yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] scottspa74:
Untz, damn, man. You're dropping great sh1t, thank you!!:thumbup::thumbup::beer:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] untz1456:
lol thanks man :)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] a senile fungus:
Which of the gapp's is supposed to be used? I saw three, lol
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] untz1456:
any should be fine bro lol :P
[Micromax A116] samthechamp:
Hi everyone , this mod will increase your internal memory to to external memory,here is the way to do it

1 . Download root browser from play store

2. Browse to /system/etc/vold.fstab

3. Vold.fstab is the file to be replaced by this vold.fstab- http://db.tt/WLjGyBKK

4.reboot and check your storage in settings>storage

HIT THANKS IF IT WORKS FOR YOU
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] galinha:
Hello :

Im trying to figure what i must have instaled in my JAM :

agenda ?

please let me know what are the MUST HAVE IN this device.

Thans in advance.
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] Ryone:
Hey there, so I've just installed the Paradox ROM but the Xperia Keyboard isn't working at all, it says that it has stopped working. So, can anyone help me uploading a backup of this app using Titanium Backup?

THANKS A LOT.
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] zzztidurvirus:
Xperia keyboard fc? Are you using the jellybean keyboard?

Sent from My Awesome Paradox ST21i
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] Ryone:
No, I'm using the ICS Xperia Keyboard, the one with Swype.
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] zzztidurvirus:
Im using textinput-chn.apk, its a stock alphanumeric keyboard. I will upload it if you want.

Sent from My Awesome Paradox ST21i
[Testing] wphungsuk:
Please provide some good references and tools for Test Driven Development in Android
[Testing] salamanred:
I develop android and ios app using phonegap and html5.

I use Jasmine for behavior-driven development for testing JavaScript code and karma for test running in real time in multiple browsers and mobile emulators.
[Testing] prats87:
Engagement/conversion data from users can also help you out in feature and UI development. One of the ways to do it is to use A/B testing or in-app messaging tools. There are plenty of them in the market right now and most of them offer a generous trial period. Appiterate, useartisan and swrve are among the better ones.

Although I would say Appiterate (appiterate.com) is ahead of the rest because of its easy to use visual editor.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kalysay:
Hey Guys -

I'm a little new to the forum, I've usually just had a friend who is more savvy with this stuff help me out. He refers to this site always so, instead of bothering him, I wanted to see if I could solve this problem myself.

I just flashed my ROM to CM 10.1 (the stable one found on their site) last night, and it works fine but I just noticed that the camera will not connect, no matter what app I'm in (camera, instagram, etc.).

Does anyone know of any way to fix this? I've been trying to research before posting on here, I saw someone say something about kernels, leankernel and ktoonsez's kernel? Again, I'm really new to this so I didn't quite understand what I needed to do.

Any help would be appreciated, thank you!

K
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] GPS3:
Flash the I535VRBMB1 modem/radio from this thread..

It's a kernel issue from what I can tell. The above radio/modem reverts back to the previous modem/radio.

Ktoonz's kernel will fix the camera issue, but it will break your audio playback via Pandora. At least on mine (CM 10.1.0; KT747 6/26), it will only play in mono.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Deliquified:
I'm using it on Carbon and audio appears fine.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] GPS3:
Interesting.

I switched from KT 6/26 to CM10.1.0 Stable stock kernel and audio worked fine. I figured it was KT 6/26's fault.

I should clarify: my issue is specifically with Pandora. The stock music app works fine.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kalysay:
Thanks guys for the quick responses! I'm looking for the kernel you're talking about on that other thread, but, and I realized I actually don't know how to specifically flash a kernel?

I've used Odin and everything before, under the instruction of my friend I referenced before, so I know my way around it, I just don't quite remember the steps. I just want to verify...the kernel file would be a .tar, and you would flash it with Odin PDA?

I'm sure there's steps I'm missing.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kalysay:
Got the file, last question (besides me asking the process of how to flash a kernel):

do I MD5 check the kernel file? I keep seeing that brought up in other threads

luckily, I just found that I can flash the kernel file via TWRP, so that's easier than Odin (Odin just scares me for some reason)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kalysay:
Ok all, I flashed that kernel. Phone is working fine. (I was nervous as hell before I told TWRP to flash the kernel)

But the camera is still not working....any other suggestions?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Deliquified:
Flash this file the same way you flashed the kernel and update to the latest baseband. If that doesn't work, try reflashing the kernel after.

http://invisiblek.org/sch-i535/firmware/d2vzw_VRBMF1_firmware.zip
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kalysay:
Deliquified -

That seems to be the same file (from the same site) I downloaded and just flashed before. Is it different in some way?

Also, how do I go about upgrading my baseband?

thank!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Restola:
The situation is a little confused right now.

The stable. CM10.1 release requires MB1 modem, the latest nightlies work with MF1. There is no requirement to change kernels, unless you really really want the stable release AND the mf1 modem.

If you read the first post in the official cm thread in QA or original development you'll see this along with links to the modem files.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kalysay:
I REALLY appreciate the help and opinions so far guys.

I'm hoping I've laid out everything I'm doing in a clear manner so you can follow along with what I'm doing.

After reading some of the replies, I think that I've done exactly what you all are saying, which is flashing that VRBMF1 kernel.

Unfortunately, the camera is still not working. Any suggestions?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Restola:
MF1 is a modem not a kernel.

And you have two choices

1: stable 10.1.0 with MB1

2: latest nightlies with MF1

Other combinations won't work. If you have any more questions quote me in your post and I'll get an email notification.

Thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kalysay:
It worked! That MB1 modem flash got the camera working properly. Hopefully nothing else stopped working, but if it did, I'll be back here with the quickness haha.

Thank you guys all so much, I'm glad I decided to try and figure this out on this messageboard, you guys were most helpful!

K
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] k33f:
My experience

I find that keeping all three of the modem AIO packages (MB1, MD3, MF1) in a folder on the phone or external sdcard can be helpful when switching ROMs to ensure you can flash whichever one works best. Also, sometimes installing the wrong gapps package can break certain things like the camera which cause them to crash or other normal functions of your phone. And so, I also keep my roms in their own folders with the appropriate gapps version for that particular ROM. You can check to see which versions of each you have in 'Settings > About Phone" If you already knew all of this I apologize. Just thought it could be helpful.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] JaguarXT:
Optical zoom is the mechanical zoom of a camera. So that has to do with the hardware. So short answer, No.

Digital zoom is zooming into the pixels. Basically making a lower quality picture in order to zoom in. Digital zoom is software based. So this answer is, Yes.

FYI - There is not enough room in Galaxy S4 smartphone for the mechanics to do 10x optical zoom. So Galaxy S4 smartphone doesn't have 10x optical zoom. The Samsung Galaxy Cameras like Galaxy S4 zoom, Galaxy Camera NX, etc have enough room for optical zoom, So Samsung Galaxy Cameras might have 10x optical zoom (especially with NX interchangeable lens). But the camera series is different from the smartphone series. One of those differences is the space or lack of space for the mechanics of the optical zoom. Another difference is the size of the camera sensor.

Samsung, with their naming, is not making writing this easy.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] NeoAndroid:
Well good news. I found a mount for our phones that gives it "optical" zoom.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] JaguarXT:
Yes, you can physically mount another lens to make optical zoom feature with the mounted lens. But not the same thing as having 10x optical zoom feature built into the device. And not really that practical in using a physical mounted lens either. Kind of the backyard mechanic style.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] NeoAndroid:
I agree, was just trying to offer other solutions :) I also agree that you cannot port something mechanical from another phone.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Blue6IX:
That is not so much the case. Browse through enough sub forums here and you will find cases of people taking parts from one device and making them work in a completely different one.

It really depends on tools, parts and knowledge combined with the right motivation. Some things can be, others can't
[Android Apps and Games] MiroUser:
Apk for camera androidfilehost.com/?fid=23017610006234178 (16.7 MB) install as normal app

Apk for SunBeam live wallpaper androidfilehost.com/?fid=23017610006234171 install as normal app

& boot animation androidfilehost.com/?fid=23017610006234163 place the ZIP in /system/media and then fix permissions rw-r-r- with a root file explorer and reboot
[Android Apps and Games] xXFl4sh:
Posted like 10 times

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2340858
[Android Apps and Games] verntechguy:
I'm no fan of live wallpaper but the boot animation is cool. Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] MiroUser:
I like it too :) & you're welcome
[HTC One S] kymo963:
i tried to root my one S and i unlocked it and i add recovery-clockwork-touch-6.0.3.1-ville recovry but when i open recovry mode its show white page and wrote on it this build is for development .......... and at the top of display wrote entering recovry ..... and it dosnt move

i tried a lot of recovrys ad its all the same my mobile ons s S4

photo : https://www.box.com/s/qqmkj2o8upmcqt979v9s
[HTC One S] foeti:
At First: try TWRP!

How did you flash your recovery?

Gesendet von meinem One S mit Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] kymo963:
by fasboot usb
[HTC One S] foeti:
What's your command?

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[HTC One S] kymo963:
fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-touch-6.0.3.1-ville.img

i dot it right with every recovery i dont know what happened
[HTC One S] foeti:
Hmmmh, weird...

Retry with TWRP and fastboot erase cache....

Gesendet von meinem One S mit Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] kymo963:
there is somthing else i think uts bad

i rest phone from backup and rest so thats would delete all my data on the phone but when i opened my phone after reboot no apps deleted and my contacts names are there

what happened ??????? is this because of recovery ???? please help me :(
[HTC One S] kymo963:
how do i erase cache ????
[HTC One S] foeti:
Bootloader - fastboot usb

Then type: fastboot erase cache

After that try to enter recovery via bootloader

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[HTC One S] kymo963:
its the same
[HTC One S] kymo963:
is there any way to change the recovery ?????
[HTC One S] kymo963:
here is a photo when i tried to enter to recovery

https://www.box.com/s/qqmkj2o8upmcqt979v9s
[HTC One S] kymo963:
help please ...............................
[HTC One S] foeti:
Yes there is. Download another recovery.img file and flash it via fastboot.

Or try 'flash image GUI' app or 'Goomanager'

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[HTC One S] MrThreeChains:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
I think the recovery has to be one word (no hyphens). Try renaming the recovery and flashing again (or get another one)
[HTC One S] foeti:
That's not necessary. You just have to type the correct file name....

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[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
nvm then. My bad
[Xperia Z General] NoRisk_NoFun:
sorry - mistake

please delete
[Xperia Z General] Apollo89:
Please check the customization number in your service menu (dial *#*#7378423#*#* > 'Service info' > 'Software info' > 'Customization Version').

This can't be 10.3.A.0.423 / 1271-0334, because it hasn't been released yet: http://fuas.sonymobile.com/fuas/ser...mat=delta,image&channel=cable&cdfId=1271-0334
[Xperia Z General] thomasru1978:
APOLLO is right, no update for this customization number at this time available!

Gesendet von meinem C6603
[General Questions and Answers] Fallen-Soldier:
Hi Everyone

Ive got an amazing idea for a game im sure will be a hit. I only produce graphics so i am looking for programmers to make the actual game as i am not good with java.

Saying that I am also looking to build together a team of talented app developers.

I cannot pay anything yet, but as soon as the app is made and sold, i will split the profits.

You should help me because:

- Chance to become part of a new developing team

- I have full faith in the app being a hit

- Nothing to lose ;)

Thanks for reading, I look forward to working with all the talent hidden in these forums
[General Questions and Answers] Trozzul:
i dont think i can really help but you can try the unity game engine their mobile engine is now Free.
[General Questions and Answers] Fallen-Soldier:
Thanks for the info, i am familiar with unity, haven't used it but i heard it is easy to use. ill give it a try
[General Questions and Answers] andrew-apk:
I have only a little java knowledge. Will start learning hard so i can help :D
[Galaxy S III Accessories] mahall1988:
hi does anybody know if the Polar H6 heart rate monitor is compatible with our galaxy s3.

i keep reading this whole smart ready thing but all ive seen so far is only newer android phones are smart ready. does that include ours.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] mputtr:
not yet.. Google needs to implement native support for bt 4.0. BLE before it'll work w/ tje phone properly.

it won't work w/ apps like endomondo or runtastic.

but I read that they're baking in support soon.....
[Galaxy S III Accessories] mahall1988:
so this is a google problem not a samsung problem.

does that mean it might work with 4.2.2

thank you for the fast reply
[Galaxy S III Accessories] mputtr:
It means it will work whenever google announces that it works or a newer version in the future suddenly supports bt4.0 ble.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Durzo.Blint:
My GNote2 was stolen and my company has issued a GS3 as a replacement device. I'm familiar with Odin, TWRP, and flashing etc...

I've search a little on the forum and cannot find a solid answer on firmware selection. On the GNote2 Adam Outler had rooted/unlocked the Gnote2 with Casual & a Odin image allowing us to load TWRP and flash (so firmware was really not an option). I know I can use the info in the GS3 Casual thread posted by BeansTown106 to achieve the same effect http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2332825 however, my question is primarily based on firmware choice.

Is there a specific firmware which seems to have the least amount of issues right now? I've read mixed things here and there which I'm sure most of you are already aware of and would like a more experienced opinion then just going with the latest firmware release by verizon ota.

Also, is there a stock, unrooted firmware someone can point out for use by Odin in case I need to return to stock?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Surge1223:
I believe when you Odin back to stock and take an upgrade from Verizon you'll be on stock and if you wanted to return it to verizon, just use a stock odin image that does a full-wipe, and you wont need to worry about the firmware . The best firmware to use depends on what release your currently on, if you have a custom kernel or not, and which radio works best for you. Otherwise, imo, just use the latest one.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BadUsername:
Are you planning to use a custom rom? If you aren't, then all you need to do is be on the latest OTA from Verizon, it will automatically load the newest stock rom, kernel, and firmware that will not cause any problems.

Also as already stated, everybody will have different experiences with radios. I personally think mb1 is great and feel no need to update it. If you do decide to update it, you need to be aware of the potential problems.

The problem with the latest firmware has to do with people updating their firmware but not updating their kernel. For instance, if you were to run a custom rom with a kernel from an older source, such as vrbmb1, and flash the vrbmf1 firmware, it will break the camera. However, if you were to flash the stock mf1 kernel or a regularly updated kernel everything should run normally.

You can get all information returning to stock and using odin in the sticky roll up thread in the development section. Everything you need to know is in there. But there isn't a firmware to return to stock, you just use a full base that returns everything to stock that includes the firmware.

Hope that makes sense.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Durzo.Blint:
thank you both of you, I assumed as much but felt like I needed to ask others for a second opinion.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dark_system:
Personally i have had the best signal and consistency with the latest MF1 firmware. Of course you will need a rom that is based from the latest OTA for best results. I would check out BoneStock v3.0 ROM. Very stable, with nice options in AROMA. Just my Opinion.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] LUBA:
HI everybody, I have a QTEK 9090 buyed last December, and I have a few problems, like Bluethoot failes and microphone problems due phone calls and also if we not work with him for a long time, the phone did not work, in other hand you need to make a reset to have the phone work again. His there someone who can help me on it. The version that I have is:

Rom version:1.22.00 WWE

Rom Date : 10/22/04

Radio Version:1.06.02

Protocol version: 1337.38

ExtRom version: 1.12.120 WWE

Best Regards

LUBA
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -Sumsy-:
I had 4.1.1 on previously and I flashed 4.2.2 with flash tool and I had problems at first as it wouldn't flash with TA ticked so I backed up TA before installing 4.2.2 just in case it screwed it up.

I tried flashing TA from the firmware package with everything unticked and it still won't flash the file to have chances of getting mobile bravia back

Is it safe to flash the previous one from 4.1.1 TA from the firmware.

Also tried restoring from the TA BACKUP software no luck
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GeoSpaceKing:
Xperia Z was released with 4.1.2..where did 4.1.1 come from?and the only solution to your problem is to just start over.. Download the latest ftf of 4.2.2 and root it with DooMLoRD root toolkit.. Cheers!:p

Hit thanks if I have helped u.Sent from my Killer Xperia Z(C6602) using xda premium.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -Sumsy-:
Sorry I meant 4.1.2 lol . I've already tried that. It works again when I'm back on 4.1.2
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GeoSpaceKing:
Lol..yea that's what I've been wondering..so y still stay on 4.1.2?if I were u I'd upgrade to 4.2.2 asap..download the ftf and zip file by [NUT] and flash it http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2337433..:p..well it is up to u to decide..have fun with the mighty xperia Z..:D
[Sony Tablet S] smgdev:
There is an app called 2nd init recovery in the Market. It's like safestrap or boot menu manager (I think.) Can anyone risk to try it? Or should I risk it? Will it work?

Maybe we can get a chance to flash a custom recovery or something...?

I don't even know it's the right section to start thread.:o

Sorry for bad English.
[Sony Tablet S] psxpetey:
Might have to check it out

---------- Post added at 04:21 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:16 PM ----------

Looks really crappy. And only supports 2 devices I've never heard of highly doubt it works it is a bootstrap
[Sony Tablet S] smgdev:
I should find a well working 2nd init method. Continue to research. lol :)
[Sony Tablet S] smgdev:
Never mind. I'm sleepy. Will search tomorrow. :o
[Sony Tablet S] CoolApps:
I tried it and it does not flash anything at all.

Basically it does nothing on our device.

Tested on the Sony Tablet S.

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Try lte2recovery here: http://androidforums.com/spirit-4g-...2971-2nd-init-recovery-985hpakick-spirit.html

If that works then only use the reboot option in the app since your device will be factory reset by rebooting in an other way, only use the 2nd Init Reboot Recovery (not like the option will work anyway so you have to go into it manually) (read the thread fully).
[Sony Tablet S] smgdev:
Tried yet. Nothing.:o
[Sony Tablet S] pajn:
I'm working on porting safestrap to XTS, but STS should be doable to with some help from someone that owns the device. Will post more info when I get home from work
[Sony Tablet S] smgdev:
And I'm working for STS but I have no idea for that. I'm decompiled the apk file and reading scripts. Does it work? Can you help me?

Thanks...:laugh:

Sorry for bad English.
[Sony Tablet S] pajn:
Send me this files:

/proc/partitions

/proc/mounts

/proc/mtd

/init.rc (and all subfiles like init.something.rc)

/fstab (can be named something.fstab or fstab.something), also in /etc

/kernel or /zImage if you have it

And the output of

ls -al /dev/block

do also search in this folder for a folder named "by-name" (may be in a subfolder so do some lookaround)

and do a ls -al on that folder to.

I think that is a good start.
[Sony Tablet S] smgdev:
OK. I will send them in 10 minutes.

And I think I ported the recovery-check, recovery-install and recovery-uninstall script files. I will attach them too. I will be happy if you send your feedbacks.

One more question, how can i find the kernel image file?

Thanks...:D
[Sony Tablet S] smgdev:
Here we go...Attached.:laugh:

But there's no mtd file in /proc directory ,there's no by-name or something in /dev/block directory or somewhere, and fstab file.

I will add kernel image as soon as I find it.

Sorry for bad English.

--------

EDIT

Forgot to add script files i mentioned i my previous post.

Added. --files.zip
[Sony Tablet S] pajn:
Thanks. Looks similar to the XTS.

You'll probably not find the kernel image. I just thought if it was in the rootfs but if it isn't we can't reach it (it lies in the encrypted hidden.img).

It isn't necessary but would be a nice touch.

There are no mtd in proc on XTS either. Same there it's usually there and could help a bit but if it isn't that isn't a big of a deal.

On big difference seems to be how the sdcard is managed (XTS have it in /data/media where the STS are using vold) could you se if there is a vold.fstab (or similar) in /etc?

When I have some initial things to test I will post.
[Sony Tablet S] smgdev:
Here you are. Vold.fstab
[General Topics] bfosterjr:
All,

I thought I'd drop this here in case people haven't been following the Windows RT sub forum.

Quake 3 Area (ioQuake3) with OpenGL support (via. GLDirect wrapper) has been ported to Windows RT.

I've attached the binaries and a screenshot here --> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2315123

You'll also need the following:

•Copy pak0.pk3 of your Quake3 CD (or from the demo) to the quake3/baseq3 directory.

•Download the Quake3 1.32 point release and copy pak1-pak8.pk3 to quake3/baseq3

You can also use the OpenGL wrapper in this package to add OpenGL support to:

Quake1 : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2100270

and

Quake 2 : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2097092

Cheers!