yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hierza:
So I have the zip file of the custopm rom and the md5 file on the sd card, after I moved them from an other directionary to the sd.

Now it' said that the md5 file is missing... but I can't put them into one zip file, idk, do you now what I do wrong?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stunts513:
What do you need an md5 file for?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hierza:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2388341 for this, I have the md5 file but I think it must be in the rom.zip

Edit: Thanks stunts513, I tried it with CM10.1 Tablet UI, succses.
[Moto X Q&A] banboy:
so after the tmobile version is out already, may I ask to all of you guys, how you like your moto x , Tmobile version ? and also talking about the bloatware , performance and the battery how was it ? did the bloatware bothered you ? and also when it comes to heavy task or multitask, how the device handle all those thing ? and any small or heavy lagging comes from the device compare to Nexus 4 ?

and also about the battery is it true it last 24 hours with normal or heavy usage like browsing , insta,facebook,youtube,googlenow ,messaging, whatsapp messenging , path, or checking email with location and gps and sync is on ?

cause I'm thinking about getting nexus 4 but I'm worried that it's a little bit useless to get nexus 4 since I'm a heavy user like browsing, instagram,tumblr,gmail, facebook, I like to turn on and turn off the screen and pull out the phone from my phone every 10-15 minutes just to check the notification.

pelase help me guys , I hate those bloatware and in my head those bloat ware is really mean to everyphone and make the phone lagging, and also how much is the memory ram left after the device run the bloatware ?
[Moto X Q&A] Josh16061:
I will be glad to compare it to my Nexus 4... if it ever ships.

I think all of us are having the same issue. I ordered as soon as it was available on Monday and it still has yet to ship according to Motorola's website. Maybe there will be a surprise on my porch when I get home tonight?
[Moto X Q&A] snrbobo:
i'm not sure if this really helps, but i have a factory unlocked moto x. tossed my t-mobile sim card in it, and it's been pretty awesome! easily getting around 3 hours of screen time. i'm a pretty heavy user, but when i get to bed it's still got around 30% left. that's from taking it off the charger at 6am. i dont' really use the touchless controls much brcause i'm at work, but i do use the active display for messaging, email, fb, etc. the phone itself is quick. definitely a keeper for a while. i was able to unlock the bootloader and root it. just waiting for some awesome roms to be developed.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 2005 Upgrading] chinqui:
Hi,

I just updated to ROM1.60c and ActiveSync 4.1 build 4807. When I try to sync, Activesync keeps giving me the error code 85010014.

The funny thing is, there's no problem syncing Notes from Outlook. But the other Outlook items such as Contacts, Calendar and Tasks are unable to sync.

What's happening? Does anyone else have the same problem? Why Notes is ok, but not the rest?

Any help is appreciated, thanks!

CQ

Singapore
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 2005 Upgrading] kcchen:
Had the same problem after upgrading to WM5. If you use offline folders, make sure Outlook is connected to your Exchange Server, they try to sync your PDA. It takes a little while to sync Contacts and Calendar the first time, but afterwards you can "Work Offline" and sync everything successfully.

If it doesn't work, I would start with a new partnership.... delete previous computer partnerships from AS on your PDA and also delete PDA Partnership in AS on your PC.

There's also a few other posts here that refer to performing a "Repair" of the Outlook 2003 installation and another that says to uninstall and re-install Office 2003 all together. I tried the "Repair" (in Help Menu of Outlook) and it didn't work... I wasn't about to re-install my Office.... Luckily I found my solution through further digging on the Internet.

Good luck! Let us know the results.

Ken
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 2005 Upgrading] chinqui:
Hi kcchen,

It works! What happened was that I had installed AS 4.1 at home over the weekend. On Monday I came to office, sync and suddenly it works! Never knew that it was becoz of Exchange...

Thanks for the great help. Next, to solve the problem with insufficient ROM...too much for programs, not enough for storage.

Thanks again buddy :)
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 2005 Upgrading] kcchen:
Glad it worked for you! I was pretty frustrated with the error also...
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 2005 Upgrading] ichanz:
where do you get ActiveSync 4.1

mine is ActiveSync 4.00.4343

can you give me the link for ActiveSync 4.1

thx
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 2005 Upgrading] Rudegar:
search goes a long way

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=28019&highlight=4+1
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 2005 Upgrading] foxnolds:
I solved my ActiveSync problem with Error 85010014.

I also run Eudora and Incredimail Plugin for Outlook on both PCs, Work and Home. Both are on XP Pro SP2 and when I installed ActiveSync 4.1 on my work PC without issue, I decided to attack my Home PC Outlook installation to see if I could resolve the issue.

So, At home:

Putting Outlook in Offline mode did not solve the problem.

I uninstalled ActiveSync 4.0 and installed ActiveSync 4.1 - No difference.

I backed up Outlook via 3rd party program to grab account settings as well as my 2GB pst file then ran Help->Detect and Repair... - reboot, no difference.

I then ran Control Panel -> Add or remove Programs -> Office 2003 and chose to modify my installation by adding or removing components. I unchecked Outlook and updated it to remove Outlook from my Office 2003 suite. Then returned to this option and re-checked Outlook to add it back to my Office 2003 Suite, CD-Rom in hand but updating, it did not ask for the Office 2003 Install CD-Rom... - Rebooted and connected - Bingo NO 85010014 error!
[Hardware Hacking General] AdamOutler:
Introduction:

When a button mechanically clicks, that is the signal to you that you've done your part and you should expect the button to do its part. While I've seen this on several other devices, the Nexus7 2013 apparently has a widespread problem which manifests itself in "having to press the power button a certain way". This is caused by the glue used to assemble the buttons having seeped under the contacts.

Here's the fix.

You will need:

A gituar pick

Rubbing alcohol

A Q-Tip

Superglue

Instructions:

1. Remove the back cover from the device with a gitaur pick.

2. Peel up the tape/laminate covering the power button.

click for larger picture

3. Clean off both contact surfaces using rubbing alcohol.

click for larger picture

4. Reassemble the switch by replacing the tape

5. Using just a dab of glue on the edge of the button assembly, secure the button tape/lamination back into place.

6. Reassemble the device.

Conclusion:

And that's all there is to it. You may decide to skip the superglue during reassembly, but its a good idea to use it generally as removing the tape weakens the hold of the manufacturer's adhesive.

Make no mistakes, this is a manufacturing defect and you should have the ability to return the device to get a new one if you experience this problem. But, after this procedure, the power button should work easily, every time.
[Hardware Hacking General] silentheero:
I was wondering if I was the only one!

So what else can we do while we are in there?
[Hardware Hacking General] AdamOutler:
Xdatv is coming up on Wednesday and I will add that into here..
[Hardware Hacking General] bignazpwns:
Glad to see the fix is easy. Not surprised to see the issue since Asus has just been making crap in terms of quality for a while now. Nexus 7 was better then I thought not having the crap asus quality but the new one has Asus all over it. Used Asus stuff for years and after the crap G75 laptop I had I will never get anything made by Asus. Sucks I wanted a new nexus 7 guess I'll wait till Samsung or lg or Motorola makes the third version.

Asus has just dropped off a cliff the past few years. They dident even go downhill they went from great to utter budget crap even the ROG line. Waiting to see the last great Asus products go down the same way. The Rog mobos. I was really hoping Google would push some weight saying they have to do some QC on the nexus 7.

Anyways great guide. But I'll add that on electronics you want 90%+ alch. Get the colorless with no scents added. Those leave traces behind. Should not matter on buttons like this but if anyone was wondering if they could use the red or green alch. I advise you to get the highest % with no colors or sents added. At my work for cleaning pcb's we use 98% but anything over 85% is great.
[Hardware Hacking General] mjoa68:
This is great to find out and I really want to do this as mine suffers from this problem quite badly but I'm hoping for just a bit more detail (and that it might be helpful for others as well).

Guitar picks come in all kinds of gauges. What did you use? (Or can you at least tell us if it was a heavy, med, or light by what manufacturer?)

Are the plastic pegs (or whatever is) holding the back on very fragile? And chance of a pic of the inside of the back so we can see where they are placed?

Thanks.
[Hardware Hacking General] AdamOutler:
Medium is probly best. I've got a teardown video coming up on Monday.
[Hardware Hacking General] mjoa68:
Thanks. Good to know there is a video coming. I got impatient and just went ahead anyway.:p

One thing I learned is to not start by the buttons if you can (even though the case is a bit weaker and more flexible there) because you can't really work your way around the bottom due to the usb port, and if you attempt to work your way around the top corner that has the camera in it you may very well crack the case there like I did. Didn't notice until I had it back on but there is a hair line crack running from the corner to the hole that the camera looks through. It's only noticeable if you really look for it and everything is held together just fine but thought I'd mention it in case it helps anyone else avoid the same mistake. I'd say that corner will be prone to that due to the camera hole being so close to corner edge that you are trying to pry off.

Once I finished I tried again with my brother's N7 but this time started opening from the long edge opposite the buttons and worked my way around the corner to the top edge. This allowed me to essentially just pull the case off the other top corner by the camera (with the help of a bit of careful prodding with the guitar pic) and then, once I'd freed the case from the top and sides, pull it downwards away from the USB port. (Probably obvious to most but I didn't really realize until I'd done the first one that the USB port anchors the case in place so the bottom edge must come off last, and be put back on first.)

Another thing to be aware of is that there is a very small black rubber grommet sitting over the microphone port (rectangular with a round hole in the middle). It fell off when I opened the first case but I just made sure to seat it properly before putting the case back on. It didn't move when I did the second case since I was a little less rough that time around but something to be aware of and look out for. It's pretty teeny and would be easy to lose without even noticing.

Happy to report that this really did the trick in both cases. Even though I couldn't see any glue on the contacts before cleaning, both units now wake/sleep with every click, whereas before it only worked 70-80% of the time.

I'm sure it will be worth waiting for the video Adam is planning but just thought I'd share in case anyone is as impatient as me. ;)
[Hardware Hacking General] AdamOutler:
Awesome instructions! I couldn't have stated it better. It really is a tight case though. I think starting near the buttons is fine but I worked around the top corner.
[Hardware Hacking General] mjoa68:
Yes, it is definitely much easier to get into the case starting near the buttons as there's more flex to it there. I suppose a better way to say it might be that if you can get started on the opposite side you will avoid possibly cracking it near the camera like I did. But you'd probably be fine starting near the buttons as long as you're very careful (and not as clumsy or impatient as I was ;)) working around that first corner.
[Hardware Hacking General] aircooledbusses:
I aint never had to open up anything like this and will have to to replace my screen. So glad I found this thread first and will be sure to check out the unboxing video before I do. and Yes isopropyl is a much better cleaner than other alcohol based solutions. Gonna do them buttons while Im in there.

I would not be nearly as daring to attempt any of this without the guidance from seasoned members. Thank you so much!!
[Hardware Hacking General] JovieBrett:
Thank you so much! the power and volume buttons worked again flawlessly!

But I damaged my N7 13's thin black metal like bezels around the screen when I'm trying to open it, that stuff is really fragile :/
[Hardware Hacking General] jtdc:
i did this, but i also placed on the power button contact a small piece of 'thickener'... in my case it came from a double sided tape. the sticky part contact on the power button contact, and the other side which has the cover (of the double sided tape), i didn't remove that cover. effectively, a small 'thickener'. then close back the device. fixed!
[Hardware Hacking General] tchudson:
Adam, a quick question on this power/volume button thread. I got my Nexus 7 2013 version very briefly wet - I mean for a micro second. It does charge, but it won't power up. I can get it into bootloader and the volume buttons work, however, the power button does not. Is there a good way to test the power button using a multimeter or, should I just go ahead and replace the power button/volume button strip completely and hope that does the trick?

Thanks!

Chris
[Hardware Hacking General] MikeHumphreys:
Chris: wet Nexus 7 bootloader only with volume buttons

Hi Chris,

My nan also got her tablet wet and can only access the bottloader with the volume buttons. Did you find a solution to make the power button work in the end? I've got a very useless paper weight sat around :/

Mike
[Hardware Hacking General] Ponius:
I lost the rubber mic grommet replacing a cracked screen even knowing it was there. After 20 plus years coding with shot eyes, I paid my 2 nephews to come over and crawl around to find it (wife's phone - nuff said). Still took over an hour to find. So I put a small amount of rubber adhesive around the edges to make it fit snug. I've had it apart 4 times since and it stays put.

Sent from Ponius using XDA-Developers Legacy app
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] AstroNerd52:
Hello Everyone this is my first time really posting but I've been on XDA for a long time. I'm currently a senior of UHCL studying a bachelor of science in computer engineering. As you might guess xda is like the place to be for people "optimizing the hardware/software interface". On free time i was studying all about color theory and how color is stored and reproduced in computers and came across the Perseus Kernel. I have a sprint GS3 L710 and hate the over-saturated colors and wrong gamma. I downloaded the perseus source and started digging thru it to see how it all works and I am in over my head. My goal is to port the kernel over to stock rooted TouchWiz for Sprint GS3 L710. Or at least create a semi-stock kernel with perseus color LUTs / calibrations. Assuming of course the international gs3 has the same AMOLED as the Sprint GS3.

So who is interested and who has lots of experience with android/linux kernels?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ragnar:
Just wanted to say have you tried Ktoonsez KT747 kernel. It has the Trinity colors, and when you go into ktweaker app which comes with the kernel you get 5 choices to set it at.

Also this post should have been in the Q&A section not general.

Remember

search

is your best friend, Have a great day!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] IDontKnowMang:
Perseus kernel hard bricked my phone
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Notorious:
Because its not meant to be flashed on a US s3......
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] IDontKnowMang:
I found it in a us section for the l710
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] lanwarrior:
I want to make sure I won't break my device...
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] 25jan:
on muting the sounds, the start up sound also mute
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] lanwarrior:
There is a Sound file that is used when the device boot. I had this disabled for all Android phone I have.

However, I couldn't find the file for Note 8.0.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] p107r0:
Did you check the system/media/audio/ui folder? Can't check now, but it should contain poweron.ogg or similar file
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] Royaltiger:
Here is your answer

Please get "

Silent Boot

" from the Play Store. It is a free app.
[General Questions and Answers] dharsayantan:
i have spice mi352 mobile.bt i did not

find any custom recovery.i have original

stok recovery so can u make cwm

recovery for spice mi352?

here is the link for stok recovery

www.2shared.com/file/Fo2hi4Eb/

recovery2knand.html?

plz plzzzzz plzzzzz help me bro plz help

me.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rumbitas:
Hi, I'm trying to use the library RootTools to make root operations on android system. I want to make a backup of some files including in the /etc folder with the next commands:

button.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
public void onClick(View v) {
File exists = new File("/etc/gps.conf");
if (exists.exists()) {
// We make a backup first
int date = (int) System.currentTimeMillis();
String source = "/etc/gps.conf";
String destination = "/etc/gps" + date + ".conf";

RootTools.copyFile(source, destination, true, true);

// Last time that file was modified
// Date filedate = new Date(exists.lastModified());

}
}

});

It's supposed that with the RootTools.copyFile I can make that operation, but It doesn't make anything. I see that in cat /proc/mount doesn't appear etc folder. I'm tried too with the Apache transfer file copy, FileUtils.copyFile(source, destination) but it seems that it have problem with the mount system, who seems to be in RO. I try too with RootTools.remount("/etc", "RW") but fails too.

I'm lost with this issue. Pleeeeeease give some advices!!! I want to know how I can edit, create, delete, modify files in /etc /data... etc.

I'm testing this on a Samsung Galaxy S3 with an stock rom 4.1.2.

Thanks for your advices.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] exquisite.nish:
Simply mount system as read/writeable
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rumbitas:
This is the problem. The third parameter of RootTools.copyFile(source, destination, true, true) enable the RW option of the folder before the copy. The problem is that it doesn't change the mount type, still RO, still when I try RootTools.remount("/etc/", "rw").

I want to know if there is another way to do that.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qwwrr:
Hey guys,

Recently got an S4, but i'm not to sure what ROM i want to flash to it.

I tried Omega but it wasn't customisable enough, i owned a s3 prior to and that had cm10.1 on it and i loved it but cant seem to get cm to work on my s4. Would love the community's opinion on what ROM to flash?!

PS; soz for the bad grammar but 2AM in the morning :c
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samersh72:
try and decide, no recommendation for rom, kernel,....
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darixtorento:
whatever you choose- I would not recommend using roms based on CM..

its still new and includes CRITICAL PROBLEMS (camera, FC's ect..)

I didnt like omega like you, and also tried Phoneix rom. However, this rom hardly gets updates (since the developer doesnt own the device) and i found this rom slowly..

Im using crash rom. fast ,smooth and good battery life.

I am using presus kernel. I find this the best kernel for now.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jonny:
Thread closed as it will turn into a Best ROM thread.
[General Questions and Answers] 3l3ctronica:
Well I searched as thoroughly as I could but found only one place where the vido n80 was mentioned. Thought it may be best to write about it here since the other thread is locked for me.... My question is can anyone with enough free time modify the new 4.2.2 stock rom and remove all THE BLOATWARE and add root. If so pls write a short guide or something on how to flash it I'm not quite sure with my skills :D
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] Helgen:
Obviously I'm trying to root, I got every step done for the L9 rooting on MetroPCS, but I can't pass this part! I open the BCC app, then it gets stuck at 15% saying that my phone isn't connected, even though it is, and every driver for every portion of connection is perfectly installed.

It's only doing this when I use the S\W Upgrade mode (hold volume up and plug in phone through USB,) but not when the phone is on.

I'm assuming I can only root it while it's in this recovery mode and not while the phone is on, because when I tried to root it the other way, it actually sees the phone, but never roots it.

Any help is appreciated!
[LG Optimus L9 P760, P765, P768, P769] kuma82:
You posted in the wrong place

Anyways try this to root

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=45472727
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SmilerOnline:
So with all of this talk of the new ARMv8 64-bit architecture coming to high spec devices from Android OEM's such as Samsung in 2014, do you think that we will likely see Android 4.4 bring 64-bit support, or will we have to wait for a 2014/2015 Android build before seeing 64-bit native support in Android?

Also if we do see 64-bit support what advantages do you think 64-bit will bring to Android?

Well, to start I do think that more than 4GB of RAM will help as we start to see phone's being capable of connecting to secondary displays and streaming Desktop UI's.

And the extra address space will certainly help in the graphics department, when we see more powerful graphics chips become available for smart devices which require that extra memory to enable Console quality games to be displayed on that same secondary display which is being used to display the Desktop UI, and all whilst you are browsing the web on your device at the same time to find game guides etc..

also remember that those graphics chips will possibly be outputting a resolution of 4K to your 4K TV and 1080p to your devices display at the same time, so all of those pixels may require a lot of graphics memory...

some people always say that we don't need these next gen technologies, but after see'ing what they can do then they start to complain that OEM's need to implement more, ie: when we saw the first Dual-Core device many people said that it was stupid to think that a phone needed multiple cores, but now people say that dual core isn't enough and they want quad-core devices, I think the same will happen as we migrate over to 64-bit solutions in the mobile space.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MemoryController:
Hypervisor enforced kernel integrity + SELinux... I feel pity for those with locked bootloaders. On the other hand KVM is coming + 64bit goodness. These Cortex-A57 look yummier by the day.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naiponnoi:
Yes. We need to keep up with 64-bit iPhone.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andreMusers:
I think 64bit will run on samsung galaxy s5
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] carlohann:
hi, to the best people out there, what kind of wifi sd card will you recomend to me for my jam....the kind of driver...and the other parameters i need to consider before buying one. Im sorry but im not techy like you guys who can program and others. Therefore, i need your outmost help. God speed guys. Thanks.