yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] LinearEquation:
Hashcode uses a stack override file to make installing unsigned recovery and boot images possible. When you don't click that, you get a bootloop because your ROM and recovery did not install. So there is nothing to boot into hence a bootloop.

When you get your fastboot cord, use this tool to get back to 7.2 http://forum.xdadevelopers.com/showthread.php?t=1951254

Make sure when you get back to recovery you kill the internet pronto on your tablet to prevent an update. At this point it till not show as a live tablet in Amazon's system. You can real quick register it and kill the internet again if you want.

Now root again using "Root_with_Restore_by_Bin4ry_v32: [New Root for Z1 14.1.G.1.534]" http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1886460

Then you want to use Kindle Fire FirstAide to "remove OTA updates." This will insure your root is never broke. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2096888

Now do your custom ROM/TWRP install. Male sure to drag and drop the ROM of choice onto the internal SD card before you flash anything. This way if something goes sideways, you can just install the ROM from TWRP with no hassle.

You will need to install SDK to be able to use ADB/Fastboot commands. Here is a great video tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaNM-lt_aHw

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When you get your fastboot cord, use this tool to get back to 7.2 http://forum.xdadevelopers.com/showthread.php?t=1951254

Make sure when you get back to recovery you kill the internet pronto on your tablet to prevent an update. At this point it will not show as a live tablet in Amazon's system. You can real quick register it and kill the internet again if you want.

Now root again using "Root_with_Restore_by_Bin4ry_v32: [New Root for Z1 14.1.G.1.534]" http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1886460

Then you want to use Kindle Fire FirstAide to "remove OTA updates." This will insure your root is never broke. http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=2096888

Now do your custom ROM/TWRP install. Male sure to drag and drop the ROM of choice onto the internal SD card before you flash anything. This way if something goes sideways, you can just install the ROM from TWRP with no hassle.

You will need to install SDK to be able to use ADB/Fastboot commands. Here is a great video tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaNM-lt_aHw
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Strainer:
I used the tool you mentioned and it caused the troubles I have right now, so I think I might just downgrade using KindleFirstAide, wouldn't that get me to 7.2.3 aswell?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] LinearEquation:
You might try it again. KFFA had gave problems for some time. It use to be my go to tool. You certainly can try and if it works. Nothing to lose anyway.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] SteelTallon:
Thanks

Thanks, I'll give that a shot when my cable shows.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Strainer:
Same for me, I will report back to you as soon as I have my cable.

As I understand, there is no harm to first try KFFirstAide method, as I cannot brick my kindle in a way that fastboot doesn't work anymore, correct? I think I will try that at first then, and the KFHD System.img Restore Tool second.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] SteelTallon:
Worked!

Using the fastboot cable I was able to use KFHD_SRTv1.3.5

Using the recovery and then restore with root, I was able to get to ESfile Explorer and run the fire app again. Checking the ALL the required boxes this time :) I am now running CM 10.2

Thanks for the info! Worked like a charm!!
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] LinearEquation:
Welcome
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] Strainer:
And I still don't have my cable. :crying:
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] abhayks:
Tried this and now my Kindle Fire 7 HD boots only till the logo "Kindle fire" with Kindle in white and fire in orange.

Stuck at that.

any advise ?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Android Development] LinearEquation:
You're bootlooping. Get a fastboot cord and restore your Kindle. Recent posts on this thread will help. The OP has an entire list of what to do's.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] Yas:
hi, been using the special edition ROM which has tdClock app. Anyone know how I can customize the colour and size etc of it?

Many Thanks
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] ngtmagicks:
The size is available when you go into the system/today/items and click options for the tdclock.

Now that's just raw size, the bmp for the font is in the windows folder, and there is no background bmp by default. But you can play around making other font bmp's for it to use as well as background bmps.
[General Questions and Answers] jtl999:
I need to access recovery on my LG C555 phone from Telus to clear cache. I have tried every single combination of home power and volume and that does not work. Anyone here know the correct combination?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bloomer8523:
I recently rooted my phone to CM 10.1.0-RCI-d2vzm and I can not connect to Wifi and my work. Usually when you connect to the wifi a separate screen pops up that says "click agree to the rules or what ever" then you are good to go. Before I rooted this would pop up on my phone, my previously rooted GS III running CM 10.1 would connect just fine.

any suggestions
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bobAbooE:
Did you flash a kernel and was it for aosp?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bloomer8523:
negative
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ahmed1234568:
Hey there have been many videos and tutorials about swapping internal memory of S3, I wanted to ask if anyone could come up with a similar procedure for S4 as its internal memory is lower than what we got on S3 16gb version.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raw235:
im after the same problem. i tried to create a script for it, but it only works if i run it from adb. running from Scriptmanager or similar does not work. script executes as normal, but no changes.

cd /
mount / -o remount,rw
umount /storage/extSdCard/
mount -t vfat -o umask=0000 /dev/block/vold/179\:9 /storage/sdcard0/
mount / -o remount,ro

also, i tried to use the external 2 internal sd card app from the market that is used for the s3, but after customisation (/dev/block/vold/179:9) it does not work.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] monalac:
Any update about working of scripts?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swa100:
Anyone tried this yet? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1857391&page=1
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spannernick:
Does anyone konw if you can use this line in CM10.1 Galaxy W Build.prop

# Change to 0 to use internal SD memory 1.7 GB,default is 1 for external SD Card.

persist.sys.vold.switchexternal=1
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Administr4tor:
please help , I need it urgently to change my s4 memory to external Sd
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nfsmw_gr:
Anyone figured it out yet?

Have you tried running the script from init.d ?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drift08:
I am also looking for my S4 to swap internal memory with sd card. Hope you continue your exploration on this w/ your phone. thx.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Medizinmann:
Hi!

What kernel do you use?

It only works with init.d support.

I am still trying...

Greetings,

Medizinmann

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9505 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OreBoySwaggin:
i am curious so wait i have a SanDisk Ultra 64GB in front of me bought for the purpose to be the internal SD and i would like to know EXACTLY how to switch them and make it permanent if possible, so that i at every boot i wont have to do anything
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Medizinmann:
Hi!

I tried this one...

(MOD)swap sdcard for Samsung s4

...it seems to work, but only with help of these to apps:

Init.d Toggler

Universal Init.d

I know it doesn't make much sense to run both, but this works for me...

Using Omega ROM V9.0 and KT-kernel

It should also work also with a kernel with init.d support, but I like KT.

Downside - you have to deactivate init.d support or the script to gain access to the internal SD-card again and you cannot realy use the internal card anymore.

So its not perfect - I am still looking for the real change - but all other scripts I found didn't work.

Greetings,

Medizinmann
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ownedforlife:
Hello Medizinmann,

Do you know if the (MOD)swap sdcard for Samsung s4 also works with the samsung s4 active?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fazalakbar0:
Please help

Please help sir i swapped my internal memory to external memory using swapsd application when i restart my phone it does not show internal nor external memory please help me i also reset it from setting.

i m using galaxy S4 clone
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikig_mkd:
Working Swap Mod for S4

For all of you that want a working Memory Swap for S4 TW here you go: Link
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spyridon97:
how can i swap the kernels of rc2 and nightly in order to work usb mass storage on rc2 (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2199575)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] ariel123:
can someone make it into an mp3 or upload for me please thank you
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] CPA Poke:
Here's the .ogg file...I'm sure you can Google some application that will transfer it to mp3 if that's the format you need it in.

http://www.mediafire.com/?te7f43gh11f6xpw
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnsamurphy:
Hello,

I was attempting to flash a new rom when i got the status 7 error and decided it was a good idea to

erase the system for some dumb reason I dont wish to get into but anyhow I cant get into USB mode.

I came open fastboot and clockwork mod but everything has been formatted , all backups too!

Someone please help me! I was to flash a new rom , a working rom, even my bootloader is locked

John.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arpit85:
You have to unlock bootloader first via fastboot and then flash factory firmware via fastboot.

To unlock bootloader - fastboot oem unlock

Nexus S factory image (firmware) link -

https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images

Choose the file according to your model

If using windows PC extract the downloaded firmware folder in the same folder where fastboot and adb tools reside, connect phone in fastboot mode , find the flash-all.bat bat file -run it and wait it for finish first few lines may show didn't find xxx file...ignore it just wait
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cannondaleV2000:
hey in baked blackbean 8 rom there is a gpu acceleration setting in baked settings init.d/propmoder do you use gpu acceleration in your rom or not not just asking for this rom but any rom
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jrongi1:
Gpu clock is tied into the live oc in most custom kernel

Nexus⁴ PAC 360° Productions
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cannondaleV2000:
I know that. But I'm asking is GPU acceleration better to use or not to use
[Nook Touch General] miguelitu:
I just got a Nook UK in the last sale and it's my first one, so I'm a total noob to the e-book world.

However, I'm an android user and rom flashing addicted for long, so since I got my reader I've only been tweaking it and haven't actually read a word... haha.

So, already updated to 1.2.1, rooted, kernel tweaks and the whole lot. I haven't installed gapps on it to keep it minimal as possible, I'm dowloading the apks on my phone and installing via ADB.

So, on to the question:

by removing all these B&N apps does it mean I won't be able to sync/buy from their store?

I'm already getting to know Calibre and checking other places to buy books, but it looks like that if I remove the apps and one day would like to buy from B&N again the only option would be to re-install the apps in order to get the ebook or am I missing something?

Some of you disable all of the B&N apps, like:

Originally Posted by Mnurlan from the thread

Guide/HowTo/Tips'nTricks - The perfect Nook Simple Touch Setup w/ battery optimizations

AFfileDownloadService.apk (Hint: disables book covers, skip it if you like book covers)

AccountAndSyncSettings.apk

AirRuntime.apk

BnAuthenticationService.apk

BnCloudRequestSvc.apk

Browser.apk

CloudService.apk

DemoMode.apk

DeviceManager.apk

DeviceRegistrator.apk

Gallery.apk

GoogleSearch.apk

Music.apk

NookCommunity.apk

Phone.apk

PicoTts.apk

QuickStartActivity.apk

Shop.apk

Social.apk

TelephonyProvider.apk

TtsService.apk

WaveformDownloader.apk

tl;dr

Want to keep my NST minimal and remove all clutter, but:

how do you guys manage your ebooks and where do you buy them from without the B&N apps and what to do If I ever want to buy from them again?
[Nook Touch General] neoman4426:
Probably wouldn't be able to buy on device without having the B&N apps installed/enabled or maybe the standalone Nook Android app. Not sure if with that setup it'd be able to read DRM'd Nook books (probably wouldn't auto load them, but might be able to when sideloaded) but if it can't it's very easy to strip the DRM, and you can buy and download the book from your browser on your computer. Or if it's available DRM free in another store that might also be an option
[Nook Touch General] miguelitu:
Thank you for your answer :)

I wouldn't mind having to download to my computer and then transfer to the reader, but at least the B&N store doesn't give me the option to download.

Anyways, when I dig more into the reading world I'll find out the best set up soon enough.
[Nook Touch General] neoman4426:
I'm not guaranteeing it'll still be able to read the DRM'd books as I haven't tried the guide in question, it's always been either a full root or stock for me. That said, the Nook desktop application allows you to download the encrypted file, and all my purchased books show a download option in many places, such as on the overview page and from the "My Nook" landing. Even if the Nook itself can no longer read them, again not saying it will or won't, stripping of the DRM is trivial, Python script (also a Calibre plugin available that incorporates it and will auto strip any Nook books you import, and you can set it to auto import from a certain directory so you could point that to, say, the place where the Nook desktop app downloads them) that computes the key needed to decrypt (requires you to enter the credit card linked to your B&N account since that's part of the hash used, but the CC# is never written to disk or sent anywhere) and you can use it on any device that will read epubs, including the Nook if it no longer decrypts on device as it'll be treated like any other sideloaded DRM free book.
[Nook Touch General] straygecko:
Sure you can download your books to your computer. Logon to your B&N Account. Click on My Account at the top of the page. In the Digital Content section click on Manage Your Nook Library to get a list of your books with links to download them.
[Nook Touch General] miguelitu:
Great advice again, thank you
[Nook Touch General] miguelitu:
I got an UK Nook and for some reason it works differently. I got a book I bought from the e-reader, it shows on my account library at nook.com without option to download it and using the same login at the barnesandnobles.com it shows my nook connected to my account but the book does not show at the library...it looks like they made some weird distinctions on how to handle books bought outside US or something like that.

For testing, I added a free book to my library via nook.com, and it shows on my library at the barnesandnoble.com, so it seems that the books purchased in pounds won't behave the same way and don't have a straightforward way of downloading it.

I mean, I already took the file from the device and removed the DRM, but annoying that I'm not just able to download it.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ariel123:
can someone please upload the att jingle ringtone from the galaxy s3
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] nkdwpn:
Ok so I unlocked my HTC one and rooted it. I downloaded root uninstaller and deleted all the bloat t mobile and Google apps.....well when I restart the phone they are back on the phone? Why would this happen?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] urmystlkal:
Same with the stock messaging app
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] jaredl45600:
I think I read the stock T-Mobile kernel is write protected. So you have to flash a custom kernel

HTC Evo 3d flashed to Cricket

H-boot: Jbear 1.50 S-off

ROM: Dirty Unicorns
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] nkdwpn:
Thanks I'll have to try that.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] nkdwpn:
It worded boss, thanks.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Lookatthemonkeys:
I just freeze them using titanium Backup
[General Topics] zakeen:
Hi,

My first post :)

I am thinking about jumping from a P800 to the XDA2 or the New XDA3. I dont know much about how you memory works in these phones.

If the battery goes flat, what information do you lose? Only the internal memory? I have no idea?

The magic question, should I wait for the XDA3 or just get the XD2? I do want wifi, but I dont want a SD wifi that hangs out at the TOP, is there a SD wifi that fits in nicely. I cant seem to find one.

If I do buy the XDA is there anything I need to knwo first that would drive me away?

Also, si there any difference in buying a MDA2,XDA2,I-mate???

Thanks for you time.
[General Topics] Tanguy:
Hi Zakeen,

I owned an XDA, but the principles remains;

You loose unsaved data, i.e. elements you were editing at that specific time. Any saved data (contacts, calendar, ...) will remain. I think after loosing 100 % of its data, you may loose saved data and settings. For me that is not too much problems as it is all sync on my PC. When I leave for very long period. A soft reset will restart your XDA nicely. A hard reset will put it back as your ROM was originally when you loaded it.

I do not have any but there have been recently many posting about a Sandisk Wifi and 256 Mb card. Try the search tool of the forum.

These are all the same hardware. Only the ROM will change. But as you may load the software in the extended ROM , the differences are meaning less.

Hope that helps.
[General Topics] zakeen:
Thanks for the quick answers. So you save about the battery when it totaly dies you lose your settings?

So you saying its just like a PC, you pull the plug and you lose anything that you are working on, but if you were to save this, then you have no problems, right?

Ive never realy had a PDA.

thanks
[General Topics] r1kde:
Hi

I have just changed from a the loved p800 to the XDA 2 and I have to say there is no major difference at the start but you can do so much more. the battery is not a big problem. you get 72hrs so thats good but you get a backup battery so this will store you settings and work untill it runs out.

over all the XDA 2 is much better I find to the P800 with more functionality.

the 802.11b card has to stick out of the SD slot as currently this is the areal and if it is to be in the phone then it gets low signal.

if you save all your stuff to a SD and make sure you back-up with the pc you will have no problems.
[General Topics] Tanguy:
Zaken,

Yes, but only the settings you may have entered manually, such as GPRS settings if not provided in the ROM, and generally any modification in the feel and look.

Now, as R1KDE is saying, it'll be 9 months that I have my XDA and it has never happened to me. Should it happen, to would take me about 7-10 minutes to re-enter modified settings (GPRS, owner info, Check POI settings...

If your relatively new to PDA, the key thing to remember is that your PDA will synchronise with you laptop to save a copy your data (not settings) for what ever is most updated such as contacts, telephone number, address, Excel spreadsheet, World documents, calendar, tasks, favourites ,.....

I have never lost a single data with my PDA
[General Topics] tadzio:
Welcome aboard! :-)

Actually, tanguy is wrong on this one. All your data and applications are stored in RAM. Now, when the battery level falls below a certain threshold, the OS will disable the Radio (Phone) part and also disallow turning on the PDA. In this state, the remaining battery power will hold data in RAM for another day or so. After that, i.e. when the battery is really empty, you will lose all data and applications - unless you enabled the special "save to Flash memory" feature for contacts, tasks, notes and appointments.

However, the normal way of working is that you synchronize your device with your PC every day (by just putting it into the charger cradle), so most of your data is automatically backed up to your PC. And there is also a backup facility built into ActiveSync (the sync program that comes with the device) that allows you to make complete back-ups, and of course restore these back-ups.

So, I would say your data should be pretty safe. :-)

Oh, and of course there is a small "emergency" capacitor that will hold the RAM data while you change your battery or SIM (to access the SIM, you have to remove the battery), so this is not a problem either.

I don't think such a device exists, or can exist - simply because the manufacturer cannot predict how much RF shielding the housing or components around the SD slot will generate; so, if the Wifi SD card fitted "nicely", as you said, it would have to have an internal antenna, and reception would likely be rather poor.

Not really, I am quite happy with mine. You should be aware though that it still is a PDA with phone functionality, and not a smartphone. This means that some phone functionality may not be as smooth and seamless as you may be used to from a phone. However, imho, having a phone, camera, MP3 player, navigation system, stopwatch, ebook reader, torch light (well, at least bright enough to find the key hole of your front door :-)), calculator, alarm, contact manager, calendar always available easily makes up for this. :-)

The hardware and operating system is identical. The set of applications vary, but nothing really important. Pick the cheapest one![/quote]

Cheers

Daniel
[General Topics] Tanguy:
Hoops !

Hoops! There is a lack of clarification as I'm right and your right too! :roll:

You will loose all data, applications and application settings loaded in your RAM. For my case I have found all the applications I needed in LumpySpephan kitchen and have them loaded in my XDA ROM (expect for TomTom Navogator as it's too big).

Thanks tadzio for correcting this to avoid confusion and wrong understanding of PDA's
[General Topics] zakeen:
hhmm.. this ROM and RAM thing is confusing me a little, I understand the difference, READ ONLY MEMORY and RANDON ACCESS MEMORY, is that correct.

But I know nothing about writing to the ROMS. Do you need a special device to do this ro can the XDA itself do it!

I think I need to do some reseach

Thanks for you help you guys have been most helpful.
[General Topics] tadzio:
Well, admittedly the naming is confusing. Wherever you see a reference to ROM, mentally replace it with "Flash Memory".

Flash can be written to, but it's much, much slower than RAM, and can only take a limited number of write cycles (not enough to be used as RAM, but far more than enough for holding your data, so don't worry!), so it's not used as main memory, but only to store data that doesn't change too often.

The main difference, from a user's point of view, is that data stored in Flash will survive a totally flat (or removed) battery.

To store contacts, appointments, tasks and connection settings in Flash (so that they survive a flat battery), you don't need any special programs. On your MDA/XDA II, just go to Settings -> System -> Persistent Storage (I hope that's the correct English translation of the German "Dauerhaft speichern"), and check any of the boxes on that screen. Note that this is specific to the Himalaya PDA; others, like iPaqs etc, use different mechanisms.

Cheers

Daniel
[General Topics] BRosenow:
On the English ROMs they call it "Permanent Save".