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[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Testing IMG Code w/out description...

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Okay, I got it. You see my new house guest, Peter Rabbit now?

I use a PC and actually, TapaTalk is a bit more crude and has less options than a PC w/browser. Okay, you will see my inline pictures now, but not the previous ones unless I go edit them. How to explain this....

Web pages use HTML code to display text and pictures. Many popular web forums, blogs, and board use something else that gives the poster quite a bit of power to post images, videos, files, etc., but w/out using HTML code to do it. If the web forums gave you total html ability, then it could be used maliciously by burying malicious java script and other nasties in the html code. So they use something a little more safe here at XDA and most every other web board.

You get to use BB code (Bulletin Board) that does a LOT of the things html can do, w/out giving you access to the html code itself. For posting online and inline images, this board uses IMG code. Very similar to HTML but again, much safer to the public at large.

IMG code works quite well but IMG code, as well as html code, gives you a way to display an image URL, so you can see the picture, AND a description field that will display if you hover your mouse over the image or if the image does not show up, at least you can read the description. Pretty simple really. Tap toolbar, insert image, paste in URL to image file, press enter, and on a browser, I get one more optional field to fill out, the description. Most people to not bother with the description and simply paste the image link and are done with it. I actually *do* fill in the description field and then post my image.

TapaTalk, however, is not able to figure this out. It "sees" the description as part of the URL to the image, which of course is wrong, so the picture is never displayed.

How to post an inline image on a PC so that TapaTalk can display it? Simple. Do not fill in the description field, paste link to image and press Enter and that is it.

TapaTalk does not use a description field at all for inline images, so if you use TapaTalk, you will not even see this option at all.

Sherri's image posted just fine. She used TapaTalk to insert the image. TapaTalk does not use description fields so her image shows just fine. Both on PC/Browser and in TapaTalk. When I post my "Peter Rabbit" picture now, I leave the description field blank, this inserts no description, TapaTalk is not freaked out anymore, and the image shows up fine in TapaTalk.

TapaTalk really should be "smart enough" not to get fooled like that but hey, it is free software so what can you do? :p
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Bobcus Leper:
I can now see the adorable rabbit!:)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Thank you Brian. He is "Peter Rabbit". The neighbors were telling me that we now have bunnies. Bunnies? What bunnies? Oh they come visit your yard, our yard, and we give them carrots. Now wild suburban rabbits are usually gray to blend in and they hide very well all the time. Rabbit is on the menu of just about every meat eater there is so wild rabbits have very good reason to hide. But when I saw them, these are not wild rabbits at all. They are domestic pets that should be in a rabbit hutch with food and water. These are brown and white domestic rabbits. The larger one in the picture has a floppy ear, is friendly, and will come when I call him with clicking sound. He will take fresh lettuce and carrots from my hand and allow me to pet him. I named him "Peter Rabbit". He does NOT like potatoes! Smaller rabbit is same in color, straight ears, and skittish. He will not allow me to get close enough to feed but will take food left for him. I now care for these animals, very strange to have rabbits live on my porch w/out a rabbit hutch. They hide in the bushes and Peter comes to the house door and wants to come inside! I am afraid to do that as I have a Chocolate Siamese/Tabby mix who might fight with or scare the bunny away. I am also afraid that someone might catch and either cook up these bunnies for dinner or feed them to other pets like snakes or dogs.

If Peter hangs around much longer I will have to buy him some rabbit pellets to eat as fresh vegetables are not always on hand to feed him with and they are costly as a daily food source for a rabbit. Fresh lettuce and carrots are a wonderful treat for these bunnies though.

Oh my gosh, Peter is still on the porch since last night resting under the chair. I really have to get him some other food source and funding for this is not very good right now. Well, time for a carrot and some lettuce again. Here he is! Do you believe this man?

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Getting ready to use your instructions to install CM11 on Stock. Your instructions are very good. Post and credit given to [MENTION=5711114]Bobcus Leper[/MENTION] Here in Post #7077.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] morr22066:
phone process force close 12-25-14 nightly build

I thought i would try a current nightly build. First i created a new slot and did a clean install. I got as far as setting up my wifi when the phone process popups began and continued almost as fast as i could clear it. So i wiped the slot and restored a backup, again...
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Dwillian:
Yeah, that's my experience with every nightly I've tried since 11/11. Guess we are stuck with the M12 snapshot until CM12 is officially released (hopefully).

M12 installed in stock is still working well for me. I've had it installed since yesterday afternoon.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] d.casper.b:
All this talk of LagFix...makes me wonder why my post went unheard. :)

Only worked on /data partition BTW.

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] sherri:
[MENTION=4245858]Ohmster[/MENTION], that is definitely NOT a wild rabbit. Jackrabbits are actually a separate genus altogether. I raised rabbits as a girl (told you I was from the "sticks"...) I had 109 of them at once. Kept in hutches outside. However, if Peter is that friendly, you can take him in an slowly introduce him to your cat. They make wonderful pets and can be litter box trained. I had Dutch rabbits, albinos, and a few other breeds I don't remember. I love to thank my uncle, who felt his Jewish niece needed a real Easter bunny. And that the Easter bunny would need a friend.....
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Dwillian:
I did read and mostly understand [MENTION=3457922]stargo[/MENTION]'s post. That is why I have now put the M12 snapshot in my stock slot. I am still hopeful that the FC of com.android.phone will be solved in CM11. I don't think it has been yet though. I tried the 12/19 nightly and I still get FCs (although [MENTION=3457922]stargo[/MENTION]'s unofficial 12/22 build did solve the FC problem). I haven't tried any of the more recent nightlies, but may have time to do that tomorrow.

CM11 in my stock slot was working fine yesterday, but today while driving home from visiting relatives it started lagging again. I guess I misunderstood [MENTION=3457922]stargo[/MENTION]'s comment that "The only chance to "fix" this is by installing the ROM to the stock-slot where trim works (no intermediate image-files on other devices)". I thought this meant that by installing to the stock slot that trim would start to work automatically, but since I am now starting to get lag after using CM11 in the stock slot for only about 24 hours it must be that trim can work, but is either not implemented in CM11 or is not automatically executed. I guess that means we do need the fstrim app. I will give it a try and see what happens.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Dwillian:
There is an interesting read on fstrim and TRIM at http://www.anandtech.com/show/7185/android-43-update-brings-trim-to-all-nexus-devices

It sounds to me like fstrim/TRIM has been built into android since version 4.3 (at least for Nexus devices; I assume that means it has also been implemented in CM as well).

The following quote caught my eye

"The Android framework will send out a “start idle maintenance window” event that the MountService listens for, and then invokes vold to fstrim filesystems when a few conditions have been met – the device hasn’t been touched for over an hour, no idle maintenance window event has been sent in 24 hours, and the device is either off-charger with 80% battery or on-charger with 30% battery. The goal is to have fstrim run roughly once every 24 hours if you’re in the habit of plugging the device in to charge every night."

This makes me think that fstrim/TRIM should be automatically run about once every 24 hours for most of us that charge our phones every night. If this is already in CM then the fstrim app may not actually be needed.

We can check and see that fstrim is running on devices over adb, by running the following command:

adb logcat -d | grep -i fstrim​

I'm going to give my phone a chance to "automatically" run fstrim tonight and the use the adb command to see if anything happened. I will post my results tomorrow.

Cheers ;)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] d.casper.b:
No worries [MENTION=4245858]Ohmster[/MENTION], I'm just kidding really. I mentioned it (Lagfix) in this thread maybe in November (not going to look for it now).

Off-topic:

Anyways, I really want a SSD for my PC. I just built a new PC last year (2013) August. Cost me a lot of money - too much really, but I don't like settling lower than I should.

Kept my previous PCs 1TB Seagate Barracuda (720rpm) and installed another exact same Barracuda I had sitting in another device. So I'm sitting with 2TBs but the PC takes long to boot, even with all its fancy components. SSD is the answer, but they are still sort of expensive for the amount of capacity. And I have so much on my PC it would take me yonks to get it all sorted. And all my Steam games will need to download (and I mean gigs and gigs) on my slow connection. But, when that day comes I will have to do it. Even have a little space in my case for a SSD.

;)

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
It is not all that dismal, Daniel. I just did an office PC for a long time client. To sweeten it up, I threw in an SSD. 240GB Sandisk SSD on sale $120. No sale $140. You only load Windows and program files on the SSD. You still install your other mechanical hard drives. Make one Barracuda for storage and boot to the one with windows on it. Right click all the storage stuff in the "Daniel" user folder and click Location tab. On one of your mech drives, you duplicate the names of the storage stuff folders. I.e.: My Documents, My Pictures, My Music, My Videos, etc. On the right click location tab for each real folder like My Documents, choose Move. Browse for the newly creates My Documents on your D drive or whatever the Barracuda is and click the new My Documents folder, then OK. You will be asked to move all files there, say yes. Bam, all documents stored on the Barracuda. Repeat for all other storage folders. Now that little 240 Gb SSD is not so little anymore. You will get speed like you never dreamed of.

Actually, do this with your original Barracuda C drive and off these storage folders to the other Barracuda. Once done, install the SSD, pull the SATA cable from the non C drive Barracuda to keep it simple. Insert Acronis True Image boot CD and boot to Acronis. Choose Copy hard disk. Source original C drive. Target, SSD. Let the copy begin and finish. Shut down machine. Pull Sata cable on old C drive, boot off the newly cloned SSD and allow things to settle in so Windows now writes the UUID of the new SSD as C drive. Now shut down, plug in your old C drive and viola! It is now a storage drive. Copy what you want off of it, then format it to get rid of old Windows, and bam, you got your SSD drive for OS, rapid boot, and rapid program loading. Use Barracudas for storage and games. Cost $140 for the SSD.

I used a 500Gb SSD for mine but the 240Gb will be just fine. 500Gb SSD $225 @ amazon.com. 240Gb SSD $92 @ amazon.com.

The games don't have to go on the SSD, put then on a 'cuda. If you get the 500Gb SSD, okay, put the games on C drive so they load in blistering speed too. Yeah? ;)

This is cheap, it is fast, it is easy, what's the problem? You want the boot cloning CD? I got the iso for you. Quit dreaming and make it happen, buddy! :D

That is the process in a nutshell and it really is that fast and that cheap. You get your SSD installed and running your rig w/out losing anything in one day. You got questions? I got answers. Consulting for you my friend is free! :)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] morr22066:
Yeah, once it was made known that the M12 snapshot was the final one for CM11 I didn't expect much after that. But I had kinda hoped that one of the later nightly builds might work out a few more bugs on our RAZR's. So I have continued to try the recent nightly builds maybe once a week or so just to check them out in the hopes that I would find one that works, but with Ohmster pointing out Stargo's recent post I will go ahead and give up on anything beyond the M12 snapshot.

I have thought about loading a CM11 build on my stock slot for several months now, but I just haven't been able to pull the trigger... The stock phone does everything it needs to do and it does well as a back up so I will probably keep it, at least until I find a ROM build that is as close to perfect as possible.

On the bright side,, the current CM12 builds appear to be coming along nicely and each one I have tried gets better and better. Hopefully there will be a stable release in the next few weeks.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] morr22066:
Don't get me wrong, the 11-7-14 CM11 build is a pretty solid build with no major issues, it runs well and is smooth. The M12 snapshot runs OK but has been a little sluggish / laggy. There are a lot of really good Roms available for our RAZR's and i enjoy trying them out and playing with them. But I do always hope for just a little but more, another build, more features and improvements, new ROM's to try out, etc. Since I can't afford a new phonephone to play with, this has kind of become my hobby :).

I know that Android 5 aka lollipop was not made with such old phones in mind and that even though it may run on our device it may not run well enough for 'official' builds. It may be like trying to run windows 8 on a windows 98 PC, but I do hope that stargo and others are able to do it. It may be another year before I can afford another phone so it would be nice to continue playing with new ROM's while I wait.

I would love a new droid turbo or similar high end phone, but it is just not really an option for me right now. The upcoming ARA modular phones really look promising and I will probably end up getting one of those once they are finally released.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] naifaharsy:
Thank you very2 much..[emoji4] can u help me with partition/ext sd card problem,to move some data to ext?i mean is app like a2sd or l 2sd..[emoji5]
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Naifaharsy from Tuban, Java learns English!

naifaharsy English: Thank you very2 much.. can u help me with partition/ext sd card problem,to move some data to ext?i mean is app like a2sd or l 2sd.

Ohmster English: Wow naifaharsy, you are trying very hard to speak English and are doing very good with it! :laugh:

There is bad news for you my friend. Google has changed Android so that you cannot use apps2sd anymore. Almost ALL apps cannot write data to external sdcard. There is one app that I know about that can move apps and data to sdcard, Titanium Backup can do this. It does cost money, $6 to buy the Pro Key but it is a very important app and we all have and use it.

If this is not what you want then you must tell me better what you want to do. This app is very powerful to make backups of all your apps and data. It can move apps and data to ext-sdcard. All how to use books for Titanium Backup Pro are here. How to move Apps and Data to sdcard are here. Very difficult to explain to Indonesian so read first before you buy Pro Version!

Naifaharsy, I found something to help you change English web page to read in Indonesian! Click Google Translate to open page. Put link from webpage in left side, on right side, click Indonesian Button. Now click web page link on right side and you read web page in Indonesian! Maybe can help you.

Ohmster Indonesian: Wow naifaharsy, Anda berusaha sangat keras untuk berbicara bahasa Inggris dan melakukan sangat baik dengan itu! :laugh:

Ada kabar buruk bagi Anda teman saya. Google telah berubah Android sehingga Anda tidak dapat menggunakan apps2sd lagi. Hampir semua aplikasi tidak bisa menulis data ke sdcard eksternal. Ada satu aplikasi yang saya tahu tentang itu dapat memindahkan aplikasi dan data ke sdcard, Titanium Backup dapat melakukan hal ini. Itu biaya uang, $ 6 untuk membeli Pro Key tetapi merupakan aplikasi yang sangat penting dan kita semua memiliki dan menggunakannya.

Jika hal ini tidak apa yang Anda inginkan maka Anda harus memberitahu saya lebih baik apa yang ingin Anda lakukan. Aplikasi ini sangat ampuh untuk membuat backup semua aplikasi dan data. Hal ini dapat memindahkan aplikasi dan data ke ext-sdcard. Semua cara menggunakan buku-buku untuk Titanium Backup Pro di sini. Cara memindahkan Apps dan Data ke sdcard di sini. Sangat sulit untuk menjelaskan kepada Indonesia sehingga membaca terlebih dahulu sebelum Anda membeli Pro Versi!

Naifaharsy, saya menemukan sesuatu untuk membantu Anda mengubah halaman web bahasa Inggris untuk membaca dalam bahasa Indonesia! Klik Google Translate untuk membuka halaman. Masukan link dari halaman web di sisi kiri, di sisi kanan, klik tombol Indonesia. Sekarang klik link halaman web di sisi kanan dan Anda membaca halaman web di Indonesia! Mungkin dapat membantu Anda.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] d.casper.b:
[MENTION=4857746]naifaharsy[/MENTION]

App2sd? Why? We have enough space? I understand that you want to partition your SD card so that you have 2 partitions. One partition for your apps and one for your data (Ext / fat32). Then you want to use an app like link2sd that installs your apps to the one partition you made (and the phone thinks it's installed on the phone).

If this is what you are talking about, why? Do you need space? I was forced to use this method on my old Motorola Milestone because the phone only had about 190mb internal storage space.

I used a Windows application called MiniTool Partition Wizard (or something) to partition, but it's not actually free. But now I don't need it, because I don't partition my SD card anymore.

I hope this makes some sense to you.

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] naifaharsy:
[MENTION=1697101]ohmm[/MENTION]ster

thank you for long info dude,btw indo text is very helpfull..so i dont need to loading again[emoji4]

@ d.casper.b

Just prepare my friend..i like big game like fifa 15,plant v z etc. So...i think ext sd card can help my device[emoji28] sory 4 my english
[Motorola Droid RAZR] naifaharsy:
Thats i mean ohm..u really very understand and helpfull,ext data really important 4 me,and give me make a lot install big game data,i used ss 3.75 bro..[emoji6]

I found something can i used this?? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2840295
[Motorola Droid RAZR] raito13:
ente nanya apaan bro ?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] naifaharsy:
Ane jg bingung broh nanya apaan..[emoji28] rules nya gak blh pk bhs planet kita kyk nya y gan?apa bodo amat??[emoji12]
[Motorola Droid RAZR] uwie77:
perhaps you can instal rom onto stock slot, so your internal could have more space (mgkn agan bs instal rom nya di stok slot aja jgn di slot 1 biar bs bnyk free spacenya)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] d.casper.b:
From what I can tell, you will need to partition your SD for this application. You can partition it as ext4 (maybe 4GB or more, depending on how much space you need for apps) and the rest of the SD card's space you partition to FAT32 (this will be the part of the card where you can store all your files, music etc). I might be wrong though.

But it might be that then all your apps will install only to the ext4 partition and not at all on the phone (the phone will think this is its memory). Any apps installed by the phone on the SD card will be on the FAT32 partition. Again, I might be wrong.

But as mentioned above, what about installing your rom on your stock slot?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Hello Casper!

I think you are right, Naifaharsy would probably be better off if he were to install cm11 on Stock as that partition is very large and cannot be adjusted anyway. Barring that option, increasing the data partition of his existing slot and maybe bumping up his system partition a little bit should be fine.

He did find an "app2sd" app on XDA but the thread clearly indicates not to use this for application data as it will slow the phone to a crawl. Since the high end games he wants to load and play require hundreds of megabytes of game data, this app will do him no good at all.

So far as partitioning off a section of his sdcard goes, that is some pretty heavy "geek stuff", not something the average user would do or know how to do. If he can just get enough space on his cm11 partition, what would be the problem? Unless he likes to run 3-4 roms at once, this should not be an issue. He will lose sdcard space and will not have a lot of room for more roms, but really, how many roms does one really need on their phone anyway? Especially considering that we only get 8Gb of space to play with for ALL the roms we want to install?

Good looking out on the Stock Partition tip. I gave him rom slot partition instructions but if he chooses to use Stock or if he reports back partition sizes that are close to stock, then he should be instructed to use Stock instead. Thanks buddy! :good:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Bobcus Leper:
What about a class 10 SD card?