yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Mobile] Farmer Ted:
I guess people are confused because the xips tend to be connected to the sys builds. I don't think anyone talks about the best xip, personally; if they do, perhaps they're talking about changing oemxipkernel builds. Mixing and matching sys's and xip's seems like a good way to run into instability, not to improve the stability of a build.
[Windows Mobile] fxdjacentyfxd:
Maybe I am wrong but it does not have to be necessary that only one possible "pair" of xip and sys exists. Xip is a kernel so if it fulfills what upper layers needs ( device drivers, higher level dll's and applications ) it should work. Anyway porting prodecure ( creating new xip suitable for cooked system ) is based on existing SYS so maybe it is not so "black" scenario as some people say.

Is it true that in worst case I can only not boot my device but not brick ?

Regards

fxdjacentyfxd
[Windows Mobile] Farmer Ted:
Yeah, in the worst case scenario, you'll just get a non-booter. Not a big deal, but it's always disappointing. I just remembered that I have mixed and matched msxipkernels with sys's before-by accident. When I switched to OS Builder, I didn't know the proper way to port xips, and I think I was using the 23653 msxipkernel with all sorts of other builds, like 216xx, 231xx and 282xx. The roms were ok, but I did have issues with S.O.D. for the only time. I was really glad when I figured out what I was doing wrong, things have been smooth sailing since then. So, in my experience you can do it, but you probably don't want to do it.
[Windows Mobile] Shreyas Jani:
I tried making a basic 6.5 stable ROM using COM2 (21916) build. But the screen becomes irresponsible once in the file explorer or the messaging. I can't tap on anything except the start menu and the X to end. Navigation is possible through the d-pad, but it is kinda annoying when you have a 2.8inch screen to play.

Can anyone help?
[Windows Mobile] Steven855:
I'm not sure on that one. I guess if a soft reset can't cure it, you should try a hard reset (and if that fails, you might just have to go and reflash a more stable rom).
[Windows Mobile] Mr.zeus:
no ... i tryed that many times ...

shreyas use opal maybe wich needs nk.exe ... i couldn't find that any where

maybe we can use Ervius kitchen but i could't flash roms wich i cooked by ervius kitchen

some of opal developers use Flash Player ... use that and report shreya

tanx
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ngkkv:
as above... just wondering if rock player app solves this?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wesku:
mVideoPlayer is one of many that plays subs.

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Wildfire Themes and Apps] JD167:
Hi,

When I attempt to flash themes I just get stuck on the boot animation until I giveup and resort to my nandroid backup. I am running cyanogen 6.1(stable)

on my wildfire and all themes I have tried are compatible but I still get this problem. Any help will be appreciated.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sammy_user:
This is official from Samsung?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] tjsooley:
WTF,

do you have a link?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sammy_user:
Sorry, is a question. I heard some people are starting to get this ROM through Kies so I think it is official... (last Froyo for our SGS...)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] awia:
If is a question, please, delete the "[rom]" part in the title of the thread
[Galaxy S I9000 General] imparator:
Well check this out! Www.twitter.com/poyrha
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nazrazr:
wut the hell..today only 2 FW roll out?????? still no update for DBT with JPO the latest darnnnn
[Galaxy S I9000 General] BogdanSNB:
thanks for the link
[Galaxy S I9000 General] awia:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=9973152&postcount=8
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Val3r10:
They both exist. Usual FUS urlbase...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=9994765#post9994765
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dcarr622:
So what's the final word on this, is JPZ in fact a newer, separate firmware than JPY or just a naming error by Samsung?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] m-back:
Hi.

Im from Germany.My English is not so Good. I Can´t connect to Wifi when i was Talking with Bluetooth Headset. When i was talking without Bluetooth Wifi works. I tested so many Android Versions.I Think its an Kernel bug.Can you Fix that? Thanks for Help.Hope you understand me
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] m-back:
lol no answer? thanks for nothing
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] lgstoian:
Hello folks. From now on I'll be focusing only on this build.

Features:

- system.img from xdandroid FRX03

- latest seandean kenel v4b

- latest 3d drivers

- latest gralloc

- new build.prop and froyo.user.conf

- latest market.apk

- jit enabled

Issues :

- occasional screen glitch

- buttons will eventually freeze

- wifi is kinda glitchy so I recommend having wifi running in winmo and also never close android with wifi running

Note :

- boot takes ages

- disable led's before booting

Grab it from here.
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] Lunie:
thanks, testing :3
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] navidaaa:
ok good

low fps games

Rest of higher
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] awds1130:
market error process com.android.vending

market stop
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] big:
Thanks, it's good, now i can play game Angy Birds (v1.4.1)

Market ok
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] oyggj:
ok,I'll try to test it use Angry Birds.....
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] pbfree:
I have the same problem, any idea how to fix it?
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] pbfree:
Are you sure is 2.2.1 android?

When I check the system info it say 2.2

In any case it is very fast.
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] daduy:
I've got to say that except for the Market problem, this version is the most stable and reliable i;ve used so far, and i've tried a lot.

You might want to try this for the front keys problem:

http://forum.neopeek.com/forum/Sony...l--Barebone29-11-2010?limit=10&start=100#5591

Thanks a lot Igstoian :D
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] oyggj:
I start this os,But can't USB connect PC,Display XDA driver not install.Who have this XDA USB driver for X1???
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] ncw2k69:
market problems!!!

android market dosen't work for me, else everything works fine
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] AssasinQ:
+1, the same for me.
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] BogdanVintila:
q

battery life?
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] oyggj:
Angry birds lite beta smooth better than Angry birds 1.4.2.
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] rob39:
Market place process error

What can I do to fix the Market place error ? I've tried many version of Android on my X1 but never saw this issue.
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] ryo9502:
angry bird is ok, real foot ball is most playable than other build but it's still very slow especially on the start screen...

try to overclock it but the game shows error : the player's running in one line.

hope there's an update
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] gaurav_v:
Insted we cant we all join development of 2.3 insted of this built ...
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] realthor:
I second that...latest android + all devs would make indeed somethuing special, with all issues hopefully fixed.

Please, please, pleeeeaseeeee :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AsherChua:
Hey guys!I'm planning on getting the Samsung Galaxy S soon.But now I'm actually stuck between this and the Nexus One.I'm aware that the processor aka the 'Hummingbird 1Ghz processor' is faster than the Snapdragon processor on the Nexus One.I'm not really going for the looks but I've realised that the SGS has a lagging problem and I believe that rooting and using the one click lag fix can fix that but I'm not planning to root my phone.Is there any other way I can fix that without rooting?Because I'm going for the SGS mostly because of the large internal memory that can keep lots of apps!While the Nexus one only has 190mb available.So please help me with this!And lastly,will it receive Android 2.3?Cos I heard that Samsung isn't very frequent in their updates.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] omaga:
Go for Nexus S and forget about Nexus One, the Nexus one is old news= old phone. Galaxy S is a good choose but if i where u I pick the Nexus S and you get the android rom updates allways first.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AsherChua:
In the area I'm leaving in,Nexus S issue not available yet. So I'm stuck between this 2 choices...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Sysiphus1981:
would also go nexus s, but you will be limited to 8 Gbyte, no sdcardslot
[Galaxy S I9000 General] omaga:
Isnt Nexus s with 16gb internal memory???
[Galaxy S I9000 General] QwertyManiac:
Great choice!

Why? SGS is a newer phone and has far better features.

I'm on JPX and there is no visible lag anymore; they've fixed quite a bit. GPS is working great now too.

2GB for apps is available I think, yes!

We were worried about Froyo, but now we have it. It does take time, but eventually you will get it. If you want it immediately, I'd like to ask you why, since you aren't even interested in rooting it? The Nexus One is a developer-friendly phone, while the Samsung Galaxy S was designed entirely with the consumer in mind. Am sure, with the success of the SGS so far, Samsung will not let us down.

What's more? Gorilla Glass [Even Samsung's Nexus S does not have it]!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] brutis:
Go the SGS I'm about to flash Darkys rom it's going to be sooooo quick.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AsherChua:
Thanks for the brilliant answer!Looks like I'm gonna go with the Samsung Galaxy S!:)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] fulcrum1971:
SGS all the way.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] deezy7:
Dude...you're asking this in the SGS forum...what do you think the replies are going to be? LOL

HOWEVER, I've gotta say that the SGS kicks almighty ass!! :D

The Nexus One came out in January, and this phone in August and has way better technology in ever respect. You won't regret getting the SGS....unless you flash 2.2 onto it lol...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AsherChua:
Well maybe some other guys will want to advice me not to buy this phone after their own experience with it.But so far,all the replies look pretty satisfied with SGS:)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AllGamer:
very nice comparison engine, even when i picked the Nexus S it shy in comparison to SGS

the only thing that is NOT accurate for SGS is the part that claims

microSD card (32GB included, max 32GB)

it's 16 GB or 8 GB, i've never seen a 32GB version any where

i would most definitely buy one if it existed, maybe as a Special Edition, or something other funky release, for collectors only.

unfortunately most of those Collector edition versions are only made for 900/1900/2100 market :(

there is a Acer liquid something model which is a special release I really realy liked, but .... no north america bands (NAM) :o
[Nook Color General] greymalken:
Hi all,

I'm contemplating getting a nook but I have a few questions first.

When rooted, what exactly is the nook capable of? Aside from angry birds, that is. Can I use it as a doc editor/viewer? Will I be able to track down an app to make it like like the notepad on the ipad (the one were you can write things directly on the screen with a stylsu)? Or something similar, for taking notes.

How does the ereader work? I was curious about how the B&N stuff works on it, specifically the function where you can read books for an hour in the stores with it. Is this an app or something that works throught the browser, that detects the in-store wifi?

That said, I'm most likely going to get one. I just want to make sure it fits my needs and doesn't break my grad-student budget.

Oh, one last thing: does it read comics/graphic novels?

Thanks!

-- Grey
[Nook Color General] freyder:
Well it has the market enabled so you can load any app that you want. :)

You can use it to edit and view documents if you load an app with that ability. (Documents to Go?)

I loaded aldiko for reading books but you should be able to continue using the B&N reader.

Can't answer the question about 1 hour of reading in store.

XDA app, K9 email, winamp, facebook and Dolphin HD web browser are a few of the handy apps I've loaded.
[Nook Color General] greymalken:
Thanks for the quick reply!

So, in your opinion, is it worth the price?

I've been checking the various fora; I've learned a lot about the nook. I want to ask are there any, let's say, "game-breaking" bugs? It seems like many minor things, but nothing catastrophic.

Thanks,

-- Grey
[Nook Color General] spikey911:
If you like to tinker, this is a good tablet for you. If your looking for something that just works, and is simple to setup, then you probably want to look elsewhere.

Its worth whatever price your willing to pay.

Is the hardware good? YES

Is the build quality good? YES

Is it missing features of a full tablet? YES

Its up to you if the things its missing is a deal breaker or not. (dedicated hardware keys,bluetooth,gps,etc...

If you don't like it, you can always return it. Thats the beauty of buying from a local store.
[Nook Color General] French.:
If you root it you will open up a lot of possibilities, such as installing apps from the regular market, side loading apps that you have the apk for, etc. From that perspective it can be quite functional...I have Docs to Go and use it in conjunction with my DropBox.

However you will lose in-store features with root...no special coupons, no in-store reading, etc. I don't know anyone rooted who still kept in-store features.

The one ding I give it is that I can't stand typing on it. It's too big to hold "phone style" and I find it awkward to hunt and peck with one hand. This desperately needs Swype, however so far no go with that.

The Nook does magazines with color/graphics so I don't know why it wouldn't do comic books.

The reading experience on it is good in my opinion, and even better I loaded the Kindle App as well so now I have access to the Nook books AND Kindle books. And the Kindle app was just enhanced to allow magazines/newspapers, and I think you can now annotate, etc.

I would say this...if you are buying it as an ereader with the hopes you can do some tablet stuff on it, you'll love it. If you are buying it as a tablet with the thought you might read on it, maybe not so much.

It is wifi only so if you don't have constant access to wifi you are going to need a phone capable of wifi hotspot (or a mifi)...these features cost more money to activate with your cellular company (unless you have a rooted Android phone in which case there is a fix posted in the forums on how to get wireless tether working).
[Nook Color General] greymalken:
Again, thanks for the advice.

I just played with one in-store. It seems kinda neat, I would say missing features but there wasn't an employee there to show me how to use it. It's possible I overlooked some stuff.

Is there an sd card slot on the device? I didn't see one on the test nook, but perhaps under the back cover. Can the back cover be removed?

I'm going to keep playing with it to see if I like it. And I'm definitely going to keep reading the fora here and at nookdevs to see how this device evolves over time.

Thanks!

-- Grey
[Nook Color General] here.david:
Yes SDCARD opening is back - bottom left as you face it...Go online to B&N and download the manuals - lots of good info...BTW, before I rooted it took about 3 hrs to charge - wall only - while B&N states NO usb charging after rooting the USB does charge. Yet takes about 6 hrs now on wall, did not see how long on USB next time I will try that. Not sure if I did something or that is the trade-off of rooting...

IMHO, the best bang-for-the-buck...Android, reads various formats, tons of apps and really can replace laptop for web/e-mail/music/pictures and up to 32GB of storage...Plus I can connect to my phone when not around wifi...
[HD2 General] globetrotter:
I have just moved up to an HD2 from a Dash 3G and a regular Dash before that. I use GMail through Outlook as my primary personal email source (POP). Since I can't access personal email during the work day, I use my phone's email client to check my GMail. On both of my Dashes, email would come through, I could read it, and then it would sit in my phone's GMail inbox until I downloaded mail via POP into Outlook in the evenings or whenever. On my HD2, however, once I read an email, it disappears from the inbox, is automatically archived on GMail's servers, and will not download into Outlook. I much prefer the way it was handled with my Dashes, but the settings appear to be identical between those and the HD2. Can anyone explain what is happening or help me change the proper settings accordingly? Thanks.

Globetrotter
[Streak 5 General] jkim5708:
Louder headset volume...and dlna which gingerbread now says it does. Not asking for much santa....cough...djsteve/fards :)
[Streak 5 General] The Jack of Clubs:
download twonky. it includes twonky server so dont download both. its the best dlna software ive come across and its free.
[Streak 5 General] jkim5708:
Just dl twonky, it sees my media servers and It brings up thumbnail of my divx movies but when I click file it says unable to play...arghh why no dlna...so disappointed my old 6yr old winmo dell axim streamed my movies beautifully
[Streak 5 General] lufc:
Have you tried Power Amp set PRE To Phone Speaker LOUD:)
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] graymulligan:
I've done some searching, but can't seem to find this particular situation.

Stats: Original droid, running clockwork, cyanogen 6.x, everything worked well this weekend. It's not activated currently, but the phone behaved as it should all weekend, as I prepped it for sale yesterday.

Yesterday, I rebooted the phone. Well, sort of. It rebooted, and my motorola logo is centered in the left third of the screen, rather than in the center third. It will not move past the moto logo when powered on.

I've tried X+power, and assorted other combos, and the only one that will allow me access to anything is holding down+camera when booting, which gives me a bootloader 2c.6c screen, showing that the battery is okay, and that it's okay to program.

I can connect in this mode to RSD lite, and attempt a reflash, but when the phone reboots, it goes back to the crooked motorola logo screen, and stays there.

Initially, before I attempted to reflash with rsd, I could find the device with adb, but it wouldn't reboot or reboot-bootloader, hanging instead on the crooked logo.

Am I missing anything? If it's bricked, it's bricked, it hasn't been my primary phone since I bought my X, but Ideally I'd like to restore it and either keep it as a backup, or sell it and make a buck or two.

Sorry for writing a book, just figured I'd convey as much info as possible.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] graymulligan:
my cool new boot page. The bottom right side is just some white nonsense, no legible text or anything.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] graymulligan:
Really? No thoughts at all? Not even a "dude, you're so screwed".
[Nexus One General] AsherChua:
Hey guys!I'm planning on getting the Samsung Galaxy S soon.But now I'm actually stuck between this and the Samsung Galaxy S.I'm aware that the processor aka the 'Hummingbird 1Ghz processor' on the SGS is faster than the Snapdragon processor on the Nexus One.I'm not really going for the looks but I've realised that the SGS has a lagging problem and I believe that rooting and using the one click lag fix can fix that but I'm not planning to root my phone and I'm going for the SGS mostly because of the large internal memory that can keep lots of apps and the bigger and clearer screen!While the Nexus one only has 190mb available and I believe the Nexus one has some hardware problems like dust under the screen and something wrong with the touch screen.So please help me with this!And lastly,I may also choose Nexus One because its gonna receive all the updates in the earliest time and that's a big advantage!So,please help me with this!
[Nexus One General] allthrottle:
My wife has a bone stock vibrant. It has very little issues with lagging, at least not more than a non-modified nexus one. If it were a lag fest, she would've asked me to get her something else. There are areas the nexus doesn't lag that vibrant does, but many more areas the vibrant runs through that the nexus stutters.

Stock for stock; vibrant. The nexus does get more overall support, but you've already said that's not what you're in to. Heck, even mod to mod I'd keep my vibrant. Lag free and fast.
[Nexus One General] [IO]ERROR:
You could get the Nexus S and get the best of both worlds. It's a Galaxy S (upgraded) with 2.3 Android right now. And since it's another Google phone like the Nexus One it will get OTA updates faster then other phones.
[Nexus One General] AsherChua:
Its actually the Samsung Galaxy S I9000 I'm taking about:)And the place I'm buying from,Nexus S isn't available yet.So I'm now only stuck with those 2 choices!:)
[Nexus One General] MitchRapp:
I've played around with a friend's Galaxy S ... to me it's terrible. I can't get over the BACK button being where it is, or the slowness due to it being packed with Samsung and BELL junk, or just the fact that it's plastic... terrible terrible phone.
[Nexus One General] AsherChua:
So its just the placement of buttons or did your friend really mention that its a bad phone?
[Nexus One General] OuncE718:
The funny thing is, is that I actually own a Vibrant and hardware wise I have to say it's an amazing phone. It's definitely better in hardware than an N1. What I love about the N1 if definitely software support and that it has a camera flash/flash light. It depends on if your going for hardware vs software or if you really need an LED flash. As far as lag goes, I used to experience lag till I upgraded to the new unofficial Froyo build released yesterday (12.20.10) by T-Mobile/Samsung. The phone is very fast/responsive now. Maybe not faster than an N1 out of the box, but you can modify it to be just as fast if not faster. My phone is unrooted running 2.2 JK5. Although I might trade this guy in about an hour who has an N1. The only reason/reasons I want to trade is because I love having flash on my phone and all the Dev support from google and the N1 community, although this is my first time ever being in the N1 forums. I hope if I do decide to switch today or tomorrow that I am welcomed by you guys.
[Nexus One General] scottspa74:
If your phone is ' un-rooted', how are you running a custom rom? (2.2 jk5 is a custom rom, I'm guessing). I know I had to root my Evo in order to flash roms. (as opposed to 'unroot', which is how it comes out of the box).

I would suggest nexus 1, even just based solely on hardware and build quality. Samsung phones have this terrible cheap plasticy build/feel. HTC phones have a much better feel and build quality, in my opinion. Also, it sure sucks to have a camera and not be able to use it if it's the least bit dark.

Just my .02¢

Sent from my wicked, virus infected evo straight from hell.
[Nexus One General] OuncE718:
I definitely value your opinion. The Vibrant was able to upgrade to the unofficial build because its similar to an ota, but you just have to manually push it to the phone. You can check out the Vibrant forums for further explanation. If anyone is wondering, guess who has an N1? Lol. I traded the Vibrant just now and I must say I'm impressed. It does feel solid since its actually made out of metals in opposed to the Vibrant's plastic body. Only thing I miss so far is the Super Amoled display and lightness (weighs less of course since its mostly plastic) of the Vibrant.
[Nexus One General] boodies:
unless you're heavy into games and multimedia it really won't make a difference. with the nexus 1 you get that fast google support. And it's a great phone.

If you are into games and videos hands down vibrant. Especially now newer graphics intensive games are coming out.

I own a vibrant with nero 3 voodoo on it. it's ridiculously fast and gps woes are a thing of the past. The support is there, just not directly from sammy. So there u go.
[Nexus One General] SiL3nTKiLL:
i LOVE my galaxy S and would never trade it...go for it
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c-brit323:
Would I be able to just get back to cwm and flash another kernel and rom. Or to I completely have to restore back to stock with odin?