yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android General] GauravBak:
but when i type the word "fastboot devices" then press enter and after that i type "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" and enter, it says waiting for device.. nothing happen,..! :(

I'm using windows-xp
[Android General] shauryabk:
same problem.. stuck at waiting for devices on the cmd prompt. My device is already connected to pc and usb debugging mode is on
[Android General] GauravBak:
HELP,...

:)
[Android General] hp02:
Procedure TO Install NEW ROM on XOLO A500

Procedure TO Install NEW ROM on XOLO A500

1 First go to Cwm recovery by pressing power+volume down (-) key

2 then wipe data/factory reset

3 wipe cache partition

4 go to "advanced"

5 & wipe dalvik cache & wipe battery stats

6 then go back

7 & select 2nd option install zip from sd card & locate the zip ,,,, then follow the procedure & u will get new rom installation by aroma installer

8 then reboot system & wait beacause initialisation takes few minutes ... enjoy!!! reboot is necessary

NOTE:- for selecting any option press power key & to scroll by volume keys

,, check sd card is mounted or not ,, if not mount by "mounts and storage" option

please hit thanks as it helped you..

for any query visit my account or just reply:good::good:
[Android General] lavshah_17:
Recovery Mode not opening..

Hii..

I have installed cwm on my phone..

but now i am not able to open the recovery mode by pressing volume up+power..:crying::crying::crying::(:(

i tried both volume up & down with Power key combination..!!

so plz help me n tell me how to get back my original recovery mode..!!

ThanXX a Lot In AdvAnce..!!:cowboy::cowboy::cool::cool:
[Android General] prabhatsivasurya:
its in chinese dude :(

the recovery menu is in chinese ......pls help :(
[Android General] benjamintata123:
thanks

I read and review this , thanks.
[Android General] andrewsmith500:
thanx alot for helping
[Android General] Aashish101:
problems while flashing cwm.. plz help

the message showing on phone screen is "partition 'recovery' not support flash"...

plz tell how to fix it...
[Android General] professor_proton:
I have the perfectly working English cwm image :)
[Android General] justlove2lives:
same problem.. stuck at waiting for devices on the cmd prompt. :(
[Android General] blackfoxII:
What to do after pressing power + volume down button as further it is chineese menu.

Please reply

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JUST TELL ME HOW DO I GET MY NORMAL RECOVERY MENU BACK WITH ENGLISH COZ I AM VERY ANGRY NOW AND HATE THAT CHINESE MENU.REPLY FAST HOW TO GET RID OF THAT.:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::p:p:p
[Android General] Ishan16:
Sorry for the inconvenience caused.

Hey guys sorry for my late reply.

Those of you who are having problem in "Waiting for Device" please check that you have correctly installed adb drivers on your pc.

Still if you want you can try "Adb driver installer".

For the chinese menu issue please follow the below post by me.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2349045

Press thanks if I helped.
[Android General] Sarth.choudhary:
Every thing went well still hadn't got CWM recovery

Every thing went well even I saw Chinese recovery but now when I switch into recovery shows me android recovery instead of CWM recovery
[Android General] Ishan16:
For English recovery please follow the link given above your post.

Sent from my HTC Desire 310 dual sim
[Android General] rahul thaker:
you should have mentioned about the chinese language before

the chinese language is causing too much of problems like the rom manager is saying that its not able to upon the file please empty the spaces or do it manually .
[Android General] Ishan16:
Bro I've already provided the english cwm version.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ceanth:
Hi all,

I have two Galaxy S2 devices. One which is on tmobile UK that has a baseband i9100BVLPJ and one which is on 3 UK that has a baseband of i9100NELS1.

The tmobile device is on ICS with no official jellybean out yet where as the 3 UK device has jellybean that came out quite a while ago.

Is there anyway of changing the baseband versions so that the tmobile device will be seen as a 3 device and therefore be able to receive official jellybean?

I would rather try and stick to the offical ROM then go down the custom ROM route. If it is possible to change the devices identity over would that mean it would get a new sim lock? Also would the device then receive future 3 UK updates (assuming there Re any in the future).

Many thanks

-c
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrewwright:
Flash 4.1.2 to it with Odin. If not wait.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ceanth:
So I can flash and both devices will be identical? Do I need to Root the device or simply flash over? Will there be any problems with simlock?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrewwright:
Flash unbranded firmware mate or galaxy Sim unlock from play store before you do. Test dif Sim if you flash unbranded it wont have lock

Root not needed for unbranded
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kieran 1711:
Recently I haven't been able to make calls, send texts or use 3G despite the fact I have full signal. I have tried both networks (WCDMA and GSM). When I first turn on the phone it says "not registered on network". As far as I'm concerned this started for no apparent reason. I'm on DMod V5 and I have been for the past few months and this started a few days ago. I haven't flashed anything strange or installed any dodgy third party apps so like I said earlier this is happening for no apparent reason. I've tried multiple things including things like reinstalling the ROM but still nothing. I'm using Vodafone UK on a GT-I8190N. Anyone else having the same problem?
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samersh72:
does your IMEI showed when dialing *#06#?

before judging on efs partition, try to flash UK I8190N vodafone stock firmware http://www.hotfile.com/dl/226420691/b4b4e19/I8190NXXAMD3_I8190NVFGAME2_VOD.zip.html
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kieran 1711:
Yeah already tried it. Still nothing. Took it into Phones4U today and let them fiddle with it. After about an hour we still had no luck. So they're gonna have to send it away to get repaired and I won't see it until next Tuesday :( But thanks for replying, I appreciate it :)
[One (M7) General] gambiting:
Sorry guys, just get really excited - we just got our 125Mbit connection with Virgin installed today, and their new router is 5GHz capable....and I wasn't aware that the One is 5GHz capable, so I just tried it out. To my massive surprise the download speed actually went past 100Mbit....on a PHONE. Am I the only person who finds it absolutely mindblowing that we are getting that kind of speeds wireless,and on something that fits in our pockets? Are there any other phones capable of this?
[One (M7) General] sp5it:
You should learn more how to use photo editing software. This is good example how lame ur in this matter.

Mike
[One (M7) General] cdordon:
Where does this look photoshopped Mr Condescending?
[One (M7) General] gambiting:
Sorry,but you made me so angry that I just had to grab a camera and record a video of how well it works.

http://youtu.be/iPBlviOJ5Mc

I expect apologies, it's not often that I am called a liar on the Internet, but when that happens it's usually by people who have nothing to prove their statements, like you sp5it. Shame.
[One (M7) General] Gandalf Greyhelm:
Only got 60MB here on Virgin - but yeah - download speeds of 47260kbps+ etc.

I know the HTC One X & Sony Xperia Z all have 5GHz capabilities - so it's not limited to the One - I would guess that nearly, if not all, new high end phones have 5GHz capability.

It's great that it works - but boy do you notice a difference when you're out and about and stuck on 3G! :)
[One (M7) General] Linda2013:
Get laid :)
[One (M7) General] aooga:
The one and the s4 are the only phones with the WiFi ac standard though. Only a few routers are ac capable, though.

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...wow
[One (M7) General] biohaz55:
WTF is that all about???
[One (M7) General] revamper:
Got this on my 5 GHz :cool:
[One (M7) General] HRodMusic:
people gonna hate buddy, i have an ac capable router just got it a month ago, and i love it!! speeds are incredible. i have a 30mbps connection and im rocking all 30 mb lol
[One (M7) General] paul_59:
As others have said, there are previous generation phones and routers that had 5GHz capabilities.

Used my HTC One X on 5Ghz with virgin cable router , been on their 100Mmb tariff for approximately two years.

Agree that up and downlink via 5GHz wi fi gives impressive transfer speeds, even without ac capability
[One (M7) General] Okaay:
Rogers LTE MAX has theoretical speeds of 150mbs down.. I only get 1 bar where I live and can get about 60mbs.. nothing compared to your home speeds tho lol. My home WiFi is 30 down.
[One (M7) General] Skizzy034:
Just curious, what are these Virgin routers? Are they cable modem based? I have Time Warner and I get about 30mbps.
[One (M7) General] Hondo209:
What is an ac/router?

regards
[One (M7) General] Timmyfoxeh:
As a networking student...

What in the world does 5GHz have to do with this?

The Wi-Fi 802.11n-standard is capable of up to about 300 Mbps for the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Some products achieve higher, the the initial N-standard was for up to 300 Mbps.

5 GHz uses wider bands and is less congested (because 5GHz still ain't that common and that it has plenty more channels to reduce interference) which should grant a tad better local performance and responsiveness. This isn't necessarily the case though.

See, the disadvantages of 5 GHz is that, being a much higher frequency, the range is actually worse than that of 2.4 GHz. Furthermore 5 GHz is also worse at penetrating walls and other solid objects (making the range even worse between different rooms).

Back to my point nonetheless, I believe the source of these speeds are routers using modern standards (N and/or AC) as opposed to the older G-standard (54 Mbps) rather than the use of the 5 GHz band.

tl;dr... 5 GHz might increase throughput a bit, but no doubt the same results are possible with the 2.4 GHz band.

EDIT: Don't mean to sound like a smartass, just thought since it seems several people here seems to be under the impression that 5 GHz will make your network speeds and all better with no downsides. Whilst this is true to some degree, it does suffer in range, especially though walls and objects (i.e between rooms).
[One (M7) General] paniro187:
He mad tho'
[One (M7) General] NxNW:
Where is the "Un Thank" button in this forum?

what a tool
[One (M7) General] LiquidSolstice:
You've got my support on this one, I actually understand what 5GHz means in terms of wireless bands and I was highly confused why people think it has anything to do with speed. I've gotten faster speeds on corporate internet on the regular 2.4GHz frequency.

That being said, nice speeds, OP, sounds like you're all set!
[One (M7) General] tonynmisty:
This is kinda strange. I just got an upgrade to my internet from Comcast. My download speed has increased a little bit, but I've never seen such high upload speeds. I just wish it was the other way around. This was done on my Nexus 7.
[One (M7) General] altimax98:
I think the reason a lot of people use the 5ghz is faster line is because on many budget N routers it does enable it to be faster.

My router for instance won't do 300 unless it is set to 5ghz. 2.4ghz is capped at 150...
[One (M7) General] Sindroid:
Routers with built in Air Condition :svetius::svetius:
[One (M7) General] Timmyfoxeh:
Sounds quite possible. 5 GHz is also marketed as an all-around improvement. It sorta is, but as said, still it has several flaws with its range.

Why yours is capped at 150 is likely because your router only has a single antenna for the 2.4 GHz band. I believe 802.11n requires a dual antenna router to achieve 300. Yours might have dual antennas, but only a single one in use when set to 2.4 GHz.
[One (M7) General] ajua:
A router that supports the 802.11ac standard

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11ac
[One (M7) General] gambiting:
Hi. I am also a computing science student, and while I agree that in theory 5GHz should not make a difference - it does. Especially in crowded places - we live in a terraced house in a large city so at any given time I can see at least 12-15 different networks. That means that the 2.4GHz frequency is absolutely crowded and it has an impact on your transfer speeds - the most I've ever seen going through 2.4GHz router with 3x3 antennas is around ~80Mbps, even though it should support 300Mbps(and that speed requires 40MHz channel width, so effectively takes two channels, making the whole situation even worse). With this router and its 5GHz capability, our network is the only one at that frequency - and therefore nothing slows it down. Obviously, as more and more people have these routers this advantage is going to go away,but right now it is a better option in some situations.

And for the person asking what kind of router is it, I believe it's made by Netgear, at least that's how it shows up on Nmap.
[One (M7) General] Timmyfoxeh:
That's interesting. I haven't measured the actual speeds but personally Windows has reported up to 270 mbps using 2.4. I don't live in an extremely crowded area though and I've set the channels manually by measuring which of the 3 non-overlapping ones have the least interference (if there's any at all there at most router at the far end of the street using the same channel.
[One (M7) General] gambiting:
Well I would not rely on what windows reports,that's for the start. It reports the maximum theoretical speed of the link, but it does not mean that you will be able to achieve it. If your computer and your router have 3 antennas each, it can report even 450Mbps speed, but it's very unlikely that you would get even close to that.
[One (M7) General] Spawn182:
A speedtest screenshot of my HTC One connect via WiFi to an ASUS RT-AC66U Router. Just to proof, that you don't need photoshop to get those speeds.

I have 100MBit KabelDeutschland (cablemodem) connection. WiFi is connected on the 5GHz band. The 2,4GHz band is too crowded in my area.
[One (M7) General] Dac0908:
I could only be jealous, because my One doesn't perform very well on 2.4 GHz.

Using simple 1T1R 802.11n router made by TP-Link, properly set with excellent signal strength and in very quiet environment, highest link speed I saw was 72 Mbps, and while doing some heavy file transfer it falls down to about 52 Mbps, and as ES file explorer reported, file moves at about 800 kbps. From PC which is on ethernet. Too slow for watching HD movies over DLNA.

Meanwhile, the only other wireless client at the moment, small TP-Link 703N with OpenWRT, goes up to or over 130 Mbps - as advertised. Laptop and one cheap USB Ralink adapter which I use sometimes also perform on that level.

So I'm a bit skeptical about upgrading my wi-fi. Maybe I should flash new radio, firmware.
[One (M7) General] NxNW:
Just for fun I tested my One both ways. My existing 2.5 GHz connection (which I usually use because I get better range in all the extremities of my house) gave me 22 Mb/s.

Switching to the 5 Ghz band I re ran the same test 1 minute later and got 26 Mb/s almost a 20% increase for no obvious reason.

So it would appear switching to 5 Ghz can be helpful helpful if you have line of sight to your AP and don't run the risk of burning up your battery or dropping the connection all the time as you move around.
[One (M7) General] Dac0908:
Well in theory, and also in practice with other hardware, you should get much better performance even on 2.4 GHz, when using just simple 802.11n using one antenna - almost double, really. 5 GHz is not really needed for that, but results are better probably because of much less noise and interference on that frequency. And basically same principles are used on both bands... so when someone says 802.11n it is not so precise.

So for setting it up properly access point should be set in "n" mode - if it's set in any kind of compatibility mode "g+n" (b should be forgotten by now) any client in 802.11g mode will slow it down, but if there are no other clients connected compatibility mode doesn't matter. Channel width is 20/40 MHz (40 MHz means using 2 channels, that is the most important part of 802.11n) and WPA2 AES security. Aaand that should be it.
[One (M7) General] Phil750123:
could you re run this but do the speed tests 3 times and post all?

Speedtest can give you varying scores even on 2.4ghz hence why doing more will give us bit more of an accurate reading
[One (M7) General] daffie:
My personal experience with wifi speeds on The One :

2.4Ghz wifi N : 35Mbit/s

5Ghz wifi N : 60Mbit/s

Btw my internet max speed is currently 60Mbit/s. The 5Ghz band does use it to the fullest. Expecting an upgrade to 150Mbit/s this week. Will re-test then and post screenshots as well.

5Ghz is definately the way to go with higher internet speeds, as the 2.4Ghz band is limited to 70Mbit/s or so (from the top of my head).
[One (M7) General] MrGuy:
Are you new to Virgin by any chance? I was with them for a while. When I first started (100mb/10mb) it was really good. Then it kept dropping out, variable speeds etc. The superhub is referred to colloquially as the "superdud" in the virgin support forums because of how unreliable it can be.

Don't get me wrong, when virgin works, it goes fast! But in my experience, it gradually stops working, dropping out more and more. In the 9 months I was with them, I called them about 50 times. They ended up refunding me some of my bill 8 out of 9 months I was with them due to downtime, and then refunding me £120 in phone bills to their tech support.

On the virgin forums, the general recommended setup from people to get the most out of it is to run the superhub in modem mode then get a standalone router. The ASUS RT-N56U seemed highly recommended so I got one and tried the suberhub in modem mode with it. That definitely made browsing at least feel snappier.

Eventually I switched to plusnet as they offer 78mbps/18mbps and I run a few servers so the extra upload and reliability was totally worth the change. Also I'm from Yorkshire, so it was worth it also for a familiar accent from the tech support!

If you're one of the lucky ones that maintains a consistent trouble free high speed Virgin connection, then make the most of it!

It's so satisfying doing an internet speed test and seeing 3 digit mbps though! And I too found that the 5Ghz was faster. I'm amazed at how quick the speed test is with the HTC One though. I used to get notably lower and slower results when testing on my Asus Transformer (TF100)

I thought this guy was more referring to the size of the picture rather than it's authenticity? I imagine the size of the picture is a feature of having such and awesomely high res phone;)
[One (M7) General] gambiting:
Yeah, I used to live in a different part of town before, which was a student-heavy area, and our 50Mbps connection would work a lot slower than advertised, and would constantly drop out. But now we moved further away from the city centre(but still within fiber range) and it seems to work fine.

And we got the brand new SuperHub 2, it seems to be superior to the old SuperHub. I only wonder how many radios does that thing have.....you can set up both 2.4GHz and 5GHz simultaneously, and then you can also have 2 additional guest networks for each frequency, each operating on its own channel. I reckon this device must have at least 6 radio modules in it, its insane.
[One (M7) General] Keupie:
After reading this thread i decided to give it a try. I'm also getting way better results on 5ghz band than on the 2.4 frequency.
[One (M7) General] NxNW:
Actually that thought did occur to me.

Here was my methodology, you tell me if you agree with my logic:

I repeated the comparison twice. For the first trial I began with a 2.5GHz connection first and then switched to the 5GHz connection and re ran the test. My speeds were 22 and 26 respectively.

Then I waited a whole day.

For the second trial I began with a 5GHz connection first and then switched to the 2.5GHz connection and re ran the test. My speeds were 27 and 23 respectively.

If speedtest.net gives different results, either faster or slower, for two closely spaced tests, one would expect the first test would always be faster or always be slower.

But in my case the data seemed to fit the hypothesis that the WiFi frequency alone explained the differences in speeds .

Does this seem reasonable?
[One (M7) General] Super-Veloce:
nice speeds, I do have the ASUS RT-AC66U also and wednesday my One. I think I'll get 120/10mbits on the One.

My One X, only gets 34/10mbits on 2,4 and 5.0ghz..
[One (M7) General] Sckank:
Even with two kids online I get much better ping than you do ....
[One (M7) General] gambiting:
Your upload speed is insane, what kind of connection is that?
[One (M7) General] ivmindigo:
I just got this due to my limited rate
[One (M7) General] ajftl:
I just got laid!
[One (M7) General] Keupie:
So you plugged it in, what speeds did you get on LAN? lol
[One (M7) General] daffie:
Have to admit...this reply did make me lol :)
[One (M7) General] ZigmaDK:
The problem is as much crowded frequencies as it is people that don't know jack **** about networking.

Stick to channels 1, 6 and 11 and make sure that all other people around your network do the same.

That way the routers can work around the interference of eachother. If you have WLANs on channels 1, 2, 3, 4, then they just interfere eachother without being able to do anything about it.

STICK TO CHANNEL 1, 6 AND 11!
[One (M7) General] gambiting:
Yup, but everyone around me has the stock Virgin or BT router, and of course they don't have a clue how to set it up,so they are all set to auto. That way I can see at least 10 networks around me,and they are changing channels constantly, because there is always some interference. Honestly, in this situation it looks like the only way out is to escape the 2.4GHz frequency altogether.
[One (M7) General] ZigmaDK:
I agree.

When routers are automatically setup to just act stupid I also try to disable as much of them as possible and then use my own router for my wireless and wired LAN.

I have a ISP provided modem with WIFI, DHCP and everything other than port forwarding disabled and then I have my own router that routes wifi and LAN around my house. Plus I select what channel it is using :)
[One (M7) General] Sckank:
Fiber ;)
[One (M7) General] Nippero:
As a cyber security major I agree and bump this up lol.

But yea, routers are set to stupid by default and 2.4ghz is insanely crowded. Not only by other networks but likely by your home cordless phone as well.

With that said, living in an apartment in NYC, I still stick to 2.4ghz due to the walls.

5ghz is all nice when I'm near the router (i.e. in the same room...) but if I walk out of the room, it drops drastically.

Its annoying since I've accidentally dropped a few calls by walking out of my room while on wifi calling lol.

Best thing to do, IMO, is to install the wifi analyzer app and just find the least congested channel in your general vicinity.

Also, unfortunately too many people buy the stupid "RANGE BOOSTER EXTRA POWER SUPER LONG RANGE" routers and crank em up to max... even though they live in a small apartment. And that just creates unnecessary interference for the rest of us =.=

EDIT: oh yea, back on topic, the WiFi on the HTC One is pretty nice. It finds signal better than most laptops I've tried. With the exception of my Thinkpad.

I'll check how it actually does on speedtest when I get home later.
[One (M7) General] MrGuy:
That awkward moment when we're reminded how far behind the rest of the world the UK is in terms of internet connection speeds....
[One (M7) General] gambiting:
I don't know, 125Mbps down is pretty good in my opinion, but upload speeds that high are very rare everywhere,not just UK.