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[Motorola Droid Bionic] taller238:
I followed this thread:

http://www.howardforums.com/showthr...CS-OTA-Activation-TXT-MMS-3G-ROOT-on-PagePlus

,and flashed the downloaded file "VRZ_XT875_6.7.246.XT875.Verizon.en.US_CFC_01.xml.zip" (from http://sbf.droid-developers.org/cdma_targa/list.php) using RDS lite.

Is it literally the way of the "fxz flash" you mentioned?

If so, is it still possible to make a "bad install", given that everytihing's working except for the HDMI?

Or can you suggest another way (i.e. by what software) to implement the "fxz flash"?

Thank you.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] jjkoolaid:
I think you're right. Once up to .246 can't go back to .905 but the new jb update is out now!!
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] coldxrain:
I noticed the sprint HTC one has the downloads app on it but it's not accessible. What do I do?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] NachoB:
What do you mean by not accessible? It runs on my phone but is empty. I've never used it so I don't even know where it's looking for downloaded apps or even what it considers to be a downloaded app.

~ Sent from my HTC One running ViperROM One using Tapatalk 4 beta
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] wranglerray:
in the app drawer if you pull down from the top you should see it says custom. Click on the word custom and you should be able to choose alphabetical. For some reason the app drawer comes defaulted that way
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] NachoB:
Did you mean to quote me? If so, I'm not using Sense5 as my launcher, I use ssLauncher. The original poster is the one with problem :)

~ Sent from my HTC One running ViperROM One using Tapatalk 4 beta
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] wranglerray:
I was still in a whiskey induced coma this morning. So no I didn't mean to quote you lol
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] NachoB:
haha. know what you mean. I get in trouble with the wife if she catches me.

~ Sent from my HTC One running ViperROM One using Tapatalk 4 beta
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] msimindlessmsi2:
Yep, shows up in alpha list for me.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] devindjs411:
Missing Downloads App

Can someone direct me on how to get the Downloads app to show in the drawer? I see it under settings>apps>all.. I've checked to make sure it wasn't hidden, and its not even showing up on there.. All responses are appreciated, thanks! :)
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] OMJ:
it's hidden by default....I believe there is an app that will unhide, but I don't recall the name

when building a ROM I unhide by removing the code @ \system\customize\MNS\default.xml

<function name="applications_hide">
<set name="plenty" max="7">
<item name="package">com.twitter.android</item>
<item name="class">com.twitter.android.StartActivity</item>
<item name="flags">1</item>
</set>
<set name="plenty" max="7">
<item name="package">com.infraware.docmaster</item>
<item name="class">com.htc.FilePicker.FilePickerPolarisOffice</item>
</set>
<set name="plenty" max="7">
<item name="package">com.htc.Weather</item>
<item name="class">com.htc.Weather.WeatherActivity</item>
</set>
<set name="plenty" max="7">
<item name="package">com.lmi.htc.rescuestart</item>
<item name="class">com.lmi.htc.rescuestart.RescueStart</item>
</set>
[B] <set name="plenty" max="7">
<item name="package">com.android.providers.downloads.ui</item>
<item name="class">com.android.providers.downloads.ui.DownloadList</item>
</set>[/B]
</function>
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] DiZzyBonne:
For those of you who have the Downloads app available, did you install the Sprint Default Configuration?

For those of you who don't have the Downloads app available, did you install the Sprint Default Configuration?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] wranglerray:
its showing up fine in my app drawer just by selecting alphabetical instead of custom
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] DiZzyBonne:
Did both of you accept the installation of Sprint's Default Configuration?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] wranglerray:
are you referring to the setup up when it asks you if you want to start from scratch or import from another phone?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] DiZzyBonne:
No, I mean sometimes a little popup will appear on the phone saying something along the lines of "Sprint Default Configuration."

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2243322
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] wranglerray:
no the joys of being rooted is getting rid of the sprint bloat ware..... I've deleted all the sprint stuff off my roms before I flash them
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] DiZzyBonne:
Hmm, I guess that debunks my theory that the Downloads app only shows if you accept it.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] rtoodeetwo:
I downloaded the Sprint configuration so it would stop popping up. I downloaded something the other day and I notice I don't have the Downloads app. I'm not sure if it was there before I installed the configuration. As a work around I installed ES File Manager to access my downloads folder.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] tobbbie:
Key to switching is the Accessory ID pin 13. This connects via 3.22k to the MIC-connector (pin 4 - sleeve) on the Samsung dock audio socket - but just to connect something to ground (pin 3) - not for a microphone.

As indicated in my original post this is a ~1k resistor (ok from 450 to 1.7k) from pin 4 (sleeve) to pin 3 (upper ring).

Need to understand how the device knows it is in the dock if nothing is connected to Accessory ID on pin 13. I suspect it is pin 14 (Accessory INT) being connected to ground (pin 15) on the PBA.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] tobbbie:
OK, riddle is solved - you can get the 30 pin audio with the following:

must connect pins 14 (Accessory INT) and 15 (Gnd) -> gets you "docked"

must connect pin 13 with ~4.2k (3.2k+1k; may vary from 3.7k to 4.8k) to 14+15 -> gets audio to pins 27 (L) and 28 (R)

EDIT: you should also have the audio-ground separate from power supply ground. So if you can manage this, then connect only Pin 30 to the shield of the audio cables (L+R).

If you like car-dock mode (audio stays on the device) use a resistor in the range of 6.5k to 8k.

Enjoy :)
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] tobbbie:
So I did another adapter from a P-1000 cable I bought cheap on ebay. This adapter will not work straight away on the GT-P3110 as connectors are (slightly) different and the Accessory ID pull-down resistor has another value.

You will need one (SMD) resistor to replace the original one from pin 13 (in my adapter it was 12k but should be 3.7k to 5k) to ground and decent skill to disassemble and re-assemble the sockets. The changes to do are:

open the cable distributor and replace the 12k SMD (from pin 13 to ground) with ~4.5k

remove (unsolder) the yellow cinch for composite video - you do not need it for the GT-P3110. This gives you a free PBA connection you will need next step.

unsolder the audio ground (both L+R) from common ground with power-supply and solder to the former composite video cable contact on the PBA. The video connector will later change its position in the 30-pin jack to pin-30 (audio ground). This part is important or you will have noise in the audio when charging with a switching power supply.

Now to the 30 pin:

open the 30pin jack carefully

unsolder the dual (pins 15 + 16) ground

carefully pull the contacts from the plastic socket and re-insert one more left as pins 14 + 15. If you have them separate after the unsoldering of the cable, then you could only move pin 16 to pin 14 as well, of course. They come directly aside the pin 13 which stays where it is.

re-solder ground as before (now pins 14 + 15).

unsolder the former composite video (don't remember where it was)

carefully pull the contact from the socket and re-insert at pin 30 (audio ground)

re-solder as before (now on pin 30).

Re-glue or duct-tape-wrap the sockets - done.

Enjoy!
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] daniel644:
that's weird, the guy in this thread http://ls1tech.com/forums/stereo-electronics/1618926-android-7-tablet-install-c6.html said he got audio out thru the dock connector, just no mic input (which is why he did what he did).
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] tobbbie:
That is very long thread... not sure which adapter he used for checking the mic input, but if the mic has the right resistance then you get the audio from the dock which is the finding I had published. You just don't get it with a standard 3 pin to cinch adapter or a regular headphone (without mic.) from the Samsung dock.

You also don't get it with the 30 pin adapters you can buy which are all for the P-1000.

I have searched very long all over Google before I bought the adapter for P-1000 which did not work, then bought the original dock, expecting it to work straight away - which again did not work - so finally I picked up the task to do it myself.

I was so upset that the original dock did not work and Samsung is not offering cables from dock to stereo. The GT-P31xx is the best selling small tablet and for sure I am not the only one who wants to use its great audio capability at least when it will retire in a year's time.

So I know it works for me exactly like this. I am curious to see some commercial offers for cables now that all details are public. You could also mod some of the cheaper docks.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] skulls1991:
sorry for my english XD

I would like to know if there is any kernel to enable the audio and connect a usb dac FiiO e10
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] tobbbie:
Just guessing: you want the 30pin to have digital audio (in/out) via USB? You should ask this in the related kernel threads for the Galaxy Tab 2. I have so far not come across this feature for my devices.

Mind that the DAC in the GT-P31xx is very good (low noise) and you can tune max-volume in a simple way by manipulating \etc\default_gain.conf

If you keep the ground for power and audio separate you should also have no noise (generator) problems in your car.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] daniel644:
How wold one modify that default_gain file to increase the max volume coming from the headphones?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] tobbbie:
Quite obvious (google for it), but mind to set file permissions like before. Max value is 63 and you need to reboot to get the increased output.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] skulls1991:
So I'm trying to use the 30-pin cable original p3110, you can upload any pictures?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] daniel644:
could you check this and see if there's anything I missed?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] tobbbie:
You cannot use the original cable for audio out. You should get a cable for p1000 as told. For USB you need a USB Host adapter and then check if any USB Audio device would be recognized.

If you should want to connect the device as a flash-drive to a USB car stereo then this would not work as it cannot be connected in MSC mode. It just supports MTP and PTP protocols.

So first tell what you actually want to achieve.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] tobbbie:
Did you check if it works? You cannot break anything, just rename the original file to keep it. You have to be root to change the file on the system partition, but I guess you know that already.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] daniel644:
Yeah, it definitely works, I have to keep the volume on the cars headunit down like 5-6 numbers below where I used to keep it at, I'm thinking I may go back and instead of 63 use like 61, there's just so many spots in it that I just don't know whether I should bump them up or leave them alone.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] tobbbie:
Why get lower in the conf file if you can regulate via the volume buttons out on the tab? Just don't set it to max volume there. Having max power from conf file permits also to use less efficient headphones.

Do not touch any other settings in the conf file, except maybe also the line out which is used for the 30 pin audio out.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] daniel644:
I primarily use my tablet to run audio out to my cars Head Unit so it's just easier for me to be able to blindly turn the volume on the Tab all the way up so regulating the tablets max via this file makes more sense to me then turning it up all the way then back down one notch on the volume buttons.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] tobbbie:
Can't you do BT Audio streamimg? I find it much more convenient than hooking the device via headset out. It also keeps a separate volume level for this.

Do you get any noise when charging and having the tablet hooked?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] skulls1991:
I need a cable that charges the tab and give me the 2 RCA to connect to the amplifier
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] daniel644:
The bluetooth in my stereo doesn't support audio streaming, it only does the basic handsfree stuff so that's not an option for me, also I just prefer wired anyway. Can't comment on any noise as I haven't set up anything to charge the tablet while it's in the car yet, since this is the only thing I use my tab 2 for I can go about a month between charges so I don't really see the point to put the money into that aspect of the build yet.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] tobbbie:
The nice way to get this is using my description for either the dock variant or the 30 pin cable change, but it needs soldering and mechanical skills to do it. The challenge for the 4pin 3.5mm to RCA is much less than to alter the P1000 adapter, but the first also needs the Samsung dock.

The simple way is of course to just use any charger and connect audio via the headset socket. You can get aftermarket adapters for 3 pin 3.5 mm to cinch/RCA.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] tobbbie:
You get a month between charges??? So you have it hooked in your car and not use it for anything else? You must even switch it off completely to get such long charge cycles. Power drain for display off, wifi off and running audio is indeed small and may get you 30+ hours of pure music.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] daniel644:
I don't do a whole lot of extra driving so I can say pretty solidly that I do about 20-30 minutes of driving on saturday and the same on sunday then about an hour and a half each day on monday thru friday, also I don't turn it off (playing with the default_gain.conf file was the first time it was powered down in like 3 months), when I say a month I mean a MONTH
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] tobbbie:
Oh wow! This is an impressive charge cycle :) I see that you have put the device to flight mode (all radios off) - and it seems you are still on ICS with Tablet UI. Did you do anything special to silence all the background stuff or is is it calmed down because no connection is activated? What about used kernel and governors / schedulers in your setup?

There are several strategies to prolong lifetime and also some tools to get it quantified. Do you use any special tools here?

You could be the endurance master in a separate "how long does your tab run on a charge" competition thread :)
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] daniel644:
Yup, I stayed on ICS, I tried JB briefly but felt like the battery was dropping quicker, so I went back to my old setup, which is Romswell ICS, I have a P3113 so I don't know if airplane mode really makes any difference but I do it just to be safe, I use the kernel that is part of the ROM and use No-Frills CPU to set it to a max of 1.3Ghz (300 Mhz min) and use the Hotplug governor (since it disables the 2nd core when not needed) and Deadline scheduler. nothing else beyond that other then keeping the screen turned off unless I'm changing tracks, I also use Poweramp and it's lockscreen so I can minimize the amount of time it takes to change tracks, typically in that month of time I have less then an hour of screen time.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] tobbbie:
Can you overclock with the standard kernel? I could not do that with the regular kernels. With the KK Blackhawk I get up to 1.4 GHz (OV, of course) but also use hotplug governor. BTW, the hotplug was broken with JB stock for me as it has frozen the regular lock screen.

As I am not so limited to just music with my applications on the device I use several apps / settings to tame the drain:

set wifi to off when in standby (not airplane, as I need wifi when screen is on)

set many apps to hibernate with Greenify app

observe state of device (clock, active CPU cores, others) with cool tool -> must have, really!

observe current drain with Current Widget (still needed as cool tool does not support the Tab 2 7 yet)

observe power drain with BatteryDrain (this does not add any overhead as it does not poll) -> you should get super long duration for a 1% decrease

observe applications wake behavior with BetterBatteryStats

Now we are really off topic though for this thread :)
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] tobbbie:
No soldering - just an APP!

Finally I discovered there is also a solution with the regular Samsung dock (or any dock that makes your Tab produce the "docked" sound). Get the free app "Galaxy Dock Sound Redirector". You can then use any standard 3.5mm to RCA adapter to connect the Samsung dock to your stereo.

Sad part still:

It will not work with the P1000 cable as this will not get the tab to "docked" state. Probably also other docks for P1000 will not work.

One possible relief:

You may not need to change the SMD resistor when altering the P1000 cable. You still have to move pins 16+15 to 15+14 (to get it "docked") and separate ground of audio reusing the cabling for the video out to avoid noise while charging.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] daniel644:
the stock kernel that is part of the Romswell ROM and No Frills lets you do 1.3 without a second thought, no OV or anything, I perfectly happy with my setup, I can get home at night and look at my battery percentage then when I go to leave the house the next day (atleast 14 hours later) I have at most lost 1% battery, I feel adding apps to watch over stuff just adds to the drain.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] tobbbie:
After some off topics - back to the thread :)

I got reports in other forums that some Samsung docks of the same type (EDD-D100) get their output with a Tab 2 7" or Tab 2 10.1" directly to the line-out with a standard 3 pin (headphone) 3.5mm jack connected.

If you happen to have such a dock and Tab 2, can you please report Serialnumber (Bottom of dock) and manufacturing date (on the cardbox of the dock) with your Tab 2 type (7" or 10.1")?

If you are also (or know) a technical guy, could you measure the electrical resistance between pin 13 (13th contact-slot from left looking from front) of the 30-pin jack which gets in to the Tablet and the outermost contact of the line-out (the one you see/reach best when looking in the line-out socket) - and also report it here?

For my (non working) dock it is 3.22kOhm - I suspect for the working ones it would be 4.2kOhm
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] haseogu:
Can we use dac external like galaxy s3
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] skulls1991:
sorry,

I mount cm10 and I can not find the file gain, where can I find it?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Accessories] bumpintheroad:
Has anyone got audio out working with the Verizon 4G version of the Tab2.70? I was using the headphone-out on my GT-P3110 via a 3-pin aux audio patch cable to the 3.5mm aux input of my Jeep RER head unit and it worked fine. But then I "upgraded" to the Verizon 4G version (SCH-i705) and the tablet now acts like nothing is plugged-in at all; audio just comes out of the built-in speakers. I don't mind doing a little hacking and soldering but before I invest all the effort I'd like to know that at least one other person has done this successfully.

Thanks!
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] micmic:
Hi anyone know this softwarE? the web page is in german and i don t undernstand a word about it, but the software look great.

Any feedback welcome Regards

Michael

PS: http://www.xscale.de/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=449
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] jljones:
You can use http://world.altavista.com/ to translate web pages into English.

"Unfortunately pocket PC were so far culpably neglected, although they are suitable outstanding in principle as multi-function remote maintenance became. "

Well, almost English.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sorryihaveaids:
Like the title says the closer I get to the top of the phone airview doesnt work. Not sure if its common

Edit: I guess I dont fully understand when it should work. I just got it to work near the status bar.
[LG Optimus 2x] hunk from jalandhar:
Hi,

i successfully installed avatar 4.2.2 ROM. and it worked fine for a few hours. but after that the phone keeps shutting down the moment i turn it on. Also i was not ablle to use whatsapp on it properly and the keyboard kept going off in whatsapp.

please give me some suggestions
[LG Optimus 2x] maddyrokieasta:
reflash the rom :) or reset your device .. hit thanks if i helped
[LG Optimus 2x] akash.mahadeshwar:
clear cache dalvik cache and data after that install the rom n then the gapps

if this dosent help try AOL toolkit to clean ur internal memory :)

good luck
[LG Optimus 2x] SimonFunkel:
Did it work?
[LG Optimus 2x] caroot:
Hi.

the keyboard issue is a problem of the gapps. It will not only appear

within whatsapp....

there are fixed gapps. You have to search the forum for those.

I am not at home so I cannot provide the link atm.
[LG Optimus 4X HD] frajobs:
Hi all,

i got a problem with my CM10.1 4X HD :(

Even if i put it into Vibration oder Silence Mode, all the Sounds are played :(

This is quite annoying... May somebody help me, or is there anyone with the same problem?

Mfg Frajobs
[LG Optimus 4X HD] never_comeback:
i am totally in contrast. I got sound notification with Whatsapp but no sound for calls and sms. Can some body help me?
[LG Optimus 4X HD] drzygn:
did you go into the sound settings to check? try checking the volume settings for calls and sms.
[LG Optimus 4X HD] procody:
I've the same problem. After update to JB 4.1.2 sometimes notification sounds disappear ( often while playing ) Only restart helps. ( volume set to 80% )
[Samsung Infuse 4G] andros11:
Disclaimer: Chameleon OS is currently in beta. While it runs very well,
there may be things that are not completely functional. The development team is
not responsible for any damage to your device or your information.

Launcher Features

· Folder icon styles: stacked, grid, or carousel

· Folder sorting: alphabetically, reverse alphabetically, or by usage

· Icon scaling in app drawer and on homescreen

· Home screen previews, rearrangable homescreens

· Set default screen from previews layout

· Add or remove homescreens from previews layout

· Slide homescreens with a second finger while holding widgets and icons

· Gestures: Pinch to show previews, spread to show launcher settings

Theme Manager

· Based on MIUI's theme engine

· Mix and match different themes on the fly

· Theme options: Icons, Status Bar, Boot animation, Font (requires reboot), Messaging, Framework, and Ringtones

· Applies native ctz files, but also will apply MIUI mtz files, not all elements will theme properly with mtz packages

· Animated boot animation preview

· Boot animation resolution scaling

Status Bar

· Customizable toggles, compact or page view (or off)

· Extended volume panel in page view toggles

· Access status or navigation bars while in fullscreen apps by touching the edge of the screen

Messaging

· Reads custom notification tones from Contacts

· Revised layout: Added messaging bubbles, removed avatar icons from conversation and put one in the action bar, quick shortcut for emojis

Security

· Manage installed apps' permissions

...and more!

Chameleon OS: [Goo.im] -- [devhost] -- [Drive]https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1wzDQdxFe4mNkZ1aGxyWFNjWGM/preview

4.2.2 Gapps (2013/03/01)

BLN & Touch-wake

Credits to Scott for these nice mods. Grab the flashable zip to enable them.

--

Check out our homepage at ChameleonOS.org and our forums

Screenshots available on our website

-

Bug Tracker | Gerrit Review | GitHub

Thanks to ChaOS' developers for the source and their great work,
and to Scott for rocking the device & kernel

​
[Samsung Infuse 4G] andros11:
Mine :)

Have fun
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Prometh1216:
Hey is there a mirror... Goo not working for me just keeps timing out...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] InsaneDDay69:
Gonna grab this for a try after I get the new carbon nightly.

Sent from my Carbon-ized Infuse
[Samsung Infuse 4G] xxxSuperserieSxxx:
Thanks bro for porting this to our infuse community...nice work
[Samsung Infuse 4G] andros11:
Yes, goo has been horribly slow today..

I'll get one right up