yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] need4steer:
I don't believe they have a different version for different regions. It's the same utility, though the utility itself gives you the right firmware, according to your region.

Anyway, did you try emergency mode? (volume up + volume down + power button)

If not, enter emergency mode, and then try reflashing your stock ROM.

If you did try emergency mode and it didn't work, try performing "wipe data/factory reset" and "wipe Dalvik Cache" within CWM, and try to boot again.

If that won't work, try mounting your phone via CWM, and then try to copy your preferred ROM files to be flashed within CWM.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] justinisloco:
Has anyone successfully been able to make a widget that is similar to the aokp 4.2.2 clock? I love the look of the widget but like TW too. Ive taken the file from an aokp rom and changed permission but it wont load the widget. And nothing is showing up on the play store. And not familiar with how to use UCCW.

Thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] justinisloco:
EDIT mods please move to VZW Note 2 Themes and Apps, I didnt realize I posted In this section. My fault.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] justinisloco:
Bump
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Dvanzutphenkann:
Bump
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Rudy_Ruettiger:
Try dashclock widget in the play store. Its the same thing.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] justinisloco:
If I had 4.2 I would have no problem. Unfortunately since im on TW 4.1.2 it will not work
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] justinisloco:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=clock.weather.cm10.widget

I actually found this. Helps us both out. Ive since switched to the S4 but I also have 4.2 and the dashclock doesnt have that "look" but this works nicely
[Off-topic] GbrilliantQ:
This is my friend Andrea, she is right now number 3 in a contest to meet Justin Timberlake in London and New York. Could you vote for her?

Vote Here:

http://www.z100.com/c/?9a

Thank you

**Vote from all of your devices please. Today is the last day!
[Off-topic] LoopDoGG79:
This needed to be here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=41144333

Off topic "vote for me" thread.
[Off-topic] mikef:
Thread Closed

^^^ What he said.

mikef

XDA Senior Moderator
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] red_draak:
hya all..

im new here and to the world of windows mobile phones.

today i bought a SPV m1000. so far so good. i began sending contacts from my old phone (nokia 6600) using bluetooth. still no problems. than i got my self a nice cold glass, and i look at my screen and all i see is vertical lines. it looks a bit like when you set a way to high resolution on an older laptop and the display freaks out. no matter what i do.. charge the battery, soft reset it, hard reset it.. the lines stay put and my phone is useless..

any advise is extremely welcome!!

thanx all in advance :)
[HTC Droid DNA] -DroidIsDNA-:
What if you could encrypt WiFi tethering with a code and make it so someone (such as, your girlfriend) have access to use it and it turns on when they punch in the code...ah I'm dreaming
[HTC Droid DNA] Dri94:
Well if you mean wpa wifi tethering then that's standard
[HTC Droid DNA] -DroidIsDNA-:
Do you have to have it on?
[HTC Droid DNA] dot45:
You would have to leave it on. otherwise how is the phone going to know when a device is trying to connect? Magic?
[HTC Droid DNA] -DroidIsDNA-:
A push notification that says a user is trying to connect, and the ability to grant access. Its a wish list Haha, I was seeing if other users would find it interesting.
[HTC Droid DNA] dot45:
How is the phone to know to send you the push notification?
[HTC Droid DNA] pio_masaki:
I think he meant the device connecting to the phone, or client, sends a push notice to the phone, server, which then activates WiFi service on demand, not just always on or off.

Tapatalked from my HTC DNA - Carbon
[HTC Droid DNA] dot45:
Again I ask, how is the phone to know that an "approved" device is within range?

Unless you have gps active on both phones, a simple data connection isn't going to get you an accurate enough location.

Its just not possible.
[HTC Droid DNA] pio_masaki:
It would know its an approved device via the password the he mentioned being used in the first post. Location has nothing to do with it, if the push notice is received with a proper password then it would turn on tethering and allow the client to connect, if its not within range that's not the servers fault. As this all imaginary then it could easily shut off if no client authenticates and connects within a minute or so, and also if a client disconnects.

Why would location even be a concern besides range?

Maybe use NFC to trigger it? That would take care of the devices knowing if they're near each other.

Tapatalked from my HTC DNA - Carbon
[HTC Droid DNA] dot45:
1. How else are you to know when to enable tethering?

2. NFC is only viable if the devices are a few inches apart.
[HTC Droid DNA] pio_masaki:
Well if you just walk up, wave your tablet at your phone and then it just links up seems like a nice little feature to me. Considering your phone is usually going to be with you, say sitting at a coffee place or something, you pull out your tablet, you'll probably be able to get them within that few inches fairly easily.

Or how about this, its all imaginary, use your imagination for something you'd like to see for WiFi tethering, the actual point to this thread.

Tapatalked from my HTC DNA - Carbon
[HTC Droid DNA] dot45:
In order to start down the path of designing a solution, the requirements must be clear and concise.

Also, you are working with the hardware in the phone, so that can be a limiting factor.

NFC could work, so long as you are ok leaving it on all the time. Having someone wave their phone/tablet at your crotch to turn your tethering on could be 'interesting' depending on where you are.

If we completely ignore having the phone be "aware" of the device connecting to it, so we remove the proximity requirement. We could have an app monitoring your text messages, and watching for a specific string. Have one string enable tether and another disable tether.

An application already exists that will do the above. (do something on the phone, based on the text of an incoming sms message.)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=AutomateIt.mainPackage&hl=en
[HTC Droid DNA] pio_masaki:
I'm all for a solution that has people wave expensive toys at my crotch. Anything else the solution does it just gravy.

As its a WiFi tether I'm working based on something like a tablet, so SMS would likely be out, no connection at that point. It would also limit push notice like I mentioned before, hadn't considered that. The only thing I can really think of would require NFC, which only newish devices have. If we rely on a WiFi signal to handle the detection for connection then it may as well be how it is now, tap a button, WiFi tether is on.

While the NFC range could be an issue, again given a phones WiFi tether range I don't consider it to big a stretch to assume the client will be fairly close to it already, so they have to walk 10 feet to pat your crotch, small price for them, and payment for your data usage :D

Tapatalked from my HTC DNA - Carbon
[HTC Droid DNA] dot45:
They could send a text with their "dumb phone", since its just looking for a text string, not caring what device sent it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] pappaellio:
Hi,

Is there any way I can flash the updated LTE modem for the Note 2 on my phone WITHOUT updating my entire firmware??

I have a very customized rom (which I backed up), and the update has fcked it up.

PLEASE HELP.

If there is a way to ONLY flash the modem, please give me step-by-step directions. I want to restore my previous firmware.

Thank you in advance
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] pappaellio:
Will flashing the updated modem get me LTE without updating my firmware?????????????????????
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] culua:
I did once flash a modem it was ok untill things started to run into problem so I just flash jedi rom that comes options flashing old to new modems.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kintwofan:
Flash it and find out. In the time you put all those? You could have already checked and if not flashed the older modem.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ionic7:
This is great lols
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] jamalkhaffaf:
I flash modems all time for experimental purposes. Yes u can flash a modem using a custom recovery personally I use TWRP. I dont wipe anything just flash reboot and it should be ok.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] cherry316316:
does anyone has a link for tmobile LTE modem, i can use too :)

also, any idea how we can get tmobile wifi calling on custom rom if it was not in the rom? or is it something only a rom developer should have added while making the rom?

thanks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mattlowry:
modem can be found here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2564430

wifi calling only works on tmobile produced roms
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] cherry316316:
thanks :):good:
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] EatingInternet:
I don't know too much about Android modding but I know this involves Editing apk and XML files. my request to have somebody change the stock color scheme so that instead of blue it uses red because I absolutely hate the color blue and red is my favorite. I know it's fairly simple but time consuming so I can donate a few dollars through PayPal. additionally if you did other colors of the rainbow such as Green yellow purple etc. If this has already been done if somebody could link me to the forum thread and guide to installing that'd be great. Thanks!
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] lwfb:
Flash yourself a ROM with theme chooser, like CM10 or AOKP, and install one of the many free themes from the Play Store or from xda.

Here's a link to a free theme that changes the blue to red.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blackout1911.theme.BetterbeanThemeRedFree

Here's a link to the theme chooser mega thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1801752
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] EatingInternet:
Won't this void the warranty? I know using Mobile Odin doesn't but it doesn't support the nexus 4 (yet.) If I flash the stock firmware before I have it warrantied for any reason, will they be able to tell I installed cm10? Thanks for the quick reply.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] mackster248:
Yes but it's very easy to go back to stock if you ever need to return it for warranty purposes.

Either way if you want to change your theme there's no other way but to root/unlock bootloader and void your warranty.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] EatingInternet:
OK thanks. Will be joining the thousands that use cm10 today!
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] EatingInternet:
One last question, of the three release candidates of cm10, which one uses android 4.2.1? I need to know because I want to enable LTE.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] EatingInternet:
For the nexus 4 of course.
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] lwfb:
Check this out...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=41135571

Best advice I can give is to read everything you possibly can about unlocking your phone and rooting it before jumping into it though.

I don't know if this is your first nexus, but it's very difficult to screw it up and very easy to fix if something goes wrong. Read all you can and get familiar with ADB.

There's a wealth of information available if you take the time to search for it.

Have fun.
[Nexus 4 General] TheDoolster:
delete
[Nexus 4 General] Exodian:
Why should the features of the control app be free? If a developer chooses to charge a little for all the hard work they put into something what's wrong with that? The kernel itself is still free to use. Look at it as supporting a developer.
[Nexus 4 General] eminembdg:
Close this.

Seriously
[Nexus 4 General] Spdr142:
The kernels are free to use and the apps are just for tweaking some of the settings. And buying the apps is nice way to support the developers, they also have to pay bills too... like the servers to store the kernel.
[Nexus 4 General] rayiskon:
cyanogenmod offers tweaks like color, overclocking, governors, schedulers etc.. as a part of their rom. in fact, a while ago there was a little "debate" between some kernel devs (including franco , ezekiel and others..) and cm devs about the support of some features in cm builds.

anyways, there's also a universal app called trickstermod , there's a free and a paid version.
[Nexus 4 General] Nuu~:
While i do believe that kernel apps are a great way to support developers, they should only add convenience, not basic functionality.

For example, i should be able to change all necessary kernel settings, like fine tuning a scheduler or changing color profiles through config files.

The kernel app should just give you the convenience to do it with a nice GUI.

That said, if I'm not completely mistaken, you can do exactly that on all kernels.

Though, I've never checked for any color profile related config files on Franco's kernel. Are there any for that specific task?

Also, take a look at apps like Trickster Mod.

They basically offer most of the stuff you'd find in a kernel specific app.
[Nexus 4 General] Toledo_JAB:
OP requested thread closing
[Raspberry Pi Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sarichter:
I was wondering if anyone could help me with some basic Linux issues I'm having with my Raspberry Pi and an installation of Wheezy with FreePBX and Asterisk preloaded. Everything runs perfectly fine with the exception that I cannot get this distribution to recognize the WIFI hotspot I have created with my phone (HTC One X). I know the Raspberry Pi can recognize it because I've used other distributions (such as OpenElec) and they have worked perfectly.

The issue has to do with the correct settings in the WPA.CONF file. When I leave it stock, the Pi will connect to any open network. I know this works because it will randomly connect to some network that is nearby. I can't find this network with any other of my devices so it must have a hidden SSID and I don't have the patience to look for it (besides, it's not my device). When I try and modify the WPA.CONF file to set it up with my WIFI hotspot, it won't work. I've tried a bunch of different settings and combinations, but I can't for the life of me figure this out. I've listed below the settings for the HTC One X WIFI hotspot. If anyone could possibly suggest what I should write in the WPA.CONF file, I'd greatly appreciate it!

ssid: *****

ssid hidden: no

channel: auto

security: WPA-TKIP

submet and mask = standard settings
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[One (M7) General] xl VipeR lx:
WRITE SUPER CID-

(allows you to flash ANY ROM to the device regardless of the carrier. Just click RUU.EXE)

ONLY download ADB tools if you do not already have it!

1. Download adb tools here: download for WINDOWS or download for LINUX or from the attachments below

2. On your pc click on your local disk C: Drive (or D: drive for some) (WINDOWS users: Start > My computer > Local Disk (C:))

3. Create a new folder called "adb" and extract the files from adb.zip into it. Make sure it doesn't create another folder in the adb folder when extracting

4. open command prompt (or terminal for linux) and type "cd" "followed by the path to your adb folder" (windows users can type "cd C:\adb")

5. Ensure your phone is switched on (regular home screen) and connect it by USB in charging mode (Ensure usb debugging is on settings)

6. enter the command "adb devices". This is to confirm your phone is connected. (It should come back with list of devices attached and your serial number)

7. enter the command "adb reboot-bootloader". (nothing further required device WILL reboot in bootloader)

IF it doesn't you can Manually put the phone in the bootloader/hboot mode

Navigate to fastboot by pressing volume down and pressing power button to select (power off > vol down + power on)

It will take you to the fastboot bootloader screen on your phone

Connect your phone via USB

Your Screen should now read fastboot USB

8. Enter the command "fastboot oem readcid". Make a note of your original CID.

9.enter the command "fastboot oem writecid 11111111"

10. enter the command "fastboot read cid" [it should confirm your CID is 11111111]

11. Press the volume down button twice on your phone and navigate to reboot bootloader, then hit power button to reboot the bootloader.

12. Bootloader will also say "CID-11111111" now to confirm :) You can now flash any ROM you like.

TO REVERT BACK TO ORIGINAL CID

i wrote on step 8 make a note of your original CID

follow all the steps above and then in place of step 9 enter the command "fastboot write cid YOURCID" where YOURCID is the CID you made a note of

so for me this would be "fastboot writecid O2___001"
[One (M7) General] big nu:
revert

Great guide!! Thanks.

Out of curiosity how can one revert back to T-Mobile cid?
[One (M7) General] xl VipeR lx:
Just write back your T mobile CID Fastboot oem writecid TMO__001 or whatever it would be, i dont know but the one you would make a note of
[One (M7) General] the show stopper:
Nice, Just tried and Super Cid my phone and tried going back to original cid also .. bothw worked. nice work :) thank you
[One (M7) General] theotrman:
Great guide for the mass of NOOBS , like me! Thank you for putting this together!
[One (M7) General] kurby:
Just a suggestion, instead of manually going to the folder in the cmd on windows, you can just hold shift + right click on the open folder, you'll then have an option "open command prompt in this folder"(don't remember the exact wording) this will open the cmd with the path of the folder already.
[One (M7) General] ksarius:
I havê international version. Só now i can flash viper ROM from sprint? Niceeee thxxx

With s-off am I also able to flash any ROM?
[One (M7) General] TheHeffNerr:
Thanks for including the link for adb, can never have that linked enough it seems.
[One (M7) General] llvwboy:
Stock CID: T-MOB010
[One (M7) General] Kenchinito:
Do i need s-off to do this?
[One (M7) General] nookcoloruser:
Yes.
[One (M7) General] stmilosh:
You do, for One s-off is practically equivalent to supercid (we can do almost everything with s-on except flashing custom framworks/bootloaders).
[One (M7) General] nugzo:
No you cant flash viper rom. Partitions are different. Viper would have to include us in their rom and They dont seem to inclined to do that.

[MENTION=225651]op[/MENTION] There are some things you can change here.. The command is fastboot oem writecid, you left out the "oem" part in some of your instructions, near the end. Could be confusing to some noobs when they type fastboot writecid or fastboot readcid and dont get anything.

Also your title says this allows you to flash any rom from any carrier, This is in fact not true. You cant install anything sprint to our phones. No roms, no ruus. This is only good for installing different ruus from compatible carriers, no bearing on custom roms. supercid not needed for custom roms. Other than that great stuff. I'm glad you didnt include hex editing here. Definitely not needed! :highfive:
[One (M7) General] godutch:
Do you receive otas if you have supercid or would HTC__001 be better to receive otas more quickly?
[One (M7) General] nugzo:
You cant get any OTA's with supercid. OTA's are finicky. For an OTA you must have stock recovery, the correct CID, the correct MID and all stock apps need to be installed. OTA's do a thorough check of your existing system to make sure you qualify for the OTA. If a RUU is available for same update, it doesn't require all the safeguards... Supercid would work fine for an RUU.
[One (M7) General] deadman3000:
Is there a 4.2.2 RUU I can use for a UK HTC__001? Sorry if this is answered elsewhere.
[One (M7) General] godutch:
there is an ruu but which some members have but they can't share it to protect their leak source (htc watermarks ruus), you can however install 4.2.2 based on the leak
[One (M7) General] lg31376:
Wont write CID 11111111!

Tried writing CID and this is what happened... Thanks for any help.

C:\ANDROID>fastboot oem writecid 11111111

...

(bootloader) jet_init_sd, SD card already power on

(bootloader) sdhw_7xxx_open: id=0

(bootloader) sdcc_init_memory_device done

(bootloader) SD clock freq = 19MHz....

(bootloader) [FAT_ERROR] fat_open_file: can not find SMART_IO.CRD

(bootloader) [JAVACARD_ERR] SMART_IO.CRD cann't find

OKAY [ 0.156s]

finished. total time: 0.156s

When I read CID it still the phones original one.
[One (M7) General] celestialbadger:
gave anddone

Thanks very much for the guide, worked absolutely perfectly :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cornelious1212:
So the terrible radio in this phone may be forcing me to ditch it. I'm on call for work, and recently my phone had been missing calls and texts. They just don't come through. I will get a Google Voice notification and no record of a call ever happening. Verizon is offering a "similar model replacement" of basically a HTC Rezound, Droid 4, or maybe a RAZR Maxx. Any info from anyone with experience with these phones would be great. Pros and cons, what I'll be missing from the GNex. I do plan to root and ROM whatever I do get.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IRX120:
I used a razar maxx there alright, not the best quality screen, but just for web email and other work stuff should be fine. I just found it to not be the best looking phone out there but spec wise still has dual core and a gig of ram and a better 8mp HD camera.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Esteway.619:
Try asking for gs3

Sent From My Miui Powered Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cornelious1212:
Tried that right off the bat. Told it was "impossible". His words were it would be like having a Toyota carolla and wanting a Lexus as a replacement. His exact words. I have to pick a phone from 2011. I didn't push him too hard about it, but I may call back for a supervisor.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rearden888:
That's pretty ridiculous. I'd definitely ask for a supervisor. You pay them plenty of money a month, and I'm sure they're going to make you sign a new contract. They don't make their money off the phones, push them hard enough and I'm sure they'll give you better hardware in order to keep you paying monthly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Beauenheim:
Too bad the development scene for the Droid 4, and RAZR Maxx isn't all that great. There isn't much to flash. :(

However, if you ignore the development part, they still kinda suck. Motorola phones have terrible cameras, and the worst SAMOLED I have ever seen (think our GNex has a lot of spots, check out a RAZR), some of them have failed and have had hardware problems, random restarts, fc's, no matter what ROM you'd be one.

You may have better luck than my friends and I though.

The Rezound, since it is an HTC phone is gonna give you some mad battery life issues.

Your choices suck man, I feel bad for you. Get a Galaxy S3 or even a Note (1 or 2, they rock)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] speedyink:
I wouldn't choose any of those phones over a GNex.

If however this doesn't renew your contract, I'd pick the Razor Maxx if you want battery life, or the Rezound if you want to keep using the higher resolution screen. Then you can at least get calls and stuff for the few months until your contract runs out and you can get an actual upgrade. If this renews your contract RUN AWAY!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blackhand1001:
DO NOT GET THE REZOUND. ITS SO MUCH LAGGIER THAN THE GNEX AND THE SCREEN IS WASHED OUT. Battery is bad as well.

Sorry for the caps but its that big a deal. Make them give you a galaxy S3 at a minimum.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] speedyink:
Really? Wow, that really is a tough choice then. Those three phones are all terrible compared to even the GNex.