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[HTC Droid DNA] sirmims:
I put up some pics if anyone's interested. Its S Off and unlocked and comes with a Fatboy charging pillow. Still gotta add some more
[HTC Droid DNA] sirmims:
Price is now 435 for anyone interested
[HTC Droid DNA] monte666:
You probably won't sell it since sales are not allowed anymore on xda. Put it on eBay or craigslist
[HTC Droid DNA] sirmims:
It's on swappa under Chad D. I'm just letting people know if they're looking for a S Off Unlocked DNA
[General Topics] levander:
I checked Swappa on this site, didn't see any Razr Maxx's.

The main thing I'm concerned about when buying one of these phones is how well-used the battery has been. These batteries don't last forever, and it very well could be the seller is selling the phone because he wasn't getting as much battery life as he wanted.

Sometimes in reading the listing you can get an idea for how old the battery is, like they'll say "taken out of the box" 3 days ago. But a lot of the listings I've been I terested in over the last couple of days, I couldn't tell.

Basically I think I'm looking for something I can ask the seller about via EBay Messages, and if I get the phone and his answer is not true, I can make a claim under EBay's Buyer Protection policy.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StoneRyno:
This is the second time I've had my TP hit 0% battery while in CM9 (relatively recent nightly build) and auto power off and not respond to charging or boot attemps. I can't say for sure which nightly but probably from 6-12 months ago. It's been realtively stable with no problems i could discern. Anyways. Recently, the first time it lost power down to 0% I searched for solutions to the problem. I found the solution, based on the symptoms, to be TPdebrick. I followed those directions to the letter and within a day or two my TP was back up and running after fully charging. I don't recall precisely what occured after completing TPdebrick and the TP booting up again as I had gone to sleep, then to work, had a bunch of other stuff to do after work, then sleep again before I went to check on the TP to use it.

I'm concerned that it isn't actually charging it this time, even though TPdebrick completed successfully. I have tested the USB cable and charger and they are both fuctioning and able to charge my smartphone. The wierd thing is it did charge for a short period of time right after using TPdebrick (according to the output the battery voltage was at 30xxxxx [I don't remember the numbers where I substituted xxxxx]). But not enough for it to reach minimum charge to boot. When after 24 hours on the charger it was still no responsive I thought I'd run TPdebrick again to try and jump start it again so to speak. This time around from the log is the following:

Starting battery authentication...

Battery authentication successful.

battery_info.percentage = 0, battery_info.voltage = 3225680, battery_info.current = 937, battery_info.temperature = 20

This appears to show that it did charge up a little bit from that brief time it began to charge. And that it was recieving a small amount of charge from the PC. Typically when it is charging the cylinder part that plugs into the outlet gets warm. But it isn't getting warm as expected when the TP is connnected. I've also twisted the plug part off and back on several times along with using my smartphone to test that it was able to charge each time. So I'm stuck not knowing if the TP is actually charging because I have no visual or physical indicators that I can determine if it is or not. Any help would be appreciated.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chris5s:
Install the attached file to your touchpad and run it with your charger plugged in. It will tell you if your battery is charging and what current it is receiving.

Just unzip the attachment and install the .apk

Peace
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StoneRyno:
Since I can't boot the TP how do I install that and use it to get the info? Unless there is a misunderstanding. TPdebrick fixes it so it can charge so it will boot but I don't know if it is for sure charging so that it will eventually boot or if I need to use TPdebrick again. Assuming that despite the appearance of TPdebrick having completed successfully running it somehow didn't fix something. I would assume that at this point my options are few. If software means of getting it to boot again don't work I would have to disassemble the TP to get inside and somehow charge the battery up with a crude hand made rig or something. Assuming that the failure to boot is simply lack of charge. As it was the last time this happened. And needed TPdebrick so that it would charge up in that too low state. The last resort option would be get inside it or whatever other method needed to copy the data off of the internal storage (part seen as SD card) in the state it is in. And if the storage can somehow be wiped from there sell it for parts if it ends up not repairable.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sstar:
It could also be a dodgy Usb connection/board on the TP several people including myself have had this problem.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chris5s:
Well if tpdebrick got it up and running before can you not repeat the process to enable you to charge the tablet. Then you'd be able to install the tpcharge app and go from there ...
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HKSpeed:
Does the back of the TP get warm/hot after charging? On my TP the back area near the volume buttons gets warm after being plugged in for a few hours.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StoneRyno:
When charging any old day while I am using it I have noticed that area get warm. Just like the cylinder of the charger getting warm almost hot. Neither of that is happening which leads me to believe there may be something more wrong than just the simple yet not so simple problem that TPdebrick fixes. I've ran TPdebrick on it several times now twice before posting the thread and twice after. In completed it's execution with "all done" message. The port itself appears to function otherwise TPdebrick would fail before completing due to a USB connection failure. At least it seems to me it would fail as a result of that. Is there a way any of the parts can be tested for failure to figure out what has failed? Again assuming that something has gone bad internally on the TP. It has been plugged in for now 48 hours only interrupted by running TPdebrick. Of which I could run it again and get the info from the log I previously posted to see how it has changed. I have no idea what the numbers mean other than the battery percent being reported as 0.

I forgot to mention previously that it was plugged in at the time the battery went to 0%. Something I had not expected to occur. The battery icon in CM9 indicated charging with the lighting bolt icon as I had seen the icon just before it auto shutdown. Something I didn't give much thought to as that had happened one time a long time ago when I still had only webOS on it. Except webOS didn't let the battery get too low and it simply booted back up a minute or two after the charger was reconnected after it auto shutdown. So I guess if there is anything I can do to figure out why it isn't charging to know what needs to be fixed and if it is worth fixing and I'm able to fix it then I'd like to fix it. Otherwise I'll need a way to recover the data off of the storage so I can at least not have to start completely over with most of it. Nothing real important on it or anything that if lost would be detrimental just time lost in game progress and related and having to download oddball files for other apps again.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chris5s:
Just out of interest ... my touchpad that was not charging properly thru the usb port still managed to get thru the tpdebrick process to the "All Done" stage. However, it would only take a maximum of 100mA, even off the 2A mains charger. Changing the usb port resolved the chraging issue.

Peace

Edit: also, a touchstone - wireless - charger will eliminate a battery vs USB port fault ...
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StoneRyno:
I have good news and bad news. The good news I'm able to charge my TP with a charger other than the official one. I tried my smartphone charger which is significantly lower amps. In 9 hours it has charged it 30% while it remained in the powered off state. I booted it up a few minutes ago hoping that it had charged it up. I powered it off again and will charge it to 100% before using it.

The bad news is the official chargers cylinder is shot. This is the second official one I have gone through since purchasing my TP during the fire sale. So I'm not sure what I'll do about that. I only really use it as an ebook reader right now and as an alternative to some things I use my smartphone for when I have both available to me. Considering my netbook is in need of replacing due to a failing charging port I am looking to get a windows 8 pro hybrid tablet (ex acer w700) which would effective replace both the netbook and TP. Leaving the TP as a much more of an experimentation device.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] serialteg:
mine does not charge in android OS after installing CM 4.1.2 over old cherry kang

im getting current500mA in touchpad chargetest if connected to PC back 2.0 port, charge icon does not appear

charges if on webOS
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JDM STi:
Having the same issue as serialteg described. Just flashed to 10.2 (09/20 NIGHTLY) and TP cannot charge on CM. Switching back to WebOS, it's being charged.

Fixed. The infamous MTP issue was what I had. Solution found.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] seandidk:
Couldn't seem to find my exact answer. I am getting ready to sell my AT&T One X as I just picked up the S4. I currently have the bootloader unlocked and rooted. I was wondering what is the best way to go back to stock for selling purposes.

~SD
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] RollTribe:
This should've been posted in Q&A but I'll help you out anyways since I'm in a good mood :p. First you need to s-off. Then, run an RUU (whichever one you want). After that, reboot into bootloader. Connect it to your PC and "fastboot oem lock". From there you should be good. If you want to make it appear as if you have s-on you can locate that thread, you can, but s-off shouldn't void any warranties, and since you're selling it anyways, there shouldn't be a problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jjchdc:
I recently got a Sprint Galaxy Nexus. Worked fine before and after rootwenting. When I apply a custom ROM my 3G connection becomes useless to the point I can't even conduct a speed test. Anything and everything will load part way and then stop. LTE works with no issues whatsoever and while I am in an area with decent coverage battery life won't allow me to stay on 4G all the time.

Is there something I can flash to fix the lack of real connectivity? I went back to my rooted stock nandroid and all is fine. Its only on a custom ROM.

I have tried Paranoid Android and AOKP.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] d0ge01:
are you flashing toroplus version right?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] opensourcegeek:
Look at this!

Watch this video from 14min 56sec. : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckSvZ_c0p0A

He is having problems with the radio too. Just check the description, there's a link to the relevant radios. Download yours, flash it via adb or msikp's ToolKit (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1392310), and just wait for the magic to work. :)

Or try going back to your stock rom (with the stock radio), If you haven't made a backup of it, you can download it from the google site: https://dl.google.com/dl/android/aosp/mysidspr-ga02-factory.tgz
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jjchdc:
Thanks for the video. I went back to stock again right after posting this and was having the same problems. My phone was using the newest GA02 radios which was not providing adequate reception so I flashed the 4.1.1 stock image. After that I installed the CM10.1 RC 2 ROM and the FH05 radios. The signal is still not as good as what I would receive on the GS3 but consistent enough for me to stream my music library on Google Play which I have discovered is frustrating to live without. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] opensourcegeek:
Glad I could help you :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chasew83:
have you tried any other roms like AOKP, PA, or Sourcery to see if you get better results?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nomotion:
Hey all, I am running Captivating RC1 and am trying to fix my gps settings because like most people the gps sucks lol. I have tried the codes *#*#1472365#*#* and *#*#3214789650#*#* that dont do anything, I have also tried LauncherPro that no longer has a short cut to LBSTestSettings, and Any Cut is no longer on the play store. How do you access the gps settings these days? All topics on LBS seem to be outdated.

Thanks!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laughingT:
Try searching for Angrygps.apk

That replaced lbstest after Froyo.

Sent from the wholly ROMin' empire. SGH-I897 CM10.1
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nomotion:
Well i have angrygps now. I installed it and put it in system/app folder... But cant i tweak it? I cant find it as an app and when i try to access the apk it just wants to install. Is there a way to get into it and make sure its working?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laughingT:
I thought I had got this to run at somepoint in JB, but when I try codes with my current rom, CM10.1.0 RC2, the dialer isn't launching Angrygps.

Sorry if the same is true for you.

I have found that using the hellstorm fix with some mods works well for me. I get reliable quick locks consistently - as good as can be expected with the weak location of gps antenna on captivate.

Here is link to my gps.conf file. If you make a backup of your current /system/etc/gps.conf file, then paste this version to replace it, make sure permissions are 644, then reboot, this should give you good gps.

if you are in usa, it should work as is. If elsewhere, you will need to check pool.ntp.org for best ntp servers for you, then edit the list of ntp servers in gps.conf.

I use xplore to do the copy, then chmod. I have also edited the system/addon script so that my gps.conf survives CM nightly flashes.

http://db.tt/YYwj6iMe

Sent from the wholly ROMin' empire. SGH-I897 CM10.1
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m1batt1:
Did you set permissions correctly when you placed it into /system/app? I haven't used it in forever but I do know that setting permissions was required when I was using it. Also if it's working correctly you'll get an app icon for it in the app drawer. :)

Edit: Although I'm on Slim I just installed and confirmed it does in fact still work on the latest Jellybean. You do have to fix permissions for it to work and if you don't have a file manager to manually change permissions just reboot into recovery and run the fix permissions option and reboot.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nomotion:
So I am guessing the only real reason I want AngryGps is to alter the SUPL settings, other than it being a "text editor" it doesnt really do much else behind the scenes. That being said that gps.conf file should suffice without the installation of AngryGPS. I have done so and have yet to truly test it out. I do never get reception indoors but I feel thats everyone's case. My car roof however also seems to block my signal, and make me drop lock, is this common as well? I have to hold my phone near a window; an inconvenient position while trying to drive... nor the safest or most comfortable "fix" in my opinion...

Oh and for the permissions on the gps.conf I just set them all to read write and execute, i dont know what 664 means but im assuming that should cover it
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laughingT:
Should be 644.

Linux/unix file permissions are the sum of

4 read

2 write

1 execute (for directories & executable files)

In 644, the first number is owner r+w, the second is group members read only, the third is everyone read only. If it were a directory, then it would be 755, to have the same effective permissions.

And thanks to m1batt1, I created an activity shortcut and I can launch angrygps, no code required!

About the car gps, I use a vent mount, which has worked well both in a VW passat and in Honda Accord. It keeps it near the window with a view of sky, and has the added benefit of cooling the phone when AC is on.

Sent from the wholly ROMin' empire. SGH-I897 CM10.1
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nomotion:
How did you get that shortcut to work? My permissions are 644 and it isn't appearing in my drawer. I did notice tho that there is a version of AngryGPS that's named AngryGPSMod and some guy modded it so u can open it. Is this what you guys are using? Do u know how to set up this modded version? Do I put the original AngryGPS in the system app folder? Or the modded one?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m1batt1:
I don't have the modded one to my knowledge. Also after placing it and fixing permissions a reboot is required to see it. When I get to my PC I'll upload the apk I've been using.

Edit: Here ya go.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nomotion:
Well now i found a new obstacle. I was going to remove and put in your AngryGPS that you posted but during my uninstallation process I hit a roadblock. I removed the old AngryGPS from the system->app folder but it does not appear in my settings->apps on any page. Which led me to think it was already uninstalled. But when I went to install the new AngryGPS it says there already is one and that it will update the old one :confused:

I tried to go ahead and proceed with the installation but it just returns installation failed. Where else can I look to get rid of the old AngryGPS?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m1batt1:
You'll have to manually delete the apk from /system/app/ using a file explorer and then copy and paste the one I added into the same folder.

Again remember to change your permissions when you add it back in. unfortunately you have to do all this manually because this app only functions as a system app and the usual installation process will fail as you've already witnessed
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laughingT:
Use a file manager to browse to system/app folder and also to /data folder.

Delete any instances of AngryGPS.apk.

Reboot.

On creating the shortcut, I use holo launcher instead of trebuchet, but the process should be similar. After installing angrygps, go to launcher desktop, and select add. . ., then activity, then scroll down and pick the second activity under Angrygps. It shpuld be an activity named .angrygps alone, without further mod. This will plscr a shortcut on your desktop. If gps is enabled and you click it, then it will launch AngryGPS, else it will take you to settings menu before it launches.

Sent from the wholly ROMin' empire. SGH-I897 CM10.1
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nomotion:
So I got AngryGPS to appear, must have been a bad apk to begin with. Problem I have now is when I click the app in my app drawer it just opens location services from the settings menu. Ideas?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m1batt1:
Make sure you've got it set to use your GPS then hit the back button once or twice and it should take you to the angrygps menu.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nomotion:
That works! Thanks for all the help!
[HTC Droid DNA] BFirebird101:
I just realized how awesome it would be if we could overlap different widgets. Surprised this hasn't been added yet. I doubt it taxes the system any more than if they were separate. And I know I can't be the only one who thinks this.
[HTC Droid DNA] munchy_cool:
Uccw does this afaik
[HTC Droid DNA] Bigandrewgold:
What widgets would you want overlapped?
[HTC Droid DNA] Upstreammiami:
they won't
[HTC Droid DNA] BFirebird101:
Not sure yet. It would just be an extra level of customizable stuff
[HTC Droid DNA] CreepyDroid:
TSF UI launcher let's you do this.
[HTC Droid DNA] MarcMaiden:
Nova launcher lets you do this as well
[HTC Droid DNA] ibsk8:
Most third party launchers do.

sent via electromagnetic radiation.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] MontChrist:
I purchased a Galaxy S4 here in Mexico (SGH-I337M), and everything is working just well, I rooted the device just fine, and all is good and smooth, my only concern is that I do not have video calling capabilities and I was wondering if any of you have the same problem, perhaps this particular model does not have that thing available, but I'm just want to know.

If any of you could corroborate this to me, I'll appreciate that.

Btw, I flashed my S4 with the Canadian Roger firmware but it's still the same.

Please HELP ME!!! :(
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] AlEjAnDrO812:
Im from Puerto Rico and I dont have it..I dont know why

Enviado desde mi SGH-I337M usando Tapatalk 2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] elrooster:
Try flashing a ROM from the International S4 forum, looks like this one has it http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2272253 but just make sure that you make a nandroid backup or have the stock odin ROM in case that you need to return to stock. Flash it at your own risk ;)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] MontChrist:
LTE?

Thanks man, but do you know if I'm going to still have LTE radios, or I'm going to lose the conectivity in order to have the video calls?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] _Dennis_:
Find a i9505 ROM.....it shouldn't have a radio so yours will stay on the phone.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] MontChrist:
Hey [MENTION=2527800]_Dennis_[/MENTION] can you recomend me some particular ROM?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] MontChrist:
Well I've tried flashing an I9505 Rom:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2285059

Now my cell has the option to make video calls but... I still can't make it works. It promted me this message: "Unable to make video call. Try voice call?"

I don't know what else do I need to do...

Please help!!!
[HTC Desire C] for811:
I make a TouchWiz rom for the golfu!! Its based on CM9 soo the wifi dont work :s buut I could try base my Touchwiz rom on a rom with the wifi works for have any functional! :)

I did not test everything so please report any bugs you find the! :)

Features:

S3 touchwiz 5 UI

Smooth interface

S3 Icons

S3 like Status bar

Notification Drawer

S3 Accu weather widget

S3 Music Player

S3 Dialer

Samsung Task Manager

Samsung File Manager

Zipaligned apps

optimized ram

some system tweaks

ota-updater

And more stuf :P

Work!

I think almost everything works except wifi, but please report any bugs you find!

Dont Work!

-Wifi

-The touchwiz launcher crash, but for the moment I install trebuchet

-Maybe other things

Install

1-Download the rom and put it on your sd card

2-reboot in bootloader and flash the boot in the zip file with this command: fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot erase cache

3-reboot in recovery

4-Do a full wipe (system,data,cache,etc)

5-Flash the zip

6-Reboot (the first boot takes many time!!!)

7-Click the thanks button!! :)

Download the latest release: Link

Credits!!

-navinn for base rom :)
[HTC Desire C] for811:
[4.1.2][1.0]Windows Mobile Rom

I made a windows mobile rom based on cm10 :) This is cm10 themed as windows mobile!

I did not test everything so please report any bugs you find!

I will add picture later :P

Features:

-Windows Phone themed! :)

-CM10 browser

-Root browser

-Launcher8

-messaging7

-Win 7 calculator

-Ota-Updater

-And other stuff

Work!

I think almost everything works except wifi, but please report any bugs you find!

Dont Work!

-Wifi

-Maybe other things

Install

1-Download the rom and put it on your sd card

2-reboot in bootloader and flash the boot in the zip file with this command: fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot erase cache

3-reboot in recovery

4-Do a full wipe (system,data,cache,etc)

5-Flash the zip

6-Reboot

7-Click the thanks button!!

Download the latest version: Link
[HTC Desire C] penguin449:
for811, pm me about this rom, i may be able to help
[HTC Desire C] saider:
Why does not the CM 10 base?