yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] parcou:
wish I could help...

I am rooted so with Rom manager and using the program at the link below... I am able to have my phone reboot each day at 7:55am

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=4511181
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WhammyDroid:
what is the difference between this and SL4A?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] parcou:
I am a newbie so I do not know anything about that...I am sure it could work but I needed something very easy for my limited knowledge which worked for me because the reboot script was already part of it...just needed a line tweak which they helped me with here...
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ihtfp69:
It needs to run as root. Also, read the third post.

su -c 'your command goes in here'

I would stick with SL4A and Locale or Tasker.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WhammyDroid:
Thank you!

All, below is the script that needs to be used within SL4A

#Android Market
busybox rm -R /data/data/com.android.vending/cache
#Browser
busybox rm -R /data/data/com.android.browser/cache/webviewCache
#GMail
busybox rm -R /data/data/com.google.android.gm/cache/webviewCache
#Google Maps
busybox rm -R /data/data/com.google.android.apps.maps/cache/webviewCache
#Google Maps StreetView
busybox rm -R /data/data/com.google.android.street/cache
#Youtube
busybox rm -R /data/data/com.google.android.youtube/cache
#Reboot using Rom Manager binary
su -c /data/data/com.koushikdutta.rommanager/files/reboot

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[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ihtfp69:
And if you do not want to make it Rom Manager dependent, use the following line of code to reboot. This is how the hot reboot works.

su -c 'pkill -TERM -f system_server'
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fjnty5:
Just curios where is a good place to find custom icons as i have seen people use apple like icons for there apps

if anyone knows just let me know please and thanks!:D
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SXUsr:
You can get them from all over. Have a browse of Themes and Apps and see where others have got them from.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] visitador02:
Just search ADW launcher at the marketplace and you'll find lots of custom icons for this launcher. Some are free, some you need to pay.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] zagorka:
Hi,

I am looking for the stock Captivate Clock app to be able to install it on my wife's Aria. She really likes the smart allarm option.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] alphadog00:
You should be able to find it in the stock dump here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=777291
[Captivate Themes and Apps] zagorka:
OK that leads me to the next question.

How to extract apps from the rom. I tried to install the .apk file but it failed. Also tried to copy .apk and .odex files to system/app folder with same result.

PS Excuse my noobiness, but i am new to android, coming from WM.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] askpcguy:
You could look for the Alarm Klock app in the marketplace, it has a smart alarm feature and easier to configure options. Plus you can remove the notification icon! And its free. Also you can use mp3s on the device meaning you can edit the mp3 volume to fade in yourself.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] zagorka:
Thank you , will look into it.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] askpcguy:
I'm basically not going to use the default Clock app for alarms, Alarm Klock does exactly what I want it to.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] boborone:
Buying klaxon from the market supports clockwork. It's my favorite that I've found. He has a free version to try. Plus combined with genie, it makes a nice dock screen.

Sent from my captivate
[XPERIA X10 General] xGary:
My 1x4 Meridian Widget Music player auto closes everytime I unlock the screen. I would start the music, lock the screen (Plays fine), and when I unlock the screen it will close itself like 5s later. I have a task manager but Meridian is ignored and it doesn't autoclose apps... Its really annoying but I don't want to get another music player cause this widget fits my desktop.

Thanks
[XPERIA X10 General] chris_knows:
Any chance you're using SetCPU? Also, are you using the "conservative" or "pioneer" version? The pioneer one is more of a beta version, so try the conservative version, see if that might fix it.
[XPERIA X10 General] xGary:
I'm using meridian music player which only has 1 version not the other one with 2 versions. Not using setcpu
[XPERIA X10 General] alankstiyo:
i'm using it and got no prob o.0

reinstall it
[XPERIA X10 General] applebook:
Why not use MixZing? It looks cleaner than Meridian (which I formerly used) and more importantly, has an equalizer.
[XPERIA X10 General] SXUsr:
I've tried a few, and always come back to Meridian as it's a much better player imo. Doesn't look the best unless you use the 4x3 or 4x4, but do prefer it to others.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] morfic:
A nice way to put an end to the same old launcher apps.

Try it, select one of the transitions you like, I am a fan of the book style transition.

And then notice all this does not even come at the cost of being slower than adw or lp.

Scrollable widget support is almost done.

Most other things you would expect are there.

Updated often.

A great launcher for a great phone.

Sent from my Vibrant.
[Vibrant General] mikea3000:
Quick question, if i delete an email on the phone itself, it disappears from gmail on the web, which is the way it should work in my opinion. the odd part is that the opposite is not true. Is it normal that if I delete an email on the web client, it does not disappear from the phone until i manually delete it?
[Vibrant General] hondaguy:
it should delete on your phone too. check the settings in gmail from your pc and make sure that imap is enabled. i just deleted an email from the web client, pressed refresh, then checked my phone and by the time i picked up my phone the email was gone.
[Vibrant General] ags29:
I have the same problem but only with recurring events.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] an9093:
Hello Everyone

A man have google nexus one used it only one week

and he is selling it for 400$

like new and with every thing

is it a good deal or no ?

and do you advice me to buy nexus one or see anther mobile ?

is nexus one good for heavy games ? and apps ?

do i have any problems ?

and what are the things i have to check them before buying it ?

and thank you​
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ralexand:
My only advice...slow down with the formatting
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FishFan319:
Do it. Best phone i've ever used, and it'll stay supported (Dev!)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cue_32:
Give me his number and I'll tell you how good of a deal it is.. ;)

JK

I say take it... it is by far one of the best devices I've ever had. It's no longer on the top of my list but I still own one and can't seem to shake off the love for this phone.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] incredulous:
Get him to turn it on and make sure it boots up. Thats all you need to do really. If he has only had it for a week it may be an SLCD device and there is only one kernel supporting that at the moment.

I'd do it if it was me.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peliROJO:
OMG, with the formatting.

PASS on the N1 at $400+. I'd pay $350 for it though.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] babijoee:
For heavy games GPU wise, i'd say nexus one isnt the way to go, well for the time being that is. But thats my opinion.

i've opened a thread for porting / improving GPU drivers for our devices and who knows what gingerbread will provide for our devices :)

We have no clue how well our devices can perform but its always getting better.

I'd say Galaxy S should be more appropriate as it has a great GPU and massive internal storage.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cigar3tte:
I've started seeing plenty of Nexus Ones for $350 now, so $400 seems much, but this is only used for 1 week so you decide for yourself.

As for what to know, make sure you get the version you need for 3G-support. Doesn't sound like you're in the U.S. though.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] an9093:
yes i am not in USA

but the n1 have dual-band 3G support

right ?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cigar3tte:
No. Dual-band GSM support, not 3G. It works with both AT&T and T-Mobile's network on Edge, but for 3G, it depends on which model you get.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] an9093:
see the Key features here

http://www.gsmarena.com/google_nexus_one-review-457.php

•Quad-band GSM and dual-band 3G support
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cigar3tte:
The POINT is, there are TWO versions of Nexus One in the U.S., one for AT&T 3G, and one for T-Mobile 3G. I don't know where are you from and how the network there works, but that's how it is in the U.S. You mentioned the price in U.S. dollars, so you might be buying one of the two. You need to know not all U.S. Nexus Ones are the same.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] an9093:
he said that it is unlocked
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peliROJO:
Unlocked doesn't have to do with what the hardware supports. Ask him if it's the AT&T or T-Mobile version. Then look at those frequencies and figure out if they work in your area, on your carrier.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peliROJO:
Read this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nexus_One

"France

On May 18, 2010 the Nexus One was made available for purchase through the SFR web portal."

"The original Nexus One also came along with UMTS frequency bands 1 (2100 MHz), 4 (1700 MHz), and 8 (900 MHz).[56], allowing it to access 3G throughout Europe, as well as on T-Mobile USA and WIND Mobile in Canada. The second version of the Nexus One supports UMTS frequency bands 1 (2100 MHz), 2 (1900 MHz), and 5 (850 MHz), allowing it to access 3G in most of Europe, as well as on AT&T Mobility in the USA and Rogers Wireless, Fido Solutions, Bell Mobility, and Telus Mobility in Canada. The second version of the Nexus One also works on Telecom New Zealand's XT Mobile Network and Telcel's 3G Network."
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wacky.banana:
Keep this thread clean please chaps and cut out the personal insults.

WB
[Epic 4G General] ninz0rz:
Hi All,

I have been having trouble with the phone.

The screen has been turning on by itself and not turning off. The screen will not turn off until i hit the power button. It will not turn off until the phone is out of battery.

Is anyone else having this problem?

thanks!
[Epic 4G General] TZeruk:
Want to bump this up ... having the same issue. I've uninstalled nearly every app (at least the ones I'd think would be problematic) and it's still happening. I've downloaded Spare Parts today to see if I could figure it out but I don't have enough data yet.

Anyone else have this issue? Even when I press the lock button, I sometimes need to press it multiple times to get the screen to turn off.
[Epic 4G General] Blitzpwnage:
I too am having this problem and boy does it suck battery lol

Sent from P3X231
[Epic 4G General] bigray327:
Do you guys have power saving mode enabled or disabled? Just curious, since that's one of the only things (in addition to message notifications) that affects the screen.
[Epic 4G General] genax:
can it have anything to do with automatic updates?

i never had this issue. before or after root. i just rooted two days ago
[Epic 4G General] TZeruk:
I had this problem before and after root. I also did a factory reset and I thought it was fixed ... but now it's doing it again.

Happens w/ Power Saving mode enabled and disabled.
[Epic 4G General] TZeruk:
I've figured out a semi-solution to this which seems to be working:

With Advanced Task Killer:

Enable Auto Kill Frequencey "When screen off"

Set Auto Kill Level to "Aggressive"

Set Security Level to "Medium"

Don't forget to put any apps you don't want killed in the ignore list (like WidgetLocker, your music player, etc.)

This seems to keep the screen locked for me ... but I still can't figure out what app/process is the culprit in waking the screen when it goes to sleep.
[Vibrant Android Development] TomorrowSpace:
While looking around my phone I came up with a couple of thoughts. First would it be possible to make devices that plugged into the miniusb port on the top of the phone and could it be plug and play? Heck maybe even make the driver if necessary built into flash memory on the new device. It seems like it just takes an kernel update to make something like this possible if it's not already.

The second thing I thought of is if the above isn't possible, why not create an attachable mirror that sits at the right angle to take advantage of the rear camera for video chat. You could project your image onto the mirror and the camera could catch that. The top idea is alot better, the bottom requires alot less knowledge. Either would get us video chat.
[Vibrant Android Development] almyz125:
Interesting, i like the first idea.
[Vibrant Android Development] q426669:
I like the first idea, though for video chat I would rather someone figured out where to pick up the actual modual that goes inside the phone (there's a thread about how they left the mounting brakets in place for the front cam.)

However for other things, like maybe a gamepad+extended battery combo, or an IR blaster to operate my TV :)
[Vibrant Android Development] almyz125:
This is the thread you were talking about.
[Vibrant Android Development] siirial:
From what I understand about micro usb is that there are five wires/confections. The outside connections are ground and power. The two next to the ground are for data (one + and one -) and the last one next to power is a identification connection. If the wireis connected/has power then its a source device (i.e. computer). If its not, then its a peripheral (portable hard drive, out in our case, our phone). Its been a bit since I read up on that, so it might be vice versa.

Last time I tore the phone apart, I didn't look, but it may be a setting that is hard-wired (literally), or its a switch controlled by software. If it's the latter, then its possible, if its hard wired, then its not.

Adding things to the kernel or loading drivers isn't cut and paste. It takes available source code, which isn't always available, for both the phone and the device you want to use (that works with android), as well as understanding of how to make it work.

That last part I am not well versed on. But we have a couple devs trying to get the vibrant opened up. They are few, and the request list keeps getting larger.
[Vibrant Android Development] dsuycott:
I was just thinking today that it would be great to have a micro-usb device that could house a camera for video chat... I like your mirror idea...I'm prius owner and that's how the dashboard works. The usb is right there...really I think someone should incorporate a device in a mod of the back cover...i don't know anything about code but I could make the case.
[Vibrant Android Development] KerryG:
Devices require a driver of some kind so the controller knows how to talk to device. For example, if I wanted to hook up my DSLR and control it, I would need a driver ported over and then the SDK for the camera would have to be ported over. An OS like Windows 7 has literally thousands of drivers built in and many other devices require you to install a driver. The only time "plug and play" actually works is either with the OS has the driver already installed or if the device is designed around a generic driver.
[Vibrant Android Development] youneek:
Incredible idea! I'm going to make the second idea. I have my own twist on the concept but it shouldn't be to difficult.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dani897:
I like the first idea but I also had a similar idea and I'd like to see the attached camera come with led's and somehow acct as a flash for both cameras. It could be tiny, if the camera app could be figured out to trigger the flash on all galaxy s models, well at least the vibrant and captivate this could sell.

If a third party app was developed it could be added to any android phone in theory. If that third party app was as good as the galaxy s stock camera app then you'd really be in business.

If I was talking to my brother I'd have tried to convince him to help me develope something. Well I hope one of you talented devs has success with this idea. I'd also like to see success with the guy adding the extra camera internally, I'd be interested in performing the mod if the software end is figured out.
[Vibrant Android Development] cashless:
I can take or leave peripheral support, but I'm DYING for USB host mode!
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
That's the thing, devices that support USB host generally don't use a mini/micro B port. They have specific ports for that. Of course, the USB controller in there may well be able to be a USB host, but we don't know how to enable that from what I have seen. IF the controller can be put into host mode, loads of options like this become possible. It would require kernel mods, but that's not a huge deal. However, as long as we are in USB client mode, the only things we can connect to the port are chargers and computers, as that's all the phone knows how to deal with.
[Vibrant Android Development] siirial:
That is exactly what I was trying to say earlier. You put it in better words. Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] q426669:
Ahhah, I couldn't find it to save my life last night lol! Thanks ^_^
[Vibrant Android Development] Dani897:
Makes me wonder if you can still take power off of the port and communicate to the device via blue tooth. But I don't think it would come to that.
[Vibrant Android Development] siirial:
:confused: ?? :confused:
[Vibrant Android Development] cashless:
Oh, it's host mode built in already. One of the major pluses that I weighed in on when buying the phone.

"Both the S5PC110 (smartphone chipset) and S5PV210 (its netbook alternative) are optimized to ensure long battery life for mobile devices, using a 45-nanometer (nm) Low Power fabrication process and low power architectures. With the 1GHz clock speed and 512KB L2 cache, these processors should also manage to provide performance unknown to the ARM world so far.

The two processors have built-in 3D graphics engine and support 1080p full HD video playback and recording at 30 fps. The final nice features of the new chipset include a wide variety of interfaces and peripherals, including HDMI 1.3and USB 2.0 host interface."
[Vibrant Android Development] cashless:
Hate to kinda go off topic with the USB Host mode stuff again, but it seems like since the interface is built into the chip, host mode should be enabled in the kernel.

Yes? No? :confused:

Has anyone tried to get an OTG cable in there to see what happens?

Just saying.
[Vibrant Android Development] AquaeAtrae:
I've been curious about this since I saw it done (rather impressively) by sonic7406 (YouTube) on the Nexus One. Since then, I hear it's also been hacked on the Droid. From my research, I'm pretty confident this should be possible with the right drivers installed on the Galaxy S series. I've gathered together an (supposedly) OTG "compatible" cable (the Nokia CA-101 for Nokia 6600 Slide/N900/etc), an extra-beefy powered hub, and female-to-female USB-A adapter. I have yet to dive into the kernel to load any special drivers, try mounting drives, etc. I'm still unsure of the "OTG" cable and may still need to manually ground that fifth pin to kick it off. Though, as far as the cable is concerned, that is the only thing that makes it OTG on one end.

Host Mode Background Info: OTG Wiki

Here's a modoco thread that includes most of the relevant links I've seen.

Ideally, I'd like to find a microUSB to USB-B OTG cable that connects directly from my phone to the powered hub, but I couldn't find any. Let me know if anyone knows where we could find these.
[Vibrant Android Development] TomorrowSpace:
It seems like we could create an entire new category of toys to attach to our devices if the micro USB port could be figured out. To me that's ultra exciting!

Let's go a few steps further, Being able to physically attach a printer or hdmi (Yes, I know about AllShare) to the tv could require a simple adapter that plugs into the micro USB port on the handset. We could also have a nice flash that has brackets that mount to the handset for support to get better pics in low lighting (instead of just saying "oh, I've got night mode", bugger that).

The capability to do this has to be written at the kernel level and then we need hardware manufactures willing to make the products. Therein lies the problem, how do we get that to work?
[Vibrant Android Development] Dani897:
My neighbor is an electronics engineer and I'm a machinist, my friend is a tool and die maker.

My neighbor has an idea to make a device for surface mount soldering using an inert liquid with a boiling point equal to the soldering temp. This would be a cheap alternative to infrared soldering.

Other than that I might be able to come up with a housing.

I wouldn't want to commit myself untill the software works and we've tested the soldering machine.
[Vibrant Android Development] tjsynkral:
"Just" takes a kernel update... That's pretty funny.
[Vibrant Android Development] MV10:
Reminds me of this "analyst" at work. Whenever he asks for some insanely complex new feature, he shrugs and says, "It's just a few If statements, right?" Sure thing, buddy, we'll just whip that together before lunch and have it running in production before you get out of the sh*tter.

"How hard can it be?"
[Vibrant Android Development] TomorrowSpace:
Yes, I agree you could take it as that. I didn't really mean it like that. On that level, I was thinking. [TT] <- Ya, know :D

All bs aside, I think this is a great idea. I have a fairly advanced understanding of what theoretically can be done, but no clue how to make it happen myself (I'd be on my way to loaded $$$ if I did - I'm on the acceptance step of my Laziness 12 step program, cut me some slack please). Such is the beauty of the Open Source community. Someone has an idea, someone else or a group of someone else's with the actual talent make it happen.

Necessity is the mother of all invention, we all need it. I just thought of how to make it happen. I did my part thinking, now it's up to the rest of the talented "hardcore" technical folks to make it happen.
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
Well, the first thing we need is a datasheet for the CPU. Anyone have that? :)

If I had one, I could probably mod the kernel source to allow a switch to host mode. Of course, then I'd have to set up a kernel build environment and my laziness 12-step program hasn't started yet. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] cashless:
Ask and you shall receive.
[Vibrant Android Development] gordon.mott:
4-2 and 4-3 definitively state that this system supports Host Mode.

I'll be expecting that kernel any time now. :rolleyes:
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
heh.... I didn't think it was going to be THAT easy! Let me just pull that kernel out of my....... :eek:

I'll take a look. I can build the Samsung kernel source, but it doesn't append the initrd, so I can't flash anything I can build. Weird. Hopefully someone will post in my other thread about adding the initrd so I can build a full image.
[Vibrant Android Development] TomorrowSpace:
Bump... we getting anywhere on this?
[Vibrant Android Development] almyz125:
someone claims to have seen a micro usb FFC... i am not sure if it is true or not http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=792523
[Vibrant Android Development] angryPirate12:
Here is the site to the original dev. of USB Host mode on the Nexus, Host Mode Driver/Source and Insturctions

Just takes someone with the know how to port it

The XDA discussion about it http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=694427
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
hmm this looks interesting!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
I got a kernel build booting last week. The only one to provide everything needed was Unhelpful. King doesn't supply the ramdisk and jac doesn't provide source. I'll take a look at the nexus driver posted, it may help a lot.

I might still try to work from kings stuff as I can extract a ramdisk from the binary.