yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[About XDA developers] cajunflavoredbob:
You get a basket full of puppies.
[About XDA developers] mrpaulc:
THAT'S WHY I CANT SEE IT!! I haven't posted 5 times!! Thanks Dave! Huge help! I thought I was a f'n ratard.
[About XDA developers] mrpaulc:
I learned this from Dave above. Thanks again Dave!

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[About XDA developers] pa64:
No "Thanks" button in XDA classic.

There is no "Thanks" button in the XDA classic skin.

Is there any plan to add it?

Thanks.
[About XDA developers] cajunflavoredbob:
Nope. Use 2010 layout.
[About XDA developers] gtabspring:
nice idea :)
[About XDA developers] dublinz:
interesting....i like to use thanx button, so people could know that they helped someone (e.g me)
[About XDA developers] realphoenikx:
+1 for Google search. I was wondering where the damn thanks button was untill I found this discussion...
[About XDA developers] Airdawg5571:
Hi Guys. I don't know if this only happens to me or it's a bug. I can't find the Thanks button. I know it should be at the end of the post, next to Quote, Reply, etc., but it's simply not visible. There's a "ghost" link there, but the button itself is not visible. I'm using the XDA2010 theme btw. Tested in Chrome and Firefox.

L.E.: Nevermind. Appeared after the first post.
[About XDA developers] mjkeliher:
5 posts? Somewhere else I read that just one was necessary. Testing...
[About XDA developers] ifumi:
oh, i see. that's why it's invicible to me :)
[About XDA developers] yzfr1kong:
a great way to thank the developers for their hard work. of course the best way is to donate a token amount of money.
[About XDA developers] coopaclown:
I'll say thanks here, since I can't click thanks yet.
[About XDA developers] samsungi780philippines:
nice idea.....wow
[About XDA developers] roofrider:
Lol!

I would like to know that too.

And at what point does the meter overflow? At 10k thanks?
[About XDA developers] DaveShaw:
It just looks full when you get to 10,000.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=19656097#post19656097

I'll ask the admins, as there are a few users in the 6,000 - 7,000 range.

Thanks,

Dave
[About XDA developers] roofrider:
Oooo nice, that's the first time I'm coming across the 10k mike :) thanks.

But at what rate does it fill up?

Cuz if it's full at around 8K thanks...then what I'm showing at 100 is not right.
[About XDA developers] kevin2516:
Its weird, I think 500+ was 4 bars, 1001 is 6 bars, and then I duno
[About XDA developers] DaveShaw:
I think it is Logarithmic.

It fills up quickly at first and then slows down towards the end.

Dave
[About XDA developers] silhouette_blacktea:
thanks..

i understand now
[About XDA developers] eoghan2t7:
Can we have the amount of thanks increased from 5 to something else because i dont think 5 thanks per 24 hours is enough especially on a forum like XDA were the amount of support you get can make you say thanks via the button alot.
[About XDA developers] cajunflavoredbob:
It is only five thanks per day to make sure you are only thanking people who really deserve it and to make sure some users do not abuse the system.
[About XDA developers] roofrider:
Yea, nowadays it's like "help me and I'll hit the thanks button for the next 10 days" :D
[About XDA developers] googy76:
I have gotten a lot of help from these forums, I'd like to say thanks! Hopefully my thanks button will appear soon!
[About XDA developers] Ron-ski:
I'd like to say thanks to some posts on here, but couldn't find the button, did a Google search and found this thread, and hence the answer.

I also needed to post in a rom thread, but couldn't <10 posts!

Luckily someone posted the exact same question I had a few days later, and my question was answered, but I couldn't thank the person that answered, most annoying :mad:
[About XDA developers] bunch7:
Same here. Furthermore, after failing to post here only I realized that my account wasn't activated until now! How noob of me :o

BTW this forum is really a life saver for me using android on SGSII for the first time! Thank you all devs, thank you all!

p/s: I'm now working hard to reach 5 posts in order to make the thanks button appear. Muahahahaha....
[About XDA developers] twospirits:
While its understandable to a certain extent that folks can abuse the system, I do find the limit of just 5 thanks a day very limiting.

The way I see it is, its better to have a post with more thanks given by way of the thanks button than a thread full of written out thanks which just add to the thread being bloated with needless conversation. This will keep the thread on course and does not require the reader to have to go through so many postings that really do not add to the conversation/instructions/development at hand.

TS
[About XDA developers] Ron-ski:
No need to, the thanks button has appeared and those posts that needed thanking have been thanked :)

And thanks to whoever made it appear to.
[About XDA developers] MikeChannon:
Summary:

The Thanks button and meters only appears using the 2010 style not the Classic theme (there is a drop down box, bottom left of forum pages to change the style).

The thanks button does not show until after you have started posting,

Only one post is needed to allow the Thanks Button to show, but there can be a server delay meaning you may not see it until you have made a few posts or until the next time you login.

There are no plans to increase the thanks limit from 5 per day. This is set relatively low to prevent abuse and also to encourage some selectivity about when you choose to use the button.

The thanks bar fills quickly at first, but when your thanks count gets higher the bar fills more slowly.

We cannot alter your thanks count. Sometimes when posts are deleted / merged your thanks count will decrease. If a User has two accounts which are merged to adhere to our rule of one account per User, the thanks count may not reflect the total of the original accounts. We have no easy / practicable way of correcting this.

We discourage Users from soliciting Thanks and they should never be required in return for providing replies or anything else. The same rules that apply to Donations apply to Thanks, they should be given freely and without pressure / obligation.
[About XDA developers] Fulaeetoy:
Also available on tapatalk. Nice.

- Sent from Android Mobile
[About XDA developers] brunomirjanic:
Good idea, so when you get help needed you just press thanks button
[About XDA developers] quiggles:
WTF?

Alright made a couple posts last night to get my five for the thanks meter and none of them showed up. So, yeah, WTF?:confused:
[About XDA developers] cajunflavoredbob:
If you're just posting spam to get your post count up, then you were probably reported and had your posts removed.
[About XDA developers] aapman88:
i had two thanks, not sure for which post, but they gone now. Anyone an idea how this could have happend?
[About XDA developers] MikeChannon:
Maybe the thanked posts got deleted. It can happen and if someone has been thank many times in a long thread which then gets deleted, they can lose many thanks in one go.

Then again, maybe it's because we know you are the sorta guy who really isn't bothered about his thanks count:D;)
[About XDA developers] aapman88:
ghehe, i guess thanks
[About XDA developers] R23PO:
thanks

so if I click the thanks button will it tell the person that I sent them a thanks? because I would like for certain users to know they helped me and I'm appreciative.
[About XDA developers] DaveShaw:
No it won't. Unless the users searches for whose thanked them.
[About XDA developers] ohjay93:
Why does one need to post before thanking?

I am a silent user, it is not often I have something to contribute with, but I am still immensely grateful for all the effort the devs are putting in.

How come I must post something and spam the forum (this message) in order to thank my favorite devs?
[About XDA developers] workdowg:
this is my question also. Yet, I think when "they" go over your first 10 posts, they will disregard this one.....
[About XDA developers] cajunflavoredbob:
If you spam the forum to circumvent the rules, you will have your posts deleted or your account suspended.
[About XDA developers] pa1nk1ller:
If you only have to say thank you.

Hit the thanks button.
[About XDA developers] Dimitris CH:
Can I cancel a thanks that I gave by mistake while trying to quote a post?

In most fora I visit the quote button is the first from the left, so out of habit I pressed the thanks button without meaning to. :o
[About XDA developers] cajunflavoredbob:
It happens to me all the time. You can't take back a Thanks from someone.
[About XDA developers] Chris6100:
But if you have just joined you cant send Thanks. Atleast I cant see it on my screen.

Edit: Well I see it in here but not in the thread that I wanted to send Thanks.
[About XDA developers] Dimitris CH:
Pity....

Thanks for the info though. ;)
[About XDA developers] unank:
goog job ... thank you
[About XDA developers] MaZeeT:
Thanks for the information on how to get the thanks button to show

Their are a lot of people i wanna thanks on this forum =)
[About XDA developers] m3karaca:
very good idea
[About XDA developers] l1ttle_wing:
Been wondering why I can't thank ppl - need to have made a post first! Time to start handing out more thanks than I can remember...
[About XDA developers] domseg:
oh my god! I have three days looking for the thanks buttom! I don't get the five post limitation.
[About XDA developers] Marucins:
It is a very good idea!
[About XDA developers] Bad Boy Sammy:
I'm also glad I finally found this thread, I've been downloading and trying LOADS of different ROM's without being able to leave any thanks! Now (hopefully) I'll be able to do that, although I fully agree with a lot of posters on this thread; why must I post something.....anything, just so I can leave thanks to all the dev's that have gave me great pleasure and guidance over the last few months??!!!!! :confused::confused::confused:
[About XDA developers] bezze68:
Good idea+1 haha
[About XDA developers] zakmak:
Also we are not permitted to post to development-related forums if we have less than 10 posts :/
[About XDA developers] cajunflavoredbob:
Questions do not belong in the dev fora. Ask your questions in the Q&A or General fora for your device.
[About XDA developers] zakmak:
Actually I didn't want to ask anything. I just want to mention about broken (ROM) link but problem is solved.

Thanks anyway.

btw "Thanks Button" showed up after first message.
[About XDA developers] cajunflavoredbob:
PM the dev for something like that.
[About XDA developers] khngpham:
hello
[About XDA developers] eejjay:
thanks for this useful post..:confused:
[About XDA developers] Swammy1979:
Thank you very much. I was wondering the same thing myself...I have several posts I would like to thank, and have to this point been unable to do so. Thanks! :p
[About XDA developers] happiers07:
yes good Idea!!!

good reputation button
[About XDA developers] RipD:
heh, i'd like to thank someone so much i'm willing to make an account and post stuff just to be able to see the thanks button.
[About XDA developers] the.ptr:
very usefull

tanks now i know how it works
[About XDA developers] WarriorDaddy:
Excellent! I will use it often!
[About XDA developers] irocketeer:
THANKS!!! because i'm new here, i'm very confused and stuff. fortunately, there are many people who can help and many to thank :D
[About XDA developers] mikef:
Glad this was implemented, I am sure bob will think I am a thanks whore and he is right :D but I am glad to be able to show people that I appreciate them. Especially bob for his earlier post confirming what I suspected, each thanks renews itself apart from the others.

I have been watching the thanks bar and it seems like it there is an issue with the 5th bar. I have 4, I have seen tinky1 has 926 thanks with 4 bars, but I read earlier and it looks right from a quick check that after 1001 thanks it goes to 6 bars? Seems like it should go to 5 bars at about 750 thanks to be in line with the progression?
[About XDA developers] cajunflavoredbob:
If you're doing it for titles and thanks, then you're doing it for the wrong reasons.
[About XDA developers] mikef:
Not the reasons I am doing it, I spend incessant hours here because I love the community. Not everyone has to have the same motivations. I just noticed that the progression on the meter wasn't as expected in the middle area there. Not a big deal.
[About XDA developers] BigMagoo:
Thanks

Keep doing what you guys are doing and you'll keep getting my thanks!
[About XDA developers] ivangorrion:
This seems a bit silly seeing as the video and the top of the page on here said not to ever post and only post things that are vitally useful (respectively). But I can't seem to think of any other way to give thanks to the articles that have taken the last eight hours of my life (yes, I'm a slow reader) away I have no choice but to post this.

Thanks, orb3000, for your post as it was the first resource I found on how the thank button worked. I would hit the thank button after this post but I should probably give thanks to those others that I read first seeing as I can only give five a day.
[About XDA developers] cajunflavoredbob:
The limit is eight a day now. They renew on a rolling basis individually.
[About XDA developers] johnmia34:
is it associated with thank meter?
[About XDA developers] nitrojuga:
bingned 10

I love thank/like whatever buttons on forums. When people are browsing the thread, it's a sure sign that whatever information posted is beneficial to the community.
[About XDA developers] luckymouse17:
thanks meter would show how much his/her contribute in this forum , since i'm new here i want to learn many useful tips n tricks for my device, thanks for this forum
[About XDA developers] lupohirp_jr:
I love thanks buttons

My friend has 1984 thanks and I'm going to get more
[About XDA developers] zytron:
Wish there was an "unthanks" button too because I just managed to press it accidently whilst scrolling on the XDA android app
[About XDA developers] cabessius:
Think about the "thanks" button as a kiss. You can´t un-kiss somebody, even if you regret having done it.
[About XDA developers] gljiva:
That's good answer :)
[About XDA developers] The2Brain:
We have at some time a handy-faq.de Thanks button. This is very beneficial from spam posts and is keeping all the clearer and related topics.
[About XDA developers] FUZZY_BUNNY:
Thanks!

This is my first post--just writing it so I can use the Thanks button
[About XDA developers] Soldat0815:
Why do i need a Post to say thx:mad:
[About XDA developers] metteduch:
Thanks for the help :)
[About XDA developers] DiLeon:
Oh, that's the way it works :-) Thanks!
[About XDA developers] darthseven:
yeah it would be nice to take it back
[About XDA developers] kennyboyismr47:
Looking forward to seeing the thanks button after this post and using it...thank you.
[About XDA developers] orthanc77:
thanks

thanks for this, i was looking for the button, thought my browser blocked it or something.
[About XDA developers] y.ai7:
Well Thanks by Post!

I've had lots of useful information and ROMs from the forum - but thanks to not having posted before, can't post thanks!

So I shall inch forward to the 5 posts starting with this post :)

And thanks to http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1146601

and http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1429215 in particular
[About XDA developers] thra1982:
Also thanking for this info. Couldnt find the thanks button ;-)
[About XDA developers] nain18:
thanks for the info
[About XDA developers] Falcon36:
I use tapatalk. I don't see the thanks button. On my PC its there. i can push the button.
[About XDA developers] ronnie498:
On tapatalk just press the thread you want to thank, and you can click thanks
[About XDA developers] legendarydave:
In the same metaphoric boat. Thanks needs to be sent to kfazz from me. This is going to be my first post toward my thank you button

I apologize for posting this
[About XDA developers] b-17:
Thanks,

from an old man to all Guys doing so nice Work on this Forum.

:) :thumbup:
[About XDA developers] nccruz:
How do I put a thanks button on my posts??? I have 223 posts....
[About XDA developers] Deadly:
The site puts it for you:rolleyes: on all your 223 posts :eek:

It does great work.. let it do its work .. don't worry about it;)
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rrrracer:
I've used SetCPU in the past and have determined that my max stable clock speed is 113600; I've also read that using SetCPU to control clock speed can create some problems.

How would one go about manually overclocking the phone without using SetCPU? I was looking around in /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq and it looks like there are kernel settings there, just want to make sure I don't bork anything in the process :-)

Thanks in advance!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hypcrsy:
From my understanding is that if you get an overclock kernel it will basically run in the same fashion as your current kernel (as far as governing speed goes) except you'll have a higher max frequency.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RMarkwald:
SetCPU is the GUI to do what you are talking about... Are you looking to go past 1.113? I can only get to 1.113, but if I run Hyrda's OCOV kernel I can get to 1.15.

I would say if you don't know what you are doing, I wouldn't mess with it. Nandroid is handy if you do.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rrrracer:
I'm running invisiblek's #16 kernel but max clock speed is showing 998. Not trying to go over 1.13 but thought I read somewhere about being able to manually change it in the system files somewhere without using SetCPU.

IIRC the idea was to use SetCPU to determine your max stable clock speed, then change it manually in a system file somewhere and then not use SetCPU.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RMarkwald:
Try uninstalling/reinstalling setCPU. I've had issues every once in a while when flashing a new ROM, then doing the app only restore from a TI backup cause issues.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rrrracer:
Personally I can't say I've ever had any problems using SetCPU, but if there's a way to make it default to 1.13 without having another process running then I am all for it, thus my question. Just don't know where to change it :-)
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gahh Its Lee:
I can tell you i am 99.9% sure that you were right with the file location in your first post.

If you check chads thread SOMEWHERE in there i think its mentioned... Sorry to say but i have no idea where.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] setexascustoms:
Here's a script that Ziggy wrote, you can edit it to your needs and flash it and fix permissions. Without editing it's set at 1.113GHz Interactive screen on and .384GHz Ondemand screen off if I remember correctly. It also has another tweak (memory management I believe?). But hey, it's a start. :D
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rrrracer:
Much appreciated guys, I will check out Chad's thread again and look at that script. I just don't see the need for SetCPU if I can just plug in my known stable values and roll it like that :-) Thanks again!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SteveG12543:
Fixed lol sorry :P

Sent from my Droid Incredible running Myn's Warm Two Point Two RLS4.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rrrracer:
LOL Blah! :-D
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trunksta:
I have tried editing those files and it does not seem to change the clock speed. Anyone who has successfully done it manually could you please list all the specific files. Also im going to examine the script that was linked and see if i can tweak it a bit. Ill post any findings here.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donnyp1:
I use the custom kernel #18 and setcpu, clocked to 1.115 easily with cm6.1. works awesome and smokin fast.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] setexascustoms:
I edited Ziggy's script using EditPad lite (free, just Google it) since I'm on Windows so as not to change the format. Flashed from recovery then fixed permission in Root Explorer. Worked like a charm. :D
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mohammed Shouman:
Hi guys, i have recently purchased a desire Z and i was wondering how it plays DivX files, i recently converted a D1 avi movie to a divx equivalent of res 720*480, however my gallery does not seem to recognize it, how can i play movies in gallery.

Also what are best available players for divx and avi right now?

Secondly i want to know about processor of desire Z if overclocked to 1 ghz should it be equal to the desire HD? or weaker? thanks
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] covers:
donload rockplayer. no need to convert
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lalalandrus:
remember to turn on hardware decoding which may be disabled by default. without it UBER lag
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mohammed Shouman:
i tried to play a file with extension .divx using rockplayer and it says the file cannot be played with system player?? what am i doing wrong i converted an avi file to a .divx 1 using divx convertor
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Frag1le:
Did you try Vplayer Beta yet?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] curbsam:
Go to Market and download arcmedia.

You don't need to convert the divx file. If you have space on your sd card you can put the 700mb film (or whatever size it is) on there and it'll play it, and resize automatically. The app also recognises subtitles.

You can then use twonkymedia to stream it to your tv via dlna.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steviewevie:
You can overclock it way past 1 GHz. A lot of people have found it's fine at 1.4 GHz, and some are even running 1.7 GHz or even higher !
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] habskilla:
Where is this hardware decoding option?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redpoint73:
Menu>Settings, Hardware Decoding Mode is near the bottom.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] habskilla:
thanks. I was trying to find the option in arcmedia.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Funkadelick:
Does anyone have any info regarding the froyo update for Bell Canada users ?

is it avail yet? via kies?

I haven't rooted or lag fixed - strictly stock here.

Whats the best way to back up all my apps -- can Titanium pro do this ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sp991:
Titanium Backup is one of the best IMO. But you'll need root acces to run it. If you want to know why! Because Titanium also back up your paid apps and system apps. Be carefull about system apps as you really don't want to restore them on a different firmware than the one they've been back up from. So make sure you only restore apps you really installed yourself. When you will be ready to restore your apps on froyo just go trough the list and make sure you uncheck any apps you don't know about cause it could cause you problem to restore gtalk from eclair on froyo (exemple). Once you start the restore process on Titanium Backup you won't be prompted for your approval for every application by android as you would be if using another program to restore them. TB will install all of them on his own and even restore their market link. Once complete just restart the phone and open the market to see all you installed apps again and be informed about available update.

This is really the best available program to back up and restore apps but you need a rooted phone. Don't worry about warranty you can always unroot a phone after your procedure.

Regarding the availability of froyo update just do a little research and you'll find an approximate date cause it's not there (officially) for now but should be soon.