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[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stupidbeam:
I'm using an SGS (i9000) phone.

I usually get stock/normal colors when I install GB ROMs but have problems with the color rendered on my screen when I flash ICS or JB ROMs.

But, whenever I flash it (ICS/JB) with a kernel with Voodoo Color, I get normal colors on my screen.

The problem I think is that CWM color removes the BLUE on my phone even if the color sliders on my settings say otherwise.

When I set the color from a fresh ROM flash with Voodoo Color, my settings say that BLUE is on zero.

This makes my screen display yellowish to green tinge when VC is not installed.

I really like some kernels out there that I like but can't use them because it does not come with VC.

Can anyone help me out?

A tutorial will do. :)

PS. I have a Win7 x64 OS on my PC

I have low programming capabilities and not into Linux OS. :p

Please forgive my English... :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] monkeywithbanana:
You have to compile a kernel on Linux pc. And you can't add voodoo color on a kernel, i think. Ask the kernel developers if it's possible to add voodoo color without compiling it again.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stupidbeam:
so, it's not possible for me to decompile an existing kernel then add voodoo color then compiling it again?

I could try and install a virtual workspace...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] monkeywithbanana:
No. But you can use Virtual Box to get Ubuntu.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] andrewfx1:
hello!i tried to mirror my phone with screen mirroring and after finding the device and is ready to connect it tells me that hdcp is not supported on the device and it stops...is there any way to solve the problem?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] karlo0321:
Same problem as yours
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] jarold:
Hi All,

Got my wife an SPV M500 to replace her old Sendo X smartphone but she is getting increasingly annoyed at it's seeming inability to mange it's own memory.

What seems to happen is that the device gets slower & slower & then pops up with 'critical memory - delete some files' but you can't beccause it doesn't respond & she has to soft-reset it!

Why doesn't this device close unused programs etc. when they are not needed instead of seemingly continuing to use memory until it runs out - I can't believe that it was designed like that!

Any advice would be greatly appreciated - she's on the verge of returning it!
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] tom0_1:
Try a task manager.

e.g. magic button for free

http://www.trancreative.com/mb.aspx

shine on
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] jarold:
Many thx, will give it a go!
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sameh1982:
i have galaxy ace 3 model 7272 and my problem is battery heat after root and my phone so hot

whats the solution????
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ktkooot:
can you please tell me is this problem solved or not untill now because i want to root my one

Regards
[HTC One X] khang_nguyen:
I need the Android 4.2.2 update for HTC One X + with 044 CID in Vietnam, and you can help me
[HTC One X] Tigerlight:
Wrong forum, HOX+ forum http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1814
[Droid RAZR M General] netizenmt:
Everyone wants to unlock their bootloader so they can run a custom ROM, the supposed purpose being to improve performance and gain new features. But then, once they get the new ROM on there, they keep posting about all the problems they are having, and how this, that or the other doesn't work as well as stock. :rolleyes: After goofing with every, and I mean EVERY ROM available for the Razr M, IMHO there's absolutely no reason to use a custom ROM if you are expecting "like stock" performance. It's fun, it's addicting, it can get crazy sometimes, but don't expect it to ever be "Final". More than likely, it will be abandoned the moment a new phone or Android version comes along, and you'll be left with all those unsolved FCs and "almost works" features left hanging. Sad, really.

And then there's the whole "let's take the stock ROM from some other phone entirely and try to make it work on our phone" thing. I totally don't get that. If you like the Necco Choco-Android-o-rama's OS so well, why not just buy that phone instead? I'm just sayin'...

Rooting? That's totally different. I don't know what they do in other countries for bloatware, but Verizon certainly loads up some stinker software here in the US. Tell me, unless you're really into that sort of thing, why would the average shmoe care about Zappos? I certainly don't! And, if I wanted an app for NFL football, I'm perfectly capable of picking one from Google Play, yeah? Same with all the Amazon shtuff. Yeah I get it, advertising helps cover manufacturing costs, and all that jazz. Sure they do it to every new PC from Brand Name X too, but at least you can uninstall it. So rooting is sort of revenge for hogging my limited storage space and then limiting my ability to do anything about it.

And since I'm on this rant anyway, please... PLEASE!!! No more of this "Let's see if we can make our Android look like an iPhone" crap. Or worse, "Windows 8 Phone" crap! - Ewww! That's like taking a Jaguar and trying to make it look like a Ford Pinto... you might manage it, but who the heck would want it?

This rant has been a Public Service Announcement. The thoughts and views expressed herein are not to be considered... period. :silly:
[Droid RAZR M General] aviwdoowks:
You said it!

I linked to this from my restore where I have a commentary section.
[Droid RAZR M General] lowvolt1:
I totally agree. Don't flash ROMs if your going to complain. Its one thing to report to the devs and quite another to ***** about it. And good on ya for the entire rant.
[Droid RAZR M General] aviwdoowks:
I really hope the motox stock can be ported.

It would be a big event if he & others did it.

I thank them on each post.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2412427
[Droid RAZR M General] radorix:
I originally rooted and unlocked my bootloader on this phone because of the screen shake issue that a Motorola introduced in an update if that didn't happen I may not of rooted the phone its stock ROM has such a good layout its no wonder so many complain. I however knew what I was getting into. Rule of thumb to new flashers backups are your friend and don't piss off the developers.
[Droid RAZR M General] ezknives:
I like stock... de-bloat it and its good to go... just wish I could find something to mod the navi bar... remove the recent apps button replace it with the menu button and change color of it...
[Droid RAZR M General] jco23:
well, the main reason why folks are not as excited about the new ROMs, is b/c there are not any ground-breaking features on the 4.2.2 or 4.3 operating systems. When I got my first android, I had Froyo. Folks were dying to get to Gingerbread in order to vastly increase performance/battery life.

the deal with Jelly Bean, is that the upgrade from stock 4.1.2 to 4.2.2 or 4.3 is minimal at best - and the changes are mostly aesthetics (although, I read that 4.3 has better bluetooth connectivity). but mostly, 4.2.2/4.3 are primarily geared towards tablets.

the race is on now to see what KitKat can bring to current phone users.

in terms of improvements, just as radorix said, these custom ROMs eliminated the shakes that I was getting on 4.1.2. so for me, while that was not a huge deal, it's enough for me to go custom.

personally, I like the tiles layout of 4.2.2 as well as the AOKP customization, so I'll stick with that for now given that my battery life/performance is stock-like.
[Droid RAZR M General] dareiflash:
*claps* You said it. The Razr M has actually been the first Android phone I owned where I've kept the stock ROM. I think it does fine with 4.1.2 atm, and if I really wanted a change I'd probably just theme it.
[Droid RAZR M General] dragonhart6505:
The only thing that matters to me is stability and speed. I like a fast phone and I like to o/c, push the phone. I like to test things and try to understand its problems rather than build myself because I don't have the time. If I can find the right medium between speed and stability it becomes my dd, naturally. But stock was built for a reason and every now and then I go back to 4.1.2 because I miss some of the features. Like the far left quick settings menu and Circle Clock. Why have to find a work around to add all these features and fixes to a reimagined custom OS that causes more problems when its already working? We wouldn't have anything to work with if we didn't have the source to start at!
[Droid RAZR M General] JPHoller:
Couldn't agree more. I've had 9 different android devices in the past 4 years. Only ones I haven't rooted are my Sony tablet s (original, don't even get me started with their abandonment of this thing, hey let's leave bugs, make a seemingly unlockable boot loader, not share any code, abandon it after realizing all the bugs exist, then support everything we make after it) and my original nexus 7. I too came back to a stock debloated deodexed ROM for the RAZR M.
[Droid RAZR M General] sloosecannon:
Lol. Not the only Sammy device they've dropped. Heard of the Galaxy Player 4.2?

Oh and ezknives, you do realize the menu button is completely redundant right? Considering it pops up if needed and isn't even supported/required for Holo apps
[Droid RAZR M General] ezknives:
Not for me... with-in various apps it does not... when on different ROMs and I removed the multitasking feature and replaced it with a menu key I was able to utilize features that was other wise inaccessible... like deleting messages in Facebook app for instance... that cannot be done without a menu button or opening your browser and requesting the desktop site... I just need my menu key its never there when I need it...and I don't know what halo apps are nor use it I don't believe...
[Droid RAZR M General] sloosecannon:
Holo means apps designed for android 4.0+.

It's the ICS+ ui style. There should be a way to access the menu without a dedicated button - either built-in or by telling the system it's a legacy app that needs the settings button to appear
[Droid RAZR M General] allc0re:
Meh. I disagree. I've been running CM since it went official and I haven't had any complaints. I experience much-better-than-stock performance and battery life, plus it is way more customizable. I love it!
[Droid RAZR M General] netizenmt:
I just tried it again. Froze on reboot, wouldn't let me into recovery, same BS as all the 4.3 versions. And I wrote the book, well thread, on how to install it, so yeah I wiped etc.
[Droid RAZR M General] mic213:
i'm enjoying better than stock performance on the stable 4.2.2 branch, and i built a custom kernel for CM10.1 for better performance. I tried the 'stock' life and its boring lol. The custom ROM features and better performance are what makes it worth it in my view. 4.3 will be even better as work is continually being done on it, and it hasn't been out that long. Also, I think we need to give appreciation to the devs for giving us options as far as what we can run on this phone compared to being stuck with only one choice.
[Droid RAZR M General] Skrilax_CZ:
CM is getting good. Recently the "display freezing" issue got fixed, also more fixes for cardock audio and wifi. It simply takes a while to get it all done properly (with that what's left is SIM I/O and HDR (works with Moto X camera application)).

[MENTION=3530492]netizenmt[/MENTION]: Booting to recovery is not affected by the ROM you have installed, so you screwed up the installation at some point.
[Droid RAZR M General] aviwdoowks:
Would you offer a build for a Bluetooth phone user that has the SD swap working?

One that might quiet this thread?
[Droid RAZR M General] stanlalee:
There are a few tricks to getting 4.3 installed and running but it will never happen if u just quite and go back to stock before u get it up and running correctly. I had a terrible time getting 4.3 to boot, keyboard forcing close, stability etc but I figured all that out and wouldn't think of going back to stock. The amount and way if partions the internal drive alone will keep me from ever going back to stock.
[Droid RAZR M General] netizenmt:
You actually just made my whole point.

While it's cool you had time, patience, skill and effort to resolve your issues with 4.3, that's not the point of this thread. So do I. The point is, if you think you're going to slap one of these ROMs on and everything is going to work like stock, forget it. If that's what someone expects, they should stick to stock.
[Droid RAZR M General] allc0re:
I guess I just got lucky, then. I went from Stock to Clean ROM with no issues. Then, I did a clean install of CM 10.1 with no issues. Then, I did a clean install of CM 10.2 and still have not had any issues. I even flashed the latest radio while I had 10.2. I have been dirty-flashing the latest 10.2 nightlies regularly and *still* don't have any problems. Everything I use "just works" better than or equal to stock. :victory:
[Droid RAZR M General] Skrilax_CZ:
Well no, that's not the point. The point is that if you intend to use one of the custom ROMs, you're on your own, unlike with stock firmware. Whether everything will work like stock or not is individual based on the ROM; some eventually will, others won't. But generally it's true that some things take a long time to fix on custom ROMs or the developer doesn't use the feature etc., so he doesn't care, whatever.
[Droid RAZR M General] netizenmt:
Did not mean to give that a thumbs up. What I did mean to do is say..

No, that's your point. My point is THE Point. It's my thread! :D
[Droid RAZR M General] Skrilax_CZ:
No it's just that I'm saying your point isn't entirely correct. ;)
[Droid RAZR M General] Dyelon:
I've been using the final 4.2.2 AOKP ROM for a month now...and it's increased my phone experience so much, and with minimal problems. My phone is SO much faster, and PACKED with extra capabilities that are only a click or 2 away thanks to the customizable UI.

Yes, it takes a bit of blood sweat and tears for the devs to get the ROMs to a stable point, and even more blood sweat and tears for us users to fiddle around and bear the brunt of the experimentation. But it's a hundred thousand percent worth it for me. My phone is freaking diesel now, and it DEFINITELY was not before.
[Droid RAZR M General] netizenmt:
Oh no doubt. But that's the trick. Too many guys get the idea they will go through a few little steps and everything's going to be perfect. Hence my point: if you want everything to work like stock, stay stock. Crack flashin' ain't fer sissies!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] webtekon:
Is there any way to find the "Sign UP" link coded in Gmail.apk ?

Can i paste that link into my Windows browser, and sign up like i do it from Android. ?

How to capture the web requests from gmail.apk?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ProgrammingExpert:
Yes u r right. The link is coded in apk file but they use the source code to create the text box and other things.

Actually you may visit googles site and sign up on that.

You cannot do it like you are doing it on your android - based phoe .

HIT THANKS WHENEVER POSSIBLE OR IF I HELPED YOU...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] webtekon:
what tools do i have to use to get the coded link used for sign up ?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demkantor:
I don't think you can paste the link into a windows browser but similarly you can just sign up through the web on any browser. Correct me if I'm wrong but the only reason I can come up with in taking the code and transferring it to another platform is for malicious reasoning, as in trying to trick someone into giving information that they otherwise wouldn't

I'm not calling you a malicious person, rather just trying to understand why you would want to do this
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] webtekon:
no no, there is no malicious reason.. i try to find a way to create gmail accounts with out phone verification..so that is the only way
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demkantor:
As far as I know you just go to gmail on any browser, go through all the steps but skip what info you don't want to give as in mobile # and current email.

If Google only allowed people to make gmail accounts if they had a mobile phone they would be missing out, so just skip this portion as it shouldn't be needed to create one
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] webtekon:
i have a static ip and already created 5 accounts without phone verification.. from android it works to create many more

im newbie can you please tell me if the coded link for sign up can be found in gmail.apk ?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] gdpvk:
can someone tell me how to disable bootanimation and will it help load the rom faster:rolleyes:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] DaRk-L0rD:
Check this thread ;)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=40889858

Has many build.prop tweaks and there are also those for the bootanimation. This tutorial is for JB
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] htcclone:
Hi

Does anybody have a kernel with Back Light Notification for Android 4.2.2 on GT-i9082, and wouldn't mind sharing it?
[General Accessories] Xiao Joy:
how about the 8000mah power bank? I want to order one and has anyone to help me ?

http://www.amazon.com/8000mAh-Capac...=1378461724&sr=8-1&keywords=power+bank++onite
[General Accessories] vectron:
To help you with WHAT?!? You made 13 posts in XDA forum, every single one about Onite product, and I know you from before posting about your onite company you WORK for. Please, stop this nonsense. If you want free advertisement, at least be HONEST about it, don't make these tricky posts asking these questions.

Btw, for a choice of quality external high capacity batteries, I have an extensive review list in here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2192333
[General Accessories] cuongdhytn:
are y sure
[General Accessories] vectron:
About what? When you click on any user name it gives you an option to View Forum posts made by that user. Click on OP user name, and you will see what I'm talking about. Those spammers from Onite flooded Note 2 and other phone sections of XDA. Beside making these one-line posts with a link, they also spam other posts with replies. A number of these onite guys has been deleted/banned from XDA... I'm not even getting into a discussion about them using cheap rebranded HK batteries and a lot of posts in XDA about people in the past peeling the label off the battery to find a lower capacity. Hopefully, after enough of negative feedback they fixed that.

I'm not XDA police. Anybody is free to make their post in the forum as long as they are not violating forum rules. Then, people how used this product will reply with their feedback and comments. But posting the same thing over and over again, is getting old.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Notepad+:
Hello. Yesterday I got my Galaxy. It downloaded apps I didn't want and never intended on downloading, all sorts of game trials etc'. Moreover, when I woke up and turned on the display, the device started downloading tons of updates for many apps, many weren't wanted in the first place. This made my device sluggish and unresponsive for about 20 minutes.

Why is this happening, and how do I stop it? Also, is there an App that makes it easier to delete stuff from the device?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsmyth:
Check your settings for the Play store to see if auto-updating is enabled, if so you can disable this and pick out what you want to update yourself. Some apps can also be disabled in the phone settings, under 'Applications'.

There is quite a bit of samsung bloatware installed, depending on your point of view, some are more useful than others. Below is a thread giving details of whats installed and what can be removed. You can do this manually with a root file explorer or there are scripts/mods to do this by flashable zip. Or if you check out the custom ROMs, many have been de-bloated.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2315904
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vegetaleb:
I am still in HTC world but thinking of swapping with S4 or Note 3.

It looks like the rom on Note 3 is better than on S4,so is there any leaks of the Note 3 rom that can be ported?

I loved the Note 3 but I tried a Note 2 yesterday and it's too big for one hand operations
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XabiX666:
I would take a S4 Google Edition!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D™:
U must use Off Topic thread for this kinda discussion, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2330397

Note 3 firmware isn't released yet.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] planetf1:
Hi,

I have a 16GB N8010 wifi-only note 10.1 which is superb.

Mostly I've flashed a few N8010 firmwares via odin, but a couple of times I've tried N8000 firmware and gone back again -- the only issue really being the "no signal" icon on the system tray. I've done this when the 8000 firmware has been substantially newer.

A couple of months ago I had the N8010 german CMD2 firmware installed, but then upgraded to the N8000 CMF1 firmware -- this was working great too

However I was unable to install either the N8010 CMH2 or CMG1 firmwares -- in both cases the odin flash aborted before completion. I tried both 3.04 and 3.07 on 2 different PCs

I was able though to happily reflash CMF1 without any problem which again is working fine.

Are there any gotchas with this switching? Anyone encountered a similar problem? Any tips to resolve? Or am I stuck now?

I can still use my device fine so it's not a huge issue, more annoying than anything else!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] planetf1:
I tried the following firmware

KIES_HOME_N8010XXUCMH2_N8010OXACMH2_805288_REV00_user_low_ship.tar

- seemed to write cache.img, hidden.img, param.bin,recovery.img, sboot.bin - and at this point said FAIL !

N8010XXUCMG1_N8010OXXCMG1_HOME.tar

- seemed to fail immediately on tz.img

N8010XXBLK9_N8010OXXBLL1_HOME.tar

- system.img, boot.img, recovery.img, cache.img, hidden.img, -> completed just fine

At this point the tablet was running some elderly BTU firmware for the N8010 which was indeed how it shipped

Looks like it might be sboot.bin in that latest firmware that was causing an issue with odin. I no longer use mobile odin as I'm waiting for the skygo app (which won't work rooted)

In the end I tried the H2 firmware again, but repacked the tar file without param.bin, tz.img and sboot.bin - it flashed fine and the tablet is now back 8010 style and updated

No idea what this means in terms of how "complete" the update is, I believe those files relate to the bootloader & pit definitions which are unlikely to cause any real issues in not having been applied (I hope) . Not sure what tz.img is (timezone definitions?) so again I expect it will be fine

The device status does show as "custom" though. but that could be the flash counter.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ivica81:
Hi, I have exactly the same issue. Where I can get the "N8010XXBLK9_N8010OXXBLL1_HOME.tar"?

THX
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YOSEFE:
Do you mind sharig the tar file you repacked with me? I am trying to revert to a true N8010 status re: bootloader or device id as it is now N8000.

Thanks.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RafaelCC90:
can you share with me too?
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] bebado:
Anyone knows what are the cab files for bluetho and infra red in ext_rom version 1.40.148 wwe
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mazcom:
HELLO EVREBODY I ROOT MY S3 USING Odin3-v1.85 AFTER I DONE I HAD A PROPLIM WITH THE MOBILE DATA CONICTION FIRSTLY IT WORK GOOD BUT THEN IT BECOME TOO SLOW PLEASE HELP
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boomboomer:
No one can help you, you don't provide any details of how you broke it -rooting should not change your data connection, so you've done something wrong.

Try describing exactly what you did, with what guide and files, then someone might be able help.