yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crushalot:
The HTC One's sdcard is block mmcblk0p37 I think. I am going off of this list I found of a EMMC readout from some thread. Sorry don't have a direct link to the thread but here is the EMMC readout:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/36946918/HTC_ONE_Partition_Info.xls

It may require that you specify:

/dev/block/mmcblk0p37/sdcard
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ozsammy:
hey guys

i have a rooted galaxy tab 2 10.1 gt5100

that's an optus branded one i have rooted but

im not sure on what jelly bean rom to go for

is there an Australian rom?

cheers guys
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] dlegendary0ne:
So I went through the casual thread and followed all the instructions

I've used the Zadig to push new drivers

I've refreshed my pc twice

I've uninstalled and reinstalled Samsung drivers

I've disabled digitally signed drivers in Windows 8

I've tried several USB ports as well

I've even tried on a Windows 7 pc and I can't make any progress.

I need some help. I'm completely stumped at this point. I don't know where things are going wrong.

Here's the link to my log for casual. If anyone has any ideas or suggestions, I'd greatly appreciate it.

pastebin.com/mmAXTZm7
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] dlegendary0ne:
Casual Nightly build R532 works with Windows 8!!!

I used a nightly build R532 and that worked with Windows 8!!!

I was getting the boot loop trying to install drivers.

I closed Casual and while my phone was still in download mode, I used the zadig fix found in the Casual thread (look for the troubleshooting link)

I ran Casual again, and it worked!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] dlegendary0ne:
I don't know if this is the end all be all fix for Windows 8 users, if R532 doesn't work, just try the different nightly builds and see if they work. From what I read in the Casual thread, the earlier nightly builds seem to work better for Windows 8. I hope this helps someone!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] stueycaster:
Are you sure you're using the right version? Go here and make sure the casual version you used is the one for whichever version of android you have to start with.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] dlegendary0ne:
I'm sure. I was using the VRAMC3 version which matched my version of Android. The official build didn't work, but the R532 nightly build, along with the Zadig fix did work for Windows 8. Thanks for the link!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] stueycaster:
Great! I had to ask because it wasn't mentioned in any of the previous posts.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] dlegendary0ne:
No worries! I just assumed everyone had the update by now. But you know what they say about assumptions... Lol
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Menardo:
ok i themed my systemui for cleanrom 3.5 and centered the clock... now when i open up the camera the systemui force closes until i exit out of the camera app... i was just curious if anyone could help me figure out the reason... any help is greatly appreciated... thanks ahead of time... im attaching the zip with the files... it the vrtheme for TWRP...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] keymaster911:
Look at this image on the left side of it. Broken .9 img that was not recompiled. The one that has the black lines around it..

Member of Average Joe's Team
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Menardo:
Ok thanks... I'm traveling at the moment in going to try and fix it this afternoon and release the theme... Thanks again
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] IyRuK:
Just checking. i am currently using Team G MIUI, but having issues with the data. was wondering if there was any other ROMs available for Note 2 that are running MIUI v5.

Thanks in advance
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] weixq:
我刷小米的，但是上不了网
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] pistol865:
Does anyone have ANY suggestions on how to fix the low internal memory on this phone ( Samsung Galaxy s 4g T959v- rooted- running Vallhallah Final). It won't let me download any apps.. There is room on the phone. I've moved most apps onto my SD card. It closes apps.. Becoming a GREAT pain.

I saw on a post in a different forum the (i1900).. said that this "fix" would help with the problem.. DataFix_11032012.zip - [Click for QR Code] (195.4 KB, 23367 views). I'm kinda a NOOB so I don't want to flash any Zip that's incompatible and screw up my phone..

bhundven.. helped me out last week to get my phone unbricked.. when i tried to go out on my own at first..

Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated..

Thank you in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Well, here is the story. All of the 'Galaxy S' (aka, Galaxy S 1) devices, except a few (sgs4g, sk4g, I think there is another), come with an internal eMMC (embedded multimediacard). This is usually where they put the data partition, for instance on the i9000, vibrant, captivate, etc.

For galaxys4g, we've been getting around this issue for a while with apps2sd. I really don't install that many apps anyways, so I never really run into this problem, but for those who have, that's what they've used. Most roms provide apps2sd (or similar functionality). I think with titanium backup, you can move apps to the sdcard.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] pistol865:
Thank you again
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Fluidification:
Just be careful not to put apps that are supposed to run all the time, on the SD.

Also, I think that the fascinate is the other without eMMC
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Yea, I forgot to mention that, thanks!

No, they have a 2G eMMC. Same 512M internal storage as the other galaxy s phones.

Actually, here is a nice comparison (fascinate vs. galaxy s 4g vs. vibrant).
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] pistol865:
I moved most of my apps to my SD card.. but the problem was still there. Then I unnistalled my Rom Toolbox pro.. and THAT seemed to fix the problem.. Very ODD..

One more question if I may...

I flashed Valhallah Final on my phone.. I have A Voodoo sound app on my phone as well.. but when I clicked on it, it said that I didn't have the right kernel for it. Is it just a matter of flashing the right kernel to get the features of Voodoo sound on my phone? Or will that screw up the functionality of the rom that I already flashed?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Heh, weird. You gotta be careful with rom toolbox/pro. :)

Always! It's Q&A! :)

Which kernel does the about screen show? You might have to upgrade the kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] pistol865:
under kernel version it says:

2.6.35.7-T959VUVKJ6-CL694130
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Yea, I'd either flash AntonX's kernel, my sms, or blastoff v2.5.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] pistol865:
So just download the zip file and flash it with sgs kernel flasher and I'll be good? It won't mess up the rest of the Vallhallah then?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
I'd suggest flashing with cwm. Flashing the kernel won't change the rom. Except for blastoff which will change the wifi.conf.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] champ1919:
With titanium, you can integrate those Rom updates into the Rom. That can free up a bunch too.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
I don't use titanium very much. Could you explain what you mean? Sorry ;) (in some respects, even I'm a noob!)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] pistol865:
Wat does that mean?

"Except for blastoff which will change the wifi.conf"

Will I Not have Wi-Fi? Do I need to adjust the wi-fi after I install it? How do I reconfigure it?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
No, it does the modifying for you. you might want to backup the wifi.conf before you flash it, if you want to switch to sms or anton's.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] pistol865:
Please don't laugh... HOW does one back up the wifi conf? Is it the same as backing up the system? Reboot into recovery then click backup?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
I guess you could backup /system before flashing the kernel, but you really only need to backup the /system/etc/wifi directory.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] champ1919:
It deletes the old file that the update replaces. You won't have the uninstall updates in settings anymore. I (assume) that when a system Rom gets an update, the old apk gets scrunched and lingers. This option frees up that space.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] TwitchyEye:
Updates to system apps get put into data/app integrating updates overwrites the original app in system/app so it frees up internal memory and takes up system memory. Also integrating dalvik into rom frees up like 50-60mb of internal memory.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Meh, I'll stick to releasing zip files ;)
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] LBorst:
hi all,

Ive wanna to try a upgrade from the romkitchen.

This upgrade to WM2003 SE has failed.

It Says:

Upgrading has failed,

remove the cable,

and perform a normal reset.

I have done a normal reset but its hang on the upgrade screen.

Then ive done a hard-reset and its still on that screen!

Can someone help me??

Thx.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] cruisin-thru:
You will probably need to flash your phone using sd card method.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] LBorst:
thx.

problem fixed
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nookhdman:
Sorry if I'm beating a dead drum here but I couldn't really find a definite answer. In what way is Bluetooth limited in the nook HD using CM 10.1? I see that keyboards and mouse via wired USB are no problem, but are they working normally via bluetooth? I've tried my PS3 controller via Bluetooth and that didn't work so before I go out and spend a bunch of money on wireless Bluetooth peripherals (keyboard, mouse, joystick), I want to be sure they're working. Can anyone report Bluetooth peripherals that do work?
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vinceweis:
I use a bluetooth keyboard (am using it to type this) and it works great. Have not tried other devices yet.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lolkat123:
I use a Logitech V470 bluetooth mouse and Creative D100 bluetooth speakers with my HD+, often simultaneously. Both work great. The mouse has issues reconnecting after screen off under CarbonRom, but works without issues with verygreen's latest CM10.1.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BlackAqua:
I use a bluetooth microsoft presenter mouse and the amazon basics apple keyboard fine. Would love if we could get the bt drivers fixed to run a PS3 controller like my other CM10.1 device.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nookhdman:
So is it just the PS3 controller that doesn't work? I assumed it was many different peripherals. Other joysticks work just fine?
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leapinlar:
I read recently in one of the CM10.1 threads that the real ps3 controller works, but a knock off third party unit did not. Search for that comment.

Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10.1 on emmc.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nookhdman:
I've got a real one and it doesn't via bluetooth. I've read it does via wired usb connection, but we're talking about wireless Bluetooth here.

I'm not interested in using wired peripherals.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gidal:
It needs app(s) and games that support gamepad.

PS3 controller app is one - requires reprogramming of BT key using a PC though.

Would like to hear other apps that work (with both XBOX360 & PS3). One that doesn't require reprogramming would be great.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nookhdman:
Nope I've tried the app. It's my understanding that all Android devices require the app for PS3 joysticks to work via Bluetooth. In the case of the Nook HD+ running CM 10.1 it doesn't work at all. I'm wondering if that's exclusive to the PS3 controller, or if I can do retro gaming with any bluetooth controller.

Anyone have the Nyko Playpad Pro for Android/Bluetooth?

It's on amazon and has decent reviews.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dvschnk:
My Moga Pivot bluetooth controller works great especially with the 3rd party universal driver. So glad i bought it when they were on firesale for $5.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rushless:
All of my blue tooth controllers work that I have tried. I have three.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pdx1138:
The six-axis app for ps3 controller DOES NOT work on CM 10.1 on the nook.

I tried every way possible. It only works if you connect it with usb, which i don't like either.

but six axis still won't function = useless.

The MOGA works as does the cheapo GameStop blue tooth controller.

I got a moga...tired of waiting for six axis to get fixed.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gidal:
You have better luck than me.

My PS3 controller won't work no matter what was used, sixaxis BT, USB host, joy center.

I gave up trying this.

I don't plan to game a lot anyway. I'd just get the Nvidia Shield if I ever need to so more than casual time wasters on Androis
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rushless:
Yep, I have two controllers from Gamestop and both work fine with HD+.
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alexb54:
Did you use a USB hub?
[Nook HD, HD+ Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hatlessman:
Sixaxis on CM10

I'm using verygreen's CM10 on SD card build (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2032364) and the sixaxis app works great. I've played through half of Symphony of the Night.

I was just about to update to CM10.1, but I think I'll hold off.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Toddricks:
Where can I find a recovery.tar to flash in odin for my developer edition coming soon. Would prefer cwm if available. Yes I have searched but coming up empty.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] dobo84:
Thought any recovery tar would work since the boot loader is unlocked
[Google Chromecast] thenoname:
I plan to bring my Chromecast with me when I travel, but I imagine the Chromecast will have trouble connecting to the hotel Wifi since most hotels have that gateway page you have to go through before you are actually connected to the internet. Is there an easy way around this without bringing my own router with me?

Thanks!
[Google Chromecast] pentafive:
I travel for a living and live about 1/2 of the year in a Marriott.. Here are a few options that I use.

1. Bring a small travel router - this really isn't as bad as it sounds. Is really easy and they make very small ones. Here is what I use: http://www.tp-link.com/en/products/details/?model=TL-MR3020

2. Connect your laptop via ethernet and use windows to share it via wifi. - This works, but it can be a pain. Some VPN clients really don't like this however.

3. Use a MiFi or Cell Phone in Hotspot mode.

I will either do #1 or 3 depending on the hotel and if I am in the US or not.

Hope this helps...
[Google Chromecast] Midnitte:
Worse comes to worse you could always use a phone or tablet as a hotspot!
[Google Chromecast] thenoname:
Thanks for the help! I have Pdanet installed on my gs3, but I haven't been able to set up the Chromecast without a third device in the mix. Using my work laptop is out of the question since I can't install the Chromecast app on it. I don't like to bring my personal laptop along with me on business trips since it's kind of bulky and heavy for a 2 night trip. I have an old Android tablet I can bring along with me to set everything up and control the Chromecast from but it would be awesome if I can get it working with ONLY the gs3 and Chromecast. Is there some way to make that happen? Or will I need a third device in the mix because the gs3 cant be a hotspot and controller at the same time?
[Google Chromecast] crc301:
I have this same question. I read on the developer site that wireless isolation must be disabled in order to use the chromecast. This could be a problem since most public WiFi has this feature enabled (and if they don't they should!). I have a chromecast, a tablet, and an android phone so if the hotel WiFi doesn't work I can always hotspot with phone and control with tablet. However, this is not ideal since I don't have unlimited data plan. It will be interesting to see how much data the various apps' use. I have 3 trips planned the next 3 weeks and will see how it goes!
[Google Chromecast] cabbieBot:
A computer with wifi (a computer just jacked into a router in wont work) is a necessary part of setting up chromecast to a new network.

edit: actually i might be wrong on that, testing something now

---------- Post added at 10:51 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:31 PM ----------

Okay, this is what I just did.

I turned Wireless Tether on my phone on. This means wifi can't be on at all and thus your phone can't be on the same network as the chromecast, and won't be able to control chomecast.

BUT

I downloaded the Chromecast app from the playstore to my Nook HD+. It found the Chromecast on my home network and I tapped on it, and saw my Chromecast on my home network (which the nook was also on). I was able to change it from my home network to my phone. This changed the network both my Nook and Chromecast were connected to from my home network to my phone network. I just chromecasted netflix from my Nook to my TV via chromecast fine. So basically I was able to set it up on a new network with no need for a computer.

So if you are traveling, I believe you are going to need to set up your Chromecast to know your phone's wifi network/password before you go. Why? Because my Nook (or your tablet) can't change the network of the Chromecast without already being on the same network. But at this point, I could now take the three devices anywhere now, plugging chromecast into a TV, setting up my phone to tether, and using my tablet to control it.

Annoyingly, once I turned off tethering, the chromecast borked and I had to re-run setup to get it back on my home wireless network. So, it doesn't seem to save multiple networks, unless I did something wrong.
[Google Chromecast] legendnexus:
HERE IS HOW WITHOUT ANY APPLICATION;

do this first:

http://4sysops.com/archives/how-to-share-wi-fi-in-windows-8-with-internet-connection-sharing-ics/

or this:

http://virtualrouterplus.com/

and for enabling Universal Plug and Play:

http://mywindows8.org/how-to-use-dlna-server-in-windows-8/
[Google Chromecast] thenoname:
If needed you could always factory reset your Chromecast by holding down the button for 25 seconds. If you do that, you can set it up from the Chromecast app on your nook and set it to your phone's hotspot.
[Google Chromecast] thenoname:
Thanks for the suggestions! The only issue is that I can't install anything on my work laptop. I appreciate the help though =)
[Google Chromecast] rekh127:
You wouldn't want to connect a chrome cast to public wifi anyways. Then the guy in the room next door could mess with your playback. Travel Router/Hotspot are your best bets (plus being on your own network is a better idea for privacy and security anyways).
[Google Chromecast] Vandam500:
I work for a WiFi company and we manage the WiFi for dozens of hotel chains throughout the nation. If you contact the technical support number provided by the hotel they can "Bypass" your Chromecast. All they would need is the IP address or MAC address of your Chromecast, we'll locate it in the DHCP pool and then whitelist it. This will cause it to bypass the login page.
[Google Chromecast] crc301:
I am pleasantly surprised that they would be willing to do that. I figured anything that could possibly take away from the built in pay for viewing content would not be allowed. The other problem though is Wireless Isolation; it disables wireless clients from being to able to see/talk to each other on the wireless network. This is a problem for chromecast since the "casting" device must be able to talk to the chromecast in order to cast content to it. Do you know how widely used the wireless isolation feature is in the hotel biz? Also if it is enabled is there a way to whitelist the chromecast and casting device so that they would see each other on the hotel's wireless network?
[Google Chromecast] Vandam500:
Ah yeah, forgot about the isolation. Most of our configs are set to not allow wireless devices to allow any type of communication with other devices (Allow traffic between wireless clients) :(

---------- Post added at 02:54 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:52 PM ----------

I'd say ask to speak with a Tier2 and explain the whole situation. They may very well disable the isolation for at least that one night if you get lucky. This is all if you visit one of the locations that we manage. Not sure about other companies.
[Google Chromecast] cmstlist:
I suppose you could plug a computer into the hotel's hardwire Internet and enable wireless Internet Connection Sharing rather than bringing a router, if you will already be bringing a computer anyway.
[Google Chromecast] legendnexus:
actually there is no need of program on the first linkk ;)

on the second link someone pretty much write a code for the steps on the first link
[Google Chromecast] zerokiwi:
MAC spoofing

I was wondering if this would work.

If I were to spoof the MAC of the chromecast on my cell phone, connect to the hotel wireless, sign in through the gateway, then un-spoof my MAC and connect again with my real MAC. Wouldn't the gateway whitelist both MACs?
[Google Chromecast] crc301:
Depends if it is whitelisting off MAC or off IP. Either way, you still have wireless isolation problem. There would need to be some type of cloud based controller built-in to chromecast that could forward commands between chromecast and client(s).

Google...if your listening please develop chromecast cloud controller. That would be awesome :)
[Google Chromecast] thenoname:
Just to update the thread with what I ended up doing. I bought the following travel router off of amazon and it seems to work great! Just in case anyone is looking for one, this one is pretty good. http://www.amazon.com/D-Link-Systems-SharePort-Companion-DIR-505L/dp/B009LENJ90/ref=dp_ob_title_ce
[Google Chromecast] tamanaco:
Here is another thread with a similar discussion
[Google Chromecast] hotelmode:
Do these things need a wired connection? Those are becoming rare in hotels. Is there a product that creates a personal wifi network, while getting internet from public wifi?
[Google Chromecast] thenoname:
Nope, this one doesn't at least. It has the option to grab its internet connection from either wifi or ethernet. That's why I love this one so much, you just plug it in the wall and go. And on top of that, it has a usb port on the bottom for mounting a thumb drive for access within the network or to charge a mobile device.
[Google Chromecast] crc301:
WISP support is required to create a WiFi access point using another existing WiFi network as the WAN and still have chromecast work. I believe the one mentioned above supports WISP. TP-Link also has some of these types of AP. Just make sure you verify that the WISP AP supports disabling wireless isolation.
[Google Chromecast] IRatchett:
This is my setup.

Alfa AWUS036H - http://amzn.com/B003YHYIT0

Alfa R36 - http://amzn.com/B004ZF0I3U

I got this setup for my office because my boss is to cheap to get internet. So with this setup, im able to get on a public hotspot down the road, and make my OWN network with the R36 as a router. Now the chromecast is able to talk to my phone, laptop or tablet. Pretty neat setup. Streams prefect ;)
[Google Chromecast] y2whisper:
A router that has wireless repeater mode may work. I bought an ASUS router for my house (has to connect through a guest network) works beautifully and gives me my own ssid. Not 100% if thats a solution for people going to hotels. router cost was just under $40
[Google Chromecast] kevinbakon08:
I just stayed in a Best Western in San Antonio, TX and it connected just fine. I set it up, (just like I did at home and at my girlfriends) and it connected just fine, out of the box... No computer, no complicated configuration, nothing... There was a little lag at first, but that worked itself out pretty quickly