yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DEFINITIONOFREAL:
U can find all this out in the bible, which I suggest reading, but yes u can flash nero v2 with rom manager
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cesarcerros31:
Hey joey i just got the case today and its awesome but something happened with it. The clips on it were folded in when i got it and thinking i could fix it i bent it to were its suppose to be and it broke its the very top two and also the two on the left dont clip on like the others do but the are still intact.

Sent from my overclocked Cyanogenmod htc evolution 4g sucka
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ImmortalLuD:
Cool story bro! :D
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dustinmatthews87:
Can we get some screen shots?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mitchellvii:
This thread may win the prize for the "MOST INAPPROPRIATE THREAD FOR THE DEVELPMENT FORUM" - like EVA!

But I am glad you let joey in on your case problems. There's an app for that!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Westfire:
Is this built off the latest OTA?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leenypost:
LMFAO... I'm still laughing!!!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dustinmatthews87:
From the looks of it its looking like AOSP.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leenypost:
I just dl'd now... It's a full EVO build of Gingerbread and everything works!! You guys have to get this!!! :D
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mitchellvii:
Either the OP is a complete idiot or the cleverest, most funny human ever to post in this forum.

From now on, all major ROM releases should be required by law to start off with "Hey joey!"
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] twin001:
Did you really need a period here?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] #Winning#:
Does it print money? Tell me it does because if it doesn't then your an idiot. I have a free app that already prints money.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nrre:
this poor guy.

next time use the private messaging.

i enjoyed the 'is this the latest ota' reply, xfd
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joseamirandavelez:
Sense HD over Gingerbread... awesome! :p

Who is Joey anyway???
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joey3002:
lol.. Yea this was meant for me.. Take a pic and drop me a pm... I'll get a new one out to you
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CruzECO13:
Most importantly, does 4g and full hdmi support function?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leenypost:
LMFAO... Oh man... Joey... Please send this boy a new case ASAP!!! Matter of fact give him two of them... He deserves it for making us laugh so hard!!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chumba8:
this whole thread is funny i am still laughing I almost didnt click on it either i was like wtf a case ?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] radiohead_freak:
he needed time to breath lmao
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blitzpwnage:
Hey I flashed this and I didn't back up my RSA key through Amon RA...another know the code for seeing if I still got it. Also this is the fastest build of ginger bread.I've used way better than bnice's sorry man this thing runs like butter.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jxr94:
LMFAO

This one definitely wins though! I teared up a little bit
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jxr94:
No, this one builds you an island and has the bigger GEE BEES.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murdocthc:
Omfg....u stoled my RSA thru you're awesome recuverry!!1!1
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jxr94:
Flash a new radio and pull the battery out in the middle it to get them back!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HTCRALEIGHFAN:
rock out with yah clip out....is this rom able to be themed amd what kerel works best with 003
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fastamx79:
sounds like it's bricked to me....

(in before the lock)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lithid-cm:
Hey Frank this is Joey, I am sorry for the bad case, I sent you a new one in the mail. Sorry for the inconvenience.
[Defy General] the_scotsman:
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[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vuoflfan:
what is the difference between 2.2 and 2.2.1 froyo...can ryans lag fix work on cognition b8 instead of voodoo....which one is better
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] avgjoegeek:
I would ask in the Cognition ROM thread to try and get an answer for this. I know it gets cluttered but it would seem more appropriate to ask there than here.
[Gen8 Android Development] sublimejosh2000:
Thought I would start this thread for those who have had problems after the latest upgrade.

I had to do a full wipe and thought that had fixed my problems. Then they returned.

I finally decided to try a different launcher.

I was using Launcher pro and was getting sluggish response and lots of force closes. My battery was weird and not charging right, Battery drained after leaving it on Lock-screen. it was not responding after trying to unlock it and forcing me to reboot. All kinds of issues.

I changed to ADW.Launcher and it works much better. Everything i described went away.. odd huh...

I am not sure what the issue was, but I was using the Facebook widget, Beautiful Home Weather, and the Calender Widget in Launcher Pro. No idea if this was my problem...

Anyone else have any nice workarounds? Similar issues?

JW
[Gen8 Android Development] ej_424:
Odd

My results were kinda opposite after the upgrade (Full Wipe Also). Prior to the .71 udpate I was using GoLauncher (Great Launcher by the way) to increase performance. After the .71 update I've found that ADW, Launcher Pro and GoLauncher slow down the OS and rotation quite a bit.....
[Gen8 Android Development] keebz:
i've been using Zeam Launcher since update and i'm definitely in love with it. Very fast and stable and definitely very minimalistic the way i like.
[Gen8 Android Development] sublimejosh2000:
Launcher pro Options

I actually went back to launcher Pro because I doscovered a few options that completely changed my overall experience. I used Zeam as well, but after finding out these options in Launcher Pro it is now snappier than when I tried out Zeam. Let me explain a few things that might bring you running back to my new experience and rediscovery of my Archos.

First of all I am running 7 Widgets on my front page (Pandora, Deezer, Beautiful Home Weather, TV Switch widget, CPU monitor, Google Search (Non Voice), and the default Music Widget) I also have the Wifi, BT, and Accelrometer On/Off widget from beautiful as well. So, needless to say, I was having issue loading this Home page with any launcher.

At first I had my screen doing 8x8, I switched to a 6x6 and saw some results, but not enough. then I did the following, and each step got faster and snappier.

Launcher Pro --> Preferences

general Settings:

1. Keep in memory - Check this!

2. Enable Scroll Widgets - Check This if you use them (and I do i.e. Facebook and People widget and calender widget with launcher pro)

3. Motorola Droid Hack - I have seen no difference either way with this.

Home Screen Settings:

1. Enable Virtual Looping - Love this CHECK!

2. Number of columns - I chose 6 (was having issues with 8)

3. Number of Rows - I Chose 6 (issues with 8 again)

4. Auto-fit item - Check this or it will look wierd when you change landscap/Portrait

Dock Settings:

Purely up to you

behavoir:

1. Auto Rotation - It will be easier if you didn't do this, but I just check this and use the widget to prevent it from flipping when i dont want it (i.e. when you showing someone how cool your archos is)

Apperance:

Up to You

Advanced Settings (Important):

MEMORY USAGE SETTINGS (this is the one I never looked at and am glad i did)

1. I set the preset to "HIGH" this seemed to not affect my memory or anything bad, but changed in speed is noticable)

2. Use Home screen chaches - YES!

3. Home screen Cache type - NORMAL!

4. Builds cache as needed - I chose NO on this, I would rather it keep my homescreen in memory so it doesnt have to build it each time I go through it

5. Clear cache on exit - NO, this Archos is powerful and has room to keep your homescreen in memory, I have had no memory issues as of yet.

6. Pervent Force Closes - YES! (Why the F not)

Advanced (The rest of the settings)

1. i would uncheck "High Quality Scrolling" it reduces performance

2. Same with 3D drawer, Uncheck this if you want, I hardly even scroll though my apps cause the screen is so big..

I hope this help you or anyone who needed some clarification on these things.

After changing my setting to reflect this, I have no more crazy issues with the Archos 101, and after they get the new updates out, i might even be able to scale back these setting. I am now having better experience than I did even using Zeam!!!

thanks,

JW
[Droid Pro General] kcowling:
Do I need to unroot in order to use a sim card in another country?
[Droid Pro General] elmemyself:
My phone is rooted and I am using a foreign SIM.
[Droid Pro General] rafeee2:
Is your data connection working??
[General Questions and Answers] LaneyEFC:
Has Anyone Managed To Get A Working Android On The HD2 By Any Chance If Its Possible? Without Damaging My Phone LOL ?
[General Questions and Answers] bazinga:
http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=735
[General Questions and Answers] LaneyEFC:
Thank you very much :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ross_ctr:
Please discuss the current Nexus S project here to keep Supercurios thread clean. This will make it easier to keep track of the progress instead of having to read through pages of questions and thanks.

@Mods: Please close this thread if you think its not needed or move if its in the wrong place.

Thanks :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Dethskul:
Sound to me like an excellent idea!

Trying to find info in the other thread is like trying to find your wang when nekked outside in the weather that reigns sweden today.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Darkyy:
Waiting for the fixed kernel issues ;)

Will then do all the ROM stuff ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ikenley:
Eagerly anticipating your contribution to this one Darkyy!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dehem333:
Let the porting begin :d
[Galaxy S I9000 General] webstar1:
There is no point in making a rom for gingerbread as it is good the way it is and tremendously fast as well.

~Webstar1
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dehem333:
Other people maybe disagree
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ikenley:
It is actually to get a fully optimized stock Android experience without, Samsung's framework.

Darkyy's Rom is by far the best I have used. I used the Cyanogen Mod Rom from Aery and Coolya and thought that the performance was incredible, but it lacked all the functionality for day to day use.

You get a team together like Darkyy, Supercurio and Aery/Coolya working on a Gingerbread port, then that is a Rom worth paying for. (I'm aware that all their work would be fairly separate, but if they have a shared github, that would be ideal)

Gingerbread will be further optimized than anything at Samsung at the moment and will allow more modifying through a more compartmentalized android framework. I understand that even the notification bar now has it's own APK. Someone like Darkyy could really exploit this and turn the Android experience into their own (then share it).

Once a cleaner ROM is available for the Galaxy S series, it could make for speedier updates within the Dev community when compared with the Carrier controlled updates that are causing us to lash out at Samsung.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ross_ctr:
Android, as far as I'm concerned, is always work in progress. There will always be room for improvement, whether it be from Google, phone companys or the community.

Sent from my GT-I9000 rocking Darky's v6
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cropythy:
There is always room for variety, just look at the large number of froyo roms out now and being used.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dcarr622:
Darky is just a repackager/skinner. He has probably never used github so acting like he is a pro like supercurio is actually funny.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Lenunited:
+1 you cant put darky in the same boat as supercurio.

Although his work is pretty :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nuusk1s:
+1 people often mistake these repacker/skinners for real chefs.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] FlanFlinger:
So a new thread is created to discuss the gingerbread port and keep the dev thread clean, and now it turns into a *****fest about who is and isn't a chef

Come on ladies, put the handbags down and keep to the topic intended ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Karupan:
Noob question: So the current demo by supercurio is actually the system dump from the Nexus S running on the Galaxy S right? Now that the source code for gingerbread is available, what all needs to be done to get it running on the Galaxy S?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] hensk:
XDA developers,mean competition ,more solution & big choise of idea & new quality m8

when we will have one Gingerbread Rom than we will have no choise & that mean non development at list
[Galaxy S I9000 General] hensk:
yup ,childish chit-chat
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dcarr622:
Well it is a discussion thread lol. We started off with some guy that Gingerbread was completely perfect and would need no improvements :P
[Galaxy S I9000 General] android.francis:
You have a point but I suggest those who cook ROMs and REPACK ROMs REFRAIN from making obvious advertisment of their ROMs in this thread.

This thread is for Team CM and Supercurio's current project.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ross_ctr:
To start of with, leave the *****ing out! Discuss about Nexus S/Gingerbread port ONLY.

On a good note, seems the button mapping is nearly sorted according to Supercurios Twitter :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gnargle:
He?

On topic, I too can't wait for a fully working kernel team so Darky can start working on a ROM. It's my favorite FroYo ROM after all.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] webstar1:
TBH supercurio and the CM are on a totally different boat from me as they develop stuff, and all I do is just use there sources and some mods to make my own rom. ATM gingerbread is absoloutley new to Android hence no mods available. So no custom rom. The main thing is get a fully working gingerbread port or CM 7.0 when it's available ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] g00ndu:
You called? :D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] exadeci:
I hope it will works on christmas it would be a nice gift from supercurio :D

[OFF Topic]

As for the modded ROM's >>> Useless, I used some and I found out that with hardcore kernel everything that I wanted was included and I use voodoo kernel for JPU.

Kernel adds lagfix, bln, root, tweaks.

Rom just add zipalign (99% of the apps are, the ones without it are not even worth installing because, if the guy is unable to zipalign what takes a sec his apps can't be good)

Deodexed well this can be useful for the ones that want to mod their phone put I don't and it's not really hard task.

Most remove samsung defaults apps (can be done with sgs tools)

And add launchers and apps that can be downloaded from market.....

Mostly ROM are just packages of different improvement and fix done by others people and the one that packaged it, say that he worked a lot on it while he just had to put some files in the right folder added a lot of useless stuff while removing some and sign the zip.

They should be just called themes and not ROM's

Sorry for saying so much in off topic and for the one that might feel angry about what I said but, seriously, isn't it what a rom really is ??

[/OFF Topic]
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Aqua1ung:
Hi kids, i need some help understanding what's going on--esp. what it is that supercurio has done, and what he is currently up to. So far I understand that he has managed to run a Nexus S Gingerbread "dump" on the i9000, and that this needs some fine-tunning in order to run correctly. In order to clarify, I may need some terms explained, such as "a ROM," "an AOSP" and "dump." I do know what the letters in the two acronyms stand for, and I can also imagine what "dump" might mean, but apparently that's not enough in order to correctly grasp the way XDA aficionados have been using these terms. Would anyone care to clarify these terms for me? (Or, at least, point me to an XDA glossary that explains them?) I couldn't find any satisfactory explanation of these terms by mere Google search.

Otherwise, I see supercurio has (also?) started developing a "ROM" with the CM team. Is that the same project as his Nexus S "dump," or is it something else?

Many thanks, and please go easy on a noob.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Darkyy:
Could you stop flaming against me in every thread?

I never said I'm a coder.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ilpara:
To put an end to flamewars, evereyone is usefull. ...linux distributions like ubuntu are similar with custom ROMs like darky's ...nothing more!

PS: Many thanks to all xda developpers, including the great supercurio but also darky (whose rom I use) :-)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] go_l_den:
To begin, ROM = Read Only Memory. In the Android sense, this means making modifications to files normally unchangable to achieve faster/better looking/in some cases defective user experiences. The difference between a ROM and this dump is that the dump is not meant to be stable and is merely an early experiment and a taste of what is to come. AOSP = Android Open Source Project. This refers to any ROM that isn't based on a carrier or company modification of the stock android frameworks (i.e. T-Mobile, Samsung, or other companies haven't modified it). Hopefully I helped!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] SkinBobUk:
I wouldn't class myself as an expert but here is my understanding.

A "ROM" is the software, when we flash a ROM we write new software to the device. Just like how you would install windows or mac os on their relevant machines.

"AOSP" or Android Open Source Project basically means the software is open, as in the source code is shared so everyone can have a bash at modifying/improving it. So when people say a ROM is AOSP it means the software is close to how it was originally intended to be, eg how google designed it, not how htc or samsung edited it.

Lastly a "DUMP" is basically a heap of the software from one device. When SC dumped the Nexus S he basically downloaded all the software from it, hence he dumped it.

And your last question, I could be wrong here, but from what I can gather SC has joined in with cyanogen team to make a working Gingerbread rom. With gingerbread being the latest Android Version. Cyanogen create AOSP roms meaning they are as google intended, so for SC and cyanogen to work together its a win win situation.

I could be completely wrong of course, but that is my understanding put as simply as i can! Hope it helps!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MikeyMike01:
Haters gonna hate. They're just jealous.

Some people grow the food, some people cook the food. Who cares as long as you get to enjoy a decent meal.

As a side note, I can see how this board drove devs away... WOW.

Sent from my Captivate.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Kpkpkpkp:
Does anyone else find it interesting that various HTCs have more stable versions of 2.3 when the nexus S is so close to the i9000?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] madigan94:
I suppose they just have larger/less busy development teams
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dehem333:
Sadly , I've gotta agree :rolleyes:

But hey , I'm already glad that there is a beginning. But I understand some people are dissapointed because many people were speculating that it would be ''an easy port'' .

Anyway , I'm happy enough with JPY doc's rom:cool:
[Galaxy S I9000 General] green0153:
i think HTC releases their sources.....samsung doesen't.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Razer(x):
WTF you talking about? Gingerbread sources are already out, and they are NOT samsung related (thank god)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Member688:
Forgive my ignorance on this. I

AM

a complete noob.

My understanding is that Samsung won't release the source code for their Kernel and things such as drivers etc..

Perhaps that is what green0153 was referring to?

I would assume that how a driver interfaces with the OS is fairly important in porting any new ROM/Firmware onto a different type of phone.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nonato:
annoyed

you people b*tching about the rom cooks better stfu. id like to see you people try and reskin a full theme set for the galaxy s before you talk smack.

it aint just copying and pasting existing mods, unless you want your phone to look like a quilt patch work.

to

you talk big lets see you release a fully themed, zipalined, deodexed (by yourself all files completely), flashable rom through eclair recovery to a full 2.2.1 froyo build...

until then may the curse of a thousand fleas infect your rectum.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] RambJoe:
Samsung haven't released the source code for the modem driver, that is where the problem comes in.

They only reason they released the source code for the kernel is because of the GPL, if they didn't they'd be getting sued for copyright infringement right now.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Member688:
Ahh I see. Thanks for clearing that up for me.:)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Aqua1ung:
Alright, so here's what I understand: both AOSPs and "dumps" are ROMs. The AOSP is a ROM built entirely from Google's Android source, while a "dump" is a ROM dumped from an actual device. Is that it?

With this in mind, what is supercurio building? I understand that he has somehow obtained a Nexus S dump which he then managed to flash it to an i9000 and make it work to some extent. At this point my understanding becomes pretty blurry: (a) he seems, on the one hand, to be pursuing the path of perfecting this dump, so it works fine on the i9000--that is, without having to build everything from scratch (i.e. from Google code); this is the path that makes the most sense, given the many HW similarities b/w the Nexus S and the i9000. Alternatively, he more recently seems to have (b) joined forces with the CM team, but this is where things get weird, as, to my knowledge, the CM guys ain't building Gingerbread, but Froyo(!) AOSP. Why would supercurio suddenly switch to Froyo, when he was doing such promising work with Gingerbread?

Anyway, it could very well be that supercurio is actually pursuing both paths, though he is certainly giving mixed signals in this respect. Also, it could be that CM are building both Froyo and Gingerbread AOSPs, though this sounds to me like a terrible waste of resources.

Anyone care to illuminate us? Perhaps SC 'imself? :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] boqonx:
Teamdouche is in fact working really hard on building CM7 based on GB. Take a look at twitter.com/cmsrc, you'll see a bunch of things have been committed to Gingerbread branch over the past 2-3 days or so.

As far as their planning for CM6 i'm not quite sure, but I'm guessing they might release minor updates for CM6 OR ditch it completely like they did when they went from CM5 to CM6 (Which means that they'll ditch froyo, but we'll never know until we find out if GB is light enough to run on legacy devices like G1 and the likes)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nobugs:
the SGS CM team has ditched CM6 and is fully committed to developing GB on all Galaxy S phones, namely the i9000 and vibrant....
[Galaxy S I9000 General] peachpuff:
Even the htc hd2 has a working gingy port :eek:
[Galaxy S I9000 General] g00ndu:
I see many fan boys here, from different camps. /me sits back, eats popcorns and enjoy the show. Let the show begins..... :D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nobugs:
Looks like the galaxy s needs more developers to focus their efforts on one project instead of many...