yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Fascinate General] soba49:
You could also try the three step process here (post 2):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=865076

Root explorer is the only file manager I have tried that can do step 2 easily though... And you may not have it installed given your predicament. Also note that titanium backup released a new version today that improves data wiping support for Galaxy S phones.

EDIT: I had run into the same issue with Market myself. Happened when I flashed stock kernel from adrynalyne's completely unvoodoo thread over my existing DJ05 (prerelease) Blackhole 2.2 using CWMR. I have never once installed Voodoo, so it was not related.

I didn't spend time troubleshooting it though. Nandroid restore via rom manager fixed me.

Swyped on XDA App. When in doubt, mumble.
[Fascinate General] Daswolven:
Found an .apk of root explorer and no dice on all the listed steps. I did try a nandroid as well. I don't know what the hell is up. Gah.
[Fascinate General] scottxda:
Adrynalyne has a sweet Odin package under the development forum. Its called di01package3.tar and its a single flash file of about half a gig. I would link it but I am in a rush. It should be on the second page. Its a great package I've tried to brick my phone and this brings it back all the time. Tell me how it goes.

SCH I500 DJ05 voodoo5 OTB 1200 ghz ul SuperClean v.9
[Fascinate General] Daswolven:
Found that this morning and flashed it. Also did a standard restore, file by file. whatever the problem is, it's on my phone, and it's not something that is being overwritten with the ODIN files. I even signed in under my finace's login and had the same market issues, otherwise I would assume it was my google profile.
[Fascinate General] Daswolven:
ROFL. So check this, I copied a full nandroid backup from my gf phone to mine, flashed it.....

Still no market. Ha. Fing. Ha.
[Fascinate General] Neuman.Tim:
Lol damn dude that's the ****s :/

SCH-I500 - DJ05/SuperClean .9/Nemesis OTB 1200lv/Voodoo5/Darkstar
[Fascinate General] soba49:
Just pointing out that Daswolven is up to exactly 666 posts right now.

He may really have to take it to Verizon now and tell them his phone needs an exorcism. But as stated before, it would be best to figure out what the hell happened... he did nothing wrong, and he tried everything in the playbook. Stumped! *Bump*
[Fascinate General] godihatework:
Have you wiped data/cache from stock recovery? Thats the only thing I can think of.
[Fascinate General] soba49:
Yeah, he exhausted my entire list (Re: post 4), AND did fallingup's backtostock recovery steps, AND did Adrynalyne's all inclusive backtostock MEGA Odin recovery, AND did a stock nandroid recovery. His phone is a scientific mystery at this point.
[Fascinate General] Daswolven:
Mystery it is. I managed to screw something up that is beyond ODIN or backup. lol. I'm sure it's voodoo related. Have some ideas to play with tomorrow though. we'll see.
[Fascinate General] adrynalyne:
Just curious, if Odin was used, which destroys voodoo (especially if using my odin file), how can it be a voodoo issue?

Reset your gf's phone and put your account data in. Wouldn't shock me if market failed on her phone.
[Fascinate General] DroidBlaze:
Sounds like your problem is with your Google account. My bro in law had the exact problem with his fascinate and his was completely stock. His account miraculously started working again out of the blue after like 2 days lol. Good luck.
[Fascinate General] soba49:
Just as a side note. I find my life happiest if I refresh all of my titanium backups before a data wipe, ESPECIALLY adw.

I have suspicions that some combination of rejiggered app versions between updates confuses the hell out of some shoddily written code in market so it is always nice to be able to go to the exact setup you recently had for everything you installed before the update. I say the bug is with Google Market.

When it sees this kind of error, it should be smart enough to recognize that no download is happening, and handle it in some way, or throw an error. Sitting there dumb-struck shows a lapse in engineering. And whomever might be in the peanut gallery that wants to bring up the halting problem and Alan Turing... he died of cyanide poisoning. Market is too important to be this fragile... bottom line!

Speaking of that, did you happen to try Titanium Backup's Market Doctor under settings? I doubt it will do anything for you. But hey, why not?

That said... Never seen anything that Odin couldn't save me from.

Swyped w/ XDA App. When in doubt, mumble.
[Fascinate General] Horus.Campbell:
Enter recovery > advanced > format system and everything else in that menu that says format then ODIN.
[Fascinate General] Daswolven:
Not only does my market work on her phone, but when I log into mine as her it doesn't. added to the mystery is my verizon app doesn't recognize my number, but tech support was unable to correct.

I did use titanium market doctor. I honestly think I've tried everything. lol.

I am beginning to believe my issue has to be a verizon network problem. There's no way that I can see it being hardware or software at this point. What the hell they would have to do with anything I have no clue.

As for voodoo, I only know that was where the problem started. I was flash happy and tried to flash Superclean 0.9 directly over a stock build straight from rom manager without disabling or using the red CWM. phone wouldn't boot past Sammy logo. Couldn't boot from a restore, and that's where my trips to ODIN started.

But yeah, once there, voodoo shouldn't have anything to do with it. In the end, it was just my not paying attention. lol.
[Fascinate General] Daswolven:
After trying everything in the book, no dice. I did the unthinkable, and called Verizon tech support after reverting completely to stock. They couldn't troubleshoot it, of course, and sent a replacement. Came in today. Logged in, went to market, works fine.

Logged back into my other and no dice.

At this point the issue is a mystery, but at least it's resolved. I hate replacing like that, I always disagree with it, but I did actually try everything. lol.
[Fascinate General] soba49:
Glad you have a working phone again Daswolven, sorry it took a trip to vz replacement.

I just blew away my market too. In my case, I was upgrading my blackhole install the lazy way. I narrowed down the cause to be wiping data and then being overzealous with Titanium.

I fixed by (wiping data again and) purging counter-productive backups, particularly:

* deleting my Accounts system data backup (copied gmail password from keypass instead)

* deleting my adw backup (adw has its own means of backing up settings and layout)

* continuing to abuse titanium

Note: this wouldn't have fixed Daswolven's problem.

As a side note, clockwork recovery froze up twice looking for data pre-install. Turned out to be nnd, just a battery pull.

All good now.

Swyped w/ XDA App. When in doubt, mumble.
[Fascinate General] themobijew:
da,m just read all this. if that happened to me i probably wouldve thrown my phone at my wall, called vzw and gotten a repacement. lol
[G Tablet General] GenBlood:
I just read on engadget's web site the source code for Googles Gingerbread

was release to the public. Does this mean we might see a new build of TnT

lite or Vegan for the gtab in the coming weeks?
[G Tablet General] roebeet:
We don't have the important stuff, like the Tegra-specific source code or kernel drivers. Hopefully VS is going to do something about that, soon. But I'm not getting my hopes up.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djmike007:
I'm trying to Flash ClockworkMod Recovery that i just downloaded from the Market, which i click on Flash Clockwork Mod Recovery i get the following error:

error while downloading from server. please make sure that you have a stable internet connection, and that your SD card is inserted and has free space!

I'm using Samsung Vibrant T-Mobile t959 , using Firmware 2.1-Update1, the phone is unlocked and rooted.

I tried uninstalling ROM Manager, reboot, and installed it again however didnt help.

The current recover: clockworkMod 2.5.1.2

I hope anyone can help me solving this problem.

Thanking you in advance.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murdamo305:
this is my second post.

and ive had my android for about 3 days

i had the same problem u did..

I THINK, because i was going crazy...

is that rom manager needs internet service to download, not wifi.

i kept trying everything under the sun, and when i turned off wifi and was on 3g, it did it in no time.

hope it helps!
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s15274n:
in this section, look for the thread:

if you are having trouble with rom manager...

I posted a fix.
[Vibrant General] chichu_9:
Sure, HSPA+ is all the rage right now for T-Mobile, but what about the future? While HSPA+ can reach 42Mbps, what will T-Mobile do when LTE starts to really take off? As always, though, T-Mobile has us covered. Today T-Mobile announce a partnership with Nokia Siemens Networks to help deliver Long Term HSPA Evolution, or LTHE. We are talking speeds of 650 Mbps that could be ready by 2013, theoretically. Here I thought my HSPA+ speeds were doing the trick, not so much anymore. One of the better parts of this development is backward compatibility, so you shouldn’t need new hardware like what those other two carriers make you purchase. There are a bunch of other (really boring) facts about LTHE, but you can read those your self.

Link
[Vibrant General] N8ter:
Everyome else will be on LTE. They will be in the future what CDMA is in the world today.

I'm plannimg a switch to Verizon when they launch an LTE WP7 device.
[Vibrant General] YatimaMeiji:
Its only backwards compatible in the sense that the Vibrant works, but doesn't support HSPA+. So in the future, the vibrant would still work on the network, and would benefit from having a larger backbone fed to each cell tower to support those speeds(ie more bandwidth means closer to max speed for each device currently on the network), but wouldn't be able to reach those speeds.

But I think its a good stratage because it does continue to make use of the current technology(ie saves money on having to buy new hardware) and it gives manufactures time to improve LTE radios so they dont suck so much(Think battery life and Verizon's problems with their usb modems that fail to switch back to LTE after going to 3g). LTE is still in its own first gen hardware, and so comes all those problems of power and size. In time the radios will be improved upon.

Also dont forget LTE isnt officially '4G', LTE Advanced(which I think isnt even finalized) is. So while Tmo squeezes as much juice as it can out of HSPA, on the side they are looking into LTE and by the time they are ready to roll it out, would be able to take advantage of updates to LTE that only time can make.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jboy15:
How to run gfree on ur phone?! Help
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enrayged:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=855764

thread discussing Gfree, links to files, and directions. very easy to follow and worked perfectly for me
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jboy15:
will this work on the new stable 6.1.1 cyanogen?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enrayged:
That i am not sure of. I did it using stock ROM, have not had a chance to flash another... it depends on the Kernel, and as this is new, it may not have been tested against the Kernel in 6.1.1

sorry not a lot of help on that one...

ask in the thread, someone there should be able to help
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steviewevie:
I think a couple of people said that gfree didn't work on 6.1.1, but it worked fine on 6.1.0.
[Wildfire General] Serenadier:
Hello guys, I'm pretty new here I guess.

Anyway, I've recently rooted my phone. Flashed to CM 6.1, got Jacob's kernel, overclocked, changed to Gingerbread keyboard, and yeah. Did quite a lot with my flashed Wildfire.

Question is, I know this isn't the limit - so what else can I do with my phone? I'm starting to feel like it is becoming 'just a phone' again, so any suggestions on how to continue modding my phone would be lovely.

Thank you!
[Nexus S General] HazzBazz:
One of the great things about the Galaxy S is the ODIN support. Although in normal cases not as useful as CWM Recovery for flashing and updating, it's fantastic for unbricking whenever you get into a sticky situation, because pretty much whenever it appears bricked and you cant even get into recovery it can get into download mode.

Anyone tried button combos to try and get it into download mode? The Nexus S being made by Sammy I hope they'd kept DLmode on, but perhaps AOSP/Google removed it? Not sure. Anyway if anyone finds any sign of DLmode these instructions may be useful when being petrified of bricking.

Shoot me down as a noob if we've explored this, I'm still waiting for the phone to be released in UK before I can experiment.

NB. Anyone know where the Galaxy S boots into DL mode from? Is it an image like recovery? I can't find it anywhere. If it is we could explore hacking DL mode.

UPDATE already discussed briefly here, but not really in development. Would be interesting to know.
[Nexus S General] jroid:
Nexus S uses fastboot to flash firmware to the other partitions of the device ie: boot.img,and recovery.img Odin is a proprietary software from samsung and i'm guessing download mode is also. Anyway, Nexus S uses the bootloader to be able to fully restore back to stock, not odin.
[Nexus S General] HazzBazz:
If it is minus DLmode thats a shame, fastboot isnt exactly the best debricker for my Nexus. Fastboot was originally HTC I thought...in which case Nexus S MAY have support for Sammy's own...? Although they may not be so keen about open sourcing DL mode?
[Nexus S General] ale0crysis:
Bah HTC **** support, it's better ODIN , muy better
[Nexus S General] rajendra82:
It's easy to see if Nexus S can do download mode. Hook it up to a computer and in a command prompt navigate the the <SDK>/platform-tools/ location and type "adb reboot download". Once you have it in download mode, fire up Odin or Heimdall and see if either recognizes the device. Things get harder from there due to proprietary nature of the pit files and repartitioning risks.
[Nexus S General] jroid:
Fastboot is google's software. It was first introduced in the G1, Mytouch, N1 and now the Nexus S. I believe it's installed on google experience devices only so it may be proprietary.
[Nexus S General] Anderdroid:
There is no Odin on Nexus S. Already tried to get into it. Fastboot is better anyways.
[Nexus S General] jroid:
yes, by far.
[Nexus S General] allen099:
Agreed. Sadly I bricked TWO Vibrants with Odin. Not even a n00b! The app was just very unstable..but fastboot has worked everytime on the N1 without any hesitation. I wish every phone would at least have the option to use fastboot.
[Nexus S General] mozzboiDK:
Sorry for asking. But what is fastboot. Im buying this phone next year. So i wanna know :)

Send from my head using telepathy
[Nexus S General] swetland:
Fastboot is Google's standard protocol for talking to device bootloaders (used for flashing firmware, system images, etc). It's also the name of the commandline program run on host systems (linux, osx, windows) to accomplish this.

Protocol documentation: http://goo.gl/R6lVJ

Command help (if you run fastboot with no arguments):

usage: fastboot [ <option> ] <command>

commands:
update <filename> reflash device from update.zip
flashall flash boot + recovery + system
flash <partition> [ <filename> ] write a file to a flash partition
erase <partition> erase a flash partition
getvar <variable> display a bootloader variable
boot <kernel> [ <ramdisk> ] download and boot kernel
flash:raw boot <kernel> [ <ramdisk> ] create bootimage and flash it
devices list all connected devices
reboot reboot device normally
reboot-bootloader reboot device into bootloader

options:
-w erase userdata and cache
-s <serial number> specify device serial number
-p <product> specify product name
-c <cmdline> override kernel commandline
-i <vendor id> specify a custom USB vendor id
-b <base_addr> specify a custom kernel base address
-n <page size> specify the nand page size. default: 2048
[Nexus S General] mozzboiDK:
Thank you :D ill keep this ;)

Send from my head using telepathy
[Nexus S General] Ddenger:
yes you can go in to download mod on nexus s
[Nexus S General] mak213:
plug phone in

reboot

while it is in proccess for turning off hold vol up and down

hold them until it turns off and on walaaa DL mode
[Nexus S General] demo23019:
Nice ......

edit

actually i think after you unlock your bootloader you can simply do normal method.

Shut if off and hold the vol up and down and plug in and goes into download mode

i just tested
[Nexus S General] hemil:
i have nexus s... i have not rooted it properly....i cant get into my recovery....so ui cant even unroot or install another rom.....i m stucked......plzzz help asap
[Nexus S General] xsteven77x:
I think you would get more help posting in an appropriate topic or starting a new one instead of grave digging a topic that really has nothing to do with your problem.
[Nexus S General] MrMalone:
Agreed. 10char
[Nexus S General] coolshan:
nexus s boot problem

i updated my samsung nexus s to 2.3.6 officially from phone update. but now it wont start without plugging in charger or usb cable connected to pc. if i start the phone without the charger or usb cable plugged a screen pops up saying 'downloading.. do no turn of target' what should i do to remove this bug. would really appreciate any help
[Nexus S General] demo23019:
edit

didn't realize this was old thread and i already posted lol
[HTC Aria Themes and Apps] Javi97100:
Can anyone please rename the package name for the droidx keyboard so I can't install it like any other apk?
[Flipout and Charm General] franzfume:
I, im evaluating a flipout

Just 3 question, very basic...

1- is the 2.1 upgradable?

2 - battery life is good?

3- Photo quality are really as whorst as in the various rewiev?

Thanks
[Flipout and Charm General] mrokkam:
There is no current upgrade available yet for the flipout to take it to froyo or beyond. Not that it is not possible.. but it hasn't been done yet.

Battery life has been very good for me.. with moderate internet use and moderate talking, it lasts 1.5-2 days for me. My old smartphone barely lasted 1 day:)

The photo quality is OK if there is plenty of ambient light.

The other problem I noticed is due to the fixed focus. It cannot focus on any bar codes. So, I cannot use any bar code scanners with the camera.
[Flipout and Charm General] longlife_01:
Agree with mrokkam on all 3 points.

One thing about the bar codes, if its a qr code in your browser, you can zoom it and it will work, besides that, havent been able to use it.
[Vibrant General] falafelfro:
Just read this on phandroid.com.

Samsung is no longer offering the Froyo update to via Kies (this was only available to Bell customers anyway?)

According to Samsung's facebook page:

"We are continuing to investigate issues that some users have reported while completing the upgrade to Android 2.2. In the interim, we are taking the extra precaution of temporarily suspending the upgrade as a download from Kies. We apologize for the inconvenience and ask that clients contact 1-800-751-4078 or sh.support@samsung.com if they have any further questions."​

I think this news means a few things:

1. Since the release in Canada was going to precede the US release, we have a while to wait before any hopes of an official Froyo release for the vibrant.

2. Since Samsung pulled the plug in Canada, it is a safe conclusion that Samsung is responsible for the delay we are experiencing in the USA, not T-Mobile.

3. We should petition T-Mobile to take matters into their own hands because Samsung has failed us. As T-Mobile customers, we deserve to get what we were sold. When we bought our Vibrants, we were sold a smartphone that was capable of being officially updated to Froyo, and within at least a "reasonable" time-frame.

4. In the petition, we should suggest that T-Mobile release a vanilla Froyo or Gingerbread update for our Vibrants, which their engineers could pull-off by adapting the Nexus S rom.

I am setting up the online petition right now. Any suggestions as to details I should include in the petition? I'll post a link when it is ready.
[Vibrant General] tissimo:
Lol, you're wasting your time.

Sent from my SGS Vibrant.
[Vibrant General] emuneee:
Samsung software support is losing right now. HTC and Motorola manage to successfully roll out updates across multiple carriers. Samsung can't even manage 1. :o
[Vibrant General] Kubernetes:
This really makes me consider getting a Nexus S.
[Vibrant General] emonero:
When I bought my phone I wasn't promise or told that my phone was going to get froyo....
[Vibrant General] presence06:
Fixed that for you. :)
[Vibrant General] emonero:
Nop...I just knew that even if samsung didn't release I could install it my self which I did! :cool:
[Vibrant General] pavvy:
Well, if there are issues, isn't it good that they're addressing them before wide release? (Better late and grate than early and buggy, right?)

(btw - the rest of yer wish list - "TMO engineers," etc. - is a pipe dream - you're better off asking Santa! :) )
[Vibrant General] Emama:
I don't know we have 2.2 already!?

Isnt it only the Canada versions?
[Vibrant General] mmalott:
Who really cares anymore? They promised an update months ago. Then kept re promising. Now ginger bread is out and the nexus s. I wouldn't hold my breath.

I assume since your on XDA that your not running stock rom anyways so lets go back to supporting our favorite devs.

Only thing I cant figure out is I with over 4 million galaxys sold why arent there more devs? Not to take away from the great work of the devs on here but it seems like there should be more.
[Vibrant General] iynfynity:
news like this really surprises me. :D
[Vibrant General] ZachLL88:
This is just for the Bell version of the Vibrant....?
[Vibrant General] oo0speed0oo:
I have a friend that works for TMo, and she said they got an email saying that the Vibrant was not getting an UPDATE at all. I'll try to get the email...
[Vibrant General] presence06:
My 80yr old grandma said the same thing. Weird...:rolleyes:
[Vibrant General] Steeltippin:
Thank GOD for developers and custom ROMS, 2.2 been there done that, whats next lol?
[Vibrant General] YatimaMeiji:
Rumor Control:

This is in regards to the Canada Bell Vibrant after reports of bricking and data loss

http://www.androidcentral.com/samsung-canada-pulling-froyo-update

Its good to get your news from multiple sources.

Though I would be curious to know the build number of their 2.2 update, I wouldn't be surprised if it was different from ours, as I'm sure the model number of the Tmo Vibrant is different from theirs, as well as other regional carriers. Remember Kies does things based off of the model number.
[Vibrant General] jaeX2:
unfortunately, your cries fall upon deaf ears.. :(
[Vibrant General] lolcopter:
yeah, samsung software support sucks. the intercept or whatever the crap it is on sprint just got 2.2.

oh well, just do it yourself. it's so easy, and the custom roms are 10x better anyway

but i understand the frustration
[Vibrant General] presence06:
Support your own phone then lol. Screw samsung. Let it be your last samsung but don't just let it be broken, fix it. There's ROMS out there that work, and work well. Foyo has been out for the vibrant for what almost 2 months now?

I'm as mad about Samsung's service as the next person but we obviously aren't getting anywhere harrassing them on facebook/twitter or calling support. Like Jae said, it falls on def ears.