yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gigad3ath:
Ok,

I flash a Jellybean rom about a week ago and it installed properly. The only problem was that is would power cycles quite often through out the day. Given this issue, I was just going to return the TAB back into stock firmware. Ever since I attempted to reflash the rom it has been stuck in a boot loop. The Binary count is currently at "4" and I'm wondering if that might con contributed to the boot loop.

I have attempted to flash "CWM recovery .Tar" as well as flashing a roll back to the original stock rom. The outcome of flashing those two through Odin have generated the same outcome. Has anyone else found the solution to this problem that has turned my tab into an expensive paperweight?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] John Kester:
Not enough information to proffer a possible solution. What was your previous rom, what version of recovery are you using, what version of JB did you flash: 4.1.2, 4.2.1 or 4.2.2??? And what do you mean by "power cycles"? If that means what I suspects, then it would be ironic to say the flashing was successfully done, because if it was, then power cycling would not have occurred. Provide the required information and lets see about a possible solution.

Cheers!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lavakille:
I recently rooted my phone and installed the Wicked 9.1 rom on it as well. After installing the rom, every time when i start up my phone it shows up "com.android.phone" has stopped. I've tried installing the rom a few times already but the same problem occurs. I'm wondering if anyone knows why this problem is showing up and what exactly does it mean?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] IXChicharitoXI:
Did you do a full wipe? And are you selecting stock kernal?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] evil1art:
I would redownload and check md5
[Motorola Droid RAZR] carnosus:
Hey guys.

Im looking Custum 4.2.x rom for my verizon xt912. I'll use it in Europe, i tried CM10.01 so far.

A lot custom roms around i dont have time to test all of them i need some suggestion :)

Thanks.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] kevintstephens:
I've been using Liquid Smooth for about a week now and I LOVE it! It's probably the fastest ROM I've used to date, and has way more functionality than stock ROM. I highly recommend it.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] RBarnett09:
I agree with him.

Here's your link:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2222535
[Motorola Droid RAZR] halx:
Asking again. As liquidsmooth 4.2 is dead, and their kitkat is crap.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] SimonTALM:
OK Guys lets see what you can suggest over this one!

I am a heavy user of the XDAII and as such I have 2 batteries and have had no problems in swapping batteries before. Yesterday morning (just before going on holiday) I was charging my battery in the XDAII using the powerlead and adapter and once it had completely charged I swapped it, so I could charge the spare as well. After I swapped it it decided it would hard reset itself losing all my data, software etc :x meaning a delay in me leaving as I tried desperately to put all the software back on (priority was Sat Nav and Speed Camera detector :wink: ) as I didn't have a backup :oops: .

What happened? - I've swapped batteries many times before without a hard reset. I can only think of the following two reasons

1) I was pushing the power button as the device reset itself after putting the battery in - therefore causing the hard reset. (pretty sure I wasn't but can't be sure as I don't have CCTV :wink: )

2) There is some form of power spike/drop that casued the hard reset as I had just disconnected the power cable from the device before removing the old battery meaning the backup battery wasn't in circuit (I doubt this one)

Incidently it appears that the SD card that was in the device at the time has been wiped - don't know if this is a seperate issue or whether this is linked (either way I was glad it wasn't my Sat Nav map data).

Any one any clues?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Mosser:
It sounds like the little red switch to release the battery wasnt fully slid over, or the switch in it had failed, if you disconnect the battery without this slid over fully it will hard reset the device and you loose everything,

The switch swaps the power over to the backup battery temporarily whilst you change the main battery, if it doesnt switch for some reason you loose all your data in less than a second !!
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] SimonTALM:
That may well have been it - I'd love to prove it but I hope you understand my reluctance :wink:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] glukosio:
hello i have a problem with my galaxy s: suddently it stops working and when it rebooted it shows me just this, then i've tried to do everything i found on the web but still nothing, how can i solve?

UPDATE: i've tried to push for 1 minute the power button, and after reboot it showed me (after blue interferences) the language choosing menu, i scrolled down and after 2 seconds it rebooted
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fanta110:
Looks like problem with hardware.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ocularis:
Does it go into recovery or download mode at all?

(Power button + Volume Down or Up)

If it goes into download, you could try reflashing the phone with odin, just to see if it is hardware or software.

I remember having some similar artifacts on mine whenever i flashed a broken build.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] glukosio:
yes i can go into recovery and download mode, i've already tried to flash stock GB, froyo, various kernel, and other things, but still nothing.. the best thing i had was the language-choosing menu :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alireza40ir:
I think it's a LCD problem or LCD flat trouble
[Off-topic] thereal_antiHackmasta:
Hi,

I'm antiHackmasta. I'm a computer technician from Miami, FL and I love everything android. I don't have a whole lot of experience in make roms or development but I have managed to root and put custom roms on every android phone I have ever owned. Thanks to the great people of this forum. I figure it was about time that I create an account and start pressing that thanks button. I also would like to mention that if any rooters or rom developer ever need a tester or rom dumps or anything of that nature just let me know.

Oh and to the person that saw my handle on another forum and decided to take it. I will find you... and I will make you pay.:mad:​
[Off-topic] matgras:
There is an say hi thread,

Im on tapatalk now so somebody report this thread,

And also, dont go to the off topic forums until you have 10 posts, it is in the rules, you have read them? Did you?

sony xperia ray

ics 4.0.4 rooted

stock rom
[Off-topic] justmpm:
Hi,

Please search before posting. There is a perfectly good "Hi" thread stickied at the top of this forum. Seriously, there are 5 million registered users for xda....what would this place be like if everyone of them posted a new thread just to say "Hi".:D

Thread Locked.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VJKotts:
I just received a Developer Edition 64GB HTC One. I also have in my possession the AT&T Store model. I was receiving 2 to 3 bars signal strength at home with the AT&T version, but when I started using the Developer model, I was receiving one bar.

Also noticed with the developer edition, I was moving between HSPA+ and LTE frequently and even lost signal when I went inside a store. Is there anything I can do to fix this? Is anyone having the same problem?

I don't want to return the Developer edition but signal strength is important to me and I may have to, if it comes down to it.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VJKotts:
Bump
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ThePhoneGeek:
I am by no means the most knowledgeable person here but I was for many years an employee of at&t and in that role was part of group of people that tested pre-release devices as well as upgrades to those devices post release...

So with that I know that at&t is known to manipulate signal meters on the OS of devices as part of their "network optimization". So what that would mean is that the signal strength measurement of a device with non-at&t OS might show that -95dBm is one bar, the same device with the at&t branded OS would show two or three bars. Leading the consumer to think that they have better coverage than they do.

I am not suggesting this is for certain the case but you can probably find a reliable signal strength tool for free in the play store and load it on both and compare the actual dBm measurement and you may find that they are close to the same and that the signal meter is not as accurate.

MG

Edit: I downloaded Network Signal Info by Kaibits Software and it seems to have a lot of useful info.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] serialtoon:
Ive never worked for AT&T but this is very true. As someone who always has the latest phones (me) its very apparent when you go to CM or any other non carrier ROM that you notice how they manipulate the signal meter.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hunt3r.j2:
The real answer here is that there is no difference in reception, only in signal bar representation. I believe the developer edition has a bug because the range represented isn't quite correct, it bottoms out at -113 dBm while 10 MHz LTE like on ATT should bottom out at -125 dBm.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jherbert16:
Same situation but signal is in fact lower.

I actually found this posting searching for this exact problem. I have the ATT and the Developer edition. I noticed the bar difference but as everyone has been alluding to, I just wrote it off as how signal displayed as being wrong. However, when I turned the WiFi off and was trying to use the mobile media only, it was so slow to non existent in LTE but it changed to non LTE and did have some throughput but as you experienced it kept changing around. Again, the ATT version had great throughput and speed and stayed solidly on LTE. I am sorry I do not have the solution as I am also trying to find out what is going on and as you, I do not want to return the unlocked phone. Hope we find the solution soon.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RayYung:
Did ATT have different APN on the One? They have changed APN many time before. I have the dev edition with a LTE sim(one come from an ATT LTE phone), can some one post the APN from a ATT One?

Thanks,
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mklpickle:
APN Settings for ATT HTC One

Name: ATT Phone

APN: phone

MMSC: http://mmsc.mobile.att.net

MMS proxy: proxy.mobile.att.net

MMS port: 80

MCC: 310

MNC: 410

APN type: default,admin,fota,mms,supl,hipri

Bearer: Unspecified

I have both the ATT and Dev editions. The apn settings that the dev auto populates are the same as the ATT apn settings. I did go to speedtest.net on both phones (using LTE in Virginia Beach). Although the ATT One did have one test with DL speed of @21 mpbs, subsequent tests were @ 5mpbs, which were the same as the Dev One.

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FYI: I also ran Network Signal Info app which showed both devices picking up same signal (-85dbm), but each had different number of bars (ATT One had 4, Dev One had 2)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 09CarreraS:
I have the same problem in Massachusetts. I have both phones At&t and dev. The dev can barely keep an LTE signal. The At&t is fine. Any thoughts on how to extract the radio from the At&t model and flash it on the dev model?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RayYung:
hmm, that's what I have. I am in NYC this week and the LTE IS pretty fast. 16mb d/l
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gtg465x:
No need for an app. Go to Settings > About > Network. Compare the dBm there. I am getting great LTE on my unlocked edition. Got 37 Mbps down, 18 up when I tested yesterday.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PapaRhino:
-105dBm

8.33 up

6.57 down

inside my house with ATT LTE :P
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iFalcon:
I work in a large office building and my previous phones had a very difficult time holding an AT&T signal.

The worse for me was the Nexus 4. Up until yesterday, I was using the Samsung S3 and it did quite a bit better.

The HTC One is doing a FANTASTIC job for me. Much better reception and 2 or 3 dBm better than the S3.

So far, no complaints.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yokken:
This is making me feel a bit uneasy... I hope I don't have any problems with mine! Glad to know people are aware of it, I guess...
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mklpickle:
The signal strength is the same on both devices I have (ATT and Dev). The only difference is the way it's presented or each device's interpretation of a "good signal".
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yokken:
Some people were saying they have the AT&T and Developer edition and the Developer one actually dropped connections where the AT&T one held strong and was very fast. That is what scares me.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 09CarreraS:
I want to make sure people are not getting caught up with signal levels in dB. I have personally spent a good amount of time testing both phones. There is several times that the DEv unit was not operating in LTE frequencies and the At&t unit was working perfectly. So I called HTC to complain. I would like everyone else to complain to HTC. They are blowing this off. There needs to be as many complaints to get this escalated. Please do not dispair about complaining to HTC thinking your phone is OK.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] greyhulk:
I had both phones for a day and, while I didn't compare signal strength (only one sim), I haven't noticed my Developer edition having any issues with signal since I took my AT&T model back.

Speeds are right where they should be and I have had no dropped calls. Maybe it's a placebo effect.

I have to say, though, even if I knew for a fact that the AT&T model consistently got better reception, I would still choose the Developer edition for the lack of bloatware, wireless tether, and factory unlocked bootloader.

We're bound to get a firmware update eventually that includes a new radio. I'm sure it will get better. Assuming that it's worse, I seriously doubt that it's hardware.

---------- Post added at 11:12 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:55 PM ----------

Stop spreading your lies, Walternate, or we'll take out a chunk of your brain!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] My60Amb:
My developer edition is pulling down 43.6 down and 12.8 up inside the house on AT&T LTE. Current signal strength is -81 RSRP and -7 RSRQ.

I had a problem with the Dev edition not working properly with my AT&T SIM card yesterday when the phone arrived. All the phone functions worked fine, but Data did not work at all. It gave me a message that the APN was configured wrong. (Even though it was the stock AT&T settings.)

I stopped at my local AT&T Corp store this afternoon while I was out and they swapped me into a new LTE SIM Card for free. They also checked my IMEI and I believe they added it to my account info. A quick reboot and things were working fine and flying along. Apparently some of the SIM Cards are set up for the HSPA + "4g" network and do not have something authorized for the LTE. Both my old SIM Card and the new LTE card looked exactly the same as well, so there doesn't seem to be an easy way to tell if you have the LTE Enabled card. (Obviously if you were using it with an LTE phone before you know.) I was using a Nexus 4 prior to getting my One so HSPA+ was all I had available before.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] greyhulk:
You didn't need to give AT&T your IMEI. In fact, I try to avoid this with unlocked phones. You did, however, need an LTE Sim card to get the full benefit. You could have used your old card, but you would have had to enter a different APN manually and then you would only get HSPA speeds, which would be a shame.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PetarHolland:
Hello guys,

I'm a new noob in the forum. I was following the thread about android on kindle fire hd7 and since this weekend (ty hashcode :good:) seems i can try the rom on my kindle device. Now... i'm totally noob in this kind of operation, there is something vital or important i have to know before i brick my kindle fire?? OR i can just follow the instruction, install bootloader and then loading the rom? There is a video or something more deep to read before try to install?? Thank you and thank you for your future answer,

Petar
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soupmagnet:
If you haven't already, read this...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2228534

...it will tell you what you need to know to avoid bricking your device, and how to restore it if needed.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PetarHolland:
Thanks, i will read this, then i'll post here if i still need some information :o The entire process seems to be very hard ^^
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ed!:
I'm stoked to see the outcome of that great work of porting the ROM to our kindle fires 7''.

Congrats for that great effort!

I was following the instructions you've provided. Apparently, my situation is that i'm in the 2x2 cell.

Therefore, I have the ADB drivers installed but can not achieve to enter in fastboot mode. What should I do? Should l install android's SDK? Here I'm completely lost in how to proceed...

Thanks in advance
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seokhun:
Root first, so head to the QEMU root thread in the Development forum. After that, install the 2nd-bootloader by Hashcode, I recommend you use the FireFlash app in the Themes and Apps forum, just download the files from Hashcode's thread, plug them in, hit flash, and hold Volume-Up when you see the orange Kindle logo, all the way until it turns blue, then release a few seconds after.

Recovery does take a minute to appear, so now you're into TWRP recovery, go ahead and reboot, then download the ROM from Hashcode's CM10.1 thread with the GApps. Transfer the .zip files (both of them, the ROM and the GApps) to the internal storage. Boot into recovery by shutting down, powering on, and hold Volume-Up, same deal. Once you're into TWRP, wipe system and factory reset. After that's done, flash the ROM and the GApps, and you're done. Reboot, and voila.

Yes, you need to install Android SDK. What allows you to use fastboot is the fastboot.exe file in the /platform-tools folder after you install the SDK. There are many guides on YouTube to doing this.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ed!:
Thanks for your very kind reply, seokhun

I'm a bit confused now. Do I still need fastboot commands and SDK for the method you suggested? I mean, the one with the app that flashes everything....

Sorry If i'm asking too many questions but as a noob, I'd like to be very cautious with the procedure. I'm still not familiar with the kindle's way. I wish I were with my Samsung Galaxy phone flashing custom roms :o

I forgot to mention, I was already rooted and have stock rom with bootloader 7.3.1
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PetarHolland:
Indeed... The entire process is hard, i'm trying to organize the information. SO the step are:

-Fastboot

-Installing bootloader

-Cleaning the system/exporting img

-Installing the rom

-Wipe

-Reboot

android :victory:

Right?

Some questions:

I read about a special cable, i can't do the process with the standard miniusb cable?

I read about downgrade the firmware of my kindle... I have the 7.3.0.3 version, i need to downgrade before install the bootloader right?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] E_Zatopek:
[MENTION=5232065]PetarHolland[/MENTION]

I'll try to answer your questions:

Factory cable

You do not absolutely need a factory cable to get into fastboot mode. When you have successfully rooted your device and have the adb drivers setup correctly, the command adb shell su -c "reboot bootloader" will do the trick. A factory cable can be considered an insurance: If push comes to shove and you brick your device, the factory cable will force the Kindle to boot up in fastboot mode.

Firmware downgrade

Just follow Hashcode's instructions given here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2128848 (Step 4.5). Works like a charm.

Good luck to you!
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PetarHolland:
Nice, that's really nice... So i just need to install the bootloader first following the instruction, then install the rom doing the 4.5 step. My doubt are cleared now, i will try tonight :) I hope with success :D
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kgyuszko:
Just a note of caution, as with all flashing of rom's. Whilst the fastboot cable is not 'required/essential' if you do mess it up , there is a potential that you 'could' brick, and depending to what extent your at, the cable becomes vital. In a nutshell if you can get your hands on a cable its recommeded as the earlier thread stated its a kind of insurance!

Good luck

kgyuszko
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ed!:
Thanks to all for your support. Everything worked out as expected and now I'm digging in the Recovery menu :)

There's one simple step I have to added to the ones written by Hashcode. That is, when trying to copy stack file to /data/local/tmp I had to change permissions to that folder in order to make the transfer happen. Originally was set to rwx-rwx-x and the adb push command failed.

Apart from this, as I said, everything flew as expected :D

Roughly, what I did was:

- Root the kindle 7.3.1 stock rom with Bin4ry_v28

- Install android SKD

- Follow step by step Hashcode's guide taking care to the permission change of /data/local/tmp till I reached the part of the fastboot commands.

- Active the fastboot with the following command and continue with the steps of the guide:

adb shell su -c "reboot bootloader"

Now the upcoming and logical question (i guess) is how do you buckup all you current apps and data before flashing a custom ROM?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PetarHolland:
Guys i stopped myself at the first step.. :D i followed the root instruction, i've done the file Path trick, and now i'm able to write ADB on my cmd terminal and see all the information, on the device setup i see the android composite adb interface BUT when i launch the RootQemu file this is the message i recive when i try to launch the app: You must install your device specific driver so that the device is visible to ADB. Any way to proceed??? thanks ( i'm running 7.3.1)
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PetarHolland:
from ondom

UPDATE:

i used the bin4ry v29 to root my kindle fire, i have the superuser folder on my app screen, so i think everythings goes ok. now following the hashcode instruction to get Bootloader, i'm stucked launching the fastboot mode:

i type in my cmd:

fastboot -i 0x1949 getvar product

I get the <waiting for device> screen

but when i connect my kindle, they start normally and no "product: Tate-XXX-XX" screen appear.

Where i'm wrong??? How can i launch the fastboot mode?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seokhun:
Once you have Hashcode's TWRP build, simply backup using the Backup option from the recovery's main menu. If anything occurs when you flash ROMs, boot back into recovery and restore.

Your fastboot isn't working properly. Did you make sure that your fastboot worked? In order for fastboot to work, you must have installed Android SDK. Videos are available on YouTube to help you do this. Once you correctly set up Android SDK, you will automatically have fastboot.

Otherwise, your ADB drivers aren't working. When you turn on the tablet, go to Settings > Security > ADB and turn it on. Then plug your tablet into the computer. Now your ADB drivers will be installed. This will allow you to use fastboot.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PetarHolland:
How can i test if my fastboot work? if i type fastboot on cmd i have the entire instruction of fastboot, so the command is recognised....
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soupmagnet:
fastboot -i 0x1949 getvar product