yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] 13druber:
I am having the same problem with my tab 3 and the crash rom. The rom works fantastic, I just dont have any boot animation. Please let me know if you know a fix. I cant post on the rom thread either I am also a noob
[General Questions and Answers] SM-T210Tab:
Personally I don't believe it is the ROM itself but something else on the tab. For example when I installed TWRP recovery (a couple of times just to see) - I never get a TWRP logo while booting into recovery - I just wait a minute or two until the screen turns from a hazy on to black. Then when i touch the screen the TWRP padlock and screen comes up.

Weird.

Oh when I installed RocketTab - same thing although - when I was turning the on button on - it kinda caught a glimpse of the RocketTab logo (bootanimation) before it quickly shows the lockscreen.
[General Questions and Answers] 13druber:
That's the exactly the same thing I have done myself. I get the hazy screen then it goes black. I even tried flashing the rocket tabs first boot animation without any luck. I am on the T 210r. I am running Crash rom as my daily, It is fast and stable. Let me know if you figure anything out thanks
[General Questions and Answers] SM-T210Tab:
OK update: Still no fix.

I installed ROM Installer (free) and found a 'fix bootanimation error' - beauty i thought!

* Flashed the zip file in TWRP recovery - it took - no change to the missing boot.

*I tried a dl bootanimation and flashed that - same thing.

but,

When I do a "Restart" it does do a bootanimation!

When I do a Boot from a shutdown , it is still the same - the boot sound, no animation....

So I'm still searching...
[General Questions and Answers] 13druber:
Go over to rocket tab in the 2 post there is a kernal you can flash and you will get it back

So I'm still searching...[/QUOTE]

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Here is the link to the thread. Be sure to thank tempdroid for all his workhttp://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2507772
[General Questions and Answers] AlexisVieira:
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Here is the link to the thread. Be sure to thank tempdroid for all his workhttp://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2507772[/QUOTE]

I tried and it doesn't work
[General Questions and Answers] SM-T210Tab:
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Here is the link to the thread. Be sure to thank tempdroid for all his workhttp://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2507772[/QUOTE]

Well thankyou VERY much! IT WORKED!

I have a snazzy rocket bootup screen now - saweeeeeet!

Thanks groovers for your help :)
[General Questions and Answers] bluesyria:
fix the boot animation

install an boot animations changer app

and install the boot animations of samsung.
[General Questions and Answers] AlexisVieira:
I've flashed the kernl right now after wipe cache and delvik cahe and it's always th same problem -.- i use rom tollbox pro to change the bootanimation

i installed this kernel:

RocketTab2.1_MOD_T210R_MK1_Kernel.zip (latest T210R MK1 kernel, works on T210 as well, RECOMMENDED for all T210R users and users with an old bootloader, who experience a blank screen while booting)
[General Questions and Answers] SM-T210Tab:
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Here is the link to the thread. Be sure to thank tempdroid for all his workhttp://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2507772[/QUOTE]

Installed TWRP (recovery mode) - and goomanager - i use goomanager to boot to recovery which then after about 2 minutes my screen goes from that 'hazy black (still on)' to completely black screen off - then i tap the screen and TWRP recovery opens up - from there I "installed" the kernel and it did that then reboot - voila - it was fixed!

**OFF TOPIC** Now I'm onto packaging my custom apks into the "full" rockettab2 - and install that - so far not many apps work with this method after the install - so I'll keep trying for that now.
[General Questions and Answers] AlexisVieira:
my problem is diferent, I've a bootanimation, but is always the samsung animation -.- i want to change it and i can't do that. I tried manually and with 3 programs
[General Questions and Answers] SM-T210Tab:
Yeah I tried too with no success installing compatible bootanimations - i may try installing them on rockettab and other ROMS to see if i can help... check back soon :)
[General Questions and Answers] AlexisVieira:
Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] AlexisVieira:
any news?
[General Questions and Answers] Bertussie:
Best way to root your sm-t210. First download the root program/apps "Kingroot" or "Kingoroot". Wait to start up one of the downloaded program/apps. Now You gonna to Google and download TWRP 3.0.2.0 and download even an Android 4.4.2 or lower firmware (example: Supernova 2.1) and copy these twoo downloaded .zip programs from sdcard to your extern sdcard. After this is copied You can run now the apps "Kingroot" or "Kingoroot". You see in (green) root and press onto (green) button into app. Now your sm-t210 says "start up" sm-t210 and run your sm-t210 and after your tablet started up into your tablet You have to download the app "Root checker" and when its ready You press above "Check root" and when rooten it says "Your tablet succesfully rooted". ***Than press powerbutton/homebutton/volume-up button at the same time when the Samsung Galaxy comes on screen and let down powerbutton but press homebutton/volume-up button and after 5 seconds also let down homebutton and only press volume-up button and these start in recovery modus***. Than You scroll down when you'll see download TWRP 3.0.2.0.zip from extern sdcard and click on these. Then You have to reboot your tablet and again You recept *** til *** and now your tablet starts into TWRP recovery. Now You press "download from extern sdcard (for example) Supernova 2.1.zip and run these when it is ready (this rom started is ready between 10 or 20 minutes) and after finish you've have to reboot your sm-t210 again, without pressing the three buttons. Now your tablet started up as normal into about 3 til 5 minutes. Be patient when it starts into Supernova 2.1 rom. Succes...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jay_8698:
Okay, so my problem is simple, I can't boot into recovery at all. Every time I try to boot up recovery, my phone shows the little Android dude and just gives me the option to "Start". Nothing else, even when I press the volume key down or up, does nothing! My phone is also looping on the CyanogenMod screen so I can't even go into the phone itself.

Also, when I try to use unroot my phone, it says "ADB can not be found", I install the USB driver manually, and it still says the same exact thing. I'm pretty much all out of options, hopefully someone here can help. I'll be very grateful.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] arcangel_web:
error

Error
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] info[]box1:
More info please.

What was the last ROM/kernel you flashed.?

What recovery are you using?

Did this just started after installing a ROM, kernel or mod..?

More details please...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dwoods1983:
What buttons are you pressing to get into your bootloader? I assume you are holding the volume "down" button and pressing the power key. This gets you into Odin Mode and only allows you to boot the phone normally by pressing the power key for "start." You need to hold down the volume "up" AND "down" keys at the same time to enter the correct bootloader with the recovery mode option. Once you are booted into recovery just restore your phone to a nandroid backup you have created that you know works.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] skyss07:
Good day to all of you folks, I have this curiosity why I can't connect to 2g,3g or 4g in my phone? I still have my IMEI, I have my APN, and using Cyanogenmod 10.1.3 STABLE with DKP Kernel. Can't figure out what's the problem though my Motorola Droid 4 can connect to mobile internet using this SIM.

Any willing heart there to reply with my problem will be much appreciated even if it is not a solution or whatsoever.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] markdapimp:
Maybe you should upgrade your cm?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] skyss07:
Thanks for your suggestion man

Oh I see, I just update in to CM10.2 a past dats ago but actually no signal when I using it. Don't know what's the difference between the modem of CM10.1.3 and CM10.2?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SlimSnoopOS:
For your personal security, could you remove the photo with your cell phone number as well as IMEI?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] skyss07:
Oh sure, thanks for the advise :) pretty appreciated.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] anuragDeshpande:
hi,

I own a celkon a107+ (runs jb 4.2.2 out of the box - mtk6577 chipset) I am trying to write a xposed module that converts the system color scheme to kitkat but I run into bootloops and I have no way of recovering from it until I reach out the service center, If you could help me by porting cwm for this mobile :fingers-crossed: I would be very thankful to you :) please :):angel:

I am ready to provide any files for the port

--thanks in advance

-anurag
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] threedfx:
Going to the reset settings option, you get the following message:

It does not delete predictive text suggestions. This is what I would like to reset. I want to keep using it, I don't want to turn it off. I just want to delete certain things it's suggesting in Chrome/Stock browser (yes, I already cleared everything in the browsers). Is there a way to reset the collected data?
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b0Ne83:
You can hold down on a suggested word above the keyboard and it'll ask you to remove from 'learned words'

-b0Ne
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] threedfx:
:):good: thank you!
[G2 Accessories] spiderio:
Hi, a few days ago I bought and applied this nano technology screen protector on my g2

Anyone has try it?

Is it really scratch resistant up to 9H???

I just bought it because it seem convincing,

and many of my friends use it too

And they scratch their screen with keys to prove it to me....

And it really had no scratch..

I'm just curious

This curiosity killing me'

http://www.liquid-kristall.com/en/home/1-0.html

I'm not promoting. I'm asking...
[G2 Accessories] spiderio:
I had my doubt, and curious badly..

Maybe I should try scratching my G2 glass with key to prove it...

Hahahahahaha
[G2 Accessories] owhbaem:
You promoting or what? Can you show the demo please..
[G2 Accessories] xxxrichievxxx:
Looks like they are made by a japanese company and they have some crazy s***! I saw a screen protector that literally looked like it was made out of water. They tried scratching a phone screen protector with a brillo pad and also with a steel wire brush but the screen protector just "formed" back like it absorbed the scratched.
[G2 Accessories] ChrisM75:
This stuff looks like the hybrid nano ceramic car paint sealants you can buy. They basically form a glass layer over your paint that makes it extremely smooth and water resistant.

However, although very hard its also very very thin. Its resistant to minor scratching from grit and sand under low pressure, but it wont protect from a drop onto gravel like a plastic protector will.
[G2 Accessories] spiderio:
thanks for the insight...

so it's still better to use plastic screen protector..

what brand that can you recommended for me???
[G2 Accessories] WinDroidGuy:
This looks neat
[G2 Accessories] ChrisM75:
This really isnt going to protect very much at all. All it does is make the surface slick so that most abrasive things slide rather than dig in.

All ive ever used is cheap screen protectors from eBay, packs of 5 or 10 for a few $ or £. Expensive ones are no better and the wet ones are hard to fit, sticky and wont protect any more anyway.
[G2 Accessories] bugradurust:
I think unnecessary, just advertising ..
[Nexus 7 Android Development] redeyedjedi:
USB webcam as a "rear" camera:

Add a usb (uvc compatible) webcam as the tablets "rear" camera. The webcam must be plugged in at boot time, but is hotpluggable after that. It will apear to camera apps as a built in rear cam, the only downside to this is that the image will be off 90 degrees if you have the tablet in landscape mode, because it doesnt know that the cam is not really built in. I hope at some point to fix this, but for now i just use my webcam mounted on its side.

http://d-h.st/x5t

Autoplayback after system sleep for mounted drives

This mod is not mine, the source is here:

https://github.com/clarejor/android_packages_apps_Apollo

This is a modded version of apollo that allows autoplayback even from otg mounted drives after waking the tablet from sleep. It is a link to the authors direct download link.

https://docs.google.com/uc?export=download&id=0B8Al2jKfBcTiNUtSdkQtaEZ5MlE
[Nexus 7 Android Development] redeyedjedi:
DAC info:

To support DAC hotplug in your rom, you must apply a patch based on code at github.com/jacknorris. this one works for me:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=48720356&postcount=89

thanks -crue- !!!!!!

If you need, you can go into the "patches" folder and rename to 4.3,4.4.2, etc. as you need, it still works.

EASYCAP info:

These drivers were added with help from a russian thread which I was using google translate:

http://translate.google.com/transla...l=en&u=http://pccar.ru/showthread.php?t=19390

http://translate.googleusercontent....=17970&usg=ALkJrhiZTqApR8tUiNrNMyIEIk2qBxWobg

But there is easier english info about it here:

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/39717-kernel-module-cm-101-easycap-module/page-35

*the script I use for loading the modules is here:

http://d-h.st/z2g

it needs to be pushed to system/etc/init.d AND have the right permissions (RWX,R-X,R-X I think) ....... or just use it to see which modules need to be insmodded.

*and the program I used to view the device is here:

http://rghost.net/51160971

keep in mind, I tested with the cheapest one on fleabay, 5 bucks shipped and it works, but when I tested with my real EZCAP the picture is much better. see below for the results...and...read the whole thread I linked. the guy is workin like crazy on it, and it will only get better I think.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] bonzer2u:
is multirom 'kexec' support included?....thx
[Nexus 7 Android Development] Sharpy1964:
Hi

This Kernel looks the business.

Can u tell me though is it overclock-able?
[Nexus 7 Android Development] redeyedjedi:
yes, I forgot, the proven tassador code is there....it DOES multiboot.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] redeyedjedi:
yes, CPU up to 1.6, and GPU to 484, options can be set with aroma installer, or later on with trickstermod.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] sgt. meow:
I'm going to use the USB otg charging and DAC bits. Thanks.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] redeyedjedi:
excellent. I want to use your d2w code......gotta work out some wakelock issues tho. If you look at the main commit.....you'll see its not that many files for the DAC stuff. where you need to pay attention is the defconfig...... as usbhost is actually NOT set.

Also, there are about six or seven commits to bricked kernel from Timur mehrvarz from a few months back. All of them were cherry picked in order, and you'll need those cherrypicks first before you pick mine. just ask if you have issues..... more than happy to help.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] sgt. meow:
I'm working on a sysfs interface system to make s2w completely configurable. I plan to work on touchwake as well later. I'll start tomorrow.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] sgt. meow:
Mate, I added the USB hostmode patches, but now USB OTG doesn't work. I'm a complete noob to this (only adding it because of user request); any help is appreciated.

The same otg cable is used (not y cable). It worked before, but now it's borked.

Never mind. Turns out I just had to disable Fixed Install in sysfs. :p
[Nexus 7 Android Development] redeyedjedi:
Yea......I meant to tell you......you can change the default in the source. Also, as I'm sure you know, you can look at the init.d script I made for making changes stick on reboot. Of course, this is really just: 'echo "1" > /sysfs/usbhost/usbhost_fixed_install'
[Nexus 7 Android Development] sgt. meow:
It's better to have found out on my own though. Thanks for all your help.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] SlavPala4a:
Thank you

Wow Increadible! Please keep updating it :)
[Nexus 7 Android Development] redeyedjedi:
no prob, 4.4 ipv6 updates coming soon, the "battery" driver updates I'll prolly skip.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] andrew9292:
So i've just downloaded & installed this kernel. Mainly for it's USB DAC feature...dying to have this since 4.2.2 kernels.

Sadly, not working out for me as audio is still routed to internal speakers, plugged in DAC before boot.

Wifi too cannot be turned on. Stuck at 'turning wifi on'

Came from franco r76 on purity 4.4 (2/12/13 build)

It's recognized on boot tho, and doesnt crash the table when hotplugging.

Also, i did not install the 'hotplug mod', i was testing this without it.

and here's the whole last_kmsg attached...
[Nexus 7 Android Development] redeyedjedi:
wifi is in module form....to help with size of kernel. ill look at log and see if it was loaded. for usb dac hotplug, the rom must also be modded via the link in op. or if u build roms, you can go to jacknorris github, and pull those changes into your source. must do both.... but ill look at log and see whats goin on. only got phone right now. forgot to mention......the aroma installer doesnt wipe /system/etc, so if u got other kernel init.d scripts, they need to be removed. if you have any wifi init.d scripts, they need to occur AFTER the wifi module loads, so jusr rename them with a 90 infront. get back to you.

ok....looked at log from phone, unless I missed it I didnt see wifi module load, make sure the init.d script is there. the dac is there....and burr brown is a nice amp, use them in my guitar effects, not ssure if rom can pass audio to dac with no mods, could be wrong. the jacknorris mod works well, and the "wiredaccessorymanager.java" or whatever hasnt changed, so you should be able to do this on upto 4.4, but ive only tried smoothrom 5.3. which is android 4.3.1.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] andrew9292:
Nope, no leftover init.d scripts except a 99supersu script.

Just did a clean flash with the same rom straight to kangaroo and wifi does not work either.

Cant seem to get the jacknorris patch to work on my Win7 laptop.

ADB problem solved. It was due to ADB.exe and some of it's .dll were outdated for 4.4. Got the new files from the SDK and now ADB works.

But the patcher gives this error: Checking BOOTCLASSPATH: error: Unable to parse shell output

Appearantly the patcher has to be modified for 4.4: http://rootzwiki.com/topic/37176-mod-usb-audio-support/page-4

Also, anyone has a working 4.4 rom with this kernel combination that works internal wifi and usb dac?

Appearantly folks at CM11 got the dac bit goin for N7-2013 and N5. Not on our 2012 though. Wonder if it was a kernel change or rom framework or both... http://www.head-fi.org/t/595071/android-phones-and-usb-dacs/3615

Support for USB Audio, 3rd most starred issue on aosp: http://code.google.com/p/android/is...rs&colspec=ID Type Status Owner Summary Stars

For those wondering what's this about:

What is a USB DAC?

A USB Digital-to-Analogue Converter is a plug in USB device that converts digital bitstreams into analogue audio wave to be transmitted in the cables leading up to your headphones, speakers etc. It's a soundcard so to speak, but specializes higher quality audio output only and wont have any recording capabilites.

Why?

The DAC chip (that conversion chip) is usually of superior quality to that embedden internally on your motherboard or device. In layman terms, it converts more accurately, over a wider ranger of frequencies. Being an external device, it would be less suspectible to internal electronic noises and advance DACs have noise, jitter reduction methods, sometimes even its own clocksource. Different DACs have different sound signatures for different ears and taste.

Another advantage is that users may not need to alter the audio in the digital domain (EQ, Compressors, Volume, Effects) which induce losses due to poorly designed algorithms and the nature of 16/24-bit consumer audio. Most music today is processed in a 64bit domain over a very high sample rate, from the first souce to it's final output.

Why manufacturers dont slap one of these on the boards/device?

Simple business/economics, the Nexus 7 2012 sold 7 million devices.

A better chip may cost an extra dollar or lesser since they purchase in bulk.

Example, $1 increased cost x 7 million devices = $7 million lesser in profits!

Where is Android on USB audio then?

Usually not available on Nexus aka google-high-involment devices. Some vendors like Samsung, LG, HTC take it further and has usb audio support at least. It can be further improved with bit-perfect streams, higher sample rate with 64-bit float PCM decoding and effect processing, exlusive application access, low latency framework, DSD etc.

Comparision?

I know Windows, Linux, OSX has it, used it before.

iOS has it too. Ehem, my ipad1 could do it.

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[Nexus 7 Android Development] redeyedjedi:
So, the kernel is booting 4.4, but this ROM mod needs to be reworked a little. It seems like a ROM needs to be built with the source manually modified. Its gotta be do-able, I'm just such a fan of tabletui, that I'm not running 4.4. But I'm sure this problem can be figured out. The WiFi thing bugs the **** out of me, haven't had this issue regardless of ROM I've tried......can you look in system/lib/modules and see if "bcmdhd.ko" is there? I will go and see about 4.4 ROM mod.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] redeyedjedi:
well, on the same rootzwiki page you linked, there is a guy who says he used that mod on a 4.4, with a modded installer, I see that now. So, the bootclasspath errors need to be corrected, but the mod can still be done. I hate to just tell you to go ask that guy, already done that to a couple of people via PM.... Id like to see this work for everyone. ill wait to see if you found the "bcmdhd.ko" for the wifi issues, but Ill go ahead and look into making the jacknorris mod-installer work for 4.4 roms.

on second thought, the guy got those same errors, but the mod worked anyway....so it seems. See if it worked in spite of your error.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] redeyedjedi:
master......and if you want timurs last sources from last usbrom there under his fork at cm10.1...all of his drivers have been merged into bricked....but that is his latest in case you wanted to see exactly how he left it, including what he never pushed to git.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] SlavPala4a:
Unortunately lean Kernel has NO per app settings in order to ZOOM the interface. I mean it does not work - or I do not know how to activate it. This is a dealbraker for a Dashboard integration.

However I experienced some very annoying lag with Kang-aroo with ART, OC at 1.5 and Video OC. This lag vanished using lean kernel v3.1

Do you experince lag with Kang-aroo? - Switch between apps, app drawer, chrome, screen ON/OFF, wallpaper slide...everywhere :eek: :rolleyes:
[Nexus 7 Android Development] redeyedjedi:
this kernel seems fine with art. Ive had no issues with lag at all. I run smoothrom but for testing I run purity and the zeljko cm11 build. the known bugs are that it will appear to switch to 910mhz minumum....and sometimes it actually does. the other bug is a permissions issue for the new franco governor....but it shouldnt slow you down or matter at all if you use smartmax or ondemand governor. with lag id say it might be rom but it could be a lot of things. try oxydo.
[Nexus 7 Android Development] SlavPala4a:
Keep up the good work. If there is enough time an people to help it would finally resolve. :good:
[Nexus 7 Android Development] mad212:
How do I change to fixed install mode?