yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Focus General] denispage:
You can boost the focus's volume

1 - PLUG YOUR EARPHONE

2 - ##634# TAPE CALL

3 - in diagnosis mode tape *#0002*28346#

4 - click GET on Device Gain

5 - in 'device gain' leave number 5, set 1500 (max) and -1100 (low)

6 - click set

7 - MAKE SURE AUDIENCE.CFG IS ON

reboot your phone (turn off, turn on)
[Focus General] kawgirlval69:
found a blueant x5i on ebay for like $40 and even has a mic attatchment.. sound is really good... worth the money...
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Gv2004:
Is there any way to port the Windows 7 Facebook app to the HTC HD2, it is completely different and runs a lot smoother then the current Facebook App for Windows 6.5
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Visionov:
Not really, no. It's like asking for an android or iphone app to be on windows mobile 6.5. It's completely different now. But I understand, it would be nice to have the same functionality the WP7 facebook has as it was made so recent as opposed to the older 6.5 version with a few things missing here and there, like a full view of who said what.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] supercurio:
Everything starts here :)

http://twitter.com/#!/dnaltews/status/14849739858116608

- already pushing a mirror to github -

Funny thing is that several GalaxyS developers found this non secret at all repository about 2 months ago, but we didn't knew back then that Nexus S will exist, neither how to use these sources.

Now we do !

What does it tells for us Galaxy S developers:

- we can borrow some bugfixes from the 2.6.35 kernel version, for all the Galaxy S phones

- we can study how the Nexus S drives the 512MB OneNAND device, using YAFFS2

- some of the closed components on Galaxy S kernel may be free now in Nexus S.

EDIT:

Nexus S kernel built for GalaxyS.

Boot, give you a shell. Nothing more. Can be use to analyze things ;)

http://project-voodoo.org/downloads/nexus-s-kernel-on-galaxy-s/

Reserved memory configuration

s5pv210: 37748736 bytes system memory reserved for mfc at 0x30a98000
s5pv210: 37748736 bytes system memory reserved for mfc at 0x40204000
s5pv210: 6291456 bytes system memory reserved for fimc0 at 0x42604000
s5pv210: 10137600 bytes system memory reserved for fimc1 at 0x42c04000
s5pv210: 6291456 bytes system memory reserved for fimc2 at 0x435af000
s5pv210: 8388608 bytes system memory reserved for jpeg at 0x32e98000
s5pv210: 4915200 bytes system memory reserved for fimd at 0x43baf000

Sources copied on github (it's not a real github mirror)

https://github.com/project-voodoo/linux_samsung

Messy initramfs

https://github.com/supercurio/nexuss_initramfs

I tweet a lot about sources analysis :

http://twitter.com/#!/supercurio
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] RambJoe:
:D

http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=kernel/samsung.git

So what does everyone make of this?

I'm on Windows atm, or I would diff to see the difference.

edit: Do they release the source for the rest of the ROM?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Daneshm90:
Now all we need is a dump from that phone :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dcarr622:
Do you think we might be able to see some of the Nexus S kernel, graphics, GPS improvements on Galaxy S soon?

Also, this doesn't provide the full ROM (i.e. Gingerbread source), just kernel/drivers right?

Only 2 more days until we can get a Nexus S dump though!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Rawat:
Nah man, we may have a dump in less than 12 hours time.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mr_at_sgs:
Waaaaaah nice. Like a chrismas gift. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lqaddict:
Amazing!!!

Sent from my nero powered Vibrant
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Razer(x):
That news was in the air. Gingerbread and Cyanogen Mod are getting closer
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Mortify1:
This will be awesome.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cesierra:
subscribed
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Chad_Petree:
Isnt the nexus s supossed to use ext 4?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] supercurio:
Ext4 for /system and /data, but parts are hosted on the OneNAND in YAFFS2
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xero2002:
Yup, Nexus S is EXT4. :)

Looking forward to a bright SGS future.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lbc420:
Sorry for beeing such a noob, but does this mean it might be possible to have a rom for SGS without the need for lagfixes for speed?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ashwinds:
lagfix is nothing but a file format change from RFS to ext4. So long as Galaxy S defaults to RFS, we need to change it to ext4 and it will be "called" a lagfix.

PS; and in Nexus S it WONT be called a lagfix because it is the default.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ale0crysis:
Thx Santa Claus :D

We want have Galaxy S first device with Gingerbread..ops sorry second device :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] diehard2222:
Please xda gods deliver us gingerbread....
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Dikiz:
nice,good news :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mosd:
Sorry for dumb question bit What is The meaning of this ? What can ett do with this kernel
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] zappaff:
Super c you're the man to brighten my day. We're looking forward to seeing your work on new kernel :)))
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] schafoO:
Moa in depth knowledge about previously hidden ...stuff^^

>better lagfixes

>possible vanilla gingerbread port from nexus s to sgs
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Rigolox:
Amazing news.

This means a lot of improvements in SGS.

NaCl u2
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] abhikhushi:
GIngerbread

when will we get full gingerbread in our sgs?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] DocRambone:
Thats the proper way Google: Release source BEFORE release of phone. Something for Samsung to learn here...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bilboa1:
What's funny is that we've all seen the sources before (without any Nexus branding inside, but the same code) and all though it was some other generic samsung device or just some generic samsung drops.

But nope :p it was Google. Looking a bit better at the commit would have shown it clearly (all the mails are @google). Ha, they've got us here lol.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xero2002:
When you port it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Toss3:
That would explain the low I/O score in quadrant(<1000). Any chance of porting voodoo to the nexus s, soundfix and all?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Rahulrulez:
Nexus S is nothing but the copy of SGS.. :D That means, we are getting gingerbread very soon :P
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bilboa1:
Not voodoo "lagfix" - the SGS uses ext4 everywhere because it's running on a FTL.. the nexus s only uses ext4 where there is one, else yaffs (or you'd kill your flash)

sound/sharpness etc are a diff story of course and these should be able to go in if not already there
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] spandsbab:
Can't wait for the gingerbread man:D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] supercurio:
I built a kernel you can use on your Galaxy S

Nothing fancy, just a shell ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ap1285:
supercurio, As I remember they Nexus S has updated Antenna and GPS chips. Do you think the kernel will work as it is on SGS with any modification in GPS drivers etc ?

Regards

amitp
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pjdona:
How does it work, Supercurio?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mosd:
Install on jpu? Where to find ? Does it make any diffrens
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] supercurio:
It's for developers only, it doens't boot any system ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mosd:
OK man thanks for work
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] titooo7:
There is a lot of people really obsessed with lagfixes…

The leaked XXJPU rom works without any lag even if you have more than 100apps installed, so for sure the next official firmware won't have lags, so why people is still asking about lagfixes???

I don't deny that a "lagfix" (we should start to call them custom kernel since there isn't any lag to fix) can improve the performance of the phone, but the phone already works perfectly without it on XXJPU and I guess it will be the same with next ROM’s. Please stop asking about lagfix or at least call it custom kernel!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bilboa1:
sharpness fix is really a must have tho :p

also BLN .. and UV are pretty high on my list of things to have ;-)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] gagadada:
All I want is getting rid off these Samsung/Kies dependency. I'd love to have plain Google stock Android incl. simple update procedure for the following versions as in "Update to blabla-Android version?"
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] smukc:
wow this is very nice :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] zoro33:
All you need is Nexus S ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mazsuper:
Thanks SC

Interesting reading
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ragin:
LOL

10 chars.....
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jaju123:
JPU rom requires no kies as it can do OTA updates.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] marv101:
Interesting - didn't know that :) Bout time!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] gagadada:
I just bought the Galaxy...but yes, never ever a "flavoured" phone.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] brunes:
Just as important as the kernel being out is the fact that AOSP Gingerbread is also due to be released any day now.

http://androidcommunity.com/android-2-3-gingerbread-to-appear-in-aosp-after-nexus-s-day-20101215/

All these Gingerbread themes are great and all but what I REALLY want gingerbread for is the Google Talk video chat integration so I can FINALLY make video calls to a desktop PC.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Razer(x):
There's gonna be no problem, once sources are released a rom will be out soon
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BA_Flash_GOD:
N/S Ginger-Sourced Sweetness is upon us my friends!

TWiz is finally almost gone, this is so great. Samsung will learn from this thread ten-fold from the greatness. Thanks all to devs that work on this, donations will be made in full! Goodluck guys!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BlackDino:
Honeycomb has google talk video chat... not gingerbread
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Nitephyre:
So bring on Honeycomb! :p
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] supercurio:
If the Nexus S really don't have the mDNIe part, we won't be able to adjust the sharpness :/
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] DrIGGI:
- we can study how the Nexus S drives the 512MB OneNAND device, using YAFFS2

What do you mean with study? Will it be possible to do the same on our SGS's? THAT would be really awsome!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] brunes:
really? That was not what I read a few days ago.

If that is the case then it's a HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT since it was the only real feature in gingerbread even worth discussing IMO. The rest is just minor improvements that you can get on Froyo today with third party stuff.

Gingerbread seems nowhere near as big a deal as Froyo was.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] flex420:
Damn things will get off! Awesome
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] WickedStyx:
They could still release it as an update via the Market.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lokhor:
What are the chances of someone being able to port Gingerbread AOSP to the SGS once the source has been released?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Segitz:
100%

The devices are sooo similar, it should be quite easy to do so.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] cuban788:
Been looking for any vanilla themes for MetaMorph haven't spotted one.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] whitesox311:
flash aospMOD...best rom anyway.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] djmasque:
Where are the options for enabling Personalized Recognition in the new version?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] evilkorn:
Opened up voice search the first time after the update and it asked me.

A reinstall would probably trigger the same thing or try to clear the application cache first.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] djmasque:
Thanks, I just tried both of those but still, no good. Going to try force uninstall with Titanium Backup
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dubie76:
My fiance just got the xperia x10 through ATT. There is no setting to allow her to install any apps other than market apps. I have read pages and pages of crap here on how to root which seems to be the only way to do it however the one click root apk will not install because its a non market app. WTF?

Bottom line is she just wants to be able to install non market apps right now. What is going to be the easiest way to do this? Thanks for your help. I know how much people hate repeat questions, but I cant find what I need after an hour or looking.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] batman_112:
Flash to 2.1 X10a from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=825201
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dubie76:
That thread has firmware for x10i and x10a, she has a x10 from ATT USA.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SXUsr:
So she has an X10a then.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dubie76:
Thanks for clarification
[Nexus S Android Development] supercurio:
Hello it's my first post in the Nexus S forums, probably not the latest :)

History for the Nexus S sources begins now.

Original source is here :

http://twitter.com/#!/dnaltews/status/14849739858116608

By Brian Swetland, Android kernel developer

Thank you Brian !
[Nexus S Android Development] suhas_sm:
Google experience -> Kernel source released before the phone :)
[Nexus S Android Development] supercurio:
Yeah, that's wonderful. I think for a developer it's a sufficient reason for itself to get this phone :)
[Nexus S Android Development] willsnews:
Awesome

Nero+dow1.4+oclf
[Nexus S Android Development] lokto7:
So that the devs can keep the "rooted within hours after release" benchmark. Google rock!
[Nexus S Android Development] Rawat:
Fastboot oem unlock makes that unnecessary
[Nexus S Android Development] PlankLongBeard:
Hopefully this allows us to have 720p :)

Sent From The Moon... with a HTC Glacier :)
[Nexus S Android Development] Viralblack:
Barrel of fun so far! lol
[Nexus S Android Development] BodaciousDrake:
This makes me want this phone. I love my Cappy, but Google is so much more on the ball than Samsung....
[Nexus S Android Development] DocRambone:
Supercurio: get one Nexus S please, your kernel work will be highly appreciated :)
[Nexus S Android Development] Darrien13:
I feel like I'm going to burst from excitement!
[Nexus S Android Development] :
Can anyone who is well versed, take alook around and see if there's video out of 3.5mm or even video over usb setup?
[Nexus S Android Development] ale0crysis:
Go on with Galaxy S !!:cool:
[Nexus S Android Development] w_bovine:
So then, are YOU getting one? :)
[Nexus S Android Development] w_bovine:
Hey...HEY! What are YOU doing here?! So, you are camping out at Best Buy tonight in the lovely weather you have out that way?
[Nexus S Android Development] Kangal:
Nexus S kernel (and other resources) will improve software performance on Galaxy S.

Anyone to postulate on this comment?
[Nexus S Android Development] aleadam:
Need to keep digging, but I could not find the info in the kernel. Is the gps the same infamous bcm4751? All drivers here refer to bcm47xx...
[Nexus S Android Development] supercurio:
Probably. But making work GPS will require work, and some other feature willl miss.
[Nexus S Android Development] slowz3r:
2.3 Source available now

Now only time will tell what great things the Dev community will do :)
[Nexus S Android Development] zephiK:
Just a word of the wise from JBQ:
[Nexus S Android Development] willsnews:
I'm excited for this to hit the vibrant
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeschevelle:
Any chance I can turn down the volume for my boot sound?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] plapczyn:
Sure. Download my rom. Startup/shutdown sounds are at 0. :)

EDIT: You could aways swap out your sounds for quieter versions as well, if you really like the sprint sounds.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zeinzu:
Or u can just change system volume to 0, and leave notif, media, and ringer volumes up

Sent from my Epic 4g
[HTC Aria Themes and Apps] Javi97100:
Um hello I was just wondering if I could send songs through blootooth on my rooted HTC aria running Cyanogen 6.1 and I can't find an option to do that
[HTC Aria Themes and Apps] pcruz:
Probably through a file manager you will see the option, you will have to know where the sound file is on your sd card.
[HTC Aria Themes and Apps] zervic:
Just download GTunes music application from the market...free and you can download songs...it's pretty tits.

Edit: Obviously this isn't what you were asking for but it's a great alternative in my opinion...so yea, just giving you another option :D
[Vibrant General] t1h5ta3:
so, how long till its merged into the vibrant and we get gingerbread goodness?:eek:
[Vibrant General] krazie1:
This is a good thing right? Or would it be better if we had a complete System Dump on the Nexus S?
[Vibrant General] dcontrol:
I'm betting at least 72 hours
[Vibrant General] traicer:
This is really good maybe we cab get some full also roms working. Like CM
[Vibrant General] t1h5ta3:
being able to build from source is allways better than just trying to port.
[Vibrant General] krazie1:
Shoot then this is a good thing then. LOL. Early Head start for all the Devs. Does the Source include the Necessary Android 2.3 Files?
[Vibrant General] Bernardos70:
We have to figure out just exactly how alike the Nexus S and the Vibrant are alike. There are some differences hardware wise, but hopefully the main bits are the same. I think that will be VERY good for Vibrant development if they're very similar
[Vibrant General] Five0nIt:
Sweet. Hope to see 2.3 soon.
[Vibrant General] parmijo11:
I wondered how long it would take for a thread to show up like this. It'll be available when its available. Before it was Froyo, now its Gingerbread, then it'll be Honeycomb. Why don't you just enjoy your phone!
[Vibrant General] joe.kerwin:
No harm in being excited. But yes it comes when it comes.
[Vibrant General] MWBehr:
I'm no dev, but probably need both the kernel source and the rom dump to get started. Once both are in place, still will probably take awhile because of the YAFFS2 file system and OneNAND differences. Perhaps I'm wrong and those will be simple things to overcome.
[Vibrant General] anthonys2r:
I was as optimistic as you - seeing the same hardware in both phones and thinking itll be an easy port - but you have to realize that the nexus s completely dumps samsungs RFS coding. that makes it completely different and im guessing, infinitely harder to port over not that im an engineer, just a bro.
[Vibrant General] 570091D:
i am new to this forum (1st post :D) so can someone please explain to me what samsung's RFS coding is? my understanding is that the hardware on the nexus s and the other sgs models are identical (save the forward facing camera, camera flash, and curved glass). so gingerbread should swing right over to the other sgs models... but then i could be horribly wrong. :confused:
[Vibrant General] scrizz:
If it's identical, then how come it's different.

;)

:p

:D
[Vibrant General] Segnaro:
http://twitter.com/supercurio/

Looks like good news so far.
[Vibrant General] epakrat75:
The kernel source is just one thing. Gingerbread 2.3 itself needs to be added to the AOSP before any real development will likely happen. I've read that this will happen very soon after the Nexus S goes on sale / is released.
[Vibrant General] reuthermonkey:
Not really a problem. Just convert the filesystem on the Vibrant to the new NexusS file system, and then continue to use Nexus ROMs built for that file system going forward.
[Vibrant General] Jibreil:
This part has been discussed multiple times in the Q&A and General forums. The core hardware differences are five:

1). FFC

2). Camera Flash

3). Three Axis Gyroscope

4). NFC Chip

5). Nexus S has bluetooth 2.1 whereas Vibrant uses Bluetooth 3.0
[Vibrant General] swehes:
The Samsung Galaxy S phones all have Three Axis Gyroscope. Not sure what you are talking about here.
[Vibrant General] Bernardos70:
Yeah, Front Facing camera isn't really a hardware difference that will interfere with the development, which is what I was focusing on. Heck, there are Vibrant FFC mods out there. Same for Camera Flash. The gyroscope, as has been pointed out, is in all Galaxy S phones.

My main concern is that they had to alter something else deeper within the mainboard, memory configuration, or something else. And what raises my suspicion about that is the NFC chip, which is all new (though it could just as easily be an add-on chip) or the fact that bluetooth is now only 2.1 instead of 3.0. Why would it get downgraded?
[Vibrant General] mr2t32:
out of those 5, only one thing that will actually be an issue. That is bluetooth 2.1. FFC, Flash, and NFC can all be left out or not used. Just like a computer, you can install all the drivers and software and not have a problem until you try to run the software that trys to access those drivers without the hardware. As for the file system, the devs just need to find a way to reformat the internal storage to the same file system as nexus. It just means you will need to change file system when going back and forth vibrant rom and nexus rom. In theory, this should be a very easy port from source. Fingers cross for an easy port.
[Vibrant General] kolyan:
6). Nexus S uses Scandisk iNAND disk storage vs Samsung disk in Vibrant

7). People say that WIFI and GPS modules also are different by looking at FCC filings.......I personally dont know if this is true.

8). Vibrant has ATT and T-Mobile modem, Nexus S probably only T-Mobile (maybe both too)

9). Vibrant has RFS partition, Nexus has iNAND (in some article i read that this is the biggest concern when it comes to porting)

and 10). Nexus S doesnt have 720p for some reason. This must be related to some changes in hardware i guess. So when porting this also has to be addressed
[Vibrant General] Bernardos70:
I glossed over the FFC mod for the Vibrant I remember reading something about adding the FFC degrates the regular camera's quality. I could be reason the Nexus S has no FFC. Pure speculation though.
[Vibrant General] kolyan:
what ? nexus s does have ffc
[Vibrant General] kolyan:
this is probably true.....
[Vibrant General] swehes:
I think the reason for the lack of 720p is because the Samsung Galaxy S phones are running Samsung software on it while the Nexus S is running Google. My understanding is that Samsung is sitting on some patents or codecs for their own phones so to speak that can't clutter the Nexus S as it isn't technically their phone. (Last part being speculation)
[Vibrant General] scrizz:
WHOA!

hold your horses there!

where is the camera flash mod?

please provide a link.

thank You.

:rolleyes:

:p
[Vibrant General] willsnews:
Yeah you have to reboot three times then drop the phone then find a bright room and that's its it your done hack complete

Just so everyone is on the same page do not drop your phone on purpose I can already see people being like what the hell it didn't work and it broke my phone next post help help new flash mod broke my phone how do I fix it?

testing eugenes ginger clone
[Vibrant General] Segnaro:
Found the answer :cool:
[Vibrant General] t1h5ta3:
what? you havent seen the flashlight/ductape mod?
[Vibrant General] willsnews:
Im still using the super glue zippo mod but I'm thinking of upgrading cause my fingers and the phone can't take much more of this

testing eugenes ginger clone
[Vibrant General] kolyan:
u guys are ahead of me i am still using matches mod with my vibrant.
[Vibrant General] dumbkkid:
No way I gotta stone my phone for sparkles D:
[Vibrant General] magicman0:
I'm 99% sure that its downgraded because Android doesn't support BT3.0 yet(i was hoping this would be coming with Gingerbread). Samsung's galaxy s kernel brings the support for our phones, but since Samsung can't make modifications to the Nexus S, they can't add support for it.
[Vibrant General] parmijo11:
Indeed, will be nice.