yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Ace S5830i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] srt99:
it's not noobish question at all..

and yes this thing you said is possible..

our recognised contributor GermainZ has developed an app for it..

here is the link to his thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1958939
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kuzibri:
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[SIZE=+2]Specific to Kernel "Eclipse LEGENDARY" [/SIZE]

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This thread has been created for people to share issues, questions and help

while using this version of this kernel "Eclipse LEGENDARY"​

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Kernel "Eclipse Legendary"​

PLEASE make sure to thank developer for his dedication to this Kernel

Please do not clutter the Development thread with non development-related chatter​
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kuzibri:
FAQ​

Q Why a special Q&T Thread for a specific KERNEL??

A The bigger a KERNEL thread gets, the greater the chance that posts are being placed in this thread that are not related to the KERNEL development itself, e.g. problems with flashing, installation, bugs, things not working etc. However this is understandable, it's not according to the guidelines of XDA for Development sections. Therefore the main goals of this KERNEL specific Q&T thread is to avoid this cluttering of the original develpment thread with these OT posts by redirecting the posters to this specific KERNEL Q&Ta/T thread and also to relieve the developer from answering these post, so he can dedicate his time to developing.

Q How to move my post to the Q&A/T thread?

A Copy the text of your post in the dev's thread, got to the Q&A/T thread and paste it there. After having done that, go back to the dev's thread, edit your post and change the text into: moved to Q&A/T thread, preferably accompanied with a link to this thread.

Q When I'm asked to move my post to the Q#A/T thread, do I have to do that?

A When you're asked to move your post, there will always be given an explanation by the OP of the Q&A/T, e.g. your post is not development related (f.i. SD card problems, etc), so please be so kind to move your post. If you want to help the dev to keep his original thread as clean as possible from OT posts, then the answer is, of course, YES. Although we cannot force you to move your post, it's highly recommended to do so

Q Where can I download this KERNEL and How do I install?

A You can find the link to download and installation instructions HERE. Pay close attention to this post, everything required for a successful flash is listed right here. If you fail to follow the instructions or meet the requirements for installation, you could run into some problems.

Q What are the known issues with thIs KERNEL?

A AFAIK, there are no real issues with this KERNEL

Q How do I...

A Ask your questions and report your issues in this thread. You will receive a response and hopefully get you back up and running this KERNEL to it's fullest
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kuzibri:
Explaining the purpose of our Q&A/T threads for specific KERNELS's to posters.

"Hi dear followers of this KERNEL,

in this post I will explain the goal of this specific thread created for this KERNEL with the permission of the Developer of this specific KERNEL

This is a statement made in the Q&A/T template thread:

"While our forum has slowly been morphing, the one area we would like to keep original is Development

The goal is to alleviate the OT banter that occurs within any kernel thread. While the XDA forum continues to grow, we need to help users work within the guidelines created by XDA. Over the last couple of years the average kernel being created, has become a free for all chat thread. There tends to be much infighting and mod/developer cleaning.

The idea of this template is to create a Questions and Answers for each kernel. This is in no way asking for Development to be moved here, rather any and all conversation that is non Development related to your conjoined Q&A."

This means that non-development related posts, should be posted - with the permission of the Dev - in this thread. What are the most common Off Topic posts, that should be posted in this Q&A/T thread?

1. Battery life related posts

2. Will this app work with this ROM

3. SD Card related problems

4. How do I dowmload and install this kernel, etc

Hope to have given you enough information,

kindest regards, Kuzibri"
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Daekin:
Welcome Post

My fellow followers,

As you can see, XDA Community is growing larger and we need to tidy up a little so that everyone can find relevant information more easily.

This is why a new trend in creating Q&A/T threads has started recently.

As a thread name suggests, this thread should be used for your questions, answers and troubleshooting my kernel installations.

Basically, this should be used in the manner the original thread has been used until now.

From now on, the main kernel development thread will be monitored more strictly and you should post there only relevant information that should help fix issues or improve the kernel.

I will not forbid you to post error reports there, but they should follow defined rules specified in the Troubleshooting section in the OP of the development thread:

you need to specify all relevant hardware/software information and attach all available log files, otherwise the information is useless for me and post will be considered off-topic and can be moved here.

I wish you many problem-free hours on my kernel and as always: Happy flashing!

Daekin
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kuzibri:
What to do with debatable OT posts?

Hi All Followers of this KERNEL,

a certain post of a member of one of my Dev's ROM for whom I created a Q&a/T thread set me to think and reconsider what kind of posts is OT or not and how to deal with that.

It is not my intention to be overly strict about what is or is not an OT post, you should decide before you post whether you think it is OT. Consider whether the development of the KERNEL is helped by your post. Consider also whether someone in the future, searching through the thread, would find your post useful or would it just take up bandwidth.

If there is any doubt as to whether a post is OT, i will not ask you for it to be moved.

If I do decide your post is OT, I will ask you to move it.

If you think it is not OT, please post your reasons in this Q&A thread, quoting post number.

If I or the developer then agree with you, I will delete my post in the dev thread asking you to move it, and the post can stay.

I hope this makes it all clearer.

kindest regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] AxR979:
it does have a heat & battery drain problem but less than 1.3.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kokia13:
Battery Drain

- htcleo-kernel_2.6.32_tytung_gb _r16 -> stay blocked on "Go Go Go !"

- marc1706 0.2.3 kernel installed -> NO battery drain by process (P-sensor_microp & Events) after a call. :victory:
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Daekin:
Tytung's kernel is not for sense ROMs that is why it stuck on boot. I will investigate the issue about P-sensor_microp.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Daekin:
Is there anyone with 100% CPU usage causing battery drain after call that is willing to test new kernel version?

If yes, send me PM and I will send you download link.

---------- Post added at 12:34 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:33 AM ----------

btw which tool have you used to monitor CPU usage?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] jaykay1984:
I can not install the kernel!! i'm on nexushd2 4.2.2 rom with tytung kernel. I can do the installation from recovery and everything is ok but when I go to reboot on kernel version I see that there is always tytung kernel!! help me please!!!!!!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Daekin:
This is not for AOSP ROM nor it supports the NativeSD installation.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BitingChaos:
HTC Dream / G1

HBOOT-1.33.0013d

RADIO-2.22.2708

Tried:

* CM6.1 (stock) + ezgb-2636-v1.5.2 Froyo kernel

* LMCFroyo

* BananaBread Froyo

* EzGingerbread

On all of them, with a clean install, none ever enter "Deep Sleep". They just sit at the lowest CPU speed (such as 245 MHz or 128 MHz), where it drains the battery continuously.

Is there a trick to get this device to deep sleep?

EDIT

I read that 2.6.35+ kernels had issues with battery drain (in addition to extra battery drain after the USB cable was unplugged). I saw a post that recommended a 2.6.34 kernel, which lead me to this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11565574

Flashing the "ezBiffTestKernel20110222-2708_S.zip" kernel has now lead to my G1 going back into "Deep Sleep".
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] Fais:
Hi all

i've spent an hour trawling through posts, but i haven't got very far.

I've now upgraded to the 2.02 Winows SE - dcs's. I got the error that 'this application cannot run...'. dcs warned about it and said you have to edit config.txt otherwise the applications won't install.

I then went through posts and tried ERedit2003 to edit the existing rom, but for some reason i can't see the files, i've only got one tab saying 'ROM Info'.

I also tried xda2nbftool.exe in the upgrade zip file, but that doesn't open up a window which i can use.

Can someone help. i'm really desperate to get this sorted.

Thanks!!!
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] Fais:
got a little further... i've now been able to show the Extended Rom using this tutorial:

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=6470&highlight=tutorial+extended+rom

However, i can't edit the WM2003SE_Upgrade Rom since there is no ms_.nbf file there. I have also downloaded the Rom version which lists config.txt, but how can i get that onto the XDAII?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] M4io:
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=HimalayaRomkitchen
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] abcdefg1234567:
Eip payments owed in two phones by two different people.

Curious if this is how it could work by default or request to tmobile.

If two people have new lines both making Eip payments and owe I. Each phone , and you trade devices with them does the payme rd you make go toward the device that is now registered in your SIM card since when u put SIM In any phone that becomes the device that shows up in your account .Or do the Individuals that traded pay for there original phone even tho it is now registering on your sin and account .

And if not is it possible for the both to call tmobile and say they want the swapped phones to become the phones they want to pay for .Just to safeguard each others now swapped phones from non Eip payments and Imei block.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] stevedebi:
I get a headache just thinking about it. Call a T-Mobile store or dial 611 from a phone that is NOT one of the two phones in question.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] abcdefg1234567:
It was more of a question for the good experienced xda folks who would know right off top ...rather than fighting with tmo about it.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] stevedebi:
I think you would get more accurate info from T-Mobile. I haven't seen any threads with this sort of issue or question.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] abcdefg1234567:
Ok
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] ihyln:
To transfer or trade phones both devices need to be paid off in full
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] stevedebi:
But if both people are on TMO, and they both continue to pay their EIP and they just swap SIM cards, will TMO even care?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] ihyln:
Yes. This is to safeguard you or the other guy if one of you decide to default on the payments.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] abcdefg1234567:
The point is if both devices are being paid on and cost the same . What's the difference if you trade and both people continue to pay on the eip towards the NOW Device that is in the account since the trade so you aren't subjected to a imei cut off cause the idoiot other guy defaults ...it should default and shut off his phone which would be the one that that you traded him and he is now using not the one he traded u .
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] xile6:
Confusing.

But here is how it works.

Your person A is buying a phone and paying on it, then sell it to person B.

Person B will be out of luck if person A stops paying.

Tmobile really doesn't let you transfer payments of a phone. The way they see it is that it's not your phone till it's paid for.

Trust me on this. A friend got burnt on this and end up with a blacklisted phone for $300
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] I Am Marino:
I imagine they won't let you do this until you pay off your current phone.

-Sent from Marino's One-
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] stevedebi:
I certainly think it would be advisable to pay off the phones first, even if TMO allows the practice. It is simply cleaner for all involved.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] kirdroid:
You pay your eip and other guy pays his. Tmobile doesn't care what phone you are using. For eg..I had an S4 which I bought on eip, but sold it. I'm still paying the eip for that even though I am using the One which I bought for full price. If you buy a phone thru eip, you will pay the $20 for the next 24 months irrespective of you keep, sell, trade or throw your device.

Bottom line T-Mobile doesn't care what phone you use as long as your eip payments are made properly. The only issue happens when you trade and the other guy stops paying his eip. I believe T-Mobile can blacklist that imei. So the answer to your question, the payment you make always goes to the original phone you bought on eip, not the phone your SIM is in. Think about it, if you put your sim in a device which was paid off full, will T-Mobile stop taking the $20 eip from you? No.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] zmodp:
Think of EIP as a credit card (with $0 fee & 0% interest)

You are responsible for what you purchase and what you do with it afterwards is your business. (Trade, sell, etc)

That does not alleviate you from paying off your balance for what you purchased.

An IMEI can be blacklisted if the account goes into canceled status and the balance is not paid; or if the device is reported lost/stolen (this can be done by either Tmo or Assurion)

There is a high risk of getting a blacklisted (or soon to be blacklisted) device when buying on CL or just off a street corner.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] clninja:
I can confirm this post as being correct. I am a tmobile rep.

Tmobile will not transfer or trade eip from one account to another. For any reason.

The money you owe on eip is attached to the account not the phone itself.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Danzoman:
I can confirm they will not transfer an eip under any circumstances. I just had a friend take an assumption of liability on my account. I specifically asked the rep (who spoke very poor English) if this could be done, if not there was no reason to go through. She said yes it could. Well apparently not I called back several times and what ended up happening is my friend ended up with both my lines and no phone, he was not happy . It was a giant mess and they wouldn't even let me keep doing the installment plan, only pay the device off immediately. Thank goodness I was still under the Buyers Remorse period so I just mailed it back, but my friend missed out on a one week old GS4 with the down payment and taxes made. As a good gesture I did take back over the line and termed it out myself.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] psn1819:
Simply put if im correct...your balance is your balance and his balance is his balance. If something goes south on your end ...the phone your using at that time is blacklisted and vice versa. EIP just is a extra curveball ib the trading game
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] thatsprettygay:
EIP clarification

The EIP payment stays on whatever account it was purchased on, regardless of which line or which account it is being used on. The only way to make EIP go away is to pay it off early or ride out all installments. Example: You could buy phone X, make one installment payment, then sell the phone. Person A is now using that phone. You still have 23 installment payments remaining on your account even if person A is using that phone. The smart thing to do would be to take whatever money you made from selling the phone and put it towards your remaining EIP balance. That will free up EIP availability towards your next purchase. You could either do that or simply put that extra money down on a new device. Bottom Line: regardless of who owns the phone or is using it, EIP stays on the account from which it was purchased.

Hope that clears it up. I went round and round with my local store to finally come to this understanding. Thanks!
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] judoka209:
I bought a phone off someone from Craigslist. The EIP program was new and I had just switched to T-Mobile so I didn't even think of this happening. Needless to say, I'm out money and I have a shiny new coaster instead of a smartphone. All because that person stopped paying their EIP.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] crazy talk:
THIS. it doesn't matter if the IMEI/ESN is clean at the time of purchase like it is on Sprint/Verizon. the IMEI and really the phone are tied to the original buyer forever. it doesn't matter if he never activated the phone because they scan the IMEI on the box at the time of purchase.

there is no way to transfer ownership of the phone in T-mobiles eyes, ever. I once asked it i could report a phone stolen that i had sold to a guy over 2 years ago and have that IMEI blocked. answer was yes without question.

Be safe buying used phones people. demand a receipt or proof the phone has been paid off in full or walk away. Deals can be too good to be true.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] clninja:
You were given false information then. It can't be reported stolen and blocked after 30 days of it's last use on the account.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] thatsprettygay:
Judoka, even if a person gets a phone with EIP and then cancels, that IMEI is still clean, the original buyer is just billed the remaining balance. If the phone is bricked, that IMEI had to have been blacklisted for some other reason; probably warranty exchange or insurance fraud where they don't return the original device.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] designgears:
This is exactly what I was told by tmo rep.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] hd2joel:
Xda can't help you. "Fighting" with T-Mobile is your only option sense the phones are not paid off they still belong to T-Mobile. I've been with them over 4 years on contract, I have 5 lines I'm a A+ credit rated VIP customer(a trust fund will do that to you ;) I would say you signed an agreement to pay off the original phone, I'm not sure they would even let you swap to a different account still making payments. I could move it around on my 5 lines but it's all one account. I think your stuck until you fulfill the agreement you made when you signed for the phone, that would be my best educated guess. There not likely to let you make personal sales & swaps with a phone you do not own yet. But T-Mobile will have to make that decision. But having money & understanding contracts more than most. When you sign on the line your held to that, no ifs, ands, or buts. Pay off what you said you would, the other individual needs to pay off what they aggreed to then you can do what you want. EIP puts you under contract, I know they say no contract but you are for the device. %98 sure that's what T-Mobile will tell you as well. They can't facilitate everyone's personal sales and trades. That would be a mess.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] malikadnanm:
So basically buying phones off craigslist or eBay is pretty much over correct? Because we all know most people don't buy phones outright. This monthly payment thing sucks.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] joshw0000:
I'm on Verizon and I buy/sell/trade a lot of phones. If the phone is active on my account, it can't be blacklisted by someone not making payments on their original contract. I want to know if this is true for GSM (AT&T & T-Mobile).

Who here can confirm that they purchased a EIP phone, confirmed it had a clean ESN with a rep, watched the other person activate another phone (effectively removing the purchased phone from their account), then at a later date had this phone become blacklisted while it was in use because the original owner defaulted on payments?

Maybe I'm wrong but I don't see how this could happen.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] stevedebi:
The new T-Mobile plans are different than simply discounting the phones in return for a contract. The buyer is taking out a personal loan for the hardware, and that commitment continues regardless of what happens to the phone. I should think that technically the phone hardware is securing the loan - which means T-Mobile can blacklist it if the payments stop.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] joshw0000:
I understand your reasoning completely. However, has anyone ever bought/traded for one of these phones and it become blacklisted while they're using it...shutting down their once operational phone?

T-Mo/AT&T has to understand that the secondary market will not go away. Unless they someone brand these phones as "EIP not for resale" a common user wont know it's an EIP phone. So if they buy it and use it with all good intentions and it becomes blacklisted I can see a lot of people jumping ship to another carrier.

That's why I asked, does anyone have a scenario where they purchased the phone legitimately and used it....then it becomes blacklisted?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] stevedebi:
You might try post #19 of this thread.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] joshw0000:
I've read the whole thread. He never exclusively stated he used it THEN it became blacklisted. For all we know it was blacklisted when he bought it.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] xxquicksh0txx:
There have been numerous cases where people buy a phone, it works for a week and then it stops.

I doubt T-Mobile would allow a phone to continue to work on their network if some still owes them ~$500 for it.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] monkeypaws:
Guys just read the terms of the eip. It's in plain view. If you owe on a phone it is the responsibility of the original buyer to continue making the payments and also paying it off. It cannot be transferred. If you dontnpay fmyour bill or you cancel your account the full amount of the eip becomes payable in full. If you sell your phone the payments are still there . If any of the above happens, the person who bought your phone is screwed if you never make those payments. The phone will be blacklisted. So I don't know why there's such a disagreement. Just read the terms. Of course the timeframe for when the phone will be blacklisted is variable.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] gustav30:
What kind of proof do you ask for on Swappa then when buying a used T-Mobile phone? Is it best to avoid buying used T-Mobile phones on Swappa and eBay?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] xxquicksh0txx:
I'm pretty sure Swappa will have some buyer protection set up. I'm sure PayPal would do something about it to, if Swappa didn't.

Really this problem only comes into effect when buying off Craigslist.

Also, if you buy from a reputable seller you're much better off.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] alus415:
Pretty much I think the selling/trading and buying phones will be too risky going forward. Even ATT has added a blacklist program for phones that have insurance and are then sold , then reported "stolen".

I bought an S4 off a person , she was selling it so cheap I was skeptical so I asked her to come to ATT store and I literally had her ask the ATT rep (ATT rep understod what we were doing , i think he went along with it cause they were gaining a new customer maybe?) to verify that her S4 was not under any insurance. I think for Tmobile I would do the same but ask the person to show proof that it's fully paid for. No proof = no buy.

Also keep in mind that Tmobile/ ATT tracks the serial/imei numbers off the phones so even when their own employees steal the phones and sell them NIB to a buyer on CL, it will be blacklisted eventually. This I read on a forum too.

Oh well.