yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] krYshuT:
So I realised that the method in my second post wouldn't work because those files are only meant for fastboot ADB.

I continued my search for Mobile ODIN flashable stock files, but I only found few for CDMA version of Galaxy Nexus. I have a GSM version.

I have only found this Chainfire's old thread with broken links for 4.0.2 GSM ODIN files and this guide which also has dead links to GSM files.

I'm getting desperate. Can anybody send me in the right direction?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
Might want to reach Chainfire on those Odin images. Have you tried searching for the exact filenames on Google and then comparing hashes?

Sent from my Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] searius:
Hi!

I had the same problems that you have now.

What I did was to make e restore from cwr with any backup that is stock. You can find them here at xda. After you can lock again the bootloader. But I'm not sure if I had to lock the boatload first and after run the recovery process. I had cwr installed when I send the GN for repair. I had stock rom, locked bootloader, cwr installed. And everything was ok. After a week I received the GN fixed for free.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] krYshuT:
Problem solved. I'm saved!

I found this flashable 4.1 ROM .zip from Koush aaaand that's it! All I did was that I used BootUnlocker then flashed this 4.1's radio through CWM and at last the ROM itself which also overwritten CWM with stock recovery. And now... I'm all STOCK and can send the phone to RMA.

Nandroid backup through CWM is also a good idea, but it still leaves you CWM. Not 100% clean.

Hope this helps someone.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] josh030181:
With the EVO LTE I was able to talk and still have 3g, but with the ONE I just noticed today I can't.

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[Sprint HTC One (M7)] leerage:
This is correct. The One is one of many recent Sprint handsets to not include SVDO. The One does do SVLTE though.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Harfainx:
It works fine with voice and WiFi though. I hadn't noticed no voice and data until you mentioned it, then I checked it on my phone lol.

(I call Newegg whenever I need to test-call anything.)
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Marty:
Correct. The Evo LTE had a second CDMA radio allowing it to do simultaneous voice and data. The HTC One does not.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] robfactory:
Only the older Snapdragon processor was able to do this.

Now days, the only Voice and Data will be through LTE. Not 3G on Sprint.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] kenshi1023:
so I am guessing, you guys don't have lte signal at your location?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] josh030181:
I don't have lte at my house but I can go 5 blocks any direction and get it but no big deal because of WiFi.

I do allot of traveling around the Baltimore surrounding counties and not every area has it.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] mrrogers1:
Yeah, with no LTE in sight, this is the only downside for me with the One. Owell... Still love the phone.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] benmatlock:
Processor has absolutely nothing to do with this and its the antenna that we're talking about. I don't know why you're bringing up the Snapdragon,
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] robfactory:
Then please enlighten me.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] mrrogers1:
Well...

s4gru wrote about the lack of SVDO in the HTC One, "The other notable absence is SVDO support for simultaneous CDMA1X voice + EV-DO data, though its omission is growing less and less notable as time goes on. SVDO requires separate RF paths for CDMA1X and EV-DO. The first few Sprint LTE handsets did support SVDO, utilizing separate paths for CDMA1X and EV-DO/LTE. But the last nine Sprint LTE handsets have foregone SVDO, combining CDMA1X/EV-DO on a single path, so SVDO was likely just a temporary measure or a fringe benefit of the Qualcomm MSM8960 chipset and will not be a common Sprint handset feature going forward."

Maybe a slight misunderstanding of what the limitation is but I believe chipset plays a pretty definitive part in this.

Just sayin....
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Felnarion:
Guess you're ignoring the whole system on a chip thing. Like, it's a qualcomm chipset that comes with the snapdragon processor.

Do you think you're going to get a TI chipset, with a QC processor? Of course not. This is part of the standard snapdragon configuration. It does not have 3g/voice simultaneous data. It does of course do simultaneous voice with WiFi or LTE.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] mrrogers1:
Of course it does it over wifi/lte, it's the 3G/Voice that I know I'll miss and most of Sprint coverage of being non-LTE will also. My understanding was that is a perk of the old QC chipset that supported the Snapdragon we had. Well never see that combo again.

Or maybe I don't understand at all, no matter, it's the interwebs and I reserve the right to be wrong whenever I want to! :p
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] xboxfanj:
The issue with Simultaneous Voice and EvDO data is that the system-on-a-chip on this device does not have an integrated modem. None of the Qualcomm APQ series does (This device has the APQ8064T as its system on a chip, which essentially blends most of the peripherals such as GPU, CPU, etc). SVDO requires separate pathways for 1X (2G, used for calls), and EVDO (3G Data). Otherwise, only one can be used at a time. The MSM8960 (used on the EvoLTE, Photon Q, and S3) did have an integrated modem and the separate pathways for EVDO and 1X so both could be used at the same time (Data and Voice). There has been no Qualcomm device released with an integrated modem since the MSM8960 series. Not sure why, but it probably costs more. Definitely is better on battery though. The 800 (MSM8974) series should support it because it is labeled MSM, which means it has a modem integrated.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] eXplicit815:
I'm so confused, but it looks like what you said was smart, so I'll say :thumbsup:
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] xboxfanj:
I just edited the post. Hopefully it makes more sense now. I was at school, on my phone, and too lazy to explain fully earlier. Let me know if I can clear anything else up.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] sgt. slaughter:
The APQ series SoC is paired with an MDM9x15 for connectivity btw in the One... To my knowledge its mostly about the extra txrx paths and without them no matter if you have the super chip($) then it won't do you any good.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] shook187:
Xboxfanj is smart, the only dumb thing he's done is buy a LG Optimus G on a 2 year contract ;)
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] mswlogo:
No 64gb version

No 64gb SD card,

No simultanious voice/data, I really like this feature

I could be tethered and get a phone call

I could start up nav while getting there address over the phone

This really sucks

No kick stand

are you this thing is an upgrade from evo lte :(

I'm about order one tomorrow and having second thoughts.

Will S4 have the same limitation?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] josh030181:
I am actually thinking of swaying phones with my wife to get my evo lte back because of everything you just pointed out, but I do like the ONE so I'm going to give it a little more time to see if I really want those features back
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] usd95:
Hey people ..I m planning to buy a new phone in a month or so help me chose b/w note 2 and HTC One :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akuma2012:
Note 2 is the only logical choice. Forza samsung.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AHOME:
If you want more battery life, bigger screen, take notes with S-Pen, use SD Card etc. you should buy Note 2 but if you want better camera and sound quality you should buy HTC One. :)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3to4:
Up to now, I have always preferred HTC and bought TD2, HD2 and Sensation, but this time I bought a Galaxy Note 2. For me, the main reasons are;

1) HTC One doesn't have a removable battery.

2) HTC One doesn't have a micro-SD slot.

3) HTC One's bootloader is difficult to unlock.

I don't regret my choice.In addition, I noticed that Galaxy Note 2 has an amazing battery life.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zkyevolved:
You can't go wrong with either phone, but to be honest, I like the Note 2 a lot more. But if you want a smaller phone, then the HTC One. Its footprint is much lighter (size-wise). For me the Spen is fantastic, the SD card and battery life (and the fact that it's replaceable) are unbeatable. The HTC has the display going for it, and the build quality. But while some think the metal design is fantastic, I'd rather have plastic even though it doesn't feel as premium. That's just my opinion. Now, FACT is that HTC releases less updates than Samsung, that for me is another deal breaker. I want my device to be supported for a while. The Galaxy S2 and Note are still getting their updates. The S4 was just released, so it's 2 generations old and STILL getting MAJOR updates. So I don't know what to tell you... Buy whatever feels right for you, but you're in a Samsung forum, and I love my Samsung device :)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cashyftw:
If you ask this in the HTCone section, they'll tell you to get the one. No real answers here, or there. Go test it out your self, that's the best choice.

Sent from my SGH-T889
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tuxonhtc:
HTC One is a nice phone. However depends on your usage. If you're a heavy user like me who prefers large screen, excellent battery life etc. Note II. I have never once had to worry about battery life on Note 2 our even enable the power saving option which I could hardly do without in my previous phones. Obviously first check if the screen size is okay for you. If you're predominantly type with two hand like me, then it should be absolutely no problem at all. And obviously there's SPen, I do use it a lot, but some don't.

Every single phone before has "wow"d me initially, but this is the only phone that grew on me more. :)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nerys71:
I was thinking the HTC ONE is an awful nice device but the no removable battery and no sd card are INSTANT turn offs. makes it not even an option on the table.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kremata:
No removable battery at 2300mAh, 4.9" screen, No sd-card, No S-pen? Where is the comparison? These threads have no place here. Another attemp to troll.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PierreTech:
I will never go back to htc. Htc one looks awesome! I will buy it if only the brand was samsung. I dont trust htc anymore. I have 4 friends who owns htc devices 3 of then gets favtory defected and after repairing it soon after a month or so it will break again. Even though htc one itself has a better build quality and design i would choose note 2.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.m0x:
Think the last few posters have pretty much summed it up. HTC One itself and the Sense UI look sexier than what the GN2 can offer. That's about the only thing its favour. Every other point gets scored by the Note 2. Much larger battery, removable battery, larger screen, s-pen, expandable storage, easier to root and possible to revert completely to out of box state (no going back to locked state on an htc device).

There are already multiple threads about the same topic, the same answers have been presented multiple times. If you value form over function go buy an HTC One. If you want a phone that will be the most useful companion then the Note 2 is currently the best phone out there. Not even the S4 can best it.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nerys71:
its a valid query. I DO like the 1080p panel that I wish the note II had. I DO like the higher res camera I DO like the good quality front facing speakers.

but 4.9" would be a hard downgrade once your used to 5.5" and I DO use the pen.

alas the lack of battery and sd make it a non starter. I used darned near 100% of my 16gb internal and 64gb external memory on my note II.

but this might not be the case for everyone.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tuxonhtc:
I would hate going back to that horrible days where you have to manually tweak/micromanage stuff to make it through the day with your battery. And still you'll be bloody anxious if the bugger will drain on you :P

Shouldn't be a problem for moderate/light users, but is for me.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nerys71:
I KNOW !! that is one of the most amazing things about the Note II. the battery life. its simply amazing.

pretty much no matter what I do to it I still have 30-50% battery left when I get home. simply amazing.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] victorator:
Noone mentioned that HTC One's camera is a complete disaster.

Most important feature for me aside from battery life, sdcard and screen size.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dannydogg:
Note2

Note 2 !. say no more....
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Simone:
Every person says the same thing just with a different construction.

Face it, the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 beats the HTC One with more angles.

Close the fvcking thread. :cyclops:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dannydogg:
yes, this thread is answered^^ (my 8th post) can't wait to get access to android development forum :good:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeinashed:
I have the note 2 and the missus has the one. They're both great devices. The one has a better screen and the sound clarity is unbelievable for a phone. It also feels amazing in the hand. The note is almost as good as a tablet for Internet browsing.

I've found the camera on the note to be marginally better, but there isn't much in it.

If you can stand the size and want the s pen then the note is a no brainer. If you don't need expandable storage and want something a bit more phone like then the one is best.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nurra:
Copied this from the thread above which asking similar question.

I say choose Samsung. This is coming from an apple hater, but Android does influenced by apple a bit. Please HTC if you're gonna copy Apple, copy the good stuff. Not supporting sd card is a big no no for me. I like htc's design and sense but I can't bring myself to like them while Samsung is around. Yes I know Android nexus also doesn't support sd card but Samsung it's Samsung. ..
[HTC One S] Zaman-The-Man:
so i was in twrp and wanted to wipe all my data so i clicked wipe and then hit advanced options and accidently wiped everything off my phone including the os . so afterwards not relising before i rebooted my phone and twrp warned me saying are you sure you want to reboot without an os i hit yes so im left at a hanging htc queitly brilliant i have been told to mount my usb and load up a rom if so please can somone tell me how to and please can someone link me to the stock ROM or a stable 100% Rom

THANKS <3
[HTC One S] real187:
If you got twrp, then you must know the basics.

Get in recovery, mount USB storage, copy ROM on internal sd and Just flash a new ROM. Flash boot.img

How do you got it wiped accidentally??

Verstuurd van mijn One S met Tapatalk
[HTC One S] jamus28:
I think the not-so-obvious part for a newbie is when you get stuck in a bootloop, you can hold the power button till it restarts, THEN as the bottom lights turn off you hit Volume down + power at just the right moment.

then you navigate to recovery, mount, and copy over the zip.

When I got my first ever bootloop (back in the day), I remember being stuck in it for 10 minutes. I knew how to get to the bootloader from a complete power off, but holding power during boot would only restart my phone.
[HTC One S] Zaman-The-Man:
thanks

thanks can you just tell me how to mount usb storage as i cant find it and if possible a link to the stock rom or a stable rom with all the feautres working if possible a working pac man one

<3 No homo
[HTC One S] real187:
reboot in twrp, go to mount see the button there
[HTC One S] Zaman-The-Man:
can you please help me find the stock rom ? if i give you the hboot details ? or if you cant a stable 100% working rom thanks

and please can i have a guide on how to instll roms as when i tried it just get stuck on the htc quelitly brilliant screen thanks
[HTC One S] real187:
Yeah Give some more details , if i cant help you somebody else might.

Get in fastboot usbmode

Type: getvar all

Post that.

Remove any personal info like imei/sn and such

Verstuurd van mijn One S met Tapatalk
[HTC One S] Zaman-The-Man:
yesss

i have flashed the stock recovery and i have also relocked the boot loader i need a branded RUU for these specs

*** TAMPERED ***

*** UNLOCKED ***

VLE PVT SHIP S-ON RL

HBOOT-2.13.0000

RADIO-1.11.50.05.28

OpenDSP-v31.1.0.45.0815

eMMC-boot

Nov 20 2012,15:44:03:-1

ITS BRANDED TO THREE UK THANKS <3
[HTC One S] NQNH:
why opening 2 threads with the same content?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=40626785#post40626785
[HTC One S] Zaman-The-Man:
This thread was originally about something else but then it leaded of to the same topic as my other thread
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] paperuccio:
Hi there! I have an MDA II and a Parrot CK-3000 (with sw ver. 3.13) carkit. I read about the outcoming of this sw and I decided to install it on my MDAII. But, after a correct installing procedure, it simply doesn't work: my carkit remains mute like a fish!!! :shock: I'm asking you, guys already use successfully this sw, a hand of help to solve my trouble (if possible). Note that I downloaded it from this

http://bluetooth.i-networx.de/index_e.html

and I tried to follow all the instructions placed in there...

Thank you all!

pap
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] mrg2003:
Why not email the author, he is most helpful.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] IanF:
Had the same issue with the Parrot. My Plantronics headset works a treat, but not the Parrot.

I mailed the author who confirmed there are some problems and a new release will be needed.

As the author is doing this work unpaid and the functionality is so good, I can wait.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] paperuccio:
@ mrg2003

I send an e-mail some days ago but still had no response.

Anyway, I agree with IanF and I'll wait for the new release.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] stephen_oliver:
I wish I read this bulletin board more often.

Yes, I have exactly the same problem with the CK3000 (v3.13) and PBT. HBH-35 works a treat but CK3000 does not bond (XDA thinks it does but there is no handshaking and CK3000 repeats request to bond).

Back to basics again ...

Incidentally, does anyone know if Tobias plans to engineer a way to trigger Voice Command and take input from the car microphone for voice recognition? Would be the dogs and well worth a major donation ....

Cheers
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] hmerali:
I've had some problems with pocket bluetooth. I have emailed tobias as follows and am awaiting a reply. Was wondering if anyone has faced similar problems:

Tobias,

Thanks for all the hard work in getting these tools working. I have just bought an XDAII with the latest 1.60.00 ROM using the 1.10.00 radio version.

At the same time, I have a WIDCOMM bluetooth dongle on my PC which supports numerous profiles including the headset profile, which allows me to use the PC's speakers and mic as a 'headset' with the XDAII.

I set up the XDAII with the PC, using the built-in bluetooth bonding and pairing application and managed to get it all working fine with the PC using the speakers and the mic as the headset, with the phone automatically transferring the call to the PC when the 'Bluetooth Headset mode is enabled' shows on the today screen. Furthermore, activesync also seems to work fine too.

After installing Pocket Bluetooth Tools, the headset stops working. Before installing it, I unpaired the device by deleting it from the list of paired devices. After installation and going through the process of pairing the device again, it correctly gives me the option to choose the Serial Port, ActiveSync, Modem, and Headset profile. I select all of these and click on OK. Once this happens, my PC gives me a message saying that the XDAII has connected with the headset. However, this doesn’t happen once but goes into a continuous loop giving me notifications every 2-3 seconds that this is the case. Furthermore, when making a call to see if the voice has been transferred to the PC< this stops working and the XDAII's speaker and mic continue to be used. The only way to stop the constant loop of connections is to switch off the bluetooth radio on the XDAII. Furthermore, when deleting the pairing from the XDAII this constant loop continues.

Have you faced this issue previously, as I think it may be a bug. The only reason I installed pocket Bluetooth is that my current b.tooth headset is a Nokia HDW-30 that supports the handsfree profile and your documentation states that Pocket Bluetooth tools supports this profile.

Let me know if there is a fix for this.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] izeman:
pap[/quote]

Why not email the author, he is most helpful.[/quote]

maybe just because he doesn't answer ;)

i wrote a very long report some days after the long awaited new version came out in april, but haven't got any reply. (maybe my email got lost - who knows ...)

i have exactly the same problems. i also have a parrot ck3000 (tried with firmware 3.11 and 3.13) and an mda2 with rom 1.6.00GER and extROM 1.60.07. the two devices pair, and sometime i can even select the "headphone profile" afterwards. i even managed to make it work ONCE, after several hours, of installing, reinstalling, pairing, reparing, ect, ect ...

what did work once was making calls. but after the first call came in, i could answer it, the caller could hear me, but i couldn't hear anything. this happened twice and then i just turned off bt and used the mobile as always.

as i'm using my mda in my car for work and not for fun this is no solution for me :(. i went back to the original bt stack that works quite well. i can make and take calls w/o any problems.

one thing i'd like to see changed (as soon as parrot and mda work together) is, that ALL calls are made via the handsfree, as, as long i'm in the car it HAVE TO use the handsfree by law (and it's much more comfortable anyway). it's not practicle to dial with the mobile, and then by pressing the green button on the parrot to move the call to the handsfree. but that's the only way you can do it when using speeddial.

another thing i desperately miss is a way to change the volume of the handsfree. i could do this using the volume slider of my nokia 6310, but volume stays all the same when using the mda. and it's just too low when doing higher speeds on the autobahn ;)

of course voice dialing would be a great feature to have ... but it's not that necessary.

please don't get me wrong .. i'm don't want to be ungrateful as i'm not paying for this software - i just want to help ppl by saying that they are not alone with their problem and they should give up wasting their time and better wait for a new release....

and of course i'm very willing to PAY for that software as well as soon as it is any improvement over the original bt stack (for me of course. for most of you it already is)

maybe TOWA could say some words here. that would be really appreciated.

thanks anyway a lot to all ppl that spend their free time developing software and providing it to the comunity!!! thumbs up !

regards ize|man
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] faisal:
Bluetooth tools and ROM 1.72

Does ROM version 1.72 require TOWA's bluetooth tools? In this ROM, there are options for COM port selection etc under Bluetooth settings and the clubimate site mentions bluetooth improvements. Anyone with this info?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] Rudegar:
other com settings then

Inbound COM port com4

outbound COM port com5

??

if so what are they?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] faisal:
Rudegar

You are right. Inbound 4, outbound 5. Likely required for GPS devices, if i am not mistaken