yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
start up your phone, if it still connects to your provider (the bars at the top don't show a red cross) then you'll be fine. In that case, just try flashing a custom kernel and install a nice ROM.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] OpXim:
hmm another problem...

05/013/2013 22:13:11 - INFO - <- This level is successfully initialized

05/013/2013 22:13:12 - INFO - Flashtool Version 0.9.10.1 built on 2013-01-09 19:49:47

05/013/2013 22:13:12 - INFO - You can drag and drop ftf files here to start flashing them

05/013/2013 22:13:20 - INFO - Device disconnected

05/013/2013 22:13:30 - INFO - Selected E10_nAa-ics-04_2.6.29.6-nAa-ics-04.ftf

05/013/2013 22:13:30 - INFO - Preparing files for flashing

05/013/2013 22:13:31 - INFO - Please connect your device into flashmode.

05/013/2013 22:13:44 - INFO - Opening device for R/W

05/013/2013 22:13:44 - INFO - Start Flashing

05/013/2013 22:13:44 - INFO - Processing loader

05/013/2013 22:13:44 - INFO - Checking header

05/013/2013 22:13:44 - INFO - Ending flash session

05/013/2013 22:13:44 - ERROR -

05/013/2013 22:13:44 - ERROR - Error flashing. Aborted

05/013/2013 22:13:45 - ERROR - Drivers need to be installed for connected device.

05/013/2013 22:13:45 - ERROR - You can find them in the drivers folder of Flashtool.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
If you don't have SUS or PC Companion on your computer, go to the drivers subfolder of where you've installed flashtool and run flashtool-drivers.exe.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] OpXim:
i do but its the same
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
Did you reboot the computer after installing the drivers?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] OpXim:
thank you very much SmG67, it was windows vista problem, with win7 i didnt have any problem.

i installed minicm9 but it has a litle lag, im going to see another fast rom.

again, thanks!!!!!:laugh:

edit: SmG67 what ROM do u suggest me? thanks
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
MiniCM10 with nAa's new 2.6.32.60-JB Kernel or

any Gingerbread based ROM with nAa's 2.6.29.6-GB kernel. (Apart from Achotjan's SEMC Debrand Engine, which offers a full Sony Xperia experience, but is a bit laggy unfortunately)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] OpXim:
i saw miui´s ROM. is it more lag than MiniCM9???
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
If you take the MIUIv3 ROM (Gingerbread based) by Pongnamu you'd be ok.

The MIUIv4 ROM by Stelios97 isn't quite up to scratch yet, but I read he's working on it.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] OpXim:
thanks again. ;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] OpXim:
****, i have a problem, my phones cant read sim's numbers... i have because in another movile i can see. whats happen? :S
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evil-doer:
I bought a Bell Vibrant back in August and unlocked it to use on Rogers. Things have worked fine, I haven't rooted, or tried any custom roms, nothing unusual. But this morning I wake up to find the phone asking me for the network unlock key? I hadn't done anything unusual the night before. And the key I saved from the first unlocking did work fine, but I'm just wondering whats going on here?

Could the Daylight Savings change have triggered something maybe?

Thanks for any info.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elena11:
I had the same thing a month ago. Just type the code again and it will be OK.....I guesss untill the next time.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trinitonesounds:
I had the same thing happen after changing to a new battery. Phone was unlocked with the Samsung battery. I installed a 3rd party battery and on the reboot it asked for the unlock code.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zainqaiser:
Hey guys m havin a wifi problem....when i leave my fon idle for about half hour or so....it stops working....it shows that it is connented but nothin works( like browsing,instant messagin etc) i tried around 4 different roms( rod's miui, evil's nxsense, micro mod's and enomther's) but still the problem is there??? Is there any way to fix it?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zainqaiser:
Anyone who can help me???? I'll b grateful to u....thanks
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pwig:
I wish I had better news, but I had the same problem for six months with no help. I finally decided to buy a new wireless router and it works great now. Believe me, I tried EVERYTHING.

I bought the Cisco E3000 so I can vouch for it.
[Captivate General] zerojay:
So instead of being constructive... and building a ROM of your own or simply not using them, you're complaining? No one said you have to use them. No one said you have to update all the time.

Definitely not with you.
[Captivate General] crayak:
I think the fustration you're feeling is related to these only having being available to the masses for about 2 months. The modding community started with HTC phones, so they have the momentum. That being said the samsung community is making a lot of progress, and HTC/Samsung cross modding is in full swing. Be patient.
[Captivate General] vbhines:
Thanks for your thoughts. I thought I had posted in "Captivate General", not "Captivate Troll." My mistake.

I have actually tried just about all the ROMs available. You may have noticed that I stated that this is not a Dev issue. I doubt many can do better than the talented developers we have here - I know I couldn't. Hell, even Samsung can't.

My point is that I think the Galaxy S line is a harbinger of things to come for Android. I hope I'm wrong, but as Android becomes increasingly mainstream, it also becomes increasingly less important to deliver function AND form.

The average consumer wants sexiness with phrases like "dual-core" listed in the specs, regardless of what the device can actually deliver.
[Captivate General] vbhines:
You have a good point, and I have no problem waiting. I suppose I was just sharing my reflections.
[Captivate General] emuneee:
I share you feelings somewhat. Thats why I picked a ROM (Cognition 2.1.6) and will stick with it until Froyo officially drops for the Captivate. I also hate having to restore a phone after a flash which is why I choose not to do it often.
[Captivate General] alaiwy:
I actually agree here. But this is sort of Google's thing in a lot of areas. Google Wave, Google Buzz etc. Google MASTERS searching. And everything else they throw stuff on a wall and some sticks and some don't. I worried about that with Android from the very beginning. They often times release half finished products and then allow the devs to finish (or not in some cases) the future of the product/service.

By going to 100 different carriers in 100 different iterations google may very well stop caring about the polished product and just allow the devs to do the rest.
[Captivate General] gunnyman:
When I had my HTC Hero I had a Flash addiction. Now I just have decided to stick with one build and update it when updates happen. There have been quite a few VERY recent improvements. SetIron's kernel is a fine example. Stuff is happening at a much faster pace than it was when I got my phone 2 months ago. There are twice as many ROMS if not more. Things are going blow wide open when Official Froyo and its source code drop. I think there was stagnent developing at first because we all knew Froyo was coming. If we're lucky Froyo and Gingerbread will share the same kernel so porting IT won't be a big deal either.
[Captivate General] rfarrah:
FWIW, The Captivate hasn't been out anywhere near as long as the Incredible. Give the Devs some time - it can only get better.
[Captivate General] bradasmith:
I think his frustration is more that we have this incredible piece of hardware and the less than stellar job that Samsung has done to finish it off on the software side. If it wasn't for the devs/cookers I probably would have sold my Captivate by now, and I have only had it for 1 month, coming from a Milestone.

Samsung, hire some of these devs to fix your mess you call a kernel and os. Without the lagfixes from the devs this phone responds worse than my Milestone.
[Captivate General] vbhines:
+1

Thank you for saying what I was trying to, but in far fewer words.
[Captivate General] Dani897:
the galaxy s phones might be the last of the phones not locked by the manufacturer. and i like the samsung software package but dislike that it only works if x or y componant is still there. i dont get the appeal of aosp for an every day rom but i get that it is a transition for porting other things, once we know what we need to make the phone work with aosp we can make it work with anything. and i think that people arent giving samsung enough credit for support on the device. the stock rom was buggy and jf7 came out and made things better, now we are waiting on froyo and im sure it will be better yet, if the the leaked copies are an indication then froyo should be quite good.

i think the multi step proceedures is dev preferance for clearing data, there have been roms that you can flash over and keep everything. the other issue is lagfixes which aren't available(or needed) on other devices. the lagfix is part of those oh sh!t moments where you need odin, also having odin available is another avenue for the devs. if we could only flash from recovery you would see alot more cockwork flashable roms that are compatable with multiple lagfixes.

i messed with an evo and really got an apreciation for samsung, i felt the evo was of low build quality and that odin flashing a rooted rom is much more convenient than the rage against the cage meathod of adb pushing files and rooting and recovery flashing. rooting a galaxy s is rediculously easy, just an update.zip, or an one click app on the phone, or a one click app on a pc. or for froyo a 3click kernel flash in odin then an update.zip. or flashing a rooted rom with odin.

i have made many noob mistakes and taken risks and got it running every time. i dont know about the incredible but i think with some other devices i would have either bricked or pulled all my hair out fixing it.

i was in the airforce and one thing that people always said was that the two best bases are the one you last came from and the next one you are going to. people were always telling stories about "back in kirkland...." and "when i get to misawa..." but people were always complaining about there current base. i have a fealing that in year or two when we have new phones we will see many thing we hate about those as well. and if we had motorolas we'd hate those and if we had incredibles we see the galaxy s playing asphalt 5 from samsung apps and be like if only my phone could do 3d like that one.
[Captivate General] Neckrobeard:
I have one issue with my phone, the GPS. While I'm mad it doesn't really work it's something I NEVER use. Other than that I'm running the latest Cognition rom and couldn't be happier.
[Captivate General] nybmx:
I think this is 100% the reason. I fully expect that there will be some amazing things done and some great roms released.

I don't know if it was mentioned or not already but the reason why there are so many beta versions of roms and why newer versions open up issues is for the same reason as above, no source code available. So be patient and I promise you'll be kicking yourself for making this thread.;)
[Captivate General] GreenWolf70:
I am not a programmer, just a user with some technical expertise, but I love these open source OS's. I jumped on Linux as soon as MS Vista came out and the improvements and leaps forward by that community on the desktops has been amazing. When I opened a Win7 PC for the first time, I realized Microsoft is now copying Linux, not the other way around. Just last week I looked at the new MAC OS and I wanted to scream that they were ripping off the XFCE GUI in Linux. Linux is leading the way in Netbooks now and embedded devices are now a focus. If you have ever flashed a router with Tomato, or one of the other Linux router OS's, you know what amazing things routers are now capable of. And then we have smart phones and make no mistake, Android is just Linux in a smart phone. We don't have to deal with a proprietary systems from MS or Apple, where you only get what they hand out to you. This is Burger King baby, you get it your way. Google may be the name on this open source OS, but it belongs to us all. Google can not take this OS proprietary. Yet any time we, the people, wish we can spin off another branch of development with those things we want. OS's like Meego (and I'm sure there will be others) should be able to be ported over, if we wish, in the near future. We may be looking at an era where we can truly buy the smart phone of our choice, install our OS of choice and choose our carrier of choice with ease.

Bottomline here is you can help. If you are not a dev, or a programmer, you can still contribute to this by continuing to use these builds, and report bugs, and you can contribute money to any of the open source efforts, particularly in areas where you want to see more effort. You don't have to sit on the side lines anymore and just whine about how you are getting the short end of the stick by the big corporations. Open Source belongs to us all, take ownership.
[Captivate General] Dani897:
i dont think apple is really copying xfce. ..macosx versions are terminal based and therefor unix like and very similar to linux. x11 window environments have been around for many year. xfce doesn't offer that much that i know of that isn't in others window managers. it is possible that the developers on all sides are taking ideas from each other, but i think since power user often have a lot of shortcuts setup to get through common tasks faster that they are implementing some of these things as presets. similarities can just as easily similar minds overcoming very common problems. granted many developers may be running alternate os's and may be inspired by the other. not that i dont believe in corperate espionage i certainly do but i think a lot of things are just obvious solutions.

the problem with phones is that the manufacturers can lock us out and the locks can be difficult to break. you are right that google doesnt own the os but the manufacturers have proprietary source along side the source that they must release because it was taken from google. at some point it makes development dificult. i think we need an emphasis on aosp to build roms from. not because i like the google software, i find it plain and ugly, but because once aosp is figured out there is more understanding of how it all fits together and ports become easier.

i just cant wait to see the day when we can custom order aosp compatible hardware and build phones based on what our priorities are and what we can afford. i know we cant actually solder the boards our selves with surface mount but it could be done on an assembly line with robots if a manufacturer decided to use them to there full potential.
[Captivate General] fatttire:
I couldn't agree with your more about your criticism about Samsung - but I'm not sure how this applies for Android as a whole. The closest thing you can say is Android fails to exclude poorly performing companies - but that's not much of a statement, is it?
[Captivate General] EsotericPunk:
This is one of the best posts I have read on this forum. What a great insight into the evolution of the smartphone, it damn near brought a tear to my eye and sure as hell made me proud to be an owner and defender of the ideal of Open Source. Sure, my Captivate isn't perfect, but I continue to try new ROM's and use my technical proficiency to try and reason out any bugs so as to provide useful feedback. In turn, these ROM's continue to get better and everyone profits.

I love you guys... *group hug*
[Captivate General] spartan062984:
Well said Androiders!

+10
[Captivate General] sevenvt:
Then go wait on the sidelines for a cyanogen port. We, galaxy s phone owners. Don't and won't need huge steps beyond what we have. Your expectations are limited to what your old phone needed to perform.

You are right its silly. And unnecessary. Find a new hobby if porting roms isn't doing it for you.
[Captivate General] sold1erjjt:
Haha, wow long responses...

Yeah I agree with the OP, one thing that keeps me on the stock ROM is the ROM upgrading... (Of course, i havent lately, still on JH7) I had a stint with the COG ROM. I loved the features and fastness, but then the next day... a new version comes out, so i made sure how to use TiBu. and then had to go through that huge process. and then the next day the version comes out with voodoo, and the whole, "disable-lagfix" process you had to go through. I later just went back to stock. I kept reading though, and now with all the ODIN flashes it just seems like a hasle. I'm too familiar with my friends Nexus One, and his MT3G where you just put the file on the SD card and flash with the recovery mod. and presto it works. Especially with ROM manager. It made things work so easy. I check about once every two months, and it shows no ROM that you can actually download through there.

I Still am way appretiative for all the DEV's and their hard work. without them it would be no options for different ROM's. One suggestion i think that would be better for ROM's. Is to make a (no offense to XDA love the forum) website strictly for ROM's a nice GUI, stating features, changes, etc. Where you can easily drop down a list, find your phone and will show the ROM's currently available for your device. I sometimes get lost as to whether i want to download the ROM, because i have to search all the pages to find issues and how they were handled. AS WELL as have a default way to display the ROM's, screenshots, additional features, and other options. It would be a great way to find Just the ROM, leave XDA for problems concerning the ROM's. Like i said just a suggestion haha :)

Haha maybe i'll make it haha, but the only thing is it would have to have cooperation by many of ther great developers all over the forum.
[Captivate General] jamina1:
+100 on this.

My biggest issue, being a newcomer to the Android scene (getting a Captivate TODAY), is that the instructions for all these Roms assume you know exactly what they're talking about. A site or a walk-through explaining what all the abbreviated steps actually are and do would be extremely beneficial.

I know that most of the newer Roms only differ on theming, but there are subtle performance differences that aren't really explained.

But yeah, writing a walk-through that doesn't assume the reader has been flashing since 1.0 would be nice for people like me who are just coming aboard and want to get involved without bricking their phone.

My biggest problem with the phone, even though I don't even have it is AT&T, and their stupid lockdown and bloatware. That's going first thing!
[Captivate General] rajendra82:
10 Char = X
[Captivate General] rajendra82:
You can do all sorts of crazy things or be conservative, like me. Usually all I do is put on a stock Samsung+AT&T ROM, root, allow sideloading, delete bloatware, and install a stable lagfix like Voodoo. That gets me to 90% of the performance of the far out ROMS, with very little risk. I have never strongly felt the urge to have HSUPA, as I am around WiFi when stationary almost all day, and tethering and Mobile AP, which are not critical for me, because I use public WiFi with my laptop, and I already have a wireless router at home.
[Captivate General] sold1erjjt:
KK newb question, what the heck is "10 char"?
[Captivate General] BL4zD:
A lot of forums require a minimum number of characters in a post before posting your reply. Some members just type random or nonesense to get to that number...that is, "10char" or "xxxxx" or whatever so their post will show up.

The main thing that confuses me about this thread is the apparent morphing of an OS that is open-sourced into thinking indie devs possess the source code. It's been stated a couple times already, but evidently needs repeating, we'll get more development when the devs have the source code for what they want to do instead of having to hack together whatever they can.
[Captivate General] jamina1:
Yeah, AT&T's data pricing structure is totally ridiculous. $15 for 200 megabytes? That's like thanking someone for cutting off your leg. So stupid, and they do it only because they know they'll make a killing on it.
[Captivate General] vbhines:
Please see updated OP.
[Android Software Development] jackstuard:
Hi, I'm developing an app that uses android orientation sensor, it is a service. However, I was using this app and I discover that it is responsible for draining my battery.

Any developer has any tip for saving battery when using this orientation sensors?
[Captivate Themes and Apps] Krad:
check it out. for eclair.. not sure if it is for froyo.. best compatiablitiy so far for me.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=717544
[Captivate Themes and Apps] MikeyMike01:
There's one out there for FroYo, that has working multitouch. I don't remember where I found it, but I changed the color to green and used it in the ROM in my signature. You could use it from there.
[TG01 General] Pere:
>>>>>>>>TG01 ROM survey. Please participate!<<<<<<<<

I'm pleased in present the first TG01 ROM survey, with the goal of going beyond previous polls and knowing better our device and its ROMS

Here you have the Survey form:

http://TG01survey01.questionpro.com

And here you can follow the results:

http://questionpro.com/s/1-1066100-1927828

Thread becomes open to your questions, comments and suggestions.. and please participate!
[TG01 General] Pere:
I'm pleased in present the first TG01 ROM survey, with the goal of going beyond previous polls and knowing better our device and its ROMS

Here you have the Survey form:

http://TG01survey01.questionpro.com

And here you can follow the results:

http://questionpro.com/s/1-1066100-1927828

Thread becomes open to your questions, comments and suggestions.. and please participate!
[TG01 General] mirolg:
ola pere,

very good idea. thank you for your really hard work!!!

i have make a link on my miROM world site too
[TG01 General] mirolg:
can you make a statistic with cooks and hers ROMS as summary.

and

what ROM relase user has actual on tg01
[TG01 General] Pere:
Really?

One of the first participants on the survey has been someone from Poland (Region Warszawa) who has tested and validated

all

the long list of ROMS

I really can't believe it! Perhaps it has been a mistake. If you really did t, you deserve a medal!

Please confirm here on by PM in order to maintain or delete your survey form. It's the only Polish response up to now...

Best Regards
[TG01 General] EVEALEX62:
hi Pere, same comments than my friend MiroLg ! I answered ;)
[TG01 General] mirolg:
and i have see= 0 Italian, but nunzioROM has all poor. i think the most give points from antipathi or sympathi. the same is feropontROM and most of my or evealexROM has poore points.
[TG01 General] EVEALEX62:
but I think it can be better if person are connected ;) because I think one persons say "poor" at all ROM for exemple ....
[TG01 General] EVEALEX62:
Yes my friend same remarque at the same time ;)
[TG01 General] mirolg:
yes, i think you have right!

have a good week, my friend!
[TG01 General] EVEALEX62:
I have post the link to this thread on http://toshiba-tg01.forumactif.com/ ;)
[TG01 General] Pere:
First of all, thank you for your collaboration.

1) Regarding first Miro's suggestion, I've add a question regarding the present ROM

2) What do you mean with " It can be better if person are connected because I think one persons say "poor" at all ROM for example"?

If you want, I can add a field for the Xdadev nick, but I think it's not strictly necessary

I've just detected an answer like you say , as commented previously and I´ll delete his/her answer to be fair. The other answers are average. Obviously people can lie (it's just a survey) but I don't know why....

Best Regards
[TG01 General] Pere:
Included Radio 5001.0300.76 ( I didn't know it) and Vodafone as usual provider

Please link the survey on your local TG01 forums( I already did it on TodopocketPC http://todopocketpc.com/ )

More completed surveys will mean more information regarding our device
[TG01 General] Drbeckman:
EVEALEX Sense V2 is not in the list.