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[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] primus1985:
Hi,

I did have an Galaxy note 2 with hyperdroid newest update with red pill kernel and some modes.

Today I buy the original Samsung multimediadockingstation with HDMI and USB ports.

When I plug an USB It don't open the dock modus.

My phablet is loading only.

When I dock an Samsung galaxy s3 with stock it open all normal.

What could I do?

Gives an modding or must I have to use an other ROM.

I'm an fan of hyperdroid.

I did have an 16gb fat 32 USB stick
[Android Apps and Games] guerman5:
Hello you all, this is my first post after a long search for an application I was sure to find but didnt.

Im looking for an app which can switch from wifi to data and viceversa, using the location of cellular antennas .

In other words the cellphone will turn on wifi and turn off data when the cellphone connects to a previously saved cellular antenna. If not, wifi will be off and data on.

I found "Sanity" and "Open signal" . The first app can switch on and off data/wifi, but on proximity sensor only. The second app can log the cellular antennas location and wifi location, but no signs of a switch.

Is it possible to combine this features in an apk to create an intelligent connection behavior of our cellphones?
[Android Apps and Games] gauthamnaidu:
Try Wifi Matic.. i was searching for the same thing... installed it on my phone..waiting to test it back home.. it claims to use cellular tower signal to turn data on and off with respect to location.. not the gps..please update if u are happy...
[Android Apps and Games] robbi24r:
Y5

I'm not sure exactly what you mean, but I think maybe you are looking for something like Y5.
[Android Apps and Games] lexluthor:
This is the one you want, Smart Wifi Toggler

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sebouh00.smartwifitoggler&hl=en
[Android Apps and Games] Pekempy:
AutomateIt works very well for tasks such as this, and more!

It's a lot easier to understand than Tasker, but does the same job!

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AutomateIt Pro

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[General Questions and Answers] Trozzul:
Hey everyone, as the title says i would like to change the status bar on my LG venice, i mnot sure if this is possible i know there is no roms i can find for this phone so i would be happy with a different status bar. on the play store there is a bunch of apps that change the status bar but they are very buggy and crap. if theres a way to do this im sure you have to root it i havent rooted this yet so i will if it is possible to change the bar. i would like a Touchwiz status bar (looks the best) Thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] :
try out holo Launcher.

don't download it fromplay store.

download a flashable zip.

nd flash it using cwm.

hope it helps you! :)
[General Questions and Answers] Trozzul:
where would one find this flashable zip of holo launcher? how would this help me also i want to change status bar not launcher

Thanks for Reply!
[General Questions and Answers] :
1. for zip, just google it.

2. after flashing this zip, even after if you don't run the launcher

there is a pwrmanent change in the status bar..

i m using it..

see these screenshots.

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sorry but the screenshots didn't upload..

but here is the direct download for the zip- dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/48724648/Android/Apps/System/Theme3.5.zip
[Testing] Techwolf12:
Did you all hear about the TestFlight app?

It is awesome, you need to invite your testers/developers and then you will get access to the apps shared with you.

So start by uploading your app:

Then it will show you the versions:

And you can share it with people:

So you can publish your beta apps for iOS and Android better then before.

Go check it out: http://www.testflightapp.com
[Asus Transformer TF700] elfaure:
I just made an alarming discovery. There are some duplicate binaries installed on our system. rm is one example. I found this out using the rm command. Here is what I found. It exists in BOTH /system/bin AND /system/xbin. If you need proof, I can show you that too.

*********************************************************

Busybox installs its binaries to /system/xbin. Your $PATH is constructed from the /system/etc/mkshrc file that gets executed at boot. The path construct outputs PATH=/system/bin:/system/xbin. Notice that /system/bin comes before /system/xbin in your PATH. :eek:

So then the problem with duplicate binaries is that when commands are run from the terminal (without a full path specified to the command call), they are executed from the first directory found in the $PATH which is /system/bin not /system/xbin. ;)

I could do some more **** Tracy and find all the duplicate binaries but I have an easier solution. The solution (for me) is to edit my mkshrc file, and force /system/xbin to come before /system/bin in the $PATH construct. That way I'm not getting jipped with a full Busybox installed by using their less functional Android counterparts. I will post the edited file here in case anyone needs it. :)

[Edit] On second thought after reviewing some feedback, I will not post this file modification. It has other unintended consequences. Read. Oops, I thought this was posted in the Help & TS section.
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
Well, the one in /system/bin is part of stock Android, and the one in xbin is from busybox. No surprise here. :) In many cases it does not matter which one you actually call, but the versions from busybox are usually more feature-rich. If you need the busybox version, the easiest and safest way to ensure you get the correct one is to explicitly call "busybox rm".

If you modify your PATH, you risk writing scripts that don't work on other devices. :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] elfaure:
Please explain. :confused:

[Edit] I just discovered other unintended problems with changing my $PATH in mkshrc. Because I have multiple superusers installed [I like to switch between them sometimes; one in /system/bin (active) and the other in /system/xbin (other one)] and by doing that when I rebooted it changed my superuser app. Interesting. So I will not post up the file then - bad idea.

[Edit] It just gets worse. After doing that I now can't sign into my Google account, and I just got a suspicious sign-in email from Google. Really bad idea.

[Edit] Yup. Just verified that my Google account was disabled due to suspicious activity and I had to reset my password. That email was not spam.
[Asus Transformer TF700] shardsx:
I think I get what _that is saying.

For the same reasons that rm was causing some unexpected behavior in your Brower2Ram script, the same thing could happen if a system binary is not as feature-rich as the busybox version. It just so happens for the case of rm that the system binary has more switches than busybox, but who can say for other binaries?
[Asus Transformer TF700] elfaure:
I think you have that backwards. Busybox binary is more feature rich, has more switches, and is the one we want to use. That is why I am suggesting pointing the PATH to busybox (/system/xbin) rather than Android (/system/bin). The one that does NOT have the -f option is the Android one; the default one that gets called from a terminal or my script.
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
Just think what could happen:

1. You have modified your PATH.

2. You write a script that works on your device.

3. You publish your script.

4. I try running your script and it calls the wrong binary because my PATH is not modified.
[Asus Transformer TF700] shardsx:
Oops, you're right!
[Asus Transformer TF700] elfaure:
Gotcha. This is what I didn't understand [MENTION=5234163]shardsx[/MENTION] how modifying my local path in any way could affect anyone else running my script but [MENTION=4878287]_that[/MENTION] clearly shows why above. If I can't test it on the user's binary then I'm only testing it for operation on MY device which would be different than YOUR device. So like you said [MENTION=4878287]_that[/MENTION], I need to specifically call the busybox binary for the rm command if I want to use the -f option by either:

1. /system/xbin/rm

or

2. busybox rm

instead of just simply rm (which calls /system/bin/rm). Drama concludes with effective solution. :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] elfaure:
Find duplicate binaries script

Here is a script to find all the duplicate binaries between /system/bin and /system/xbin. There are quite a few.

[Edit] The attached script was REMOVED because it is WRONG. Once I fix the problems and [MENTION=4878287]_that[/MENTION] has approved of the corrections I will post it back up.
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
Nice, short and sweet ... and wrong. :) You should test your scripts before publishing.

Read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Test_(Unix) to find how to fix it.

This line is wrong:

if [ "OBJ"="$XBIN" ]; then

The "[" command (yes, that's a command :) also called "test") does not understand "=". In this invocation it will simply return true if the string between [ and ] is not empty, which is always. Edit: It does understand " = " though.

Even if test did understand "=" in the normal way of comparing for equality it wouldn't work. First, you forgot the $ before OBJ - you want to compare with the current file name, not with the fixed name "OBJ". Then, if you compare the current $OBJ with the whole list of the files in xbin, it will always be false.

You don't even need the list of all files in xbin - you only need to check for each file in bin if an equally named file in xbin exists. "test" (or "[") has an operator for that.

a working solution:

for OBJ in $(ls /system/bin)
do
if [ -e /system/xbin/$OBJ ]; then
echo $OBJ
fi
done
[Asus Transformer TF700] elfaure:
Ouch! Busy at day job now but I felt that slap all the way from the E. Coast. Is _that called SIP - slap over IP?.

Agreed, I'm still too much of a newb to be QCing my own work. Won't publish anything else without your approval. I will investigate and fix it but it seemed to work when I ran it. Maybe it just listed all the contents of /system/bin? :o

[Edit] I just wanted to say until I look this over that I did run it and the output looked reasonable for matching binaries. I did not check more than a few.
[Asus Transformer TF700] elfaure:
Note: I have not opened your solution because I am not yet convinced I need to or this structure is wrong. But historically speaking you've never been wrong so I expect to be wrong and learn something from this, but for now I just don't see your point, I believe these work, so I will hold my ground.

Here is a simple test example with identical structure. I see no difference (besides forgetting the $). Comment?

#!/bin/sh

string1="blah"
string2="blah"

if [ $string1=$string2 ]; then
echo "$string1 $string2"
fi

and here is the code block from my sniper method script after which you called for a cleanup. This code compared a single variable (like $OBJ) to a list variable (like $XBIN).

If [ -d "${CACHE_NAME1}"=${BROWSER_LIST} ];
then...

[Edit] I put the $ infront of OBJ and re-ran my script and it produces identical output as without it. So every file in /system/bin is getting echoed and the script does not work you are (always) correct. But the test example script I provided does work. Hmm...thats a single variable not a list. But my sniper method worked. Hmm...hmm...

Nor did this make any difference

if [ "${OBJ}"="${XBIN}" ]; then

Conclusion: My sniper method never worked as intended. It just mounted all of the browser list without ever making the match to all /cache dirs. But it seemed to work as intended. Again, I state that it is difficult to impossible to know when you are doing something wrong in the code when you get your desired output thru a flawed code block which further substantiates your point about needing review. Because then we convince ourselves something worked and try to use the same method again and again only later to find out the method is flawed.

I'm going to follow your links and read up a bit before I take the bait and peek at your solution.
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
Try these variants and observe the result:

if [ a=a ]; then echo yes; fi
if [ a=b ]; then echo yes; fi
if [ a ]; then echo yes; fi
if [ ]; then echo yes; fi

(I actually did the same to find out what's going on)
[Asus Transformer TF700] becomingx:
This seems to have changed between 10.4.4.25 and 10.6.1.14.4 (below, respectively):

rm [-rR] <target>

Usage: rm [-rR] [-f] <target>

Welcome to the world of code portability.

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1. You need a space between the comparison operator and the variable names for this to work like you expect.

2. Get into the habit of always quoting variable names when performing such tests (i.e. if [ "$string1" = "$string2" ]; then). Not doing so may bite you when you're not expecting it.
[Asus Transformer TF700] elfaure:
1. I started out with these spaces and tested the script with and without the spaces and it did not make any difference (output was the same) so I removed them thinking they weren't needed. But I did question this. I observed other examples that had this space and was wondering why they were there. Also the spaces between the [ ] and the arguements are required. I did actually know that [=test was a command (from prior readings).

2. Why is this important for variables with no special characters? I thought that was only a grouping thing for variables like "${OBJ}_Cache"

[Edit] Wiki: The quotation marks around $1 ensure that the test works properly even if the value of $1 is a null string. If the quotation marks are omitted and $1 is the empty string, the test command displays the error message "test: argument expected"
[Asus Transformer TF700] elfaure:
But you may need the spaces around the "=" and quotes around the variables that [MENTION=2446267]becomingx[/MENTION] points out for accurate results. As the variable names become more complex this may fail.

if [ "a" = "b" ]; then echo yes; fi
[Asus Transformer TF700] becomingx:
Not only for that reason, but also for things like spaces.

THIS="and that"
if [ $THIS == "and that" ]; then
...
fi

== `[: too many arguments'
[Asus Transformer TF700] elfaure:
So I followed [MENTION=4878287]_that[/MENTION]'s link to the Wiki for [=test, and there is absolutely no discussion at all about using "=" or "==" for testing comparisons between variables, only strings. Why?? These examples and your Firefox code for B2R script use the equal operator for comparison and that is what i am trying to do here but I can't yet make it work.
[Asus Transformer TF700] elfaure:
I have failed to figure this out. Here is my test code citing due dilligence. I will now peek at [MENTION=4878287]_that[/MENTION] 's solution.

#!/system/bin/sh

#This script finds duplicate binaries in /system/bin and /system/xbin and prints them to the screen

BIN="$(ls /system/bin)"
#XBIN="$(ls /system/xbin)"
XBIN="$(find /system/xbin -iname "{$OBJ}")"

for OBJ in $BIN
do
#if [ "${OBJ}" = "${XBIN}" ]; then
#if [ "${OBJ}" ] && [ "${XBIN}" ]; then
if [ "${OBJ}" == "$XBIN" ]; then
echo $OBJ
fi
done
[Asus Transformer TF700] elfaure:
I have failed to figure this out. Here is my test code citing due dilligence. I will now peek at [MENTION=4878287]_that[/MENTION] 's solution.

[Edit] Short, sweet, simple, works, brilliant. What cereal do you eat in the morning [MENTION=4878287]_that[/MENTION]? I think I need to change mine.

Question: Is there any way to make this work with my original structure??? I need a comprehensive method for test matching a string variable to a list variable AND a list variable to another list variable. I would think the latter could be reduced to the former thru the use of a for-do loop "for OBJ in $LIST_VARIABLE1 do ...something to...$LIST_VARIABLE2".

#!/system/bin/sh

#This script finds duplicate binaries in /system/bin and /system/xbin and prints them to the screen

BIN="$(ls /system/bin)"
#XBIN="$(ls /system/xbin)"
XBIN="$(find /system/xbin -iname "{$OBJ}")"

for OBJ in $BIN
do
#if [ "${OBJ}" = "${XBIN}" ]; then
#if [ "${OBJ}" ] && [ "${XBIN}" ]; then
if [ "${OBJ}" == "$XBIN" ]; then
echo $OBJ
fi
done
[Asus Transformer TF700] elfaure:
Working Script

Here is a working script attached.

Here is the output

u0_a87@android:/ $ su
*** xyzzy 10087 happened ;) ***
u0_a87@android:/ # find_binary_dups.sh
cat
chat
chmod
chown
cmp
date
dd
df
dmesg
grep
gzip
hd
id
ifconfig
insmod
ionice
ip
kill
ln
ls
lsmod
lsof
mkdir
mount
mv
netstat
ping
printenv
ps
reboot
renice
rm
rmdir
rmmod
route
setconsole
sh
sleep
su
sync
top
touch
umount
uptime
u0_a87@android:/ #
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] satya:
Please Help,

i've XDA1 but now didn't have any sound. When i check in bootloader for test sound everything is oke all normal.

But when come to Windows ( i use wm 2003 and now downgrade 2002) the sound missing. I can't hear any sound. I don't know why .., please help me what happend with my XDA1 ????? :roll: i try to up and down grade to any WM version but same problem.., When looding i didn't 'BLINK' sound..

whatt happend whatt happendd..... :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

please help :cry:
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pemell:
Hi.

I'm having a strange problem. There is two voices speaking to me when navigating with the google navigation app. One female one wich sounds nice and a robotic male voice that drives me crazy. Anyone else having this problem and found a solution?

Thanks in advance

pemell
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] x102x96x:
Clear data and cache

Force stop and reinstall

thr might be bug

:thumbup:

Sent via my Google Nexus 7 | 32GB.WiFi
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mlanepa44:
My wife's and my phone on the same evening, stopped connecting to the tmobile network. We have tried the cycling on and off, APN resets. Yes both IMEI's match and are not blocked. The phones will connect for a moment then they just stop, this is both on the wifi and tmobile networks. However we can still use the phones over wifi and surf the Internet. Yes, I have reset our home router also. Tmobile shows no outages in our area.

Also tried to manually register on the tmobile network, works for a couple of mins then, no more network.

What can I do?

Phone stats:

These are both t-959v's

They will be two years old in Sept.

Gingerbread 2.3.6

New batteries 1 month ago.

One phone is rooted the other is not, problem started the same night with both phones.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
Could be an issue with the SIM cards and the work T-Mo is doing to reconcile the merged networks causing weird tower issues. If you go into a store, you should be able to get replacement SIM cards for free.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mlanepa44:
Seems to be limited to our home and home network. Away from our house my phone, the rooted one,is working fine. Could it be a local cell tower causing all odd or home problems. We had been having no issues with these phones up until a week ago.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mlanepa44:
Come home and sit in the backyard, wifi has not been turned on since I left. Full bars and text messages will not send again, try to make a call and it will not ring or hang up. Still says it is on the Tmobile network, but nothing works. Is my house cursed, signal jammer?

Also tried it on a friends wifi network and everything was normal.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
Sounds like a bad local tower. The two basic choices are:

1) Wait and hope it gets fixed.

2) Get a new SIM card and hope that fixes it.

Also, in a different category, could try forcing the phone to 2G (generally in the mobile data options) and see if that fixes it or lets you avoid the problem while at home. Every now and then, my 4G gets confused or decides it hates a specific tower, but 2G tends to stay way more solid...
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mlanepa44:
Ok, thank you for the tips. I have dumbed down the network, currently testing to see what happens.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mlanepa44:
Well switched to GSM only and its like magic, the phones have been working fine.

Thanks for the awesome tips!

Now, how do I explain to Tmobile they have a bad cell tower?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Stuck on hold:
I've just called customer service and told them I, as well as several other customers in the office were having trouble in that location, bit nowhere else...and it used to work. A couple days later, it was fixed.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mlanepa44:
Thanks will try that, seems simple enough.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vbiv:
Hi.

I flashed Wanamlite v7 rom on my galaxy s3 and now I have only less than 2gb free space.

Can anybody help me whith explanation why is so?

Thank you.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GaMeOvErBaBy:
Flash your old rom. Or any other rom and your problem will be solved ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prboy1969:
Do you mean less than 2GB of Internal SD memory ? Did you do a Full Wipe before flashing the Rom ? Did you verify the MD5 before flashing the Rom ?
[General Questions and Answers] android07:
A TFT Display with 228ppi or IPS Display with 196ppi.

Which one would look more appealing?
[General Questions and Answers] Trozzul:
prop the TFT, Normal has the better Display but it is a huge energy consumtion so the battery can drain fast.
[General Questions and Answers] android07:
Can I please get some more opinions?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] yujioh:
Would I need to unlock my SIM for international travel first prior to installing CM10 if I wanted to use my S4 out of the country? Would the SIM unlock also carry over to CM10 as well once it is unlocked?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gavin-phelan:
Can you flash the likes of carbon rom from the tmobile variant onto a international GT-I9505? What's the difference?
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] muhamet:
Try if you whant.But you must flash first rom then kernel from i9505 internationnal faux or others
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomerhd:
i'm trying to install yemail 4.2 from galaxy s4,

the benefits im looking there are:

-notification from favorite contacts

-ready filters by part of keyword from subject

i have friend with s4, i was trying to copy secemail and exchange services from system/apk and put it on my s3 and its doesn;t let me install it.

i also tried to backup from s4 by titanuim backup to Tibackup ..but my titanuim on s3 STUCK on recover it to my galaxy s3...

any idea? or someway i can't get email WITH NOT SECURITY PIN with the two requirments i mentioned?

im on 4.2.2 leaked (omega v45)

thanks..
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Our Hitman is having a break at the moment but will be along shortly .

[READ THlS FlRST] POST QUESTIONS IN THE Q&A SECTION AND NOT HERE!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] aveq8:
I wanted to try a custom TW launcher from this site,so I downloaded and extracted it.For safety reasons I made a backup of th inse original apk and I installed zeam launcher from play store.I deleted the original TW apk and the odex file.I the copied the file and when I tried to paste it guess what? "Insuficient space".I copied the original file back,I fixed the permissions to rw-r-r,I restarted the phone,but now if I press the home key it automatically goes to the zeam lau launcher's home screen,I installed another launcher but when I press the home button the original launcher is not listed there.How can I make it work again?
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mythbuster74:
Alright so somehow my tablet got bricked from flashing things through cwm, i think cause i had the wrong bootloader. So anyways I searched and tried everything and nothing worked, no fastboot or apx. I took it apart and installed a motherboard i got from ebay. Now when i try to turn it on the led in the power button flashes orange twice and nothing happened. Tried to talk to asus, but no help. Has anyone on here successfully installed a new motherboard?