yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Streak 5 Android Development] Krisbo:
Hi all,

This was originally posted over at Modaco by user Ced62. For me, this has fixed the problems with some settings in Steve's rom as well as fixing the calendar.

I just installed with clockworkmod, no wipe for me but I won't be help responsible if you lose all of your data or brick your phone.

Kris
[Streak 5 Android Development] peppi.nl:
That hits the spot. Thanks!

This is what clockwork does:
[Streak 5 Android Development] ipguy:
Perfect. Thx
[Streak 5 Android Development] puchg350:
Thanks for the post. I found calendar has lines, the setting menu in Japanese, brightness adjustment works, and maybe some other things that I do not notice.

But front camera still does not appear, Youtube rotation issue still remains.
[Streak 5 Android Development] macsga:
Compass app still resets my Dell Streak. Actually works as it should for 5" and then resets. If anyone comes up with an idea it would be great :)
[Streak 5 Android Development] tavella:
This fixed the issue where the Clock app and Beautiful Weather widget wasn't able to lookup my GPS/Geo location to find my weather. Thank you again.
[Streak 5 Android Development] xilpaxim:
If I get the settings menu in Japanese, is it easy to revert back to English? I haven't installed this yet, but plan to later this afternoon.
[Streak 5 Android Development] pontahk:
thx for your post. good job.
[Streak 5 Android Development] rob_uomotigre:
sorry but hotspot wifi still dont work ....

i see "error" after i try again to start but dont see wifi connection aviable..

i tink is a bug because in the 1.4.6 work perfect...

sorry for the incorrect english...

by and thanks!
[Streak 5 Android Development] Doctor_Watson:
Original post is here: http://android.modaco.com/index.php?s=&showtopic=325889&view=findpost&p=1516308

Instructions include:

1) downloading the .zip and placing it on the SD card

2) booting into clockwork (exactly like you do to flash the ROM) but

3) choose to install an update from a zip file.

4) Then choose the zip file manually from the sd card.

5) Remember, after the install in complete, pressing the power button will bring you to the previous menu and allow you to reboot gracefully.
[Streak 5 Android Development] Hedi86:
Works for 1.5.1 too.

greez
[Vibrant General] leechdweler:
Just scored 0.12 mbps on download and 0.10 on upload.

How can I improve this ? Make my phone faster
[Vibrant General] shrty4luv:
going to need more info about your phone...ex...version,rooted or non rooted,any kernel...like that...
[Vibrant General] shrty4luv:
just did mine and it was 2.53 dl and 1.08 up...with nero3 beta...
[Vibrant General] ZX3ZX4:
...and are you using Speedtest to measure 3G or your wifi or what?

I'm sitting in my house right now in a major metropolitan area and the 3G speed on my stock Vibrant is about 4.2 Mbps down and 1.8 Mbps up. When I turn on the phone's wifi connection to my Fios network, I get about 22-24 Mbps down and about 3-4 Mbps up. If I move around or go outside, these speeds will vary.
[Vibrant General] Chalup:
It appears as though you have exceeded the 5gb data limit. After this billing cycle is over, your connection will return to normal. ;)
[Vibrant General] leechdweler:
Ya that might b it. I'll run it again when billing cycle ends

Thanks
[Vibrant General] reuthermonkey:
You should know. You would have gotten a text.

Jesus...
[Vibrant General] Paging Dr B:
Or you can reboot and try again. You also might be in an area with a high amount of data traffic. For example when i'm at disneyland, I get full bars but my data speeds are crazy slow. It's probably the same when at a sporting event. 40k people and at least half of them with smart phones trying to access the internets will cause a slow down. But like the other guys said, we're going to need more information.
[Vibrant General] demize!:
Ditto, sounds like your being throttled. Try it on wifi. Remember, download **** on wifi if you can. Don't go rom crazy on 3G.

Don't blame me, blame my keyboard's autocorrection algorithm.
[Vibrant General] Gomjabar:
Recently I was in phoenix and the 3g was full bars buy totally unreliable. I switched to edge and it was three times faster than hspa :)

You might want to switch to only gsm network and see if that helps
[Vibrant General] goldeman:
So if the phone can get those speeds over wifi would I get those speeds over 3g/4g if it were available?
[Vibrant General] Paging Dr B:
No. The fastest you will see from this phone is a little over 5Mb's down (in near perfect conditions) and i'm not sure about upload but the fastest i've ever had was 1.8Mb up.
[Vibrant General] goldeman:
Even if it were available over the T-Mobile ? Why or why not...just trying to get a better understanding as to why over wifi and not over the network IF it were available
[Vibrant General] dawsoju:
Agreed! The vibrant is not a HSPA+ device meaning it is not "4G"
[Vibrant General] brian_v3ntura:
kinda need more. did you have WAYY higher data speeds before? your problem could be 1 of 2 things...maybe both.

1)Bad coverage

2)data throttle

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=872570

check my thread about a temporary fix for throttling. its just easy as changing the APNs. i'm working on a permanent fix by creating a services.jar mod,but its not working out so well.
[Vibrant General] rjmfa:
This is ungodly slow? 4 speed

1.36 Mps download. An.. 10 upload

Text me at 4177639597 plz anyone? I'm running Htc Cdma Rooted Hero w / Modaco Rom
[Vibrant General] brian_v3ntura:
thats sprint tho....this is tmobile.

AND to the OP,this are the speeds im getting now.... 12pm Dec 26,2010
[Vibrant General] Mattymat:
How are you getting that high of internet speeds using your FIOS network? I have FIOS 30Mbps download and 15Mbps upload, and the highest download speed I've gotten on my Vibrant is 13Mbps. I am using a D-Link Wireless N Router (2.4 and 5ghz) which consistently gives my wireless computers 30Mbps, but not my cell phone.

I'm curious to hear what radio you're using and your current setup (router, router settings, service plan, phone settings, etc). If anyone else has any ideas, please let me know what you're doing to get above 13Mbps on Wifi.

- Mat
[Vibrant General] rjwisniewski:
Just did mine in New Port Richey, Florida.

5.73 Mbps Download

1.48 Mbps Upload
[Vibrant General] Mattymat:
I believe our phones are capable of 7.2Mbps download on our Hsdpa network connection. Most of the new t-mobile phones that are coming out are capable of about double the download and upload speeds that we can actually achieve.

- Mat
[Android Apps and Games] diehard2222:
Why is the developer of this decent psx emulator charging android users for an update?? Isnt that like scamming?

Version 2 of psx4droid gives more fps but at the expense of sfx... so whats the deal seriously?
[Epic 4G General] dannyniceboy:
Does epic have a built in recovery mode?
[Epic 4G General] TX2000:
Not this aggan .. if you read the stickies you should get an answer.....

LEARN TO READ!
[Epic 4G General] NYYFan325:
yes you have to power off and press up up down down left right left right b a select start

.... or something like that :P
[Epic 4G General] dannyniceboy:
Is this how to load froyo on to your epic because I cant find any threads explaining how to put it on my phone.
[Epic 4G General] dannyniceboy:
it says i need odin? does that load odin?
[Epic 4G General] Cam3ron1:
Have u read the wiki? Are u rooted? click here for wiki do some research before must install clockwork after rootng....don't forget samsung drivers for your computer.
[Epic 4G General] Cam3ron1:
Read the wiki
[Epic 4G General] dannyniceboy:
thanks man! i really love this phone. I am trying to build a rom, I have htis image but I dont really know where to go from here
[Epic 4G General] TX2000:
Did you downloaded the android sdk
[Epic 4G General] Cam3ron1:
Wait u don't even know how to load a rom and u wanna build one? U know linux or something?
[Epic 4G General] dannyniceboy:
do i need that for a rom? how od you download linux on windows
[Epic 4G General] amoneyx420:
This is gonna b awesome :)
[Epic 4G General] decalex:
I call bs.

Sent from the future.
[Epic 4G General] Cam3ron1:
Linux is a operating system like windows u cant download linux on windows u cant just come here knowing nothing and build a rom. Read th wiki for installation instructions!! http://xdaforums.com/wiki/index.php?title=Samsung_Galaxy_S/SPH-D700
[Epic 4G General] Cam3ron1:
Wow.
[Epic 4G General] dannyniceboy:
"I call bs"

wtf dude just because i dont know how to program linux doesnt mean i cant make a rom I am willing to learn
[Epic 4G General] NYYFan325:
Look into a program called vmware workstation and you can actually use that to install linux within windows
[Epic 4G General] TX2000:
Try virtualbox is free and is about good as vmware
[Epic 4G General] ragnarokx:
+1

on the entire thread - yous trollin
[Epic 4G General] Cam3ron1:
For sure dude! Lol
[Epic 4G General] Cam3ron1:
Ok here's the deal you know how we always wipe out data cache and dalvik....well I was wondering is there anyway we can reformat the phone itself just to get all the ****(extra data )from all different roms being flashed out of it. I don't know if this exists but it might be a good idea to help with speed. The reason I think this is possible is because when flashing viper rom 3.0.2 it says lag fix is already installed when I tryto install and when I try to repair or remove it says its working fine but the quadrant isn't affected and lagfix is still red in the viper app. Must be stuck in memory somewhere....is this possible?
[Epic 4G General] BThomas22x:
nah i probably had a file in there that shouldn't have been in there... did you flash the a2sd files as well?
[Epic 4G General] Cam3ron1:
Nope just the rom
[Epic 4G General] Cam3ron1:
Wiped and installed like 3 times still laggy so im back on bonsai is there anyway to ise viper lagfix on other roms?? And theres no way for files to pile up in the flash mem of the phone at all
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xposed777:
Hi, I'm having this problem that If someone calls me or texts me I wont receive either. The only way is if they dial 1 first then the number. How do I fix this on the phone. I have a MT4G of course. Thank you
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borodin1:
This is really weird. Try clearing data/cache in phone and contacts apps. If that doesn't help- call T-mo? This doesn't even sound like a phone problem, to be honest, more like a service issue.

Good luck.
[Android] merwin:
I have a Garminfone and have done a lot of Rom hacking with it so far, enough that I want to port cyanogen to it now. In the config.gz file there are references to Garmin specific items... how do I go about figuring what is included in the kernel and if the stock one might work with the right config settings. I know that they load a few ko modules at boot, but I don't know the requirements for when they must release kernel sources and what to do with it if they do.

I know they have released some in the past for the a10 but not the a50, and none for the 2.1 build.

I do know that they use the 2.6.29 kernel so is there a chance that I could use the current kernel with froyo?

Any assistance would be appreciated.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SoFaKiNgStOkeD:
Is it possible to somehow install, flash, or is there an APK for a better unlock for the stock 2.2 Vibrant ROM. I can't stand the long swipe and the lame puzzle unlock on this phone. The stock simple Froyo unlock would be fine. I don't want to change ROMs, so am I just stuck with this unlock? Any help would be great! Thanks.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anomalous3:
I posted one

here recently. Only works on deodexed builds though. I actually had an odexed install of JK6 running last night and tried to odex it but dexopt-wrapper doesn't seem to come with JK6.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Z51:
i use the goto lockscreen. from the market. check it out I LOVE it
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] member7:
Hi all! :D

Is it possible to install official ROM with CWM ? Now i need to flash my SGS to XXJPU but, odin doesn't work with this ROM and flash with heimdall block at logo galaxy S GT i9000.v:confused:

Thanks. Sorry for my bad english. :p
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snapper.fishes:
Don't think so. They are not in the same format.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gtg2:
JPU is from samsung but it's not an official release. You should be able to flash it using odin. Check the general threads for the JPU discussion.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] member7:
Odin give me runtime error with this rom. All other roms working fine with odin. I ve tried vr 2008 and 2010 but no success.
[Fascinate General] mexiken:
For those of you wondering what phones will and will not get Gingerbread, or the tards (or just diehard wishful thinkers) that think Verizon will just skip right over FroYo and go to Gingerbread, this is an official quote from Verizon:

"Google's just-announced Gingerbread software is generating buzz in the media.

Initially, it is not available on the Verizon Wireless lineup of Android phones.

BUT ... we're working with Google as they release source code for device manufacturers to begin integration. We are also assessing which devices will get Gingerbread within the coming months.

Stay tuned - more information will be available soon."

So that means, they won't even begin ASSESSING what phones receive the updates for MONTHS. Not days, not weeks, MONTHS. So those hoping to see Gingerbread anytime soon, well, sorry to burst your bubble, but its not happening. Those thinking FroYo was delayed to bake its bug fixes into Ginger, well, they'd have to delay it for months. Lets hope this is not the case....

Don't ask where I got the quote from....'tis not your concern
[Fascinate General] slvrevoix:
No
[Fascinate General] imnuts:
It could also mean be interpreted as they are assessing the devices now to have the update(s) rolled out in the coming months. Either way, I say end of March would be the soonest any device would see an official update, likely going to be over half-way through the year with LTE devices being released before most have Gingerbread though.
[Fascinate General] mexiken:
Assess how ???? There is no source code to work with, the OEM's have not released Gingerbread builds as Googlele hasn't dropped any into AOSP yet (correct me if I'm wrong), so how would you like Samsung or Motorola to like working on builds when they don't have the source code ???? And even if they did, they won't bother working on the next build UNTIL a carrier requests for them to. They don't just start devoting resources to developing a build that may never be released....

This is unfortunately just again, hopeful wishing and you trying to justify accordingly. I don't know why I bother :rolleyes: :(

I promise you, you won't see any Verizon devices with official Gingerbread builds until April/May at the earliest. They decide what phones are going to have it, then they turn it and a bug fix list over to the OEM, and they will wait for builds. Then, they get builds and start testing, which can take another few months.

At least you're not still hoping they'll skip over FroYo and straight to this....
[Fascinate General] rmtobler:
Who really cares about gingerbread anyway. I'm very satisfied with DJ05 update, roms/kernals/themes. I can now wait patiently for froyo and... not even concern myself with when/where gingerbread will be released.
[Fascinate General] imnuts:
I never said they were skipping Froyo :confused:

I'm just saying there are two ways you could read their statement. A better way to word it in the manner that you are stating it would be something like "In the coming months, we will be assessing which devices will get Gingerbread".

To me, the way it is worded means more that they put their devices that are out in a line and pick which they will update and which they won't, then put a timeline on when they'd like to see the updates start coming.

To say that OEMs don't have code for Gingerbread right now, especially Samsung, seems a little naive really. We may not have source code, but I can't imagine Google not sharing it with OEM partners so that they can start working with it.

Truthfully, I couldn't care less when the update arrives as I'll probably wait to see what the developers can do with it before updating. But this doesn't say anything about when any device will receive the update and what devices won't get it. It just says that we have a few months before we are likely to see it in any official form, and I don't think anyone was expecting it any sooner, especially from Big Red.
[Fascinate General] mexiken:
Samsung has code obviously, without it, they couldn't have built the Nexus S. And I doubt Google builds the "Nexus" software because of all the little nuances of the code interacting with drivers and so forth (RIL ring a bell????), but I could be wrong, I don't work for either Google or Samsung.

I doubt the other OEM's have any builds running yet, as evidenced by the very first reference to builds, where they say that they are working with OEM's AS GOOGLE releases source code for them to integrate into their phones, but people can take it for what they wish.

I just put the quote out there verbatim. Do with it what you will.
[Fascinate General] deaffob:
Actually I don't know how many times this has been said. Google releases their OS source not so long after their press release. It is the OEMs who have to release their kernel for us to develop anything. We've had 2.3 code for awhile now but we don't have kernel. They just released Nexus One kernel like yesterday so they'll get it pretty soon. People, Google's OS code and OEM kernel are two different things. We always had code source pretty fast at hand.
[Fascinate General] Falcyn:
The fact that I'm super-skeptical of these unsourced-but-supposedly-from-Verizon quotes aside, I think imnuts has a point here.

According to the rules of grammar, he's right. The order matters: since the clause "will get gingerbread within the coming months" comes after "which devices," not "we are assessing," it refers to the former. Had the quote been "We are also assessing within the coming months which devices will get Gingerbread," then it would be the other way around.

But that aside, even more importantly, saying a process will happen "within the coming months" doesn't mean that the process won't start for months. It means something is likely to be ongoing and could be done within one month, six months, or anything in between (or longer). Ultimately, that's the kind of wording people use when they want to remain intentionally vague, and we really can't read a timeline one way or the other from it. Especially when it comes to mobile carriers and software updates.

Well, for starters, Samsung obviously has had the 2.3 source code for quite some time considering they have a Gingerbread phone coming out tomorrow. We also know Motorola has the 3.0 code seeing as how they're working on at least one already-functional Honeycomb device. The only one we can say definitely doesn't have 2.3 is LG, because they said so (though they also said 2.3 required a 1ghz processor in the same breath, which turned out to be a complete lie, so it's hard to trust them). But clearly, AOSP gets the code just a tad later than at least some OEMs do.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heyredy141:
Is personalized voice recognition option for voice search available in Canada? I am asking this cause I downloaded the update successfully but don't see that option for me.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gravufo:
I too installed the update, but not quite sure how it works...is it automatic? Do we have something to configure? Presets?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djmasque:
US only at this stage. Hopefull someone can mod the app
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cmstlist:
I don't know what variable it uses to decide. I tried setting it to US English but that doesn't help.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heyredy141:
I tried that too and that doesn't help. I am not sure if the us market version is different from canadian one or if it is using ip address to determine the location. Can some from us post the apk please?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gravufo:
I think the apk is the same, it probably is just looking at our location based on the wireless network we're connected to or based on the GPS (i would tend to think it's more the first one :P )

That kinda sucks though... I mean, our English isn't so complicated, it's not such a big difference like UK English and US English...yeah, we do say "eh" quite often, but... :D
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johoja:
Using market enabler , and selecting a US Carrier will enable the voice features ( it uses the same checking mechanism as the market uses to see what country you are in so basically the MCC on the currently connected network)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uansari1:
Just so you guys know..after playing with it for a bit in a few different environments, it still pales in comparison to Vlingo. I think Google should just buy them out, because at this rate it will be a long time before voice actions in different areas of the phone are efficient enough for regular use.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] codesplice:
I've had pretty good results with Google's Voice Search - and that was before this update. Having used Vlingo as well before, I stick with Voice Search - it's nice to have the capability built into the OS itself without having to use an add-on application, and the difference in performance in minimal (at least for me and how I use it).
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChongoDroid:
Thought I was losing my mind... s'all good tho voice search is scary accurate already if you talk like the guy in the demo video :P its great for people who are good at impressions... I'm actually not kidding either. I've blown away iNoobs with it plenty of times
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mhousser:
So this explains it. Using a T-Mobile Vibrant in Vancouver on a different network.. and for the life of me I can't get the 'Personalized Recognition' settings to appear.

It's VERY frustrating to hear that it's US-locked. Hell, half of the US barely speaks English as far as I can tell. =P

No workaround for this yet, I see.. sigh. :(
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] codesplice:
I imagine that's why they're test-releasing it in the US - a form of stress-testing. If it can handle all the different dialects and malformed sentences, it shouldn't be hard to get it to work where most of the people speak properly.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gravufo:
True, I get the voice thingy to work perfectly 99% of the time, whether it's in French or English, whereas most of the people here have a certain accent in both French and English and it probably works closer to 50% for them :P
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xiiilence:
Hi guys, I'm new here! And to the Android scene in general. Before you ask, I've been trying to use the search function, but unfortunately it says try 10 minutes later, and it said that around 15 minutes ago...

I've recently taken interest in Darkyy's 5.4 rom, but I understand with most custom made things, there can be bugs involved, and I want to prepare for the worst case scenario and be able to flash back to the original firmware, so I've got a few questions.

1)I was just wondering, which firmware is the one I need?

I live in Australia, and I am on the 3 network, and have recently updated to 2.2 officially via KIES.

If it matters, I've also rooted and voodoo one click lagfixed it, along with officially unlocked the phone via the 3 network.

PDA: I9000HVJP4

PHONE: I9000HVJP3

CSC: I9000HUTJP4

2) If I reflash original firmware, will the phone still be unlocked, or will I have to unlock the phone again with 3? I'm pretty sure they keep records of that stuff... so will they be willing to do it again for me if that is the case? Or will it not relock itself?

Thanks guys!