picking a file. Then just flash roms through recovery. This phone I thought you just unlock the bootloader and then just install super user and that's it. Just flash roms through recovery. But then some stuff came up with s on and s off and I tried figuring that out but I just got lost at hex editor. Anyways it doesn't matter just know to not get HTC phones.

Sent from my SGH-T999