yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] fabiobatera:
I thank you. ;)
[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] ajape:
Hey Fabio, would you perhaps happen to know why there is an interruption between the appereance of the boot screen and the start of the animation? I distinctly remember that while using the original red motorola logo, the transition to the animation was completely seamless, to the point that the logo itself appeared to dissolve and convert into the first part of the animation. Now, there are three seconds of black empty screen between one and the other, which is strange? I remember in the old HD2 there were actually two stages for the boot screen, and if you only loaded one of the graphics there would be a black gap between the bootscreen and the animation as well, Could something similar be the issue here, perhaps?

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[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] fabiobatera:
friend, since this time difference may be due to the bootanimation, now when I see the difference in 3 segungos not imply anything, at least not bothering me.

Test with another bootanimation and check that decreases this time, because I am currently using the google.

hug.
[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] Byakko Custom:
It's the boot animation, I see practically no delay from my Atrix HD...

Oh, and thanks for making this awesome logo for us to use :3

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[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] ajape:
That's really strange, because when I use the original Motorola red logo there is no such delay in place, it seems to melt seamlessly into the red color of the first frames of the boot animation. Anyways, you should be thanking Fabio, because all I did was get the graphics correctly but Fabio was the one that actually made it into a usable boot screen :)
[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] larsjameson:
This is great! Thanks!
[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] :
[MENTION=3937124]fabiobatera[/MENTION] Could you please put together a guide showing how to do this so we can make our own? Thanks.
[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] Fabe56:
Everything work, thanks a lot!
[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] hugodefcon:
like fabio said i would think this is due to your bootanimation.

im on carbon rom and i done see any interruption between motorola logo and the bootanimation
[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] ajape:
I'm not too sure, unless it's something related to my Rom that is. I mean, lately I've tried many boot animations, and I have the same delay in ALL of them so far :( Here, take a look:

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[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] fabiobatera:
Add new logo Moto X by FabioBatera ;)

Hug.
[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] Byakko Custom:
:eek: Must, flash... Thank you!

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[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] Duckie1217:
So Sweet!!!

I absolutely love this logo! Thanks a bunch!!!
[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] kimchiman1104:
Hello~

I have problem with doing this.

I followed your instruction and it says

writing 'logo'....

Battery low!!

failed <remote failure>

finishehd, total time: 0.200s

Also, I manually opened cmd and tried to flash it, but

it says

same result.

Do you have any idea what's wrong with this?
[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] vientodearena:
Thanks!

Test in Motorola Moto G (xt1032) it work perfectly.
[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] XBlackChaosX:
Anyway this can be changed to say "a Lenovo company" instead since they've bought Motorola?

Sent from my Droid Razr Maxx HD
[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] ajape:
This is their new logo, and personally... Yuck! :(
[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] manuski:
Boooooooooooo:(
[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] xdmatt:
Indeed it looks awful.

Quick question.. does this replace the "warning bootloader unlocked"?

Or what can I do to have this beautiful logo instead of that?
[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] djuniah:
Just an FYI, i've flashed this again after the latest update from moto overwrote the previous logo and it still works just fine (latest moto bootloader as of this post)
[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] Artnig:
Awesome work Fab thanks for this, it's so easy to use and just perfect for my taste. Minimal and awesome looking.
[RAZR HD Themes and Apps] dazeone:
You overwrite the warning yet
[HTC Desire C] soupmagnet:
Let me first say, despite what the title of this thread may lead some to believe, I am NOT a noob. I am very familiar with Android, rooting, recovery, Linux, CLI, etc. Excluding recent months, I've been a very active member of the XDA community providing support for the Amazon Kindle Fire and variants for quite some time, and as such, I have amassed a great deal of knowledge regarding Android and modification. Unfortunately, all of this knowledge is limited to wi-fi only devices and I have yet to have any experience with wireless (used prepaid phones for years).

My carrier is Cricket Wireless, and I know being a CDMA variant, that I can only install ROMs made for CDMA variant phones, but are there any CDMA based ROMs for this device? (at first glance, I didn't see any) If so, upon installing a new ROM, would it still be possible to use the same carrier? I know that may seem like a stupid question, but as mentioned before, my experience with wireless carriers is minimal, at best.

Also, I have seen the one-click unlock/root tool available for this device, which is great, but experience has shown me that without first educating yourself about the device being modified, putting faith in such tools' safety/effectiveness is never the best policy. I've read the guides and tutorials posted in the general section (without spending too much time searching through the entire forum), but they are very basic and do not touch much on the fundamentals of what I understand to be exclusive to HTC based phones such as S-Off, RUUs, Sense,etc., and I would much rather use a more reliable command line method (Linux preferably) than putting my trust in a tool in which I can't even view the source code.

And while I'm not a huge fan of XDA's dilapidated search function and will avoid it whenever possible, I am not in the least bit averse to reading provided I don't have to spend all day looking for the right information. I'm sure there are users that provide support for this device (much like myself with the Kindle Fire) that have a "laundry list" of bookmarked links for guides/tutorials/postings etc. for HTC device specific knowledge that can spare me the grueling task of wasting my time through endless, and sometimes pointless searching, only to find I am more confused/frustrated than when I first started. If there are such users willing to share links and the like to make the transition faster for me, I would be very appreciative.

TIA
[HTC Desire C] me4488:
For the time being there are no CDMA ROMs here, I can say that.

As to the guides, there are some on here. The only one that i can provide you is a kernel building one. It pretty much works for most devices.

Kernel building guide by nikhil

Im also gonna attach a txt file of my FB conversation/walkthrough of building aokp from source.

I hope you find this helpfull. If you ever have any questions you can go ahead and ask me over Facebook, and i will try to assist :3

Еdit: Questions like this make me feel good about humans. Glad to see that there are civilized individuals out there. Have a great time doing what you like (coding) and maybe visit our forums with a Desire C and lend us a hand :3

There is a lot to be done.
[HTC Desire C] penguin449:
I have never Re-searched into the different variables of phones as i assume i have always used the GSM version of every phone, i am unaware of the difference of a CDMA Version and a GSM version of a phone, so what is the difference? and would it just be the RIL that needs to be changed for a ROM to work on the CDMA version of a phone?
[HTC Desire C] soupmagnet:
Thank you for your quick response. I was hoping to get rid of the stock Sense ROM and move to a CM based JB or even ICS if needed but it looks like that will have to wait for now. I must say, I am actually quite surprised there isn't any CDMA support in these forums. Is it due to lack of developer support here or is there a lot more involved to get a working CDMA ROM?

Believe me, I've paid my dues in this community (XDA) and I know all too well how frustrating the all too frequent ambiguous questions can be. I'm always willing to help where and when I can, but I was also hoping there were like-minded individuals willing to do the same for me so I can get up to speed as fast as possible.

A CDMA phone, has a CDMA chip (radio) that stores information such as the carrier, MEID, phone number, network account information, what towers to connect to, etc. Whereas on GSM phones this is all stored on a removable SIM card. The CDMA is not removable and is intended to be (though not necessarily the case) permanently configured for that particular phone/user and that particular carrier.

That being said, this should theoretically be no "major" consequence in getting a ROM built that would work on a CDMA based device.
[HTC Desire C] penguin449:
i see, so are you able to root/flash the same recoveries as us? or are they different for CDMA phones? i could try changing some stuff around with a ROM to make it work with a CDMA device but it will take a lot of testing because i have nothing done this before! the ratio of GSM:CDMA in this community is possibly 100000:1 so nobody has bothered to look into this as it is not needed. however me and Nick may work together to bring you this as he is a kernel developer and i am a ROM developer.
[HTC Desire C] soupmagnet:
After a bit of research, I've found that there is a CDMA to GSM patch made by a fellow Recognized Contributor that, as expected, allows certain CDMA ROMs to run on GSM phones. I can't see why the same couldn't be done the other way around. I've sent a PM to him already and I'm just waiting on a response. Considering the fact that there are so few of us CDMA users, I'm sure a patch would be the way to go rather than building a ROM from scratch. But, if nothing else, I'd just build my own based on an available source.

As for the root/recovery, I'm still looking into it...
[HTC Desire C] penguin449:
i have the most experience in building PAC from source, however i can offer you this as i wouldn't mind re-building it for CDMA (If i know how to) I too saw the patch and wondered how it would work however i think that when building this will need be inluded rather then GSM.

PRODUCT_COPY_FILES += \
vendor/cm/prebuilt/common/etc/apns-conf-cdma.xml:system/etc/apns-conf.xml

However i may be wrong in my naivete thinking that is all there is to the variations of GSM and CDMA Roms
[HTC Desire C] me4488:
If you could explain me how CDMA kernels differ from GSM ones, i could make one for the 2-3 people that need it :3

Go ahead and ask/share. We are open for ideas.
[HTC Desire C] penguin449:
I assume it's just the RIL that needs to be changed, prehaps the kernel will only need to be changed from GSM to CDMA in the same way as a ROM, however i don't know anything about kernels, tonight i'll repo sync and try build a CDMA Rom, prehaps we could then extract a patch from it? Pico has no CDMA version so there is no hope of guidence from our older Brother /:
[HTC Desire C] soupmagnet:
This is the response that was given to me...

Luckily, HTC released the source for the Cricket Wireless Desire C and it should be as simple as compiling and pulling the necessary files.

http://dl4.htc.com/RomCode/Source_and_Binaries/golfc-ics-3.0.16-3d39477.zip

And I can't imagine why it would even make a difference, but here's the Cricket Wireless/Radio Shack Desire C source as well...

http://dl4.htc.com/RomCode/Source_and_Binaries/golfc-ics-3.0.16-3d39477.zip
[HTC Desire C] penguin449:
Well [MENTION=5088614]me4488[/MENTION] you up for the challenge? I could try changing GSM to CDMA in build prop for [MENTION=4425761]soupmagnet[/MENTION] if you would like to test that way? if that doesn't work we may have to source build a CDMA Rom for you!
[HTC Desire C] soupmagnet:
Let me get unlocked, rooted and recovery installed and I'll see what can be done. I might try to pull RIL libs from an original Desire ROM (assuming there is a CDMA version somewhere). Aside from CPUs, NANDs, cameras, etc., manufacturers generally don't like to stray too far from the hardware configurations between device variants.

Edit: BTW what are the udev rules for this device? Are there different rules for fastboot adb hboot and recovery ?
[HTC Desire C] me4488:
Watch out for the recovery. The one person that flashed a custom one had his fail because we don't have a CDMA recovery.

At least that's what he said.

And i would gladly build you a kernel when i get the time.

I don't think there are a lot of udev rules that can differ from the kindle. But don't listen to me, as I am still a rookie.
[HTC Desire C] soupmagnet:
That's absolutely ridiculous. Recoveries like TWRP and CWM sit on a relatively small partition with minimal hardware support. Display, touchscreen, USB, battery, memory and storage are, generally speaking, all that gets initialized. Drivers for WiFi, Bluetooth, CDMA, etc., would likely take up more space than is available on the partition. I could be wrong, but if experience has shown me anything at all, it is you should rarely take what random XDA users says at face value. I'm sure if we take a look at the source code for whatever recovery is being used, well find that it's probably just a simple case of user inexperience playing a part.

Can someone post a partition layout so I can compare it with mine?
[HTC Desire C] penguin449:
I haven't partitioned my SD card or anything like that at all tbh :L i just flashed the recovery, as far as a CDMA Rom goes, i've got the CDMA in permissions and in the build.prop but not sure if the RIL correctly configured to CDMA and i am unsure of how to Check, however if you want to test i'll upload it and send you the link although we may have to wait for a CDMA kernel before we can do anything!
[HTC Desire C] soupmagnet:
I'll try it out when I can, but I have to figure out this recovery issue first. I was able to obtain root, but not with the "superboot". The superboot method gave me the same problems others here were having and it would never install Superuser.apk or the 'su' binary. However, I wrote a small script using Bin4ry's exploit and it worked flawlessly. I have root now, but I'm having trouble identifying each of the partitions.

Having root, I was able to make backups of each of the partitions listed under "/proc/emmc", and I attempted to 'dd' the TWRP recovery.img to the "recovery" partition, but the device would still always boot to the stock recovery. When I tried to install recovery via fastboot, I got the same "This build is for development purposes only" message as before and the stock recovery is gone. So apparently, the partition (mmcblk0p21) listed as recovery under "/proc/emmc", is either not the actual recovery partition, or I'm missing something.

Since you have recovery installed, does it have 'parted' included in the build? Do you know how to print a partition table? If so, would you mind posting one?
[HTC Desire C] me4488:
If you could explain how you do it, i could gladly give it a shot when i can (vacations up ahead dunno when i will be back)
[HTC Desire C] soupmagnet:
Assuming the version of recovery you are running has 'parted' included, enter the following at your command prompt:

[COLOR=DimGray]$[/COLOR] adb shell
[COLOR=DimGray]~ #[/COLOR] parted /dev/block/mmcblk0
[COLOR=DimGray](parted)[/COLOR] print

If for some reason 'parted' isn't included in your version of recovery, you can temporarily install it for one session (since recovery is loaded into memory to run, nothing gets written to the actual recovery ramdisk and rebooting will erase any changes made):

1) Download 'parted': http://d-h.st/h81

2) Boot into recovery

3) Enter the following commands:

[COLOR=DimGray]$ [/COLOR]adb push /path/to/parted /sbin/parted
[COLOR=DimGray]$ [/COLOR]adb shell
[COLOR=DimGray]~ #[/COLOR] chown 0.0 /sbin/parted
[COLOR=DimGray]~ #[/COLOR] chmod 755 /sbin/parted
[HTC Desire C] russell664:
Ah that is pretty helpful, it should be implemented into the recovery source, if you don't mind me asking where is the main source which includes his function?
[HTC Desire C] soupmagnet:
I'm pretty sure it just needs to be added during the build. With the Kindle Fire, early versions of TWRP didn't include the 'parted' binary and it was added intermittently in subsequent versions. It wasn't until the developer was constantly bombarded with requests that it became a permanent addition.

I don't have much (any) experience building recoveries but I would think it'd be as simple as unpacking the ramdisk and just adding it to the filesystem.
[HTC Desire C] me4488:
I tried to provide a partition table in every way I could think of, but it either didn't want to recognize the device or just didn't want to copy. Gave up after 15 attempts.

Can anyone else try this?
[HTC Desire C] soupmagnet:
Are you receiving errors? If so, what are they?

Is parted even getting launched? You should see something similar to the following if it is:

GNU Parted 1.8.8.1.179-aef3

Using /dev/block/mmcblk0

Welcome to GNU Parted! Type 'help' to view a list of commands.

(parted)
[HTC Desire C] me4488:
I cannot start it either due to device not recognized in adb shell, or inability to push it to the necessary directory.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Burn1n9m4n:
Hey Guys,

Not sure if this is possible but I thought I would ask. A lot of attention has been paid to the lock icon on the bootscreen of the Galaxy S4 after rooting. However, it recently dawned on me that a method of getting around it showing up would be to get rid of that particular bootscreen from the device, or at the very least changing that bootscreen file with the official samsung bootscreen. With root access it should be possible to change the appropriate files with little trouble and nothing more than a file explorer program of some sort. The problem, however, is which file within the /system/media dir is the one that displays the custom samsung screen with the lock icon.

Has anyone tried this? Does anyone out there know which .qmg file is the one that displays that lock icon? Also are there any free programs that allow you to view or open .qmg? Thanks!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] supertack:
As you know, and as we expected, the Galaxy S4 GE (i9505G) is officially available on the Google Play market :

https://play.google.com/store/devices/details?id=samsung_galaxy_s4

So, have we now some answers for our questions ?

Same hardware than i9505 version ?

Is stock ROM available to download anywhere ?

What about sensors and IR support ?

Any chance to test it/port it on a i9505G ?

Thanks ! :good:
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Theshawty:
This means squat. Useless to us.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] supertack:
Sorry...I think I will definitively leave this forum...seems beginners and enthousiastics have nothing to do here as I see...:crying:

Good luck guys !
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KY Wildcats:
good. if you took 5 minutes to investigate the play store you would have noticed the device doesn't ship until july 9th

go be enthusiastic somewhere else
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stevemeister:
[MENTION=4904033]supertack[/MENTION] Just a tip; Seach before you open a thread like this, there are already threads about this subject ;). Saves you the trouble of reading negative posts about this thread and saves the Mods time they need for closing it.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Adel080:
OK I updated my samsung galaxy s4 with new features move 2 sd card in application Manager.

Now I decided to instal asphalt 7 with data (OBB) file.! when I transfer app 2 sd. with manually data

the application closed itself. please Help how can I play..?!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] malybru:
Hi,

You can move the app to the sd card,but you cannot move the data.

The only way you can move the app AND the data is to use FOLDERMOUNT

:)
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] slvrbllt:
Dear fellows,

I am still at a dead point (my S100 is screwed and the OS is gone!)

I have seen several methods listed here to reflash the OS but most of them require the GetDeviceData output file to modify the original ROMs. Unfortunately I can't run anything on my PDA... It would be a great help if a kind S100 owner would run the GetDeviceData on his handset and post the output file for me. Do not worry, it doesn't hold any sensitive data. Just device model details. Any S100 device, any language... would suffice.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Silver.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] slvrbllt:
...at least the Operator for QTEK...

C'mon guys... help me.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] popsi:
Here ya go...

Operator ID: DANGA001

Qtek S100 bought at Dangaard Norway.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] slvrbllt:
Thanks...

...but it doesn't seem to work. Maybe an Italian PDA would be required.

I am afraid I have to send the PDA back to the service... :(
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] Aurora13:
Maybe you can try the following:

- Set your Qtek in Bootloader mode

- Connect it to your pc

- Start the update program of the Qtek ROM 1.06

- The installer will not find any version of your current ROM because it is in bootloader mode, but it will allow to update it

- flashing...

- done

Hopefully it'll work for you.

And I will test it further, but this looks like the way to update the ROM without editing the ROM files...
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] Talents:
The other alternative that worked for me:

I have a Dopod 818 ROM which I screwed up. I can't therefore read its country code with GetDeviceData.

I used the following to flash the i-mate ROM:

http://www.clubimate.com/Support/ma_cdlsku1_wwe_10300_143_10100_ship.exe

Then I upgraded with qtek 1.06 successfully.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] rosmos123:
hi everybody the microphone not working when i make call people don't hear me but the second micro of the headset work perfectly . i make factory data reset , flash the firmware but nothing happened . when i uncheck the option reduce noise and test the microphone the sound became very low with loud noise thank you for your help .

P.S : sorry for my bad english
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] elpapagayo:
Since yesterday my daughter has the same on her xp. s; but both of microphone are very bad quality; I dont know whats going on...

anyone????
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] mamboboy:
Same problem here. My voice is very muffled and to be honest I'm getting tired with having to shout down the phone. Everyone says it sounds like I'm underwater or have my hand over my mouth.

Anyone know what's caused this? On the Trinity Vengeance RaptorXL 2.5 JB ROM
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] inyourfacedunk:
I've been trying to work this out for months. There have been a LOT of posts about this on the Sony forums, but no one has a definitive fix yet. Some people have fixed theirs by turning off noise suppression. Others have fixed it by turning off vibrate when ring. Others have restored their firmware 3 or 4 times before it went back to normal.

My fix was to press the volume rocker a few times when picking up the call. This would normally work, however lately it hasn't been doing a thing.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] realyl:
Hi guys, android noob here. I haven't really found an issue similar to mine so if this is a repost, sorry!

My HTC One keeps reconnecting to wifi after I've turned it OFF. I go into settings and turn wifi off, and it automatically turns it back on after 30 seconds to a minute. It's eating my battery and I can't figure out if there is an app or something in settings that triggers wifi to turn on!!

Any ideas?? Thanks a ton!

Also I'm on T Mobile and I don't have a data plan so I keep mobile data turned OFF. However there is always a 4g icon that shows up in the status bar. I don't think it's actually using any data but kind of strange that it never goes away.
[General Questions and Answers] HammamHazem:
How i can fix it ??

pleaaaaaaaaaase hlep me :)