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[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] xd-lskb:
attention!:

this rom has not been tested so I'm not responsible for anything.

Features:

Clean CM 7.2 rom

Built for nAa or kernel

Around 200mb free of internal storage

Around 70 mb free RAM without any scripts or mods[Screenshot says ~120mb because I used supercharger script]

Deodexed

Smooth menu scrolling

Native app2sd

Native wifi hotspot

Native usb and bluetooth tethering

GSM / MMS / GPS / Bluetooth ..

Undervolt and overclock option

Option to disable bootanimation

Compcache RAM Usage

Full CrystalCM7 theme, all lockscreens themed too![Looks awesome only with this theme ]

ADW launcher, faster with LaunchePRO but adw is also quiet fast.

Xperia sounds

CyanogenMod 7 bootanimation

Great in 2D and 3D games

Very stable and smooth, perfect for day to day usage

Good battery life

And many more..

Requirements:

Unlocked bootloader

Latest baseband

CWM recovery

Latest nAa kernel

Installation:

Perform an Nandroid backup of your current rom

Download rom and gapps

Place rom and gapps on sdcard.

Flash one of mentioned above kernels using latest Flashtool.

Boot to CWM.

Perform a full wipe. Format system/data/cache too.

Flash GingerCrystal-xxx.zip and after that GingerCrystal-gapps.zip in the same way.

Done ! Reboot. (note: first boot will take up to 5 min)

After you boot it, let the rom settle down for at least 2 minutes(better 5;to load up everything).

That's it. You've succesfully flashed GingerCrystal custom Gingerbread rom ! Enjoy in Gingerbread features on shakira.

Visit thread at least once in a 2/3 weeks to keep in touch with latest updates!

I would like to say: ''Thank you '' to:

nobodyAtall for MiniCM sources and nAa kernel

alfsamsung for Alfs kernel/no use for Mimmi

Dark_Dog for awesome Crystal CM7 theme and wallpaper

CyanogenMod team

Downloads:

GingerCrystal port roby

gapps:

gappas for GingerCrystal

thanks

thank you to all the xda family.

the FABE for letting me do the port.

********* thank you!

GingerCrystal for xperia x8

GingerCrystal for xperia x10 mini pro
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] kitolejman:
:)

its pretty fast

thx for nice rom
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Mchasard:
is this rom compatible with jb05 kernel or just with GB14 kernet ?

knowing that jb05 kernel could run with some GB rom ..

Thanks in advance...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] benJX:
It looks very good ! Thanks for the work I will test it for sure ;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] CygnusHyoga:
1. Thanks for your hardwork

2. Just a little correction. X10 Mini is ROBYN not ROBY

3. There is no changelog?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Alexei.Robles:
Crystal Gapps

Thanks mate, it look great. Just one thing, the gapps were deleted, could you upload'em again, please? thanks
[HTC One V] mynewshiny:
HTC One V [CDMA], Virgin Mobile US, original (pre-OTA) radio version, TWRP recovery

Has anyone else experienced flakiness with Nandroid backups on this phone? All of them that I've done with major OS changes—even after factory reset—have failed to produce a working restore even though they were taken from a working state.

I'm also unable to get back my previously-working CM 10.1 ROM even though I followed the exact same procedures (with the same files) that I used to get it working before.

This has been happening since my first failed Nandroid restore trying to go back from CM 10.1 to the HTC Sense Nandroid backup I made before attempting CM 10.1 in the first place. I thought this was due to the Sense Nandroid having been made under the OTA-upgraded radio version (I had to use the stock rom.zip from the RUU to get CM 10.1 working at all), but now I'm not so sure. I get the HTC logo and angry red legal text indefinitely now with those setups.

I can't even get back to the Nandroid I made of the stock HTC Sense ROM right after I restored from the RUU's rom.zip.

Anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong? Or is this model really just that much of a pain?
[HTC One V] riggerman0421:
Are you flashing the correct kernel in fastboot after completing the restore? The recovery is not able to flash a kernel, that still needs to be done through fastboot, even with a nandroid restore.
[HTC One V] mynewshiny:
That's the boot.img, right? I did try flashing that after the restore didn't work the first time. No joy.

EDIT: Actually, that explains why some of my restores have failed, but not all of them.

EDIT 2: Mystery solved. I think. The Nandroid backup I took yesterday evening must be broken somehow. I noticed a few minutes ago that TWRP wasn't actually telling me that it finished restoring the backup—it was just taking me back to the home screen. I switched to CWM Recovery to grab a backup I took yesterday Morning, and that one worked.

So now I'm just left extremely disconcerted that I can't be certain my backups are reliable.
[HTC One V] mynewshiny:
I originally thought this was just an isolated incident, but it seems to be recurring. Several of the Nandroid backups I've made more recently, both within TWRP Recovery and via the Online Nandroid Backup app, seem to produce this result. (Fortunately, I have a known good backup that I've been able to use reliably.)

Is there a way to validate a Nandroid backup other than trying to restore from it? I don't mean comparing a hash (which is what I find using Google), but rather making sure that the original, uncorrupted file is valid for use as a backup.

As a side note, every backup I've done with CWM Recovery has been reliable, so my fallback plan is to switch to CWM. I just find TWRP easier to navigate.
[HTC One V] Ken-Shi_Kun:
I've played with recovery files before (se my signature) when cwm wasn't working well.

Basicly if you want to know that the backup is correct, you can only compare the hash codes (nandroid.md5) which is practically useless, because hases are made only for the .img files, so the OS itself is not protected like this, which is somehow ok, because the files are compressed to a .tar file, which also means it has it's own validation algorithms itself. So you can validate it if you can decompress the file (don't ask that how it could be done under windows) without errors, it should be allright.

I personnaly can say only this: use CWM 6. i-don't-know-which version (which is online now). There is a possibility for cache not mounting, and of course a backup to not be full, but as you can see from my signature, it can be "bypassed" so the OS will be backed up, and because we don't have S-OFF, it doesn't really matters. All of my backups from CWM is working (have at least 10 gigs at the time, from stock to EV).
[HTC One V] sellersj27:
I always use android file verifier by scary Allen (free market download). It has saved me many times!
[HTC One V] Alborotz:
so as a conclusion, nandroid backup won't restore boot image? and the option in cwm advance restore>restore boot is useless? Me also always got stuck using nandroid restore
[HTC One V] mynewshiny:
Confirmed that comparing file hashes isn't helpful for this purpose—I just downloaded scaryalienware's AFV as suggested and ran it against several of my Nandroid backups. It said all of them succeeded, including at least one of which I know will not restore successfully. However, of interest is the fact that it took about half as much time to scan the known "bad" one, and further analysis shows that it's about half the size of the others. I'll have to make some more backups via the various mechanisms to confirm that the size is an indicator; it may be simply that I had fewer apps installed when making those backups.

Too bad there isn't some kind of Nandroid Restore Simulator. But even if there was, this phone probably wouldn't have enough memory to use it. Checking Nandroid backups in a VM would be awesome though!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cpu004:
As of late ive been having a touchscreen issue, bought device a few days ago, not noticed anything until i installed franco kernel. Enabled overlay drawing to see what was going on, in one of every ~30 unlocks the notification bar gets dragged down when i want to unlock my device.

Screen is pretty self explanatory, is there any way to set a deadzone for those upper few pixels? Is anyone else experiencing this?

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[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .coomb.:
It's a known issue of Franco's kernel. It should be fixed however from M2 onwards. What release are you running?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cpu004:
3.4.0-franco.Kernel-Milestone.1, will update to M2 and see what happens.

Edit: Just had the exact same issue on M2, no dalvik/cache wipes.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Formiak:
Having the same on Francos #134 kernel.

Wysyłane z mojego Nexus 4 za pomocą Tapatalk 2
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .coomb.:
Hmmm, try performing a factory reset of your phone and flashing Franco.kernel again. I had the same issue but it disappeared on M2.
[HTC Droid DNA] surge27:
I noticed newts Sense 5 rom works for both DNA and Butterfly. Can other roms such as Venom and BAMF work also? Via patch or???
[HTC Droid DNA] Bigandrewgold:
Sorta. But the dev has to do a decent amount of work to accomplish it.

But if you're looking for a.butterfly rom I'd look in the butterfly forums
[HTC Droid DNA] surge27:
I already know about the roms for the Butterfly...just not a lot of activity in our forums. We have S-Off now but not a lot of roms yet.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TrueTenacity:
Has anyone figured out how to change the device icon for the S4 in windows 7?

Looks silly having such an awesome phone detected as a music player...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] svprm:
Try it and Rate it.

This is my own app.

Mind Reader - Symbol 1.2

Market link: http://bit.ly/ZTsrQG

Website: http://www.cybapps.com/view.php?id=13
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WayTooGosu:
No matter what 2 digit number you choose the result after someone does the steps you said will be a multiple of 9. Every multiple of 9 you have the same symbol creating this illusion.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yonutz:
Thank you.THis is a good and nice app :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] svprm:
Thanks your comment.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CodexLink:
Hi there

Is soneone know how to fix status 7 when flashing new rom

I have created a new rom and a error occured its status 7

Can someone help me?

My phone model>>>Sent from my GT-S5300« Rooted w/Remix v2 Rom using XDA-Developers App

Creating a ROM for GT-S5300
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shimp208:
A Status 7 error refers to an error in the updater-script I would recommend looking over your updater-script for syntax errors and functionality problems.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] subtask:
I am looking for analysis tools specific for Android app development!

I have found many tools online that are not specific for Android, only for Java, either free or commercial, like the famous FindBugs but it is not interprocedural so for example it loses several bad NullPointerExceptions that may occur at runtime! Other tools (like CheckStyle) perform just a syntax check that sometimes is not so powerful, and other tools are not suitable for Android app development :(

What are, among the available tools, those that you prefer and really use?

What kind of properties do these tools check?

What kind of bugs do these tools detect and remove (among the most common errors that an Android developer may do)?

Please help me with sharing your experiences and suggestions, thanks!
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] subtask:
Nobody uses any tool for detecting bugs?
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] bassie1995:
What kind of bugs are you specifically looking for? Solving NullPointers is hard to do automatically, it'll probably just show you where the error is and what it is.

And the emulator/logcat does that, too...
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] subtask:
I would like to detect the most common errors that may happen during Android app development, like NullPointerExceptions, ClassCastExceptions, OutOfMemory Errors, and so on... but with tools like FindBugs that don't need to execute the app first.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] bassie1995:
I don't think that's really possible, it would have to be able to reason about and come up with the behaviour of your code like a human... Computers need to run it. The easiest thing you'll get right now is an explanation of what went wrong where, I think...
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] subtask:
If you run FindBugs in your source code, it is able to detect many things, like potential NullPointerExceptions, before running your app...but unfortunately it is not powerful enough to detect interprocedural NullPointerExceptions...that's the reason I am looking for something different...
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] bassie1995:
Yep, that's what I meant. Anyhow, I don't know about anything like it :P.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] nikwen:
The Android SDK provides some API for automatic testing.

You will need to create a test project which checks the functions you want to achieve.

This can be used to ensure that your app is still working correctly after adding new features.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] trevd:
Hi

"static analysis tools" is probably the term you want to be using when looking for these sort of tools, the wikipedia page give a good selection to be going on with http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tools_for_static_code_analysis

Although I would add that if you're getting a lot of these sort of errors then you probably need to work on your own code writing skills and take the time to understand how and when these sort of issues occur rather than just relying on a plethora of tools which keep you dumb to what's going on! You'll benefit from it in the long run ;)
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] Broke'n'Droid:
One thing you might give a try is JetBrains Android Studio. It seems to have a decent static analysis tool which is the same used for ReSharper with Visual Studio.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] MetinKale38:
Try Lint, it comes with ADT,

with Eclipse you can right click your project, ans under android tools you will see something like check lint errors

It will create lots of errors, which are just recomendations, you can simply delete those errors.

Tapatalked... just Tapatalked...
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] Androguide.fr:
If you're mainly looking for a way to detect NPEs then IntelliJ/Android Studio comes with NPE (and other exceptions) detection. It's based on a new set of annotations implemented in the latest SDK and is very accurate, much better than Eclipse's code analysis.

But honestly, the best tool to find bugs remains Logcat imo, it's verbose enough to find-out the origin of most bugs.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] MarkTT:
Hi,

Scuse the noobie questions, just seen a load of cheap software on ebay and wondered where else I can get these?

Also I have never downloaded any updates for my XDA since I bought it and wondered where I could find these, and if there are any alternatives that I could download?

One I might find handy is a route planner?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jdubbs_wrx:
Hi, I remember seeing a great feature during the S4 presentations. I have my phone passcode locked all the time. This feature allowed the phone to detect your home WiFi network and when it's detected, it turns off the passcode so you don't have it on at home. It will then put the passcode lock back on as soon as you leave the set WiFi network. I've searched everywhere through the phone and can't find where to do enable this feature.

Please help anyone?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ianjd:
Unfortunately it doesn't seem to have made it into the shipped device, or the manual. Maybe it'll arrive as an update?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robpc:
Or something you can set up using Tasker?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wolfgrrl:
Llama will support this as well.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] brianhot1:
I was interested in getting the s4 I plan on going on a cruise soon to Bahamas and was interested in unlocking the phone,I do not have it yet but wanted to know if someone can try it out for me.What I was referring to was Samsung unlock code that someone found in this thread below:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2014982
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] onehitch:
You can call Sprint and have the SIM card officially unlocked. If you are a new customer you have to wait 90 days before they let you do this though, if you're an old customer it shouldn't be a problem.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] optimummind:
Is this based on your personal experience with Sprint with the S4?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] brianhot1:
I do not have Sprint I highly doubt they would be willing to just give it to me,Im with boost mobile
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] brianhot1:
can someone with the phone try that ## code from the thread I posted in the first link to see if it works?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] Sortilege:
i see an option under System update that says UICC Unlock....is that the same thing? i clicked it and got an error though
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] onehitch:
From what I understand Sprint has to do something on their end to unlock the SIM. It will only work on overseas networks too, they aren't unlocking it for domestic networks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] thekingofmean:
I gave it a shot, can't even get into the menu that's described. The code did nothing.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] animal7296:
I just called sprint to try to unlock my s4 and they told me that the phone has to be active on the account for 90 days before they unlock it. Not be a customer for 90 days or more.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] thekingofmean:
I called and got approved for an unlock, though I fear it will only be international and not fully unlocked.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] myphone12345:
Correct. Sprint never unlocks GSM devices for use inside the US.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] animal7296:
I will try again but I'm sure that it only unlocks internationally.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] Landon4444:
I'm not trying to sound like a **** but just want to make the note that I have a Sprint Blackberry Tour 9630 from 2009 which cam SIM unlocked and is currently being used domestically with a T-Mobile SIM card.

I also have a Samsung Galaxy S4 and am really hoping they will allow for it to be SIM unlocked for domestic use as well. At least they didn't ship it with a locked bootloader.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] eyecon82:
man..that's such bullcrap!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] brianhot1:
So has any one actually tried the code I posted at the beginning to see if that works for unlocking
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] myphone12345:
Sorry, I didn't know about the Blackberry. Maybe because Blackbaerrys are somewhat unusual devices they made an exception. In any case, that would make it the only Sprint GSM device that I have ever heard of that was capable of operating in the US. All iOS and Androids have always been blocked for usage in the US. That said though, there have been hacks to some of them which enabled US use, though sometimes at the expense of not being able to use the device with CDMA while the hack was in place (meaning they couldn't be used on Sprint).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] thekingofmean:
Yep... it was a fruitless venture.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] irev210:
it would be great if we could get the sim unlocked for domestic use.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] obender:
I'd be happy with unlocking it for non US GSM providers at the moment, I find it ridicules that I have to wait 90 days after having the account with Sprint for 2 years. It is a new phone and I need to travel now.

Anyways if there is any way to unlock it I'd like to know.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] thekingofmean:
After talking with a few reps today, I got a bunch of different answers.

1. The phone cannot be unlocked for new customers in their first 90 days.

2. The phone cannot be unlocked for customers in their first 90 days of owning this new device.

3. The phone cannot be unlocked at all, even for international roaming and I should talk to Samsung about it.

Samsung customer service redirects me to my carrier saying that for security purposes I must talk to Sprint to verify ownership of the device.

I tried the code at the beginning of the post: No luck.

I tried putting in an AT&T sim to generate some sort of "unlock prompt": No luck.

I'll see what I can do tomorrow, I will get to the bottom of this. As much as I believe Sprint is full of crap, it doesn't look promising.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] onehitch:
The 90 day wait is only for new customers.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] obender:
Not true, I talked to the CS rep and his manager. No luck at all, they repeat this 90 day stuff being bound to a device not the contract.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] onehitch:
Are you just calling the main sprint support because they really wouldn't know or international support (1-888-226-7212)?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] obender:
That was a response from Intl support.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] redbike:
any new news ???
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] obender:
Got confirmation from the "back office" (whatever it means), that the phone hass been unlocked and will reboot.

Doesn't seem like it is rebooting.

Also what's strange they didn't give me any codes or anything like that. I guess it is some OTA thing that should happen.

Which leads me to a belief that this can be done with some tinkering inside the ROM.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] eyecon82:
I got the same message, on the phone with international support right now to see what is going on
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] thekingofmean:
How did you accomplish this? I was on the phone with them again today and they told me that they wont have an unlock method available to them until 90 days after the release date of April 27th.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] obender:
Complained a lot since I need it for a trip. I'm yet to see if it is indeed unlocked though. I don't have non US sim card yet.

---------- Post added at 09:05 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:30 PM ----------

It is priceless :) no one there has a clue, they say it is marked unlock on our side.

But nothing happened to the phone! No updates no nothing.

No one can explain what does this unlock do or involves.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] redbike:
I have non US sim card but it doesn't work at all !!!!

The phone said Invalid SIM card !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Also, It doesn't ask me to put unlock code or any thing !!!!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] tarasator:
Anyone got any answers yet?

Is there going to be a way to unlock SIM to use with international as well as domestic carriers? Last time i asked sprint to unlock my sim was 3 years ago and they said that they did. I went to Europe and the phone didn't work anywhere. It was a blackberry, so no one there could unlock it there either. After that I wasn't relying on Sprint.