yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ntinoswtf:
thanks

thaks but it can't recognize the device.

is sais phone was not found : /
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] turvat1377:
i forgot to mention you must install LG united drivers first. And make sure you follow the step 3. When your phone boots it must be in emergency mode, your screen turns to yellow with a Emergency mode notice.
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kristijan505:
Sry but I think he should go 3GQCT/Phone modeI: EMERGENCY because DIAG is for when you don't want to delete anything and just update software.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] jaddi:
Got a problem!

in the process of updating my XDA an error occured. This then told me to soft reset which I did. I now have a screen with "updating" and a status bar. This means I cannot activate Activsync! When I tried the bootloader repair...nothing!! or maybe I'm using it wrong? The scrren at the moment just shows various lines and reacts to nothing!

Help!
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] osideomar:
Samething happened to me

I need help too, but i think theres nothing to save it.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] jaddi:
fixed

I fixed it! Using an SD card I backed up a mates XDA rom on to the card. Then I put the card in my XDA and went into boot loader mode...

and there it was again!!!! Everything back to normal!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] pkfire:
Hey guys, so I unfortunately installed the wrong kernel and now my phone is doing a black screen boot loop where it keeps vibrating every 3 seconds or so. I can't get into download mode or recovery mode. Can anyone help me how to fix this problem? Thank you for your help
[Android General] Droidman61:
Hello,

I bought this tablet for my wife I would like to upgrade to Jellybean since they are to cheap to do it themselves. Does anyone know of a custom rom I could upgrade this with? Thanks in advance.:good:
[Android General] RoberGalarga:
Your tablet has an OMAP4430 (or 4460, find out the exact model first), so you'll need to port a ROM from another OMAP-bassed device (such the Galaxy Nexus or the Amazon Kindle Fire HD).
[Android General] Droidman61:
Thanks so much for the reply. How would I be able to find out the correct one.:good:
[Android General] RoberGalarga:
The exact CPU model you mean? Use CPU Identifier (or CPUz).
[Android General] Droidman61:
Its says:

Dual Core:1.2

Cpu: ARM Cortex-9

GPU Vendor: Imagination Technologies

Revision: r2p1l

Renderer: Power VR SGX540

Kernel: ARCH-arm71

Kernal version: 3.0.8 (v402)

Does this help?

Thanks for your continued help.
[Android General] RoberGalarga:
Hmm... not really. CPU Identifier should show you some more accurate info.
[Android General] Droidman61:
OMAP4460x2

And something about a Galaxy Nexus
[Android General] Sparx639:
Then you would use a galaxy nexus ROM to port to your device. There are tons of guides so I'm sure you'll find what you need.
[Android General] Droidman61:
Wow thanks for all your help Sparx639;)
[Android General] Sparx639:
Droidman61;43273484]Wow thanks for all your help Sparx639;)[/QUOTE]

Anytime, and if you need anything else, feel free to send me a message!
[Android General] Droidman61:
Anytime, and if you need anything else, feel free to send me a message![/QUOTE]

Sparx,

Sorry to bug you but how come it keeps telling me E: failed to verify whole-file signature & E: signature verification failed

this happens when I try to update from my sd card.
[Android General] Sparx639:
Sparx,

Sorry to bug you but how come it keeps telling me E: failed to verify whole-file signature & E: signature verification failed

this happens when I try to update from my sd card.[/QUOTE]

You can't directly use a galaxy nexus ROM, I'm not sure if you went through the port process, but, you also need a custom recovery for your device. That is actually much harder to make.
[Android General] Droidman61:
You can't directly use a galaxy nexus ROM, I'm not sure if you went through the port process, but, you also need a custom recovery for your device. That is actually much harder to make.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1737849

This what I was trying.
[Android General] Sparx639:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1737849

This what I was trying.[/QUOTE]

What you have to do is port a custom recovery to your device, it could be either clockworkmod or twrp. There are guides here but its not easy
[Android General] Droidman61:
What you have to do is port a custom recovery to your device, it could be either clockworkmod or twrp. There are guides here but its not easy

Thanks for the help but I give up. I can't get anything to work on this piece of crap.
[Android General] Sparx639:
Thanks for the help but I give up. I can't get anything to work on this piece of crap.[/QUOTE]

I'm sorry to hear that :/ its hard at first, by you'll get it eventually
[Android General] Droidman61:
I did it with my Asus 301T but can't get this. :(
[Android General] Sparx639:
Just follow the guides, its different per device. Your Asus doesn't even have an omap chip in it, so the process will be different.
[Android General] Droidman61:
LOL:laugh: I'm still trying but it is kicking my arse. Cant even get into fastboot because WIndows 8 won't let me install drivers or anything. It wont recognize my device.:( It is sad they made a device like this.
[Android General] Sparx639:
Do you have another PC with Windows 7?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] david_cba:
Hello there! Only I post this to know what is the best firmware for my xperia play model:r800at of (AT&T). Regards
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ozzmanj1:
All GSM firmwares work, from stock FTF files to custom ROMs. If you go with stock I use FTF 0.79 as it has the latest basebands.

LInk to my collection of FTF files:

http://d-h.st/users/jgregoryj1/?fld_id=19757#files

If you go with the .79 FTF its the bottom of the page on the link above.

R800_4.0.2.A.0.79.ftf
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GaboWinter:
There are not a 'best' ROM, kernel, etc. That's subjective and depends of the personal opinion of who is answering also his usage, apps instaled and many other factors, the best option it's test, test and test.

That's because we don't allow the 'best xxxx threads' I'm closing this one...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctcx:
I was reading the Apps and Games section searching how to retrieve one of my games' save data, and I found it's probably on

/data/data/com.square_enix.android_googleplay.FFIII_GP

However I cannot access it normally, it's phone's internal memory. After few more searches, I came to a little idea: maybe using adb.

Then the question is, can I use adb to browse my device's internal and external storages, just like I browse through my PC using command line? (In my case I use Linux, so my terminal is Bash).

Can I copy from internal storage and write on it without root using adb? I don't want to root my device for a series of reasons...

Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RoberGalarga:
No, to write to your internal storage you need root (to read it I'm not sure, try it). And yes, to explore you can use commands (btw, the commands are the same on Linux and Android).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctcx:
Can I use "adb shell" to browse my phone with commands, just like I browse my Linux system with the command line?

I ask this in order to avoid being trial and error using push and pull and getting "remote object does not exist" errors, I'd need to see the actual directories and files...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RoberGalarga:
I really dunno. As I said before, you can't write, but I'm not sure if you can read, so you need to try.
[HTC One X] Loushi:
greeting,

while i was upgrading the firmware to flash jelly bean roms

i made all the steps but without flashing a stock boot.img!

and now im stuck in a bootloop! :(

now what can i do?

thanks and best regards
[HTC One X] robchongke:
what exactly did you do? step by step.
[HTC One X] nogotaclue:
Tell us

exactly

what you did, and how far you got, as there could be more than one reason for bootloop. most common reason is not flashing the boot.img or not flashing the

correct

boot image for the rom. another reason is not erasing cache in fastboot after flashing boot.img. Don't worry too much, 99% of problems can be fixed quite easily.

Edit: Haha, beaten by [MENTION=4675167]robchongke[/MENTION]
[HTC One X] robchongke:
[MENTION=4442752]nogotaclue[/MENTION].:good:no problem. we're all here to help.
[HTC One X] Loushi:
i really appreciate ur replies guys.. and im sorry for delay :)

i solved it, it was a wrong boot img .. uuughhhh i made a factory reset and ive lost everything lol

thank you again!! ;)

best regards,
[HTC One VX] kewlfais:
I have a at&t carrier phone, though i have unlocked it for using another network. Everything works fine except an odd behaviour of wifi.

1. I use at&t sim and wifi works

2. I use without sim wifi works

3. If i use any other carrier sim Wifi does not work

Anyone aware what might be the reason?

Sent from my Nexus 4
[HTC One VX] Johann12911:
Maybe try to S-OFF the phone?
[HTC One VX] kewlfais:
The phone is S-off even tried cyanogen rom but same issue.

Sent from my Nexus 4
[HTC One VX] Johann12911:
Try super Cid. Not sure if that would help at all.
[HTC One VX] kewlfais:
I have changed the super CID to 22222222 any other suggestions for CID

Sent from my Nexus 4
[HTC One VX] Ouya-XD:
1. Change the Super CID to 2222222.

2. Go S-Off

3. Root

4. Install CWM

5. Flash a ROM

These are you best tactics to handling thus issue
[HTC One VX] kewlfais:
I have followed the same steps. Have tried 2 different roms. Both having same issue. Wifi works without sim or with at&t sim but does not work with any other sim

Sent from my Nexus 4
[LG Optimus 4X HD] ravan0159:
Hi everyone, i have LG 4X HD p880g canadian

and i cant root my framework v10f, in order to root it i need v10c which i cant fiend anyware to download

so if some one have v10c please tell me the download link or tell me way of rooting v10f?

thank you.:)
[LG Optimus 4X HD] Rudjgaard:
i would check here
[LG Optimus 4X HD] ravan0159:
its down from there too :crying:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Android03:
Hello all,

I've been using Launcher 8 for a while (great Windows Phone 8 emulator/theme) but after a random reboot the app uninstalled itself! This has never happened with any app before. Anyway I try to load my backup apk and it says "unable to install. try to free up some space"... I tried deleting Launcher 8 directory to no avail. I have over 10 GB free in both internal and external memory. I am using NOTTACHTRIX 4G (v2.3.0) at the moment.

Any idea why this could be happening?

Greg
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] kmem:
Howdy folks. I have a major problem with my t769, and was hoping someone could help me figure it out. This problem began quite some time ago and has gotten worse. My battery stopped accepting a full charge (according to the meter.)

I had been running PA (racing port) for quite a while without a problem. The problem may have cropped up due to charging the phone while off at some point. When the problem first appeared, it would only charge up to 98%. I chalked it up to the fact that some phones apparantly don't trickle charge (for battery longevity?). Then the phone would only get to ~90%, then 83%... etc.

I have tried all three kernels available to us, nothing changes. Tried several different basebands. Tried reinstalling PA, no dice. Tried changing roms. Currently on Provision rom. The battery will not charge beyond 48 percent.

My issue does not appear to be a faulty battery; I recently purchased a couple new batteries and they do the same thing. Even after charging with an external charger - the phone still misreports the battery capacity. This has the effect of reaching a battery level of 0% (according to the meter) long before the actual battery capacity is exhausted. Further to that end, the android battery stats are never automatically wiped since the phone's battery meter never actually reaches 100%. The android battery stats page currently shows 4days on battery. I suppose this is because I last manually wiped the battery stats or pulled the battery 4 days ago.

Some more odd tidbits...

When the phone's battery meter reports 0%, the phone will automatically shut off ONLY if the display is ON. If the phone reaches the 0% mark while the display is OFF, it will continue to run and sometimes readjust the battery meter in 4-5% increments. i.e. if I turn off the screen when it hits 1%, and turn back on the screen some time later and the meter will report 4%. Other times it seems it will not readjust the meter while the screen is off and will remain at 1%. When the phone reports 1%, the battery is still outputting at least 3.5v. From what I understand, most 3.7v lithium ion batteries have an approximate safe operating range of between 3.2v-4.2v.

Really odd:

It seems that once the battery is pulled, the meter will revert to 0% once the phone is booted regardless of what the meter showed before the battery pull. I have not done this in the last couple days but it has happened several times and appears to be a repeatable issue.

All of my problems could logically be caused by a battery miscalibration, save the last point.

I have tried several calibration apps in the market that don't seem to do anything. I recently stumbled on this huge thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=765609

I have not read through all 200+ pages but it seems this has worked for many people. Unfortunately, I've been unable to get it to report values with the lightningX2 or CM10 kernels though. It states that the CM kernel should be supported, so I don't understand why it doesn't want to spit out values.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I've grown quite attached to this phone and would like to continue using it!
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] anactoraaron:
Charge your phone overnight. Reboot to recovery (leave the phone plugged in). In cwm navigate to the advanced menu. Then in that menu wipe battery stats. Then let your battery drain down as much as possible before charging it again. :)

That should fix it.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] kmem:
Many thanks for the reply. I'm currently using TWRP and I dont believe there is a section to wipe the battery stats.

I have removed the batterystats bin manually once android has booted both when the battery is in a near-dead state and in a near-full state and neither seemed to change the meter level. Perhaps I will see a different result by removing this file through recovery before Android boots?

I may install CWM to give this a shot soon but from what I understand, and please correct me if I am mistaken, the removal of this file has no bearing on the actual battery calibration. It was said that this file only affects what is displayed in the android battery stats page. There does appear to be a lot of confusion and controversy across the forums regarding whether or not this file is indeed responsible for actual calibration between true battery capacity and the state of the battery meter.

Not sure if this is important but when charging the phone (while turned off) the bootloader charging animation seems to report a value that is consistant with what the booted meter reports. (i.e. the animation will show ~50% battery left when the meter inside android will report 48%)
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] anactoraaron:
Just out of curiosity, does this happen across all roms? Does it do it for stock as well? Maybe return to stock and check? I gave up on TWRP not because I didn't like the recovery, but it seemed to be... off... somehow... The 2.4 wouldn't restore backups (and would randomly reboot), and the 2.3.3 wouldn't reboot when plugged in (it would just power off). I also had some issues with my sd card with one of them (2.3.3 I think but not sure) on one of the JB roms and I lost all of my data. After going back to CWM 5.5.0.4 I haven't had any issues.

Both TWRP versions are built on the default CM10 kernel (correct me if I'm wrong here). I went back to stock about 2 weeks ago and am getting 4-5 days on battery life (light usage) where on ANY JB kernel the most I could get was a day and a half. Perhaps there's something missing/wrong with the JB kernel, and as such, TWRP isn't working properly because of it.

Perhaps the battery isn't getting read properly... have you tried cleaning the contacts with iso alcohol?

Sorry I couldn't be more help...:crying:
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] kmem:
It happens for the two JB roms I have tried. I've not tried to return to stock yet but if you are getting 4-5 days of light usage that is incentive enough for me to give it a whirl! I never was able to squeeze more than about a day and a half out of a JB rom on my blaze either, even before these battery problems cropped up. I started using TWRP on my last phone mainly due to the fact that it can compress the backups but I've also become more accustomed it's UI. I think I'm currently using 2.4, but I vaguely remember both the SD issue and the power off instead of reboot issue you describe with the previous rev.

I can't speak to if the recoveries are built from CM. Now that you mention it, both JB roms that I have tried on the blaze show higher than normal battery usage by media and android system processes. Are you running a complete stock ICS or GB rom, or is it some debloated one? Can you tell me which one it is?

I've cleaned both the internal battery connector and micro usb connector to no avail. You have been a great deal of help, thanks again!

One other quick Q... After returning to stock, do you still have the black and white colored (powered off) charge animation? Ever since I rooted this thing, the power off charge animation starts up with the stock color (green filled battery) but quick flashes off and changes to the black and white one. Perhaps this is part of my problem, remanants of the stock bootloader mixed with the rooted one?
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] anactoraaron:
I'm running stock rooted uvmb1 (ics), which I've debloated and customized a bit (nothing special). Stock roms have the stock battery charging animation.

The battery drain is just one of those things I can't fully explain, as I have a few other devices running CM10 or 10.1 and they have great standby/light usage battery life:confused:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LinuxAssailant:
So I have this HP Thin Client (T5545) freebie from work that has been in my possession for a few years now, and I thought it was pretty proprietary, but I pulled it out of the bin in the garage today and it appears it is a 1GHz Via Eden proc (x86 compat?) with 512MB IDE-FLASH, and 512MB of RAM, DVI & VGA running an HP proprietary Linux distro. The RAM is ddr2, easy-fix, but with my Roku being so old I thought to myself what I can do about this, and I have already run a few ISOs of x86 Android and Slax off of USB, but none of the Android distros have wired Ethernet drivers built in (VT6120/VT6121/VT6122). VGA/DVI is a Via VX800/VX820.

If any of you know an Android build that would work with Netflix and wired Ethernet, please let me know, and I would also need support for one of those programmable IR dongles for a IR remote (doesn't matter which one, but up, down, let, right, back, select and home would be required keys :) ).

Are there any Linux appliance distros that run Netflix okay? (In know you can drop a VM in Ubuntu?, but looking for more of an appliance feel.) That would be an IDE flash-drive upgrade, AND a RAM upgrade costing more than a Netflix appliance... which is what I was planning for before discovering the hardware in this thing.

What would you do with it? I am thinking that if I have no real options for watching Netflix on this little-beast, then I might just make it a tucked-away and hidden Linux backup rig for a secondary FTP location of motion detect files from my security cameras.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LinuxAssailant:
This thing zips along pretty nicely even in Knoppix booted from USB, so I am guessing the hardware is at least moderately good, although I know the "Chrome" video is pretty crappy, but should be good enough for DVI output of Netflix?
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] arjunainformatic:
i need help,my xda error when update to WM2003 when i update with activesync my computer hang,and the only way i just can entered to "wallaby bootloader 6.22", how can i copied my bootloader to SD,when i try but the device need "key SD", how can i make key SD to my SD card?

Please i really need,your help..please..

best regard,

arjunaInformatic :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] pkfire:
Hey guys, I was being careless unfortunately and installed the wrong kernel and now my phone is in a black screen boot loop. I don't know how to fix this as I can't get into download mode or recovery mode to flash my back up or even factory reset. Can anyone please help me out? This is the first time this has happened, and now I'm really freaking out! Thank you for your help.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] spotmark:
Can your computer see it, in ADB? Or Odin?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] techahead:
which phone model is it, share your phone model so we can guide you better.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] KennyG123:
Please read forum rules before posting

Questions and Help issues go in Q&A and Help section

Thread moved

Thank you for your cooperation

Friendly Neighborhood Moderator

And as long as there is some sign of life it is not bricked, more like sponged.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] King Ding-a-ling:
Try to force download mode by:

Open Odin

Hook up the phone without the battery

Hold Vol Down + Home (Don't hold power)

Insert the battery still holding Vol Down + Home
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Journyman16:
I'm using GoogyMax (have also used Siyah) and running Purelook HD Rom along with Slimbean as 2nd ROM. Right now I have my phone exactly how I like it but I also like trying new versions. It gets confusing doing Nandroid in each ROM and running backups from both using TB (Titanium) or MBR (My Backup Root) and recently I managed to stuff things up and had to rebuild from scratch.

Is there a way to do a Nandroid and get the entire package backed up? I am presuming in Slimbean backup I get only that ROM (it's around 1.1GB) and the same for Purelook (it's around 2.17GB) It would be good if I could simply boot to recovery and run one Restore and be back to my full setup.

Or am I mistaken in the idea Purelook, based on 4.1.2 stock, would be 2 times the size of Slimbean?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrismast:
Shouldn't nandroid in CWM backup both Roms as the second is a kind of subset of the first regarding folder structure?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
No, 2nd ROM is:

/sdcard/.secondrom

This is why it's best to use Siyah recovery to manage nandroid backups for 2nd ROM. However, since /sdcard/.secondrom should contain all the ROM stuff (including data) IIRC, shouldn't you just be able to rename that to /sdcard/.secondrom_OLD and reformat a new /sdcard/.secondrom?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Journyman16:
Thanks for the replies.

I am unable to locate the /secondrom using ES File Explorer. Going to / and searching for 'secondrom' gives me no result. secondrom is deinitely there though - I just booted into it. Either it's a setting in ES that I need to change so I can see it (I'm using ES File in the 1st ROM) or I am not understanding how the folder set up works with dual boot. (or possibly, at all :()

I guess, unless there is something more specific to find on here, I will have to backup everything then try a restore of each nandroid and see what it gives me.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Its .secondrom, meaning hidden file. Have you enabled hidden files?

On 4.1, /sdcard is /data/media but on 4.2, its /data/media/0 so you'll need to use root explorer permissions to browse and check /data/media if you're on 4.2 as it may appear "missing" as per link in my signature