yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] elbscorp:
Go to this thread.http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1161 READ,READ,and READ some more. Download some that look interesting to you,then try them out.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] -illest-:
Personally for most stable, I'd say scott's Beanstalk is most consistent. However, its more about how you tweak the rom (regardless of the rom. most roms these days are fairly stable). Since your game is crashing, I would think you are either overclocking your phone too much or you're undervolted.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] johnye17:
I tried Beanstalk and its the least playing time before freezing and my processor is at min 100mhz and max 1200mhz in ONDEMAND

But thnx anyway
[Windows Phone 7] theandrewgrover:
I have been trying to unlock my Samsung Focus that is currently 7.8 firmware. Mainly because I want to side load home brew apps etc.. Is there anyone that can make me a step by step tutorial from scratch on unlocking the phone, and then loading XAM. files on it? I would love you forever :)
[Windows Phone 7] acryn:
XAM?or .xap try the easiest method interop unlock like mine
[Android General] tomhurst:
I often listen to music on my Nexus 7 using Spotify.

At the same time I enjoy playing certain games, which inevitably have sound on them.

A lot of the time the sound on the game overpowers my music, and so when I go to turn the volume down, it turns down everything, including my music, so the game still overpowers the music.

When turning down the volume, and pressing the settings button that appears next to the volume bar (that displays the volume of media, notifications, ringer, etc.) it would be useful if the apps currently displaying sound would appear so you can change the volume of individual apps. So I could turn down the volume of my game however leave Spotify at full volume.

(Pretty sure this isn't possible right now?)
[Android General] gagdude:
So what you're saying is you want to change volumes of individual apps, through the Android system.

Bro, my Windows computer can do that, and I don't think my Mac can (correct me if I'm wrong). It can probably be done, but I don't think it would be easy to manage an interface for the volume of every app. When you go into settings-sound-volumes, it currently gives you all the adjustable sounds. Now imagine having a slider for EVERY app. It could amount to hundreds of different sliders!

Anyhow, it's up to the app developers to add a setting for volume of the game. Most do, just look around for it
[Android General] tomhurst:
Basically, I'll explain with screenshots.

So when you change the volume, you click the settings button to the right of it.

View attachment 1908412

Then the screen comes up with all the volume sliders.

View attachment 1908414

In addition to what is already there, the apps CURRENTLY playing sound on the device (for example, temple run and spotify) would also appear and you could drag their individual sliders.

Make sense? Very much like the windows volume mixer :)
[Android General] polobunny:
I don't believe it is possible. I would like the versatility of this too, but alas.
[Android General] tomhurst:
Yeah. In an android update, such as key lime pie, would be awesome!

Here's a mockup I did:
[Android General] zelendel:
This would take the app developers changing how the volume is controled as well as Android adding the ability in. I really dont see this happening as most developers want everything built into the app so it is compatible with more android versions.
[Android General] tomhurst:
The app developer shouldn't need to do anything, the system should be able to control the volume of each app, as this would be a new Android feature, and doesn't need anything in the apps themselves updated.

Like the Windows Volume Mixer, apps don't need to change anything to work with it, Windows controls them itself.
[Android General] zelendel:
This is not windows. Linux is a whole another story. The way the OS is made The app developers will need to hook into an options for the system to control the volume. It is a security feature built into linux to prevent apps or the system from interfering.
[Android General] tomhurst:
Aww dang :( there go my hopes haha
[Android General] Chahat16:
Well my cyanogenmod 10 has this... I can control the music n game's sound simontaneously while playing...
[Android General] zelendel:
He is not looking for that. He is looking to control them independently from the system sounds menu. This is not an option in android at the moment.
[Android General] tomhurst:
Exactly :)
[Android General] tomhurst:
Hearing news of android notebooks coming out. This would definitely help make android a more fully functional operating system!
[Android General] YakkoFr:
Sorry for bringing back to life this old topic but I was wondering if there is no new hack allowing this per apps volume control.

:confused:
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] jjones0313:
I am looking for the prl for ntelos. I have very limited data. Currently I have no 3g available and I know it is a good area. I think i have the wrong prl for my Droid 4. Does anyone know where I can find the correct one?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eyarayeees:
Hi,

I just flashed the Slim-i9300-4.2.2.build.4-OFFICIAL to my Galaxy GT-i9300 and it is working smoothly but one thing I noticed is that the front camera freezes on first [front camera] shot. Can anyone of you confirm this?

Thanks!

Aries
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BigMello496:
i cannot flash jellybomb rom...i wipe both cache and system and do a factory reset...after i flash i just get the galaxy note splash screen....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] wloftus:
how are you flashing it...goo manager... ODIN... or recovery?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BigMello496:
recovery
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] wloftus:
you may have a bad download... i have the new ROM and flashed it through recovery as well and it worked fine for me
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] BigMello496:
do i download it again or is it a way to fix it?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] wloftus:
yes try re-downloaading it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Epix4G:
Check md5 before that .....

Sent from my SPH-L900 using Xparent BlueTapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] wloftus:
OR you set your recoveeeeery to NOT check the md5 and it will hold no relevance...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] devynbf:
Re download the rom (from the official thread made by Joshbeach), go into recovery, wipe cache x2, wipe dalvik x2, wipe system, factory reset.

Then flash the rom.

Reboot and wait 5-10 mins.

Should be good.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fengxshui:
me been stupid i did a format data wipe on my nexus 4 i can't find a way to get roms to my phone so i can install a os....

my nexus 4 bootloader is unlocked and i am on twrp recovery 2.5. but i can't seem to find a way to pus files on to the phone... please help!!!!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toe451:
you could try the nexus4 tool kit by mskip . you can flash a stock rom through adb
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Girn:
This ^
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fengxshui:
i tried to do that but when i plug in my usb my computer do not make that beep sounds, it won't detect my phone. it was fine when i root it so i don't think there was driver issue... unless i missed something
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fengxshui:
i did, when it said checking adb status, it said not found, i mean it was fine when i used the root kit to root. do i have to be in recovery mode or bootloader mode?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toe451:
i think you need to add the new adb files , if i remember right mskip hasn't added those files to the the 1.30 kit . if you look at his thread he has the files you can down load and add to his tool kit to get adb to work with 4.2.2

i copied this from mskips page

NOTE1:

1. Download http://goo.im/devs/mskip/toolkit/adb..._for_4.2.2.zip

2. Make sure your Toolkit has been closed correctly with the "x" option in the Main Menu or the adb server will still be running

3. Extract the contents of the zip file above to your Toolkit folder (overwriting the original files)

4. Run the Toolkit and when you get to the Main Menu a popup will appear on your device asking for authentification

If you do not get a popup then unplug/replug the usb cable to redetect the device.

5. Click ok to add your pc to the accepted list

6. Select the 'Refresh Main Menu' option in the Toolkit and your device will now show as 'device' and not 'offline'
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] username8611:
4.2.2 comparability shouldn't matter while in the boot loader or recovery... At least I don't think it should. I haven't updated my adb drivers for 4.2.2 and it doesn't work while booted but i still use it on a pretty regular basis in recovery and the bootloader.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fengxshui:
Great thanks everyone that reply. I finally got it working again :)
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Jorg:
Some weeks ago, I created aWM2003 ROM based on the T-Mobile 4.01.16 in LumpiStefan's kitchen.

However, I noticed that occasionally some settings which I presume are stored somewhere in the registry get lost. For example, the passwords for my e-mail accounts in Inbox are gone, and so is the "activation key" for Tom Tom navigator (two times, Tom Tom has now asked me to "activate" the software again).

Has someone noticed this too? Is it a common problem in this ROM-version?

Thanks.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Biso007:
I 'm using 4.01.00 ROM and never faced such a problem ... if you are using some house-keeping s/w like clean+ for example ... you may face this issue as some applications use temp files to keep its data and especially if it's stored under tmp, cache, cookies directories.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] expertzero1:
Its because the apps aka games are not optimized yet for the s600 most likely. Probably just wait for app developers to optimize it.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] khaoskosmos:
Awesome. Returned a newly release device because a game hasn't been optimized for it. Forward thinker..

How is a screen on par with the iPhone 5, but slightly sharper? Apple lovers: oooh retina ZOMG!!! Android device with higher PPI: hardly noticeable, lol.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] jev3gs:
Unfortunately that is the price that is paid for latest and greatest hardware. Same problems I had last year with the S3. You are just going to have to wait for developers to catch up with the S600 cpu.

Also unfortunately for you you were comparing to the Note 2 which I feel has the best software compatibility of any highend phone released the past 6 months. Again that's most likely because the hardware it uses was released almost a year ago in the S3 international.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] eddieruiz001:
It's funny how you would return a phone due to the app not being optimized, it's difficult to have optimized for every device/manufacturer so your best bet is getting an iPhone since it won't have that problem.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] youwonder:
I had the blue grid thingy on my droid 3 as well. I just went outside and checked and yes I can see it while the screen is off if I concentrate. I thought it was just a thing with LCD screens. Doesn't annoy me any, and of course it's not visible with the screen on. only game I've tried was dead trigger, and it ran flawlessly, so I'm pleased. I stopped noticing performance increases after the OMAP4 to snapdragon s4 jump though, that was the last big one for me.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Silellak:
Yup, apps just aren't optimized for the 600 yet. If you want an example of that, download Dolphin Browser. Incredibly smooth on my One XL, but runs terribly on the One.

I think you made a poor choice in returning it just because some apps run poorly, but I suppose it's your call.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Cryosx:
I'm pretty sure Apple hit the sweet spot for sharpness, which is probably why it's hardly noticeable.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] SkriblZz:
I'll argue that. Whereas the iPhone 5's display is amazing, when I walked into AT&T and saw the waterfall or stream picture on it [HTC One] (babbling brooke? lol) I definitely saw the difference.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] oneinfour:
When you are the first company on the market to release a screen that has a high enough pixel density that the eye can't distinguish the pixels, the public is going to notice the drastic change. My point was that since most phones now have high enough pixel density where the eye can't see the pixels, a 400+ PPI on a phone screen doesn't produce the same "WOW" factor that the iPhone introduced when the retina display several years ago, which was disappointing since I was excited about the screen about the HTC One.

That wasn't the only factor going into the return. The blue grid when the screen is off bothered me, the wacky interface of sense 5 bothered me. I figured it might be best to hold off for a month or two and wait for later batches to come out. That way most apps will be optimized and maybe the screen grid will be gone, and I will be able to get it in black. Or there will be an even better phone out. Who knows!
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Dazog:
Apple's NON HD Retina Iphone 5 screen isn't that great.

A 1080p 4.7 inch display, hmm now that's better.

But seriously, if your eyes can't tell the difference, doesn't mean we all have poor eyes :)
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] oneinfour:
Again, I am not trying to say there isn't a difference, there is. My point is that the difference isn't as impressive the jump in pixel density that started in 2010. Geez, I should probably stop using "Apple" or "iPhone" in my posts since it seems to cause people to get unnecessarily defensive.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] kingrichards:
Dude u like iPhone better just admitted it lol
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Nick L:
The "blue grid" is the digitizer for the capacitive touchscreen. It is normal, and almost all phones have this, except for the Optimus G, Nexus 4, and iPhone 5 which use in-cell touch sensing (which requires much more cooperation with the display manufacturer and might not be possible yet on such a high-density display).

See here:

http://anandtech.com/show/6330/the-iphone-5-review/15
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] ProblemChyld:
Jeez, you couldnt have atleast used it over the weekend? Why didnt you just try a demo in the store and see if your favorite games work good on it or not?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] dxwilliams40:
Got mine from bestbuy this morning. I have 14 days to let this phone wow me so that I don't return it for the S4. So far I love the phone. Can't keep my hands off it so I don't know about battery life. The only issue I have is the button layout. I quickly replaced the stock launcher with nova.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] GrantB13:
I'm sorry that you returned an amazing phone because of a game. I'll be getting one soon but I don't play games much so hopefully my experience is as good as yours was minus the game.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Cryosx:
I'd honestly choose a 720p 4.7 inch display over a 1080p 4.7 if it meant better battery life and gaming performance.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] eallan:
There is more to a display than PPI.

The iPhone 5 still has incredible color reproduction and viewing angles, along with in-cell touch and no gap between glass and display.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Raintitan:
I picked mine up yesterday and I've switched from an iPhone 5. The screen is much better than the iPhone 5 and the build quality of mine is just as good and I would argue better with the design of the front screen.

ANYONE who returns this within 1-3 days hasn't given it a proper consideration. Ignore them.

Since I picked it up yesterday, many things have gone from "Not sure about this" to "This is great". The keyboard layout (switched to Swiftkey), the size, the app tray, and other areas take time to adjust to after half a DECADE+ of iOS use.

I have enjoyed every iPhone and advocated it strongly to my friends and family and I'm here to say that I am sure I will be keeping the HTC One as an iPhone replacement. Other people can argue which is better, but I wanted something innovative and different for the term cost of my upgrades.

As far as the camera goes, it won't take as good of a picture with a quick point and click in most circumstances but it is very powerful if you learn to use it properly and post edit down the captured light (lots) to a solid photo. It is a great camera, but I wouldn't say better...just different.
[HTC Desire S] aono18:
can anyone reup FIX-1.0---FullySamsung-SAGA-1.0.1 the link are dead now pls help me:crying:
[HTC One S] adil17:
So i wanted to flash the newest Jellybam so i wiped system data cache and dalvik cache but when i booted up nothing happened and it got stuck at the HTC Experimental purposes only screen. Now i am only able to boot in to bootloader and recovery but when i try to restore the backup, there seems to be nothing on the device at all. even the internal sdcard shows nothing in it. Guys please help, this is really scaring me seeing all those empty folders and whats worse is that this is my dad's phone so he'll need it for tomorrow. Please can anyone help me out? :(
[HTC One S] ryanshew:
Did you flash the boot.img? Did you re flash the ROM? Download a different one on pc and copy it to your phone in recovery?

Did you wipe the sd card? If not, and you made a nandroid, it should still be there when you select restore, then it should show you your nandroids. Which recovery?

HTC_One_S | S-OFF | ViperOneS_2.2.0 | Black-Blue_Sense_Theme | ElementalX_4.2
[HTC One S] adil17:
Thanks for replying! I only did the factory reset, wiped cache and dalvik. Then I flashed the rom and it didn't boot up at all. And now nothing is showing up on my sd. How do I transfer files to twrp cause when I go to mount sd the pc tells me format the phone. Help?
[HTC One S] lampel:
What version of twrp are you using?
[HTC One S] adil17:
Version 2.4.1.0
[HTC One S] lampel:
Try 2.4.0.0 or 2.3.3.3 and see if it will mount properly... If you still don't see a nandroid to restore you can push a rom to the sd and reinstall. Don't forget if you install rather than restore you'll need to flash the boot image if you're not s-off.
[HTC One S] adil17:
Where can i find the boot img? Plus i Just sideloaded the chameleon os rom and when i flashed it, it still doesnt boot up
[HTC One S] lampel:
On your laptop look in the rom zip you are trying to install - it will be called boot.img
[HTC One S] ryanshew:
Yes, you need to extract the boot.img from the ROM zip you are trying to flash, then flash it using fastboot on your pc. That's why your roms won't boot...no boot.img

By the way, I have a feeling you are using file manager to look for your backup. All you will see is empty folders unless you mount the partitions first under mount, but that's not how you should be looking for your backup anyways, you should be selecting "restore" from the main twrp screen, them your backups will appear. The boot.img fire your backup is still on your phone (reason the other ROM won't boot) so the easiest way to get your phone running is to restore that backup until you research and understand how to flash a custom ROM on this phone better. It can be more tricky than other phones.

HTC_One_S | S-OFF | ViperOneS_2.2.0 | Black-Blue_Sense_Theme | ElementalX_4.2
[HTC One S] adil17:
I just mounted the phone and it shows nothing. The phone is completely blank and the only folders i see is the android.secure folder and the TWRP folder and the rom itself. but theres nothing else in there. Can somebody help, i just want to get the phone back to stock now, i dont give a sh** about flashing new roms anymore. I done with this. Please help? :(:(:(:(:(:(
[HTC One S] ilostchild:
in twrp if you cant mount your phone as mass storage/usb storage, you can do adb push (your rom.zip) /sdcard and let it push into phone and from there restart twrp recovery again and your rom should be there from there just click install and let it install and it will boot,

if the option is not there to mount as USB storage, you can select adb sideload which will allow you to load the your (rom.zip) and from there flash the rom, and phone will boot.

and what others talking about is get the rom.zip that you had previously installed before you wiped your phone open the .zip and look for the "boot.img" once you have that, reboot your phone into bootloader mode and connect it to the pc and it should say "fastboot" on your phone. make sure you all the drivers on your PC to do this,

open cmd prompt window and type this

"fastboot boot (drag your "Boot.img" into cmd window) and hit enter, your phone should boot right up into the rom you last had on/flashed
[HTC One S] ryanshew:
What!? It's - fastboot flash boot boot.img

And if he wiped system, his ROM is gone...he better have a backup.

Food you read my last post? What happens when you select restore? what is listed?

HTC_One_S | S-OFF | ViperOneS_2.2.0 | Black-Blue_Sense_Theme | ElementalX_4.2
[HTC One S] wendellc:
I had this same issue with newest TWRP (2.5.0?), downgraded to TWRP 2.3.3 and mounted as usb storage. I was able to transfer the ROM this way. Flashed ROM and fastboot the boot.img that I extracted from the ROM.
[HTC One S] ilostchild:
yea sorry meant to say flash thanks for the correction
[HTC One S] adil17:
So will fastbooting the boot.img fix the situation?
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
1. Copy ROM zip on your Sdcard.

2. When you finish, extract zip and find file boot.img. Move it into folder where you put fastboot.exe file.

3. Go into twrp (or try flashing CWM), do a full wipe and flash rom

4. Reboot after flashing

5. Hold power button for 10 seconds until it reboot. You tactile buttons will flash. Immediately hold volume down and power. Go into fastboot.

6. Hold shift and right click in folder where are located fastboot, advice, drivers and copied boot.img file in step 2 and select open command prompt here. Type into cmd:

fastboot flash boot boot.img

7. After flashing boot, type:

fastboot reboot

8. Wait, phone should be rebooted when install kernel.

If this don't work, relock your bootloader with typing in fastboot:

Fastboot oem lock

Go to fastboot again. Download RUU and flash it...

Good luck
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
Do you solve the problem?
[HTC One S] adil17:
Yes I followed the steps posted by you and the others and it worked! Thanks a lot! But I still have a problem on Trickdroid 9.1.0, the wifi doesn't work. [NOOB QUESTION ALERT] Is there a rom out there that has everything working and also is clean and simple? Thanks again!
[HTC One S] rootrider:
hehe, I like that.

Viper rom comes with a wifi fix. But check in here first and give it a try if your bootloader is < 1.13.

And one more.
[HTC One S] adil17:
So will flashing the first link aka the radio help fix the problem?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] johnye17:
How do i go from JB 4.2.2 to ICS 4.0.4 on my Samsung Infuse 4G?

I have Android JB 4.2.2 CM10 Unofficial
[Samsung Infuse 4G] eZdubzitmk4:
Odin back to stock then flash ics

Or use heimdall
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mrdjaswin:
To Gb??

Can i go back to gb. i am using code name android 4.1.2 jb and want to downgrade to gb 2.3.6....is it possible??

i tried it with odin and ended up in a boot loop stuck on the at&t logo screen.

so is there any way possible where i can go back to gb.

thanks in advance
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Zen Arcade:
Make sure you use an Odin or Heimdall package that includes repartioning (pit file). Top part of the infuse super everything thread has links to both (back to stock / unbrick). Follow link in my sig.