yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] zepho:
Now it shows no Radio Stack Version, GSM is disabled, Full ROM + RSU update from Imate fails when it gets to RSU section, Blue Imate boot screen takes several minutes before going to today screen.

Any suggestions? I'm ready to pull my hair out. I am a pocket pc software developer so feel free to help me no matter how difficult or technical the process is. Any help would be much appreciated.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] zepho:
Is there nothing I can do to fix this?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alhanafe:
Hello ..

I bought desire vc (t328d) from china market dul sim (gsm+cdma)

the cdma network in my country do not support UIM card subscribation function , it is only activated by OTAF feature ? i mean the assigned number can only entried by your self by using access code at intial activation , but the phone rom does not support this feature , else UIM !!

the proplem how i can use cdma line without using UIM card ?? !! please any help :confused:

Thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] dheimann42:
Got mine in the mail yesterday, been using it since for 6 hours playing youtube videos and texting/calling im at 86%. Just tried to the sbeam NFC transfer and it doesn't seem to work which is a major let down, will probably be returning it or maybe keeping as a travel battery.

Phone weighs significantly more but that's expected, it feels almost sturdier but i wonder how that extra weight will do in a fall without a case. It'll probably be hard to find a case that fits it i hadn't seen one when i ordered it.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] nba1341:
Does it mess up the camera flash? Amy pics?
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] dheimann42:
Yes it does, it makes the picture bright and whitewashed on one side due to the way the case is made, looks like it bounces the light into the camera lens

http://imgur.com/UNviJII

edit: this is a big enough issue for me to actually want to return it unless there is a way to fix it.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] colonels:
did u get the white cover? that's what i have with exact same issue, they are sending me black cover to see if it helps.
[Galaxy S 4 Accessories] dheimann42:
Yeah i have the white one, definitely let me know how that goes for you, that'll be the deciding factor on whether I return it or not!
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] Phoenix3434:
Hey guys. I downloaded the Android SDK installer file (installer_r21.1-windows.exe) and noticed that it is NOT digitally signed. Kind of surprising given this is from Google and they are pretty high on security. Downloaded the earlier r21 installer and the same deal. Can you please confirm this on your side as well? Has this always been the case? We should let Google know about this as it is almost unheard of that commercial tools like this are not digitally signed in the modern age.

I know many people don't care or don't know much about digital signatures and security, etc. But, we all should. Thanks very much for the feedback.
[IDEs, Libraries, & Programming Tools] Broke'n'Droid:
At least when I'm updating Eclipse Android plugin it always asks me if I want to install unsigned content. I have used Eclipse & Android plugin since 2010 until recently on many different windows installations, so I'm quite sure this is how it is supposed to work. Screen capture in attachments is from today.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yajinni:
Hello,

Just curious. But what do you guys use to transfer your data between phones?

I want atleast my apps and sms transfered.

Bonus perks if it can transfer the app settings/saved games.

What do you guys use?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prboy1969:
It's never a good idea to restore to much Data, especially between Devices. Restoring SMS / MMS should not really be an issue. Neither should games. Although again it could possibly cause issues. I use TB ( Titanium Backup Pro ) to restore apps sometimes. Works great. Although I try to avoid restoring Data.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ronny927:
You can use Titanium Backup to backup everything on your old phone to a External SD Card, then take the SD Card and put it into your New Phone's slot. Then Download Titanium Backup on your new phone and restore everything.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yajinni:
i have titanium back up and its good. It feels a lil over complicated to recommend it to friends though. even i had to play with it for 10 min to understand how it works lol but it seems thats the prevailing option. Was wondering if there was anything else out there i didnt know of.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Namorbrowneyes:
Perseus kernel. So I realize there are tons of threads about undervolting and overclocking but is there one anyone recommends? I just don't know how to accurately use stabilitytest to find what's best for my phone. I assume just let it run for X minutes making sure it doesn't freeze?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrevankyle:
For overclocking just step it up 50-100mhz and then run a stability test for 30-40 minuites. On the note 2 pretty much every model can handle as much as the kernel allows so just crank it up and if it crashes just step it down a little. As for undervolting the battery savings are really not worth the harm it can do yo your processor so i wouldn't recommend it
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] alhanafe:
Hello ..

I bought desire vc (t328d) from china market dul sim (gsm+cdma)

the cdma network in my country do not support UIM card subscribation function , it is only activated by OTAF feature ? i mean the assigned number can only entried by your self by using access code at intial activation , but the phone rom does not support this feature , else UIM !!

the proplem how i can use cdma line without using UIM card ?? !! please any help :confused:

Thanks
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Pritesh.mohan:
LOL

This is the first time i am looking at this problem,

but this can not be hapening.

each service provider has to give UIM card for the customer.

ask them,they will provide you UIM.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] jazzyoneman:
ruu sea wwe

Where can I get ruu HTC desire VC HTC__044 sea www, thank you
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] alhanafe:
any helllllllp

helllllllllllllllo any hellllllllllllllllllp .
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andrewjrr:
Its been a while since I've been active in this phone section because I gave my wife my Galaxy Nexus a while ago. She's been complaining about some glitches lately, the phone is currently running AOKP Android 4.1.1. I want to update her to 4.2.2 so I was wondering if I can just flash a 4.2.2 Rom in CWM over 4.1.1, or do I need to update the bootloader or radio first in order for it to work with 4.2.2. Thanks in advance for any feedback.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andrewjrr:
Found my answer after doing some more searching.. i can flash directly over it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] samersh72:
with some rom like PA you will face some problems if you dont flash new radio

i advise to flash new radio and bootloader to be on the safe side.

you will have issues with your sd card. after flashing, move your sdcard data to /storage/emulated/0
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] davidh59:
Would someone please post a logcat of a working voicedial session on a Tw rom. Thanks in advance!

Duplicate posting this is closed..... moderator
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alowva:
Hi there, long time lurker first time poster as I cant find this problem anywhere and my googlefu has failed me.

Background:

I have a HP Touchpad 32gb, Ive been running CM9 recently.

A month or two into first getting the touchpad I had problems turning it on (assumed battery problem) and got it fixed through HP warranty, returned the same device in working order, non the wiser about what went wrong.

Onto the problem at hand:

Nearly a year later the battery appears to go below safe capacity and wont turn on at all no matter the button combination used or charge/discharge tricks/chargers.

Resorted to taking apart, removing and charging the lipo battery with a RC battery charger and SUCCESS! powers up 100% battery etc.

HOWEVER now no matter what charger or cable combination I use the

battery will not charge

, webos claims that I am not using the official charger yet I have tried 2 official chargers and many micro usb cables to no avail.

Using JCSullin's TPChargeTest-v1.0 application displays that the device is only receiving 100ma charge using official charger and 0ma (!!) when charging from usb host.

my next guess is that the battery is dead/dying and need a new one, but before I shell out and wait for delivery of a battery I was wondering if anyone had any similar problems or perhaps a suggestion on how to fix this?

Thanks :good:
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alowva:
I have left the charger plugged in with the touchpad off for 24h+ and the battery has gone from 93% to 50% in that time. The battery is clearly not charging.

Does anyone have anything I could try?
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jsgraphicart:
If its the battery port, you can try to get a Touchstone charger, which will eliminate the need for a charging cable. If its the battery, the only thing you can really do is try and replace it if you know how. And you are charging it in a wall outlet right? Not a computer? Because a computer wont charge it.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chris5s:
Having exact same problem with my touchpad which previously was charging fine off the original ac charger.

Left it charging with wifi & screen off, went from 11% to 25% in a little over 8 hours ... Not good!
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chris5s:
Ok, further update ...

Have swapped over the usb board with another TP brick. Its now charging at the recommended 2A from the wall/mains charger.

So ... best guess seems to point to the usb port/board being faulty. Guess the only option with that is to do what I did or use a wireless charger.

Peace

Edit - a further hint that it was the usb port, was that I could not get it recognised when plugging into pc or laptop. Not in any mode, shape or form...
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sstar:
I had the Usb board replaced while it was still under warranty. Your lucky (sort of) that you had a spare.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chris5s:
Aye, lucky! It's a tp that is totally resistive to any attempts at resurrection, even tpdebrick can't touch it! So it is serving another purpose, as a donor!

I guess a touchstone would have done but file transfer was gonna prove difficult ... the damaged USB port meant my pc could not understand what the hell was being plugged in ...
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alowva:
Sounds like a similar problem to me! I shall have a look for parts online. Might try a new battery aswell.

Thanks!
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chris5s:
Out of interest, what happens when you connect to a pc with the USB cable? Is the device recognised? If not, likely the USB port is u/s and a new battery might be an unnecessary expense ... Just a thought.

Peace
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alowva:
Excellent idea! I have checked on android and webos and neither are detecting a USB connection to my PC, but it does detect as "charging" however Touchpad Charge Test still shows its charging at 0ma :eek:

I thought it might have been the port assembly that was broken, and I checked to see if it was seated properly where it connects to the motherboard and it seemed to be, perhaps a the data+ or - has been broken, I shall inspect it closer and maybe get out the multimeter.

Thanks for the idea, hopefully i can fix this without getting a new battery! :good:
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alowva:
I have checked the micro USB port on the TP and it seems that the data connections and even possibly the power connections aren't working.

Im going to attempt to resolder them before getting a replacement as they're hard to find and expensive (In in the UK) hopefully that will fix it.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pas7771:
Hello [MENTION=5260399]alowva[/MENTION],

I know it's been a long time since you posted this.

Do you remember what pin did you plugin your LIPO charger?

Did you use nicad?

I have a very low battery I need to boost.

Thanks a lot
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alowva:
Well this is a blast from the past...

I eventually gave up on this tablet, but not before soldering a usb cable directly to the charging board to get a little more life out of it!

However since then I have had plenty of experience with other phones, tablets and laptops, and bare 18650 liion cells recharging and reusing for other projects.

WARNING! DO THE BELOW AT YOUR OWN RISK, I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR ACTIONS.

I would recommend taking out the battery from the tablet (which is possible to do without completely dissasembling if you're careful enough)

Once removed the battery itself has a 7 pin connector, the outside wires 2x red (positive + ) and 2x black (negative - ). check the voltage on the battery using a voltmeter, "healthy" voltage is between 3v and 4.2v, if its below 3v you may have issues depending on the charger and if the battery is internally damaged.

The easiest way to connect to a charger is to use some solid core wire (or paperclip) pushed into the white connector on the battery, one wire connecting both red cables, and another connecting both black cables. then connect those wires to the red (positive + ) and black (negative - ) cables on your charger.

Charge at a slow rate and and be careful not to connect red to black!

Make sure you dont leave the charger and battery on anything flamable, a concrete floor or baking tray might help, and keep an eye on it as if the battery is internally damaged it may swell and catch fire (search for videos of lithium battery fire)

I have had a lot of success with reviving batteries in this way, however its best to be safe!

EDIT: dont use NICAD charger, only liion or lipo charger
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pas7771:
Thanks for your explanation..

I have seen videos on Lipo battery revival.

mine is at 2.540v I will use a Lipo B6 charger, some people said that slow charging in nicad or nimem mode because on lipo mode it will show a low voltage.

I do have a lipo fireproof bag.

Do you know what the blue, yelow and green wire do?

Thanks

[IMG="pin"]https://dl.xda-cdn.com/5/0/5/9/2/1/9/A6-controller-charge.jpg?key=F-R9GWQBq4A4A5N78Vd37w&ts=1595180759[/IMG]
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Deleted member 227159:
I've read about the ability to send sms over gprs on nokia phones by changing the "send using" item to gprs instead of gsm.

Is it true? and if so, is there a means to do so on xda2?

That would be ice!

Hawk
[Micromax A110] 1chris89:
I'm interested in overclocking my STAR N9588 it's the MTK6577 1ghz cortex a9 1gb ram and I wanna port this 1.4Ghz kernel over.

Can someone explain exactly how to do that?

thanks
[Micromax A110] Skyrazor:
Mate, no OEM has realised JB Sources for the MTK6577 as of yet, well Wiko do realised ..

but our dev found them rather incomplete for successfully compiling a kernel!
[Micromax A110] 1chris89:
Wow that really sucks :(

We should be able to overclock the MTK6577, right? If we put all of our brains together for some super brain storming...

Anyway couldn't I just go into each relevant file being probably 10 or more in /system/device I believe and there's all about max frequency and everything on all these CPU_MAX_FREQ files etc etc...

What do you think?

I just really think the MTK6577 needs some help in the HD decode department and especially a gpu overclock as even the Live wallpaper lags when scrolling...

*OH YEAH*

Can I port CM10 to my STAR N9588?

Thanks bro
[Micromax A110] Sam Solomon:
First, This isnt the Right section to post..Contact a MOD to change the thread to appropraite one... CM isnt yet available for Mediatek phones...SO have to wait....
[Micromax A110] Skyrazor:
All that is possible if we have a full tree of the sources.. without them even of you try to play with boot.IMG it won't boot and you will be stuck in a rut!
[Micromax A110] 1chris89:
It appears overclocking the thing isn't that hard at all. Only problem is pull the right files, editing them then pushing them back. Like any file in /sys/devices/ etc I'm trying to adb pull /sys/devices and it doesn't seem to pull all the files. So I tried adb pull /sys/devices/*.* and it didn't seem to like that either. I tried editing the files and they simply don't save. So basically I need to say edit the files in the rom .zip prior to flashing in say TWRP and I can get a nice overclock no problem. It's not a matter of the stupid A** MTK crap it's a matter of modifying the android system (Cortex A9) portion with the updated files to allow for overclocking. As it's all so possible and they say the Cortex A9 can handle upwards of 1.6Ghz without any overvolt necessary.

Once I get this rolling I can help a few of you who are truly interested out. Unless you want to continue to think its impossible to do so then I say continue thinking that as it won't get you anywhere in life.
[Micromax A110] saif kazi:
hello

it is possible for our canvas 2 to overclock on jellybean all we have to do is port thunderzap kernel for jelly bean.

thats how the HTC explorer got jelly bean :D

but we dont have much devs :confused:
[Micromax A110] 1chris89:
I need to edit the files within /sys/devices/ to increase the max governor clock and max info clock and then look up the cortex a9 power profiles from say a known to be stable device. Like any cortex a9 tablet to know what voltages are ideal.

They say the cortex a9 can handle 1.6ghz with little to no voltage increase.

I'd also like to overclock the gpu PowerVR SGX 531.

If I can I'm going to push for 2.0Ghz if possible.

****Can someone help me adb pull /sys/devices/? Like what command to completely copy all files from /sys/devices from adb and then edit the files and then adb push? Or create a CWM or TWRP .zip with the updated kernel files for overclock?

Thanks
[Micromax A110] varun.chitre15:
That really sounds very noobish

1. You cannot simply pull the interfaces since they are symlinked infinitely

2. And do you think Mediatek will leave Clocksource interface controllable to do this? :eek: You cannot simply do "2Ghz" in the pulled interface and boom push it back to make your phone fly? eh? The new values will get RESET to original values since they are blocked/limited to the specific values. And thats why we have a thing called "Kernel Sources"
[Micromax A110] 1chris89:
I found the mtk6577 source data... which shows the 1.2Ghz frequency available but it's not in the right table.

https://github.com/wiko-sources/cin.../platform/mt6577/kernel/core/cpufreq-mt6577.c

Maybe I could write a script like

#change cpu to 1.2Ghz by zhuzhuojie 2011-07-23 *EXAMPLE*

write /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor hybrid

write /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_setspeed 1209000

**If I can get the Motorola Xoom ElementalX kernel source data and compare and copy I think I can attempt to achieve 1.7Ghz**

#define DVFS_F1 (1001000) // KHz, 1/1

<----------

I say change this value to 1209000 or test beyond 1.2ghz until instability occurs.

#define DVFS_F2 ( 834166) // KHz, 5/6

#define DVFS_F3 ( 750750) // KHz, 3/4

#define DVFS_F4 ( 667333) // KHz, 2/3

#define DVFS_F5 ( 500500) // KHz, 1/2

#define DVFS_F6 ( 250250) // KHz, 1/4

#define DVFS_F7 ( 166833) // KHz, 1/6

#define DVFS_F1_TM (1209000) // KHz, 1/1

#define DVFS_F2_TM (1007500) // KHz, 5/6

#define DVFS_F3_TM ( 906750) // KHz, 3/4

#define DVFS_F4_TM ( 806000) // KHz, 2/3

#define DVFS_F5_TM ( 604500) // KHz, 1/2

#define DVFS_F6_TM ( 302250) // KHz, 1/4

#define DVFS_F7_TM ( 201500) // KHz, 1/6

--------------------------------------------------------------------------

* Operate Point Definition

****************************/

#define OP(cpufreq) \

{ \

.cpufreq_mhz = cpufreq, \

}

/***************************

* MT6575 E1 DVFS Table

****************************/

static struct mtk_cpu_freq_info mt6575_freqs_e1[] = {

OP(DVFS_F2_MT6575_E1),

OP(DVFS_F1_MT6575_E1),

};

/***************************

* MT6575 E2 DVFS Table

****************************/

static struct mtk_cpu_freq_info mt6575_freqs_e2[] = {

OP(DVFS_F4_MT6575_E2),

OP(DVFS_F3_MT6575_E2),

OP(DVFS_F2_MT6575_E2),

OP(DVFS_F1_MT6575_E2),

};

/***************************

* MT6577 E1 DVFS Table

****************************/

static struct mtk_cpu_freq_info mt6577_freqs_e1[] = {

OP(DVFS_F6_MT6577_E1),

OP(DVFS_F5_MT6577_E1),

OP(DVFS_F4_MT6577_E1),

OP(DVFS_F3_MT6577_E1),

OP(DVFS_F2_MT6577_E1),

OP(DVFS_F1_MT6577_E1),

};

/***************************

* MT6577 E1 TM DVFS Table

****************************/

static struct mtk_cpu_freq_info mt6577_freqs_e1_tm[] = {

OP(DVFS_F6_MT6577_E1_TM),

OP(DVFS_F5_MT6577_E1_TM),

OP(DVFS_F4_MT6577_E1_TM),

OP(DVFS_F3_MT6577_E1_TM),

OP(DVFS_F2_MT6577_E1_TM),

OP(DVFS_F1_MT6577_E1_TM),

};

static unsigned int mtk_cpu_freqs_num;

static struct mtk_cpu_freq_info *mtk_cpu_freqs;

static struct cpufreq_frequency_table *mtk_cpu_freqs_table;

extern struct kobject *power_kobj;

extern bool clkmgr_high_speed_check(void);

extern int cpufreq_state_set(int enable);

extern CHIP_VER get_chip_ver(void);
[Micromax A110] FooFighter312:
So have you tried? I'm really interested in getting this thing overclocked
[Micromax A110] 1chris89:
[MENTION=5053015]FooFighter312[/MENTION]

What Device are you wanting to overclock specifically? Because your ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T uses a Nvidia Tegra 3 Quad Core with 5 cores in total all 4 running at 1.6Ghz by stock and the 5th being a power savings core. I've seen 2Ghz out of those but what I have seen is the Tegra 3 benefits primarily by a GPU core Clock increase to I believe 550Mhz was ideal for stability and at least a 20fps increase in game from my testing. Use TrixsterMod from Play Store with a modded kernel and root to push to 550Mhz.

*****

IN REGARDS TO THE MTK6577 (ARM Cortex A9)

*****

I used OPENSSH via the Play Store to use my PC to remote into the /sys/devices/ etc and change the parameters which doesn't sound hard. However when I changed parameters in files and tried saving it would either give me a permission error, or it would change the value back after I saved it.

Which makes me believe all the files/ parameters within /sys/devices/ etc are "Shadowed" by an unknown source of the system.

If I could determine where it's being shadowed from, I could then change it from the source. From there the "Shadowed" "Source" data would then automatically manipulate the files within /sys/devices/ and achieve the overclocked speeds. According to my research the MTK6577 and the ARM Cortex A9 in particular are using a voltage well beyond it's theoretical optimum. Meaning it's using more voltage than required for firstly stability, but also the ease of overclocking to huge speeds without ever needing to touch the voltage! According to several sources and ARM directly, they put enough volts into the 1Ghz stock speed to usually be able to achieve up to 1.6Ghz without a volt increase. However anything beyond 1.6Ghz requires a heavy volt increase which would ultimately result in epic amounts of heat.

If anyone can give more info on this that would be excellent!

Thanks
[Micromax A110] FooFighter312:
I was referring to the MTK6577 for my UMI X1. As far as I've seen there are no custom kernels for my device and the stock one just isn't enough for me. I'd like to push it a little further if possible, and I also would like more governors and io schedulers available. Another problem is that when I change any of the settings, they automatically revert to stock after a reboot.

I'm quite a noob when it comes to programming, especially on android, but I'm learning slowly. Right now I'm just an advanced user, nothing more.
[Micromax A110] ersan18:
no update tutorial?:confused:
[Micromax A110] jacksulboys:
costum kernel for axioo picopad 5Gew

please custom kernel for axioo Picopad 5 GEW. mtk6577 dual-core 1GHz 512mb ram so that support for overclocking. 1.4 Ghz and swaap
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] chaotix000:
How does it work? Would I b connecting to a 4g network if availiable? Will I get charged more?