yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Asus Transformer TF700] tanis73:
Micro sd samsung 64go

Hello,

I've just installed the rom (10.1.1), but i can't read my microsd card (samsung sdxc 64go c10). Format it don't help, card unreadibable with the tablet.

She worked fine on asus stock rom before.

Is there a issue?

thx

.
[Asus Transformer TF700] NeoCream:
Maybe your card is formatted with exfat? Try FAT32.... i think CM10.1 cannot read exfat....
[Asus Transformer TF700] deathgod1:
Are the latest nightlies (12th) based on 10.1.2 or are they still at 10.1?
[Asus Transformer TF700] dgjl:
See changelog for 7/8/13 nightly - NTFS and exFAT should now be supported.
[Asus Transformer TF700] tanis73:
Cm 10.1.2 installed today, exfat always not supported (card empty message, format suggested) :(
[Asus Transformer TF700] watsonmf:
CM10.1.1 and CM10.1.2 are just security updates for the stable release according to CyanogenMod's Google+ page. The new features like additional filesystem support is only in the latest nightlies.
[Asus Transformer TF700] mrjayviper:
has anyone tried lightflow? I'm just trying it's dashclock feature (shows charging on the widget) but nothing is happening. accessibility is on too.

thanks
[Asus Transformer TF700] Rand Brittain:
I'm running the stable CM10.1.2, and am looking for a jukebox app that will let me keep most of my music on the dock SD card and have it be playable while the tablet is docked. Apollo and most of the other things I've tried seem to freak out a little bit when the files in their libraries are only occasionally present.

Does anybody have any recommendations?
[Asus Transformer TF700] LEGOracer69:
Hi. I am looking for the best gaming performance and CROMi-X is not giving me enough. I was playing Gangstar 4 (Gangstar Vegas) on CROMi-X 4.7.0 with hundsbuah Kernel 3.2.0 BETA, on performance mode set to 1850Mhz ALL COREs and 775Mhz GPU and PERFORMANCE governor. The game was playable but laggy. Then I changed the settings to Balanced mode (1 CORE to 1600Mhz, the rest to 1280Mhz). And the difference in LAG was slight only.

So my questions are:

- what kernels support overclocking CPU and GPU and how much?

- is there any recomended tool to do that? (overclock, change the settings)

- IS CYANOGEN faster than CROMi-X ?? And I mean gaming
[Asus Transformer TF700] That Baker Guy:
hey guys im a bit confused, when i first got this tab about a month ago, you couldnt use the 4.2 bl has that changed since then, the op seems to reflect that change but i dont want to end up with a brick, i have twrp 2.5 and 10.6bl

moved this question from dev thread sorry
[Asus Transformer TF700] dasunsrule32:
I think you're in the wrong thread. This is tf700
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] cmay:
WHERE IS MIUI V5 FOR OUR GALAXY S3? INSTEAD OF MAKING 30 MILLION VERSIONS OF AOSP THAT ARE ALL THE SAME IN FEATURES(NOT SAYING IM NOT THANKFUL FOR OUR DEVS) BUT WHERE IS MIUI V5???WHERE ARE THE 30 MILLION VERSIONS WITH EMOJI SUPPORT SMOOTHNESS ENHANCED, KERNEL SUPPORTED MIUI ROMS? It's starting to get overwhelming with the over exceeding amounts of aosp roms but no miui roms. I'm not mad, i'm just fed up with scavenging to look for miui rom for our phone.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] SeanHacker:
You are more than welcome to get one going yourself if you are sick of looking for one. I mean, that is what XDA is about. :D

It looks as though MIUI isn't something that the devs around here want to deal with at the moment. With it being closed sourced (if I remember correctly) I can see why. ;)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] msn.debord:
If you want it buy a phone that comes with it on it. Or learn to port it, it is closed source so it isn't easy to port, the devs have better stuff to do then please you.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Heisenberg420:
All the miui devs go with officially supported devices nowadays. If your into miui you should get one of those. I think they support the nexus line.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] RPelham:
Where exactly did your manners go? Maybe I'm wrong but I read this as if you are a self entitled brat demanding something with no concern for the process it takes to port such a ROM. Port it yourself.

You are not paying for these ROMs man, chill out and talk with a little more decency and respect for our devs, or as suggested above, buy a compatible phone.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] xBeerdroiDx:
Clap clap. The flaming hath commenced
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] CZ Eddie:
MIUI is available via the "Chameleon ROM" for our d2att:

http://www.chameleonos.org/downloads.php

For screenshots, just go to the d2vzw thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2235486

I don't know why they haven't posted it in the AT&T side of the house yet, but they do have the ROM for us.

I was going to post about it, but someone else got cyber-slapped by the mods for starting threads, posting links to other ROM's in other threads. :D
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] cmay:
Ayo thanks the guy who posted the rom link, instead of actually trying to start a flame war that i could careless about. I have respect for our devs like i clearly said in the post. What i said was instead of doing the same thing everybody else is doing why not try something else different and port MIUI. Guy who said I had no manners, sorry if it came across to you as if I don't have any manners or "whinning". But personally I'm just tired of seeing the same 50 same roms clogging the got damn forums. This goes with any phone GS3, NXS, LG NITRO ETC
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] xBeerdroiDx:
...wow
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jayRokk:
No offence but you clearly don't belong on XDA.

Its not the same thing, each AOSP has its unique features, features that run better or worse depending in the unique kernel also provided that none are the same.

I can see you don't read OP and see which ROM has what. You see "AOSP based" and you flip out.

You want MiUi V5 so bad you should of done a little search and find that there is already the V5 launcher ported to all devices with theme support, there is also various ROMs outside XDA that are MiUi.

Instead of ranting and expressing your personal feelings, which XDA isn't about, you should of searched. But you didn't like most.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] reinbeau:
Thread closed

Demanding development isn't tolerated on XDA. Development is a volunteer, perhaps team, perhaps individual effort, and there are other places where MIUI is under development. A google search should find you what you want.
[General Topics] MBM7881:
Hello i just left sprint (coverage in my area is AWFUL). I just became a verizon customer 2 days ago so I'm still within the 14 days. Verizon coverage is amazing but its a little expensive though not bank breaking. But i was looking into T-Mobile and was wondering if anyone has it in the Killeen/ Fort Hood area? If so how is coverage? Also i want the S4 and initially verizon told me they would have it before my 14 days were up and now it wont be in until the 30th of May. T-Mobile is supposed to have it soon. Thoughts? Thanks in advance
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mon_J:
Using Jellybomb 15.6

Baseband LJ7

Kernel 3.0.6.5 KT747

Is it best to update to baseband to something more current...MC3,MD4 if so how is baseband changed by simply flashing zip or tar through odin?

What is directly affected by baseband version?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
The baseband version indicates the radios/modem you have on your phone. It does not reflect the version of the rom, but is read and displayed from the phone itself (when you go into Settings > About phone)

Different basebands will yield different performance for different people, depending on your area. A lot of people reported having great improvements in coverage/data speeds with the MB1 modem, but some others experienced a significant drop in data speeds. I even know people who are still on ICS modems because all the ones up to MB1 just didnt perform as well

I would recommend doing some speed tests with what you have right now, switching modems, and then doing more speed tests. Test out a couple modems for a couple days each to find which ones work best in the areas that you frequent

Oh and the baseband / modem / radio directly affects data speeds and coverage.

And as for how to flash one, it just depends on the way it's distributed and not the fact that theyre modems. Freeza has firmware zips in his stock rooted thread, so you would flash those in recovery
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aarrrchie:
I was trying to format the external sd card and seemed to accidently formatted the phone. It only boots into recovery now now matter what I do. I've tried getting to download mode by plugging the phone into usb and holding hte volume buttons and haven't been successful. It just boots into CWM-based Recovery v6.0.3.0 everytime. Any ideas? Thanks
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bane99:
So what are you wanting to do at this point? You have a few options.

1) Since you can boot into recovery mode, you can try to flash a ROM.

- mount the USB storage

- place the ROM you want on the phone

- full wipe

- install your ROM

2) Do you want to get to download mode to use Odin/Heimdall? What version of android are you using? Are you putting the USB cable in before pressing the button combos or after?

- jig (invest or make) is the easiest way to get to download mode
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aarrrchie:
Thanks for your reply. Yeah I just want to re-flash and get it working again whatever it takes. I attempted to mount the usb storage in recovery and it fails. I installed the samsung drivers on my computer so maybe it's a bad usb cable? I know I've had issues with an lg cable not working with a diff phone so I'm at a loss at this point.

Putting it in after holding the buttons. I was running one of the Cynagenmod 10.1 nightlies on it (I think 3-24). It wasn't reading my microsd (external sd) card so I was trying to fix that, I shouldn't have even bothered.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laughingT:
Pull the external SD card, connect it to a computer and copy the ROM you want to flash on to it. Put back in phone, boot recovery, and flash from external sd.

If you can't read the SD on PC, format it fat32, then try again. If still no go, get another card.

sent by the scare crow, tin man, and cowardly lion on the yellow brickfree cm10.1 road.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] x0ne215:
Also, you could have a bad USB port, happened to mine. Were you ever able to connect it to a computer? Also make sure the cable you're using can transfer data, I have a charging cable that doesn't support data transfer, and another one for data.

You can follow the part of my guide after getting to CWM if you want, should help a bit since you already have that part covered.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shady2137:
iam using cmw in rom manger setting. the use ext sd option is uncheckable. so the backup was created. in the internel sd here are the questionea

1- i manually copied the cmw folder to ext sd .am i save or not ?

i mean can i restore the stock rom back

2-how do i tell that the back up was complete successful ? i have 290 mb free

3-thanx
[Motorola Atrix HD] Franzferdinan51:
$ su

# dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p32

# reboot recovery

THANKS SKEEVYDUDE FOR THE PROPER COMMAND & EPINTER FOR THE RECOVERY

And anyone else I forgot

Edit: to add the correct android terminal

Command & instructions

Disclaimer: if you **** up its not my fault

This Will work if done properly

Requirements: android

A BRAIN

Terminal emulator

Recovery.img (see epinter/skeevydude posts)

Download recovery of your choice place on root of sdcard

Open terminal and enter this command

$ su

# dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p32

# reboot recovery

Your done congratulations you now have a recovery

Problems? : triple check your commands I'm NOT a Dev and cannot provide support as this is a fairly basic process for anyone expert or beginning always remember android is Linux and thus terminal has more power than you realize and so does google good luck!
[Motorola Atrix HD] Youngunn2008:
I would just use fastboot commands, is the same as on windows.

fastboot devices

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
[Motorola Atrix HD] Franzferdinan51:
No computer guess I'll have to find out
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
no

use

su
dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p32

32 is the recovery partition :p

then yes

also, Q & A forum :eek:
[Motorola Atrix HD] Franzferdinan51:
Once again thanks skeevy for saving the day
[Motorola Atrix HD] Franzferdinan51:
BTW is successful thanks to your zip skeevy I took then recovery. IMG used the adb command quick painless can't believe I forgot I could do that
[Motorola Atrix HD] crossxn:
Hi, can you please explain the steps you followed to install recovery. Do we put the recovery image file in SD card and use any terminal emulator app to key in the codes? TIA :)
[Motorola Atrix HD] Franzferdinan51:
I placed the recovery. I'm on root of sdcard used the command that skeevy told me NOT the one from my Op using basic terminal emulator from play store was so simple I could've smacked my selfnfor forgetting that Android is Linux and can do from just terminal
[Motorola Atrix HD] Markyzz:
Maybe you should edit the OP with the correct command..:)

It is a nifty way of doing it
[Motorola Atrix HD] Franzferdinan51:
Hmm yeah given me a second
[Motorola Atrix HD] skeevydude:
http://batakang.com/MB886.php

That list has been invaluable to me. I've based all my recovery/bootloader zips off of that information. If you're into system modding and tweaking, you'll love it.

//Glad ya got it working
[Motorola Atrix HD] Swiftb12305:
Good to know thanks for the info.
[Motorola Atrix HD] crossxn:
Thanks :p. I flashed recovery by copy-pasting your command in terminal emulator. Works great. Already did a backup for flashing ROMs :thumbup:
[Motorola Atrix HD] Franzferdinan51:
Thanks that list u gave me is cool yeah I always like doing things the mobile way I use my phone basically as my computer so I like to learn these things plus I love tweaking and tinkering so it ends up as things like this kind of funny if I used my original command I'd have flashed a recovery to modem and well we could all guess what would happen then
[Motorola Atrix HD] calmbuddha:
you put the zip on the ext SD or internal SD?
[Motorola Atrix HD] crossxn:
^^ Internal sd card.
[Motorola Atrix HD] sdwyz74:
which image is the safest ??? pleas advise thanks

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sorry to bug and i know all androids are basically the same i just cant afford to mess up and ive been looking for the proper CWM image as i want Custom Recovery but i am lost i went threw some of your post/threads but not sure which one and or where as far as what CWM image i should use when trying to flash it threw the Terminal Please ADVISE
[Motorola Atrix HD] crossxn:
Go here and download image file under Method 3.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=
[Motorola Atrix HD] sdwyz74:
thanks but the link is dead or invalid

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do i us the dd or start from the if

dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p32

either way i tried and it says e cant open something

---------- Post added at 11:59 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:14 AM ----------

say CANNOT OPEN FOR READ: NO SUCH FILE OR DIRECTORY

please advise thanks
[Motorola Atrix HD] sdwyz74:
can someone Please Take a few minutes to help me as i been trying for days now and its just giving the same error ??? READ MY ABOVE POST AND THATS THE ERROR I GET THANKS TO ALL
[Motorola Atrix HD] Swiftb12305:
is the recovery on the root of your sd card
[Motorola Atrix HD] sdwyz74:
YES IT IS IVE ALSO TRIED WIPING CAHCE AND I TRIED INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL SD CARDS ???

ALSO DO I START CMD FROM THE dd or if=
[Motorola Atrix HD] Franzferdinan51:
By chance do you have the nexus 7 partition table?
[Motorola Atrix HD] sdwyz74:
not sure how would i know if i have the nexus 7 partition table
[Motorola Atrix HD] Franzferdinan51:
That was meant for skeevy
[Motorola Atrix HD] FLaMpeR:
Nice. Would be better if we get another commands too. For ex. Phone info &etc.
[Motorola Atrix HD] Franzferdinan51:
*#*#4636#*#* maybe that's.the code your looking for?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Airo18:
Is there any way to get the AT&T variant working on Verizon? Heard users could flash the T-Mobile radio for them but what about Verizon?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] gunnyman:
No. Not at all possible.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Airo18:
Thank you, it was worth a shot
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] d2kplus:
I think the correct answer is, no one knows yet. Modern smartphones are capable to supporting multiple network types, frequencies and technologies. Hardware-wise, the AT&T, T-Mobile, and (probably) the Sprint versions are identical and differ only by provisioning and preloaded software.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Rogue Leader:
Verizon and AT&T while both "4G LTE" using basically the same technology, have different frequency radios in them. They aren't cross platform capable.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] unremarked:
It's not possible, period. Sprint and Verizon operate on CDMA networks, whereas AT&T and T-Mobile operate on GSM. As long as the proper frequencies are supported, any GSM phone can run on any GSM network provided they're SIM unlocked.

4GLTE is currently only used by Verizon for data connections, and not for voice/text--that relies on the 3G CDMA antennae. The same goes for Sprint. The AT&T/T-Mobile-/International HTC One does not physically possess an CDMA atennae. Now before you get your hopes up about using a Sprint phone on Verizon, here's another little wrinkle. As you know, every phone has a serial number. That serial number is known as the IMEI on GSM carriers, and ESN on CDMA carriers. Both Verizon and Sprint operate a massive list of ESNs for everyone phone that can operate on their network. If your ESN is not found on that list, then you cannot activate it on that particular network period, paragraph, end of story. Do not pass go, do not collect $200.

Things get a little murkier with CDMA when it comes to flashing the radios over to other CDMA carriers, but you're looking at services like MetroPCS, PagePlus, etc and that's outside my realm of expertise.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] d2kplus:
The Verizon and AT&T networks use the different frequencies and technologies. However, the HTC One (like the iPhone 5) is able to run on nearly all permutations of modern phone networks. Apple makes only two versions of the iPhone, one for AT&T and one for everyone else. The AT&T version only exists because AT&T strong armed Apple into removing AT&T's LTE block from the main model.

For example, the Sprint version of the One is a world phone, usable on global "GSM" networks, as well as Sprint's "CDMA" networks. I put GSM and CDMA in quotes because modern wireless networks are more complicated than either of those two designations, and high-end phones are now designed to deal with those complexities via soft configuration vs. dedicated hardware.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] unremarked:
Sort of, sort of. You're going in the right path, but still not quite there. Hardware is still very important.

GSM phones are considered world phones because most of the networks operated in foreign countries run on GSM, right. CDMA world phones possess both antennae in order to access the networks over seas, but GSM phones don't have CDMA antennaes because... well, they don't need them. Your chances of going to a CDMA-only country is so very small that it's not worth while to make the investment. Let's take the opposite example using the iPhone 5: You can't take an AT&T/T-Mobile/International iPhone 5 and put in a Sprint SIM card. You can even do a iTunes restore using the Sprint IPSW onto that phone(actually don't know if that would work or not, but I digress) and it STILL won't get a signal because it physically lacks the antennae.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] d2kplus:
Again, I was talking about modern phones (like the HTC One), which are designed to be multi network and multi frequency global phones by default. HTC makes three versions of the phone: UMTS/GSM Only (MDM8215), UMTS/GSM+LTE (MDM9215), CDMA + UMTS/GSM +LTE (MDM9615). Sprint sells the version using the MDM9615 chipset which supports CDMA + UMTS/GSM + LTE. The Sprint variant has the capabilities to support all of the US/Canada frequencies, but I don't know what would be required to activate non Sprint frequencies. Neither do you. It's foolish to make grand pronouncements stating what is or isn't possible with phones until someone has actually attempted something.

Regarding your antenna statement, the HTC One has three antennas, one for WiFi and BT and two for wireless. The phone selects the best antenna to use in any given situation.

More info here
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] unremarked:
I think you're a little confused on exactly what we're talking about here. Yes, you're absolutely right that the Sprint HTC One possess all the necessary ingredients to operate on just about any network/carrier in the world--GSM or CDMA. And, actually, I do know what's required in order to it to happen. For a GSM network, the only requirements to do so is a correctly provisioned SIM cards and the applicable access point names for the network you're trying to utilize. I've personally taken an CDMA world device and used it on a GSM network(VZW iPhone 5 on Straight Talk/AT&T). The Sprint HTC One would even work on Verizon, provided you get the ESN added to the master database of approved devices which is highly unlikely. Source: I worked for Verizon Wireless. Other CDMA carriers like MetroPCS, PagePlus, Cricket, etc do not have this requirement and it's relatively easy to flash Sprint/VZW phones over to their network.

But that's not at all what's being debated. WiFi and Bluetooth likewise have nothing to do with this conversation. As you've correctly noted, the MDM9215M chipset(step 10, highlighted in green) which powers the wireless antennae and allows them to connect to cellular networks does not support CDMA in the AT&T/T-Mobile/International version of the phone. Because of this fact alone, regardless of software configuration, these phones will never operate on a CDMA network. Now if you're an enterprising individual and decide to open your phone, remove the chip, and replace it with one that does support CDMA... you'd still run into the issue of the master database.

EDIT: I removed the image just to clean up the look of the post.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] d2kplus:
The ESN information for LTE enabled smartphones is included on the SIM/UICC/R-UIM rather than the phone itself, so the issue is one of provisioning a given phone's capabilities to work on the VZW vs the Sprint network. I don't know if this is user configurable or if carriers would be willing to do.

Regarding the antennas, the same antenna configuration is used on all models. There is no additional antenna on the CDMA capable model. That functionality is provided by the Qualcomm MDM9615. It's a bit unfortunate that HTC didn't take Apple's approach in using the MDM9615 on all HTC One variants. I assume that VZW's decision to pass on the phone may have had something to do with it.

Now back to your original point, I was mistaken and you are correct. While the Sprint version could potentially be used on AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon. The AT&T (UMTS/GSM+LTE) version cannot be used on the Verizon network, and that's a damn shame.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] upowersystems:
IMEI/ESN is carrier specific. Can't be changed. However can't we trick the phone itself through software to unlock the capability of using a Verizon LTE Sim in a Sprint phone. Flash a Verizon ROM? Sprint and Verizon are the exact same CDMA/LTE band, same internal hardware.

Speaking only of using a Verizon LTE sim for data on a Sprint device. I have a Sprint One. Not with Sprint any longer. Want to use my device as a PDA, internet capable.