yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire Android Development] htc_desire_luke:
low storage space

If I do that will i loose data??

and I see that under recovery and tools theres a option to partition sd card...

any advice on the procedure??

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when i check partition alignment it says: Fat32 partition is perfectly aligned.

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@ JMC

just followed the instructions for partitioning sd card in your signature.

many thanks again. :good:

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now i have partitioned sd card, it takes longer (or seems so) to boot......

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All that work paid off :victory:

more storage, it booted up :victory::victory:

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Google Play store isnt working right, doesnt connect properly.

any ideas guys???
[Desire Android Development] charliebigpot:
What do you you man with doesn't connect properly? it won't open? it disconnects? it doesn't allow to install apps? it doesn't allow to search for apps?

The more information you give the more help you will receive.
[Desire Android Development] Mr.Mefisto:
Rsk oriola 2.0 xda edition!

RSK ORIOLA V 2.0 XDA EDITION is online! This is a special edition for XDA with many things added and improved! This is the md5: 1c9900f6c342510085a0776f4509b320

Enjoy!
[Desire Android Development] jmcclue:
i need to buy myself a new desire... missing out on all these great roms haha
[Desire Android Development] mascolel:
First of all I wanna say that this rom seems amazing on those videos, so congrats for it Mefisto.

Since I couldnt find a "working and not working" list, I have few questions b4 trying this rom. Are there language packs installed (i am basically interested in portuguese). Does this XPERIA keyboard supports swype method? What are the known and still unsolved bugs (video choppiness?, soft reboots?)?

Thanks in advance
[Desire Android Development] YoUnEs DeX:
graets roms thanks :good:

can u integrated soft key in nexte V :rolleyes:

i wont this bar from 4.2.2
[Desire Android Development] droid_<3er:
There's no need to confuse him when he's learning about HBOOTs.

Here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1586356

Under "Alpha builds" you can find the 210M/5M/222M hboot, while under "Test builds" you can find the 250M/5M/182M.

I recommend the 250M/5M/182M hboot for this ROM, I'm not sure whether the other one wiill work.
[Desire Android Development] YoUnEs DeX:
i have error message in instalation

symlink : some sylinks failed :confused:

status 7
[Desire Android Development] droid_<3er:
Not enough space on /system. Use a HBOOT with larger /system.
[Desire Android Development] htc_desire_luke:
low storage space

thanks for all your help again guys.....

rebooted phone and play store then seemed to work....:good:

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The problem was due to a new sd card that hadnt been partitioned.

the hboot was ok in the end :good:

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is the camera on the new version working ok or is it choppey??
[Desire Android Development] jfim88:
please how wiges can put on screen?
[Desire Android Development] Mr.Mefisto:
Watch the movies from first post!!
[Desire Android Development] Mr.Mefisto:
Already exist a version of Oriola with Soft Keys made by my friend and partner Team Halaros2, search better-->from where can you download? Only from Download Center!
[Desire Android Development] Mr.Mefisto:
Portugues (Brasil) and Portugues (Portugual) languages exist for you in Rom! Xperia Keyboard SUPPORT swype method! No soft reboots, but video still little bit choppy! If you had some question and you want to improve this xperience with Xperia Oriola Rom from RSK TEAM we aspect feedback also! Thanks!
[Desire Android Development] gilleshander:
Hi. Full wipe needed when coming from 1.0 or just dalvik + cache? Thanks

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Desire Android Development] Mr.Mefisto:
For best results please do a full wipe!
[Desire Android Development] spezi77:
I got the same issue when installing on 250M/5M/182M hboot. Looks like this rom only works with stock hboot.
[Desire Android Development] Mr.Mefisto:
You didn`t read the requirements from first post?
[Desire Android Development] dvsk69:
Its clearly mentioned in the first page that its only for stock hboot.

Just flashed the ROM. Looks and various options available are all nice. But the home screen/ app drawer is very laggy for me even with all the speed tweaks. (this is after a full wipe twice including the sd card).

I think you should have used 4.2.2 (CM10.1) as the base. Its more refined and much faster than 4.1.2.
[Desire Android Development] spezi77:
Sure, I did. :)

Sorry, didn't want to bother. I already used this rom with stock hboot -- just wanted to experiment a little and give the latest xda edition a try with other hboot.

Thanks very much for that smooth and stylish rom. :good:

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When installing on stock hboot, the installation still aborts with status 7. Any ideas what I can do now?
[Desire Android Development] loungedogg:
Where exactly I need to put build.7z to enable softkeys ,Just in /system or some specific folder?

Thx
[Desire Android Development] Mr.Mefisto:
This port it is impossible for 4.2.2 android version for all in this moment, that is why i choose 4.1.2! No lag in app drawer for me! Could you tell me which speed tweaks you use in 2.0 XDA EDITION of ORIOLA? Thanks for your feddback!
[Desire Android Development] dvsk69:
Regarding the speed tweaks, I disabled all animations (was set at 0.5x). Over clocked to 1075. And also, disabled surface dithering/ zRAM, checked 16 bit transparency/ allow purging of assets/ and KSM.

By the way, changed the launcher to Nova and feels much improved now.
[Desire Android Development] YoUnEs DeX:
i use stock Hboot

V0.1 instal fine

but v0.2 not

i use now roms VJ

work fine
[Desire Android Development] jfim88:
Where are saved videos?

thanks
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AGISCI:
I have a new RAZR i running the ICS firmware from Claro in Chile. Unfortunately they have not release a JB firmware yet. My question is if I can use the brazil JB firmware without any problems. Also if I do install it, will it be possible to go back to the Claro ICS firmware if there are any problems?
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tatazeuz:
I was in your same position (Claro Chile too). I decided to unlock my bootloader and flash the retail.EU firmware,and then accept the JB OTA, and root it. But you should know, that downgrading back to ICS its a risk, and there's are high possibility that you hard brick your phone. If you want to keep your warranty, i would recommend you to wait for the official JB. If you want JB now, change your firm and don't look back.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bighleo114312:
yeah of course, you can unlock your booloader, then you can use the brazil version of jelly bean just do a back up of your rom before changing that way you can return to your system anytime you want.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AGISCI:
I wonder how long I will have to wait for the official JB, this phone only just recently came out here in Chile.

If I hard brick my phone will the RSD Lite and the claro chile official firmware be able to fix it? Or am I just screwed?

My bootloader is already unlocked, and I have made a fastboot backup of the system the way it is now.

Does anyone know if there is a newer official firmware for Claro Chile? The one I found on the internet is an older version than what it says in my cellphone.

My phone has

871.111.20004.XT890.AmericaMovil,en.CL

The version I found has:

871.110
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tatazeuz:
If you hard brick it, its dead for good. There's a tool that can bring it back to life, but people says that it only works once, and you can't accept OTA's anymore.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AGISCI:
Well if that's the case I need to be sure I actually want to go to JB. How stable is it? Are there any problems? Is it any better or worse than ICS?
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tatazeuz:
I love JB, Google Now is pretty useful, and Project Butter it's awesome. Maybe you could get less battery performance, but it's still good. Only thing, the "Warning: Bootloader Unlocked" message on boot will appear every time you power up the phone. Overall, JB works pretty well.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AGISCI:
I aleady have that message about the bootloader being unlocked on ICS. Is it possible to remove that message under ICS?
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tatazeuz:
Yes, but I don't know if you can on JB
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tatazeuz:
Also, Google Now cares about our lives!

Although, a 5.0 earthquake in Chile its a joke. Nobody cares
[Networking] sysmgtsrv:
hi all,

Can't seem to get the Socket SDIO card working on my I-Mate II. Everywhere I look it seems like it requires SDIO NOW from bSquare but yet some posts say they get it working.

Anyone had any luck on this with a repeatable process documented?

Thanks!

Randall
[Networking] paulfanner:
Re Socket WiFi SDIO card

I had the same problem, but it's working fine now. First, get the latest driver software from Socket and install it. Then insert the card and wait several minutes until the wireless icon appears on the top bar. This will list available wireless networks in a bubble. Select the one you want and select to connect to the internet. It will then ask for the WEP key, if you need one, which you should enter as hex or ASCII. It should now be working.

Hope this helps!

Paul
[Networking] sysmgtsrv:
Yeah I already did that one :( . I had it working for a little while last night but can't seem to get it going again.
[Networking] sysmgtsrv:
Update: SDIO Issues

Hi all,

Where I have discovered something interesting. If you broadcast the SSID, then you can connect without issue using the Socket SDIO card. ( I assume it will be the same thing for the SanDisk Card as well)

I couldn't connect to anything until I started broadcasting the SSID. And here at work today I can connect to the AP's that broadcast and those that don't I can't no matter what I do.

Do I smell a bug here? :-D
[Networking] SlayerX:
i always seem to get a problem of not receiving an ip address from my linksys router. as soon as i put a static address in, restarted, reset it, restarted again, it worked...
[Networking] mftngui:
Re: Update: SDIO Issues
[Networking] speedolite:
hihi something to share with u all, me also having the same problem of not able to connect with my linksys router with SSID broadcast disable. I tried with both sankdisk n socket driver, both also can't work. But i have no problem with getting any ip from my router
[Networking] MavenRaphene:
In short:

The SocketIO 802.11b SDIO Card, like most 802.11b devices, will not connect without either enabling SSID Broadcast on the Access Point OR manually specifying the SSID in the setup of the wirless profile of the connecting device (the XDA in this case).

In not so short:

In infrastructure mode (connection from Client to Access Point (AP)), the client sends all traffic to the AP. The access point acts as an ethernet bridge and forwards the communications onto the appropriate network–

either the wired network, or the wireless network. Prior to communicating data, wireless clients and access points must establish a relationship, or an association. Only after an association is established can the two wireless stations exchange data. In infrastructure mode, the clients associate with an access point. The association process is a two step process involving three states:

1. Unauthenticated and unassociated,

2. Authenticated and unassociated,

3. Authenticated and associated.

To transition between these three states, the communicating parties exchange messages called management frames. All access points transmit a beacon management frame at a fixed interval. To associate with an access point and join a BSS, a client listens for beacon messages to identify the access points within range. The client then selects the BSS to join in a vendor independent manner. For instance in Windows XP, all of the network names (or service set identifiers (SSID)) which are contained in the beacon frame are presented to the user so that they may select the network to join. A client may also send a probe request management frame to find an access point affiliated with a desired SSID.

After identifying an access point, the client and the access point perform a mutual authentication by exchanging several management frames as part of the process. The two standardized authentication mechanisms are Open System Authentication and Shared Key Authentication.

After successful authentication, the client moves into the second state, authenticated and unassociated.

Then the client sends an association request frame, and the access point responds with an association response frame, which moves us from the second state to the third and final state, authenticated and associated.

After following the process described, the client becomes a peer on the wireless network, and can transmit data frames on the network.

The problem is, if the SSID is not being broadcasted in the beacon frame, the client does not know who to respond back to. By specifying the SSID the client will then be able to establish communication.

Thats my understanding of the process/problem anyway.

Note: In my experience 802.11g is not subject to this limitation, my guess would be 802.11g uses the AP's MAC address in addition to the SSID (if enabled) in management frames/association.

Hope this helps..

Maven Raphene

CCNA, A+, NET+, *CI, *SPJ, ***RAINRL

*Certifiable Idiot

**Self proclaiming jackass

***Rest assured I'm not really listening
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HoboTR:
Hi everybody... i'm searching a simple way to change my applications icons... now i'm using a miuitheme icons over nova launcher and the missing icons i've changed with nova by pressing over the icon and selecting it from an image...

my question is: when i apply an icon theme pack with novalauncher it changes the homescreen and also the menu icons... when instead i change with nova launcher manually the icons it changes only in home screen... how can i do to change manually the icons for an app and have this icon also in lockscreen and menu?

thanks for answers!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] gh0st3:
I rooted my Bell S3 yesterday using mrRobinson's thread, flashing the correct ROM using Odin. I installed CWM recovery and then updated it through ROM manager to 6.0.3.1. I've tried flashing CM 10.1 nightlies from 4/15 and 4/20, CM10.1 M3, and the AOKP from 4/19, along with 4.2.2 JB gapps.

With all 4 of these ROMs, the WiFi has failed to connect properly to my home network. During initial set up, my network shows up with a fairly strong signal, and when I try to connect to it, it shows it as one bar of strength, switching between "connecting" and "authenticating" but never actually connecting. Any suggestions?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] undergrad:
Have you tried connecting to any other wireless networks?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] gh0st3:
No, and there's not really any other networks I would be able to test on.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] liltitiz:
Reset your router
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] gh0st3:
Unfortunately, doesn't fix the problem.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dbaler:
Did you try wiping cache, dalvik and fix perms?
[HTC One X] treebill:
You using a custom kernel? I'm running cm 10.1 with xm kernel 188v4 and this was my battery yesterday.
[HTC One X] Fadawah:
Nope, standard kernel from the ROM. Do you think my battery is broken?
[HTC One X] treebill:
Nope, it can take a few charges to become stable.

If after a few charges its the same I same try a custom kernel.

Sense ROM generally have better battery than aosp.
[HTC One X] skeltukas:
You can try to ARHD 20.1....

I've been using ARHD 20.1 and I'm happy with the battery life..:cowboy:
[HTC One X] Fadawah:
Nice man. Can you link it?
[HTC One X] skeltukas:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1562603

;)
[HTC One X] Forlorn Wongraven:
I found sweep2wake a huge battery drainer on my device and CM10.1 and AOSP ROMs. After disabling it and no further performance tweaks I usually end up with 2 days.

http://i.imgur.com/EsOT6tE.png
[HTC One X] WarpSeeker:
Fadawah I'm not sure what version of HOX you have, I have international, tegra 3 version

I am running IceColdJelly Rom, and my battery is lasting on avg 2 days.

You should try giving it a go, and see if you like it.

Good luck! :)
[HTC One X] treebill:
What screen time? :p
[HTC One X] Fadawah:
Yow mate, I've got the same version as you do and used the same ROM as you, but as you can see my battery life was horrible. In the thread of IceColdJelly, some guy said it had something to do with my phone being overclocked. I just hope my battery isn't broken :(
[HTC One X] WarpSeeker:
Also, they just released a new IceColdJelly yesterday, v3. If you are not running it yet, check it out! Also you could try using Ultimate Juice Defender. Hope your battery is not dead!
[HTC One X] Fadawah:
I don't know if this is normal, but the battery percentage also doesn't update properly. It hangs at a certain percentage and then all of a sudden it drops 5%. Is this normal?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bulldog812:
Upgraded 2 S2's to 4.1.2, 1 with no issues the other has system info displaying, can anyone help me to get rid if it?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bulldog812:
No one has seen this?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] thakrew317:
I'm having the same issue now I've tried everything......if I figure it out I'll let you know
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] The Sickness:
Have you tried Dark side Super wipe? I may solve your problem.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bulldog812:
Thanks!

No I have not tried that, will do it tonight when I can get my hands on the phone.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] thakrew317:
Well the infamous wipes were a no go also....so I wiped everything once again did a fresh install of the PAC man ROM by jay dub and it wasn't on there so I'm wondering if it has something to do with the touchwiz ROM Idk to be honest tho it really confuses me on why no one else is having the issue it was on my wife's phone that I was having the issue on so I'm going to try and reproduce the issue on my phone later
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bulldog812:
Wipe didnt work here also, its a stock rom that i have with the issue.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] thakrew317:
I was having it with every jellybean touchwiz based rom
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] balla786:
I just flashed the stock rom released by Telus through ODIN. Getting same screen. No idea what to do or what's causing this.

I did a formate/wipe cache in recovery.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] thakrew317:
Same thing man I even called T-Mobile and they have never heard of this issue and every custom TW ROM I flashed it still showed up until I flashed PAC man ROM on it

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I havnt tried reflashing another TW ROM since it was on my wife's phone I'm jus gonna leave her on PAC until she starts having issues
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bulldog812:
I have tried everything, trying to keep this ROM stock... anyone figure this out yet?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] thakrew317:
I actually called Samsung about it and they said it needs to be professionally reflashed by them which is stupid cuz I just got my phone back after they had it for 4 weeks he said its a software issue
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bulldog812:
flashed multiple Roms on this, the only way i can get rid of the info on screen is by going back to 4.0.4. has anyone come to figure out where this is coming from?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] railinandnailin:
Little late

Okay so i know its late but if anyones feels the need to go back to stock heres the fix:

-Have root access

-Use titanium backup to find Systeminfo 4.1.2

-Clearing data will remove that

-You should only need to do this every boot

Not sure if you can remove this program, but that would eliminate the problem
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] s8int117:
I know its an old thread, but i am wondering if any one can shed some light as to why this system info screen appears, i was able to get rid of it by just deleting the file from titanium backup, no visible problems what so ever , data, phone, mms, every thing works as it should.

Just wondering why it popped up after odin back to stock..

Also I've read a few other samsung forums, and they relate this info screen to either; permanent safe mode due to imei faking, or corrupted efs drive/partition or some what.

Fyi, with the imei faking there would be no data/cellular services.

So I'm going with that something might be wrong with my efs? Maybe?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ihateusernamesxda:
I had the same issue. I fixed it by restoring efs from a TRWP efs backup.

When I had this system screen show up it also flashed below it on startup that factory mode was on. If you go to youtube and search "Samsung Galaxy S4 : How to Get out of Factory Mode" it may help those without a efs backup
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] l_klusener:
I've done the following to my new, out-of-the-box Droid Razr M (XT907):

- Rooted it

- Unlocked the bootloader

- Installed CWM recovery

Booted into the CWM recovery mode, I cleared the memory, cache, and while trying to flash an Eclipse JellyBean custom ROM, the process failed (alas, I didn't capture the error msg, but I recall it being a bit vague). I (perhaps foolishly) rebooted using the CWM menu after this failure. Since then, the phone has been stuck in the "WARNING BOOTLOADER UNLOCKED" screen (scrshot attached). I'm able to enter the AP FastBoot mode using Power+VolumeDown, but trying to flash a stock ICS ROM using RSD is failing as well.

I'm kinda stuck at this point, and would highly appreciate any useful advice. The AP FastBoot screen says "Battery Low!" so I'm not really sure how much time I have. I've kept it connected to my PC via USB, but I'm not sure if that charges the battery or not.

Thanks much!
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] l_klusener:
To bo clear, I'd like to take the phone from its current state to _some_ working state, whether it's by flashing a custom ROM or by unrooting it and taking it back to a factory state (assuming that's even possible), so that I can fully charge it and then make another attempt of flashing a custom ROM onto it.

Thanks!
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Coronado is dead:
If I were you, I would download RSD, boot the phone into Fastboot AP, and flash the 4.1.1 stock image. If you download the Razr M Utility 1.10, it will have both RSD, the motorola drivers, and the stock image. It can be found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2207419

NOTE: Your battery should be at 100% for the flash according to the original post in that topic. I would leave it attached to the computer for a few hours or put it on the wall charger for a few hours before going any further.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sloosecannon:
You could also flash cm10, either would work. Cm10 would bypass the issue of undoing your custom recovery
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shane1:
did you mount system before you flashed?
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goodayoo:
I think the Razr M Utility 1.10 can save your phone, it flash the stock rom by fastboot, not by RSD, and it will do the work. I've try it.