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[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Daverk:
Just updated my tablet to 2.33

Since
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZeeOwns:
Try this

Download Link2SD
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kakaana:
How does it work

It gives me an error each time

No external SD

What to do????

Sent from GT2 Cm 10.2
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobruels44:
So I have a Seagate Wireless plus and a nexus 4. Long story short I was looking for a way to mount a wifi hard drive to the nexus 4. I know seagate has that app that allows you to move the files over, however 99% of the time the phone needs to do this itself. I'm really just looking for a way to tell the app I"m making go look at a directory and that directory be in the wifi hard drive.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] andrewjt19:
If permission was granted is there anyone who has the knowledge to port the International Sungsonic rom over to Verizon? The RoM looks amazing. Just a request, don't mean to ask something that's not allowed (potentially). Thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] shangrila500:
Is it a N7100 or N7150 ROM? If its N7150 you should be able to flash Scott's patch and maybe a VZW radio and have it working.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] andrewjt19:
That's good to know, possibly that's the problem. Here's the developers website

http://adimaye.blogspot.in/?m=1
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] andrewjt19:
So it was the N7100, back to my original thought, is it possible to get a port?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] shangrila500:
If a dev has enough time and feels like this would be a good port yes, problem is most of the devs have their hands full already.

If you want to try to port it yourself try these links out:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2073370

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=40201082
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] lacoursiere18:
I havent luck with those port guides..bc i think it requires more files..there are some tools people made for pc to port roms but you run into issues with aroma..

Sent from Verizon Moon_ROM Note II
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] carycooke:
it should be as easy as applying this patch from ScottsRom after you install the Rom in recovery

I havent tried but this works for patching other roms to work for verizon and there are other patches for other carriers here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2232516
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] andrewjt19:
I'd love to try this sometime but for now I've got no time to dink around with it. I understand what you mean about devs having time to port it. . It's not a small investment of time on their behalf.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] andrewjt19:
Yea I tried that but it doesn't work with the N7100 rom I guess. I had no data and it was pretty glitchy.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] RemnantKing2:
The N7100 doesn't support LTE which may be a reason why Scott's patch doesn't work with N7100 ROMs
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] andrewjt19:
Yea I read in Scotts thread afterwards. Thanks though.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] shangrila500:
Yes it doesn't work with the N7100 because it doesn't have LTE radios

Edit

Woops I read the second page after making that post.

---------- Post added at 03:40 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:37 PM ----------

Did you even look at the guides? One is a huge list of all the guides and if you needed help you could ask in one of the porting threads. TrevE explains porting at length in his thread.

As for the PC tools you are talking about a kitchen, the most popular is dsixdas, I doubt I spelled his name right, kitchen.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] andrewjt19:
Yes I looked at a few of the links and saw some I'll give a shot at, but can't do it right now. I simply am working too many hours, new jobs, newborn and no sleep:eek:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] bcool15:
i am looking for this above mentioned thread can anyone please link me to it?

I googled the patch zip file hoping to get link to it in vain please help
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] andrewjt19:
It's on the first page. Also instead of doing a Google search, sometimes you can get better results if you just search XDA (top righthand corner)... :)
[Galaxy Note II General] ksc6000:
I generally try not to charge my note 2 overnight. I want this battery to be healthy as long as possible, so I don't want it to sit at high voltages for too long.

Normally my note 2 is around 80 percent when I go to sleep so I don't plug it in at night, I just plug it in in the morning for an hour before going to work. It reaches 100 and then I remove it.

The times when my battery is much lower that I won't be able to charge it in the morning in the hour, I do charge it overnight.

What I've noticed is that the battery drains much slower on the days it's been on the charger overnight.

So I'm thinking that the charger will continue to raise the voltage even after it reaches 100%. Maybe someone has some other thoughts, but I just wanted to share what I've noticed so people are careful with their battery.
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
Hi,

Charge it yhe way you want. Don't stress on it.

But for a few tips:

Don't let the lithium-ion battery go down to critical battery levels before charge.

Don't put the battery on the refrigerator.

Don't over charge it even if it's a new battery .
[Galaxy Note II General] Raging_Ken:
So basically i can't charge the battery overnight? I don't understand the meaning of don't overcharge it.
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
You can but can potentially damage the battery. It's up to you.
[Galaxy Note II General] kirilorius:
I'm going to disagree with you guys. The charger and the battery has overcharging protection built in. So don't speculate with overcharging overnight. In fact when the phone has stayed longer on the charger I got better battery life. Cheers

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
Yes, I know. So why would you charge your phone overnight? So it would stay 100% when you wake up?
[Galaxy Note II General] firechaos:
I charge my phone overnight everyday.

The battery magnet would trigger the charger into trickle mode. This prevents overcharging.

Li-ion battery prefers to be charged then discharged. Contrary to hearsays, discharging it to critical levels too often would actually degrade battery life.

My Nexus one of 2 years still maintained a 84% charge because of this.
[Galaxy Note II General] kirilorius:
Cause i'm using it all day till 1-2 o'clock at night and thats the only time i can charge my phone. And with the heavy usage im putting it the battery cant hold more then 15-16 hours :)

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II General] gub:
The battery have both overcharging and undercharging protection.

So there is no problem charging your phone overnight, the battery will stop charging when it is full. It will then be allowed to discharge a bit and the charging cycle will resume. The fluctuations caused by this charge/discharge cycle are usually hidden by the firmware so that you only see 100% - charged.

As for undercharging, it can indeed kill batteries, but it won't happen unless you drain the battery completely *and* let it self-discharge for a few weeks.

You don't have to adopt a specific charging pattern to keep your battery in good shape, just do what's most convenient for you.

Some tips however :

- Avoid high temperatures, batteries don't like it. The fridge is actually a good place to store your batteries provided that you took the necessary steps to prevent condensation.

- Store unused Li-Ion batteries at about 50% charge. Fully charged batteries have a lower shelf life, the 50% are there to prevent self-discharge from causing undercharging.

- A full discharge-charge cycle won't make your battery healthier but it is useful to recalibrate the power gauge.
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
I see. Well, in your case it may be better.
[Galaxy Note II General] BBlax:
Because during the night it gets more time to detect the proper voltage and stop.

And the battery is removable for a reason. It'll have over 80% original capacity even after 2000 discharges and it's only $20 at most to replace. No need to stress it over. Use it all you want and replace it the time comes. Leave the stressing over to the non-replaceable guys.
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
Exactly.
[Galaxy Note II General] Rudyansah:
If said battery full unplug charger, i let the phone still connect to charger moreless 1 hour...
[Galaxy Note II General] kebabs:
Why anyone stresses over a $20 user replaceable part is beyond me. I think you're too used to iPhones :)
[Galaxy Note II General] Simone:
I love eating kebabs. LOL :cyclops:
[Galaxy Note II General] FinancialWar:
You telling me if i charge once a day, the battery will still have over 80% charge after 6 years of years? I find that hard to believe as all my previous batteries have to be replaced after 2 to 3 years of use.
[Galaxy Note II General] BBlax:
That's the quote from manufacturers under ideal conditions. The only devices that I haven't threw out for that long are laptops and the battery in them are still working flawlessly and holds a reasonable charge.

Even tiny LSD batteries can have up to 1000 charges so higher capacity ones will last longer and be more durable due to the increased amount of cells. Just like how higher capacity nand will last longer than lower ones.
[Galaxy Note II General] muppetmania:
It's a 30 battery. Treat it like **** and just replace it when it dies! By the time it's dead you'll be wanting a new phone anyway.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Godyn:
I deleted mywindows/ programs folder...

I wanted to delete 1 bad folder in it, and it removed completely...

:shock:

All my shortcuts and programs(links) are gone, I can't start any.

Is there a trash where I can pick it out?

Also setting back my rom (that I made luckely 1 week ago) don't work.

It says it can't find program A or needs to --register?

via XDA rom image tools

Please help, I'm in pain!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chillerhippie:
I don't know what has happened, I haven't messed with anything I shouldn't, but for some reason, my nfc has stopped working!

Is there anything I could check to see if something is missing or deactivated or something because it's doing my head in!

View attachment 2032381

Thanks for any help I get in advance!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Simone:
Did you remove the back plastic cover of your phone?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chillerhippie:
I have had the cover off and a cheap flip cover on which does not have the nfc chip on and the phone never did anything different.

I have the original cover on with the chip and it's not working.

I don't know the exact time it started, I've only just noticed it.

Even restarting my phone has no effect.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chillerhippie:
Bit of an update, going into settings and turning the nfc on with the switch turns it on but it crashed the os.

Since then it appears to be working again but, I will need to find a nfc card to test.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Simone:
What ROM are you on?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chillerhippie:
I'm using stock android 4.1.2

JZO54K.N7100XXDMB2
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iPTPenguin:
Known bug. When the NFC toggle goes blank, just hit it, let System UI crash and re-open, and the toggle will work until you reboot again.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
Yeah i have experience many times on my device (with different stock roms).
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] DarkMenace:
I've always used extFAT on my SanDisk 64GB MicroSDXC UHS-1 Class 10 memory card. A few times I tried FAT32 but the S3 still had issues with it so I went back to extFAT. If I was to format the card now to FAT32 would any of the following happen.

1. Card could die sooner because it's FAT32?

2. Are there known bugs with having it be FAT32?

3. Does the speed or performance of the card drop any?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] mcapozzi:
FAT32 vs exFAT (aka FAT64)

1. No

2. Windows will not allow you to create a filesystem larger than 32GB with FAT32, you can use 3rd party programs to accomplish this.

3. FAT32 filesystem performance depends on the size and number of files contained on the fileysystem, many small files will cause FAT32 to be slower than exFAT.

ExFAT also supports ACLs (file permission attributes) and does not have a 4GB single file size limitation.

There is no practical reason to use FAT32 over exFAT unless the devices you are using are incapable of reading an exFAT filesystem (i.e. pre-XP versions of Windows).

-Mike
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] DarkMenace:
I was only thinking this because of being stuck on CWM making a nandroid backup and such since I can't remove the recovery.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] xxstealthcobraxx:
Do I have to relock Sprint HTC one to do moonshine s-off then unlock?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] xxstealthcobraxx:
I try few time it fail with unlock and Rooted
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Aldo101t:
no you have to be unlocked,

is ubuntu showing your device after you plug it in.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] xxstealthcobraxx:
Why it said fail?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] eyeisdasteve:
Mine is doing the same thing.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Aldo101t:
i don't know, must not have adb set up properly.

is ubuntu showing your device when pluged in. should show your computer also

---------- Post added at 02:59 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:55 PM ----------

running from a live cd, that is
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] xxstealthcobraxx:
I run live cd and I post the pic so u can see what it said on dos
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Aldo101t:
well, don't know what to tell you, if ubuntu is not picking up your device, adb isn't setup properly, google is your best friend
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] xxstealthcobraxx:
Can Anyone pls help me cuz I am noob with Linux I been try many time and GOOGLE didn't help at all
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] eyeisdasteve:
Don't worry. Your not the only 1. I also have not figured it out.

So I did the revone version while I wait for help with moonshine.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] eyeisdasteve:
Revone messed something up so now I can't RUU to even try a fresh start at moonshine.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] xxstealthcobraxx:
did u get my private email?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] eyeisdasteve:
I did but I didn't understand what you mean't.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robotnikz:
Please someone can tell me whats soff and Why i should Do that?

Thanks in Advance

Gesendet von meinem HTC One mit Tapatalk 2
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stesa:
there is no reason

i did it
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NJGSII:
With the advent of the 4.2.2 sense roms reading the CID to determine which data icons you get, S-Off has a purpose there. For us with AT&T phones that means unless we don't change the AT&T CID we get AT&T data icons automatically. Changing that to either a generic(HTC__001) or US dev edition (BS_US001) with the fastboot oem rewritecid command will make you have the international icons. You could also use superCID, but for me at least I was having issues receiving texts using superCID.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tetsumi06:
If you don't know what s-off is then the chances are that you really don't need it.

Imagine if you can that your phone is a big box. With s-on that box is made of steel: you can drop it, throw it at a wall, store it in a tank of water and you're not likely to do it any real harm. With s-off it's made low grade glass.

----------------------o('_')o----------------------

Sent from an HTC One with using xda app:

TrickDroid ROM 5.6

Bulletproof 1.10
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EddyOS:
If you don't know what it's for it's not for you...
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robotnikz:
Bla bla. Thats not the question.

Im rooted and on trickdroid.

Only question for me was if its possible to untroot and relock the bootloader for example for guarantee.

Thats all.

So why noone can only Say:

Its for that and that..etc..

Thank you guys....not....holy...

Gesendet von meinem HTC One mit Tapatalk 2
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EddyOS:
If u don't know what it's for then you don't need it. It's as simple as that. Not a lot else to add because if u knew what S-OFF was you'd know if u need it
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] the show stopper:
yes you can unroot simply by flashing a stock rom and use the revone tool to lock or relock your bootloader. if you re-lock, your warranty is still voided but if you lock the bootloader then you are good to go.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robotnikz:
Thank you very much !

Gesendet von meinem HTC One mit Tapatalk 2
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NJGSII:
Might come off as rude, but it's the damn true. One could apply this to many things in life.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Android The Greek:
Agreed if you haven't read about it in the past two months or had HTC before and know what it is it may be best to keep s on so you don't brick yourself. S off allows you to change stuff that the average flashaholic should not change. One wrong move in a hex editor or ruu mode and you sir will have a very nice shoe horn
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djkinetic:
S-Off is for alot of low level stuff on the phone, flashing radios, hboot, getting rid of the red development text, tampered text from recovery, also it is possible to sim unlock with s-off although there isnt a 100 percent success rate atm, also changing your device identifier (CID) is possible with s-off, this allows you to flash any RUU that's available (SuperCID).
[Frameworks] Robyer:
Hello!

Within my Bachelor thesis I developed Android library for easy creation of geolocation games.

The resulting game is composed of three parts:

This library

User interface of application

Game scenario

Game scenario (= the definition of game objects and logic) is stored in *.xml file which is separed from the user interface and its code. Theoretically, it is possible that author of the game is not programming in Java / Android - if he use already existing GUI (or if there will be two guys where one prepare GUI and second create game scenario - it could be similar to programmer and coder for websites). Simply one application (and its GUI) can use multiple different game scenarios.

Library currently allows single player games without moving objects (= without enemies and artificial intelligence). It should be applicable to various puzzle, logic or for other types of games - it's more about idea and creativity. In the future I would like to add new features and capabilities according to the feedback I receive. So I will be glad if someone could try it and let me know what is missing or what needs to be changed/improved to fit needs of your game.

The library is released under the Apache License Version 2.0, so without no restrictions even for commercial products.

You can find it on GitHub: github.com/robyer/gamework

If you want to know how to practically use the library, what could be set in game scenario or you have any other question, just ask ;)

I will answer directly or eventuallyl update second post here.

If anyone will be interested in this, let me know :)
[Frameworks] Robyer:
...

Example Scenario file with commented all possible elements you can find at

github.com/Robyer/Gamework/blob/master/ExampleGame/assets/example.xml

I also created an example/testing application, few screenshots:

i40.tinypic.com/23wus7t.png

i43.tinypic.com/2bp0xv.png

i40.tinypic.com/igaf5i.png

APK file to download: robyer.cz/stahni/GameworkApp.apk
[Frameworks] asmocon:
Very interesting

I don't know if I will ever actually get around to making my little "game," but what you are talking about is one of the things I wanted to incorporate. There will be no AI in my app, just user input/logic solving and I wanted GeoLocation to be an active part of the users options.

I am extremely knew to it all, so I can not provide you any real feedback. I just think it is great that you have this and hopefully I will be able to reference it if/when I ever get fully motivated!

Again, very interesting. Thank you.
[Frameworks] pnprp:
Why you dont make it into .apk file?
[Frameworks] Fitoma:
This is a library. A set of tools for developers to create games (more) easily. There is a sample game on github, though, but you will need to "compile" the apk yourself.
[Frameworks] Robyer:
Hi, thanks for your responses.

pnprp: as Fitoma already said, this is only library. I may put APK with my testing app here, but it would be useless for you as it does basically nothing.

(Also I found some bug with FC right after start, I'll fix that asap.) - done.

EDIT: I uploaded APK of testing app here: robyer.cz/stahni/GameworkApp.apk (+ added also to second post)
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] prusek:
like in title, my friend want to root his phone, and he think i can do it but i have one question. I must flash CWM to root by method in this tutorial http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1111414 or i can flash succesfully with stock recovery?
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] andylah:
CWM need root to be successful install

so step step must be

1. root your phone from STOCK recovery

2. install CWM

follow this How to root and un-root samsung galaxy gio :good:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laserbiz:
I purchased this this tablet yesterday @ Kohls for $99.00. It has decent specs for such an inexpensive tablet. HDMI out, Blue tooth, 4 gig internal storage, MicroSD card slot, 1 gig system Ram, front and rear facing Cams(Not so great in the megapixel dept but it has both cameras!) Dual Core processor.

Here are my issues: It does not have Google Play store on it (It does have the Amazon Store though and some lesser stores as well, but I need the Google play store. Also There is very little in the way of documentation on this tablet. I don't know if it is because of this being a new tablet from Polaroid or not. I would also love to Root this as well. Below are the model number and other important info from the tablet. Any help in getting the Play store installed and also getting this tablet rooted would be surely appreciated! Thanks in advance for your responses

From the back of the Tablet:

Polaroid S7

fcc: UFKMD7007C0 BN03.01.002.012.01

from the about tablet in system settings:

Android version 4.1.1

Baseband version 1.1.6

Kernal version 3.0.8+

Build number BN03.01.002.012.01
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jwhood:
Are they on sale for $99???cause i went to theyre website and theyre saying $129,i just bought a pmid 705 but i like the look of the s7 more + s7 has bluetooth and dual cores and 2 cameras,come over too freaktab.com and theres alot of dev going on for polaroid tabs,also im in maryland hope my local kohls has one so i can take my 705 and get one of the s7,is yours red on the back????

Sent from...........

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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laserbiz:
Thanks for the reply I will check them out...I had a 30% post card that I used to bring the price to 99 dollars... It is black not red.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HÆÐÉS:
you can go to this website for help http://http://www.freaktab.com/showthread.php?5378-Is-there-Rom-Root-for-Polaroid-S7if you want to get the playstore to work you have to convert it to a system app i think you've gotta install busybox yourself though
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dibblebill:
I had a question regarding custom ROM's and shutting down/rebooting the tablet.

I've had two Android tablets in my life, and experience with about 5+ phone models. Both tablets were of easily modifiable types, one even getting a post-mortem Android 4.2 (as defined by manufacturing life mortality). Both, on stock ROM, the Acer Iconia a500 (RIP and may your new owner honor thy resilience) and the Nexus 10, would shut down or reboot instantaneously after pressing the button. You'd see "Shutting down" flash for a second at most.

On CM10.1, PA, AOKP, RootBox, RV, etc. when shut down or reboot is pressed, the device just... Sits there for 3-5 seconds (I've never timed it) before rebooting or turning off. I was curious as to why? Does anybody know? Its more of a "wanna know" than "I have an issue"