yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Omnia II Android Development] Ragnarkov:
I tried installing this on my Omnia II.

I successfully create the partitions on my SD card, but when I go to starting the process with the ROM file, it comes back with the error message:

"The image file requires an updated version of this program."

I grabbed the latest version just to try it, and I need to purchase a key to make it work.

Yes, I reset my computer clock to September 1st, 2011. Do i need to reboot the machine after the clock reset?

Everything else so far seems to work fine, and if this works even half as good as I think it will, props to you for getting this done. I hate hate HATE winblows 6.5 on my Omnia II, and always wanted android. I tried a few of the older attempts years ago, but nothing was every stable enough to keep it.

Thanks again for any help.
[Omnia II Android Development] nemogamo:
where can i download the ROM ?
[Omnia II Android Development] spkraul:
download from here

http://www.gigasize.com/get/ndmo3y3hj2f
[Omnia II Android Development] spkraul:
ok try this ROM recovery program

http://www.gigasize.com/get/fososg405ld

please read very carefully instructions. hundreds of people verify programs are working how come not work only on some pc's ?
[Omnia II Android Development] Ragnarkov:
I tried this program, and again, comes up with the same error message.

I'm getting to the point where I have to change the date, then run image for windows, but it just keeps giving me that error.

I'm running windows Vista, could that be causing the issue? is there any other information I need to change or pay attention too?

I'm literally doing everything step by step, and yet its not working for me.
[Omnia II Android Development] nemogamo:
downloading.. take a longtime

would you mirror to mediafire or 4shared

thx.. will report when its done
[Omnia II Android Development] spkraul:
it's only 542.27 KB. how long time can get to download ?

even if you have dial up or the server is full you need seconds to download it

just make sure the time change is ok and better cut all internet connections before execute the program
[Omnia II Android Development] nemogamo:
i think you have mistaken me with ragnarkov

anyway i already downloaded the file

follow the procedure

until trying to restore image

got an error " the image file requires an updated version of this program"

internet id off

antivirus is off

date set to 1 september 2011
[Omnia II Android Development] santich:
I've just tested it, the same problem I had as others already mentioned. I went back to the version 3, success! So I think the version 4 image is damaged or not correctly made. By the way, the version 3 that did work for me has no microsd card support. You should modify by yourself the startup.txt file to enable the sd card support.

Hope my words can be helpful to others.
[Omnia II Android Development] spkraul:
i made my ROM to be installed on sdcard with sdcard support. Hundreds of users already installed it and no problems at all. i installed V4 again last night and no problem at all. my phone is i8000 8gb version if you install on storage card YES you should edit startup.txt and also edit vold.fstab and fstab files.

if find some free time from android 2.3 development project testings i will make a Version 5 and on this version i hope minor problems to be solved.
[Omnia II Android Development] santich:
I downloaded the newest version of Image for Windows, which is v2.83 (the one in the package is v2.61), the tool to write the image into the partition ext4, and this time, everything went just like a charm.

I have to admit that the V4 image is a very good one. It's really fast and clean. I think the problem that we had before is caused by the lower version of Image for Windows. V2.61 can't load correctly the V4 image file, which I think is made by a higher version of Image for Windows. With the new version of Image for Windows, it's even not necessary to change the date.

The Chiese ringtones in this ROM are hilarious. I'm a Chinese, they are OK with me. But I think original ringtones would be better for common users, hehehe.
[Omnia II Android Development] sandeep101:
great work , will it work on omnia b7610 too !!
[Omnia II Android Development] aljo00:
Where can I download mini tool ?

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found it :)
[Omnia II Android Development] matthewtyson:
Will this work on the Verizon i920? Thanks in advance.
[Omnia II Android Development] spkraul:
technically yes it can run. but i do not own one to test it myself. you can try yourself and tell us your experiences. test on sd card installation first. it it pretty smooth and fast. you will be amazed. in case it will not work you can always check TwisterV2 ROM also very fast and smooth

see here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2342764

alternatively in case you meet some driver conflicts you can always use ubuntu and other ROM's drivers to edit this ROM and make it work for you.
[Omnia II Android Development] yusak_yy:
I am facing the same issue, I cannot load my Storage Card.

1. I am confuse with term SD Card here. Is it refer to Storage Card or My Storage? Storage Card means external micro sd card, isn't?

2. I followed the instruction and put the Image to Storage Card. How can I activate the Storage Card Support by editting fstab files? Where can I find these files?

3. I had format Partition 1333Mb to ext4 File System, but I wonder why it always turn to ext3 after I restore TBI file(after ImageRecover step). Is it okay?

Thanks.
[Omnia II Android Development] spkraul:
your problem is very simple to solve.

1. storage card is let's call it phone's hard drive (the non removable one). sd card (or storage card) is micro sd card (the removable one)

2. the ROM already has the settings to mount sdcard and storage card since you installed it (the ROM) on sd card. you only have to edit files if you choose to install on phone's storage (non removable)

3. ext3/ext4 are almost the same file form on linux so do not worry about it. it is normal.

about the sd card can not load. just boot on windows mobile and the connect your phone on usb sd card mode. after your pc recognize your sd card as removable media, right click onto it and make check disk. disk errors cause your sd card to be non readable
[Omnia II Android Development] yusak_yy:
Hi Spkraul,

Thank you for your kind assistance for the newbie like me. It ran well since yesterday and nothing went wrong.

Thanks a bunch.
[Omnia II Android Development] oskare100:
Hi! I tried Twister 2 now on my sparephone, i8000, but this rom seems nicer. However, the download link seems broken. Is there any new download link availiable?
[Omnia II Android Development] tsgan86:
hi, i have tried to install it in the storage but it just hang at the red colour eye page, then i remove the sd card it will boot into android but camera shows there is no sd card so i cant take any picture
[Omnia II Android Development] spkraul:
SAMSUNG I8000 (OMNIA2) ANDROID CM6NEW ROM Version 5

After many tests and research i publish

SAMSUNG I8000 (OMNIA2) ANDROID CM6NEW ROM Version 5

- Support more SIM

- Improved response

- Corrected some errors

- Upgrade latinimetutorial.apk, feedback.apk and more programs non google. google programs are in their latest versions for android 2.2 and will not be upgraded by the company itself .

- Most programs look like ics / holo (ice cream sandwich - android 4.0.X)

- settings for power saveing

- Resize partition for compatibility with TwisterV2 ROM so that anyone wants to change from one ROM to another can do it in less time

Also here all changes made ​​having in mind speed, the screen type our mobile (resistive), the platform version of course ( 2.2 ) and the look of latest distributions android (4.0 - 4.4). The optional, applications are not installed on the system , so anyone who does not need them, can uninstall them and lighten his cell phone. Anyone who needs them can keep them and make his mobile phone look like more modern. There are other similar applications in the market, but they are not free and so since it is not allowed to distribute commercial applications , anyone who wants can buy them and make his phone beautiful / faster .

Explanation of photo below

1 = home screen (the background is black on purpose because the amoled screen thus consumes less energy. If you want to change select another background with as many black dots. Black and not just dark color.)

2 = menu ics (holo launcher)

3 = ics camera

4 = ics clock

5 = ics contacts

6 = dialer with ics theme , search function and support Greek names . then the default for call if you like

7 = ics file manager

8 = keyboard ics

9 = LOCK ics (holo locker)

10 = dropdown menu samsung galaxy s3/s4 (anttek settings)

11 = ics settings

12 = ics status bar

13 = new android ics task manager (task manager). Listed by long pressing the home. If you do not like , replace it with the Advanced Task Manager or ICS Task Manager / Switcher. To open them again by long pressing the central button , select Settings / Cyanogenmod Settings / Input / Long-press home settings / select custom application

installation instructions same as here

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=42419372&postcount=1

Beware though that here because of different size step 6 is modified

Here the step 6 are as follows :

We create a) a primary fat32 partition with (total mb card minus our 1449 mb), b ) a primary ext4 partition for android with size 1249 mb, c ) a primary linux swap partition with the remaining approximately 200 mb
[Omnia II Android Development] carlospaco:
Hy, this works very fast and good ,only thing is that the wifi doesn,t find my wifi server.

What can i do about that?

Thanks for this rom
[Omnia II Android Development] spkraul:
this is a known cm6 bug. not only my ROM's. just open wifi through settings and immediately reboot your phone (while wifi still open). after you enter android again the bug will disappear. if you meet the bug in the future cure it the same way.
[Omnia II Android Development] carlospaco:
Thanks, it work.

Rom is great , battery and everything. It is best rom i ever tried.

Greetings
[Omnia II Android Development] rrr:
No downoad link?

Could not find a download link.

linkbucks is not working for me.
[Omnia II Android Development] spkraul:
SAMSUNG I8000 (OMNIA2) ANDROID CM6NEW ROM Version 6

SAMSUNG I8000 (OMNIA2) ANDROID CM6NEW ROM Version 6

- Changed phone support more SIM

- fixed some bugs ( in version 5 reported problems playing MP3 songs and wifi connectivity problems)

- changed phone.apk, deskclock.apk, contacts.apk, and many non google programs.

- Added kit kat lockscreen

- settings for greater energy savings and improve speed

- new phone and clock ics

- Ics on the system, the default phone and the status bar

Note : Also here all changes made ​​having in mind speed, the screen type our mobile (resistive), the platform version of course ( 2.2 ) and the look of latest distributions android (4.0 - 4.4). The optional, applications are not installed on the system , so anyone who does not need them, can uninstall them and lighten his cell phone. Anyone who needs them can keep them and make his mobile phone look like more modern. There are other similar applications in the market, but they are not free and so since it is not allowed to distribute commercial applications , anyone who wants can buy them and make his phone beautiful / faster .

Explanation photo below ( further changes from version 5)

1 = kit kat lockscreen 1

2 = kit kat lockscreen 2

3 = phone ics themed

4 = statusbar ics themed

5 = framework ics themed

6 = ics alarm

installation instructions same as here

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=48486739&postcount=25

link for download in the first post.
[Omnia II Android Development] haymant:
Such as surprise the phone is still supported by you.

Appreciate.

But may I know where is the download link?

I cannot find at the 1st post.
[Omnia II Android Development] spkraul:
click onto "Version6" or "Version5" etc. you can see that version is written with amber (orange) color letters instead of the rest text that is written with black letters. orange means link. click on it and a hyperlink will open.
[Omnia II Android Development] spkraul:
SAMSUNG I8000 (OMNIA2) ANDROID CM6NEW ROM Version 7

SAMSUNG I8000 (OMNIA2) ANDROID CM6NEW ROM Version 7

- Changed phone. support more SIM

- Fixed some bugs ( camera and wifi connection)

- Changed almost all android AOSP programs to the latest versions for froyo (2.2.3!!!!) and all google and third party applications to their latest versions , as they exist on play store

Note : Also here all changes made ​​having in mind speed, the screen type our mobile (resistive), the platform version of course ( android froyo ) and the look of latest distributions android (4.0 - 4.4). The optional, applications are not installed on the system , so anyone who does not need them, can uninstall them and lighten his cell phone. Anyone who needs them can keep them and make his mobile phone look like more modern. There are other similar applications in the market, but they are not free and so since it is not allowed to distribute commercial applications , anyone who wants can buy them and make his phone beautiful / faster .

No new photos , as the main difference here relates to the stability of the system and upgrade applications in 2.2.3 , the last for android froyo

installation instructions same as here

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=48486739&postcount=25

link for download in the first post.
[Omnia II Android Development] spkraul:
SAMSUNG I8000 (OMNIA2) ANDROID CM6NEW ROM Version 8

- Remove the lock kitkat that previous versions had and replace the stock locking (which its appearance has been modified to look like ics) which is faster. Anyone can install from the market any LOCK he wants. I recommended the holo locker.

- Changed wifi connection method and I hope this can somehow corrected the error that prevented the phone either to identify or connect to networks. Default is 11 channels, because I think 13 is too crowded. If you can not see your router, change the router to 11 channels or 13 channels on the phone.

- Changed the clock. Now we have jelly bean clock (not ics as before). The alarm works properly (tried)

- Changed the libs on more recent versions

- Replace the default messaging application to send 160 Greek/hebrew etc characters. The additional application handcent SMS removed

- Changed the dialer (phone.apk) with improved signal and better in call menu

- Upgraded other applications on the latest froyo (2.2.3) and all google applications and third in the latest versions, as are on play store

- Applied ics, jelly bean theme in applications and settings

- About 5% improvement in speed.

Note : Also here all changes made ​​having in mind speed, the screen type our mobile (resistive), the platform version of course ( android froyo ) and the look of latest distributions android (4.0 - 4.4). The optional, applications are not installed on the system , so anyone who does not need them, can uninstall them and lighten his cell phone. Anyone who needs them can keep them and make his mobile phone look like more modern. There are other similar applications in the market, but they are not free and so since it is not allowed to distribute commercial applications , anyone who wants can buy them and make his phone beautiful / faster .

Photos of new features attached

installation instructions same as here

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=48486739&postcount=25

link for download in the first post.[/QUOTE]
[Omnia II Android Development] spkraul:
CM6NEW version 8 with 2.6.32.9 kexec kernel

It is the same on everything with normal cm6new v8 (with kukafei kernel), except the kernel. New features are

- used the kernel and modules from here http://www.modaco.com/topic/354117-kernel-experiment-40-updated-20120528/#entry1953158

- About 5% improvement in speed.

- Unfortunately a bit more power consumption i think

- removed some apps

- added honso multiling keyboard that has arrows and is very helpful with our resistive screen

- added touchpal contacts for faster calling

(two last features can be uninstalled for lighter experience)

No new photos

installation instructions same as here

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=48486739&postcount=25

link for download in the first post.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SchleckBlood:
Hey there.

I just got my Nexus 7, and I'm not sure whether I should root it or not.

When I unlock the bootloader is it possible to get it locked again? (Not relocked)

And if it isn't possible do I have any guarantee left?

I just don't want to root and then I won't get it replaced when it's broken.

I hope you guys can help me!

Thank you!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xMrArnoldx:
I'm not sure if the Nexus is the same way the Asus tf700 has a root called motochopper that doesn't require bootloader unlocked. See if motochopper supports the Nexus because yes unlocking the bootloader will void your warranty and there's no going back.

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I am a dishonest man, and you can always honestly trust a dishonest man to be dishonest. Honestly it's the honest ones you have to watch out for.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SchleckBlood:
Thank you.

But I also want to put a custom Rom on it.

And there is really no way to get on locked again? Not even with S-Off?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xMrArnoldx:
S-off probably would work. But I'm not sure if it supports the Nexus 7 currently. And you'd have to read the motochopper thread and ask someone there. But I'm pretty positive you can't flash roms without an unlocked bootloader.

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I am a dishonest man, and you can always honestly trust a dishonest man to be dishonest. Honestly it's the honest ones you have to watch out for.

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I'm a liar. This is all you need right here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1766475

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I am a dishonest man, and you can always honestly trust a dishonest man to be dishonest. Honestly it's the honest ones you have to watch out for.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RootTheMachine:
What are you talking about??? There is no S-Off or S-On on a Nexus device. You are either locked or unlocked, and can freely switch between the two. You can't flash things through fastboot, correct, but we don't usually flash custom roms through fastboot. If you have root, you can flash a custom recovery from within Android, and from there you may use the custom recovery to flash a custom rom. Having a locked bootloader doesn't enforce a secure boot chain; so you can boot anything with a locked bootloader. It simply means you can't use fastboot to flash anything. It's just a security feature.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xMrArnoldx:
That's why I said I was a liar haha and game him the proper link to use

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I am a dishonest man, and you can always honestly trust a dishonest man to be dishonest. Honestly it's the honest ones you have to watch out for.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kbeezie:
Was starting to think I took a wrong turn into the Desire-Z/G2 forums I frequent.

But yea, to add on to what you said before, thats one of the reasons I love the Nexus devices. You can just unlock, lock it, root it, don't root it, custom recovery, it don't really matter, Can't hard brick the thing unless you're trying extremely hard to do it (without resorting to an actual brick and smashing it).

The only cavet would be that when you do unlock it (ie: fastboot oem unlock), there's a chance (like 100% lol) that it'll wipe your pre-existing data, so backup accordingly. Once it's unlocked you can just flash your flavor of recovery (ie: I prefer TWRP), boot into recovery, make a backup of your stock system just in case you don't want to have to redownload it, and try on some custom roms (if you didn't already have some on /sdcard or pushed up via adb).

PS: I like Wug's toolkit but I manually unlocked it via fastboot, I just had wug's do the rooting/recovery for me at first. Though I wish more people would least learn to use adb/fastboot rather than only relying on the toolkits, they tend to get stuck if they don't.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spitfire2425:
Don't use a toolkit. Learn to use adb and fastboot. You'll be better off if you go on to hack other android devices. Also where did you get the idea that the n7 uses s-off? Cuz you need to tell whoever told you it has s-on/s-off that he/she is full of s**t. Let's put an end to this whole nexus s-off.
[Nook Touch General] larkim:
Hi

Got my £29 Nook ST delivered on Friday to complement my Kindle Keyboard 3G which we use a lot.

Originally I intended to use the Nook in its vanilla flavour, but having read that rooting was possible and the Kindle app worked, thought I'd keep all of my reading in the same place by installing the Kindle app.

So far I've done the following:-

- rooted successfully (NST 1.2.1)

- installed Gapps successfully

- installed the Kindle app by browsing play.google.com and "pushing" it to the NST

- sync'd up my books and read a few on the Nook.

I'm no programmer, but I have rooted both of my other Android devices, as well as installed custom roms and kernels on my phone, so in general things going sweetly and as expected.

There are a couple of simple questions I'd like to post though which will help me (and perhaps others) speed through the process of getting the device into a truly workable format

1) I installed the Kindle App via the play store - thus this is the latest version I suppose. Is there a "better" older version for using on the NST which will bring any benefits?

2) If I choose one of the launches (stock or ReLaunch) as the default, will I lose the ability to get back to the menus?

3) Is there a list of what the various button mapping options from Nook Touch Mod mean? They don't appear to make much sense, though I have successfully modified the page ups and page downs to be volume up and down, which works OK with the Kindle reading app

4) Do I need to have an SD card permanently in the NST for storage, or is that not necessary for books?

5) If all I want to do on the NST is either read books using the Kindle app or read books using the NST's core functionality, is there a neat and tidy way of hiding the ReLaunch launcher etc? Its all usable to me, but I could see my family getting a little stuck when using it, certainly compared to the simplicity of using the stock app or using my Kindle Keyboard

6) Some of the rendering of the font from the Kindle app looks a little less than precise. What can I do to improve this?

Thanks in advance for the help!

Matt
[Nook Touch General] straygecko:
What menus are you referring to?

Not that I know of. Ask questions on specific options. You can use the Tap Left and Tap Right instead of Volume up/down so that the hardware page up/down buttons work for both the stock NST reader and the Kindle app.

Use NTMM to map your n button long press to ReLaunch. Then when you short press the n button and the B&N quicknav comes up tap on Home then click on the use as default checkbox and select Home. Now your NST looks like stock unless you long press the n button to get into ReLaunch. You could also remap one of the quicknav buttons to Kindle if others want to use Kindle without going through Relaunch.
[Nook Touch General] larkim:
I think I was meaning between the "ReLaunch" launcher and the "Stock" launcher. i.e. if I restrict myself to using one, how to I access the other.

Thanks for the rest of your help!

Matt
[Nook Touch General] straygecko:
By the stock launcher you mean Home I assume. In any case use NTMM to assign a hardware button to whatever you don't want to be the default launcher and set what you do as the default launcher. I described how to make Home the default and still have access to ReLaunch in my previous post answering another of your questions. I'd recommend always assigning ReLaunch to some hardware button just in case you accidentally make something else the default you can get back to ReLaunch to fix things.