yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] donetus:
From the article here:

Windows 7 comes with a new feature for sharing your computers internet connection. Now you can do it wirelessly. Well, As long as your system’s wireless network adapter supports Windows 7 “virtual wi-fi” feature, you can do it.

Next you need to check if your network card has the latest driver to support the feature. Intel, Broadcom, Realtek and some other NIC makers provide such drivers.

If the two above conditions are met, you are good to read on …

1. Open an elevated command prompt (Type “CMD.EXE” in the start menu search bar, then right click the cmd.exe link and select “Run as Administrator”).

2. In the command window, type: netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=MyNet key=MyPassword

Replace “MyNet” with the name you want to use for the wireless network and replace “MyPassword” with your chosen password for accessing it)

3. Press Enter.

4. Now type: netsh wlan start hostednetwork

5. Press Enter.

6. Open Control Panel and go to Network and Sharing Center.

7. Click Change Adapter Settings.

8. Right click your Internet connection and select Properties.

9. Click the Sharing tab.

10. Check the box that says “Allow other network users to connect.”

11. Choose your virtual wi-fi adapter and click OK.

Now wi-fi enabled gadget (mobile phone, laptop, ipod, etc) within range should see your new wireless network and others can connect to it if they know the password.

if you've turned off your computer and need to enable this feature, you can just type "netsh wlan start hostednetwork"

Connectify is a good option though if you don't to do the steps above.

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if this isn't about the topic then ignore 'coz i'm a bit confused as to what you wanted to do.

the question is do you want to share your laptop's internet connection so that your x10 mini can connect to it?

OR

do you want to create share your x10 mini's internet connection so that others can connect to it? (Barnacle is the answer)

anyway, as far as i know, x10 mini/mini pro can't connect to any adhoc network.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] glztmf:
I have xperia x10 mini pro. Trying to set up wi-fi adhoc (IBSS) with a laptop.

Changed / system / etc / tiwlan.ini

...
WiFiAdhoc = 1
dot11DesiredSSID = x10mp
dot11DesiredBSSType = 0
...

and / data / misc / wifi / wpa_cupplicant.conf

ctrl_interface = wlan0
wpa_supplicant GROUP = system
update_config = 1
eapol_version = 1
ap_scan = 2

network = {
ssid = "x10mp"
scan_ssid = 1
key_mgmt = NONE
mode = 1
frequency = 2412
}

When I turn on wi-fi on the phone immediately goes to connect to the correct grid, for a long time hanging message "Obtaining IP address ...", and then says" failed ".

What's the problem? What's best way to organize such a network?
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] eboIa:
Hello,

I rushed for one problem over days... but maybe anybody can help me on it here.

I need Hungarian T9 on my newly freshed SGT to XXJME ROM. In original XWJJ3 there was a good working one but don't know how to deodex that and use in current system as stock keyboard...

I made a general topic for it in SGS forums but nobody answered it yet.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=10149927

Hope that anybody could help me because this is one general problem of people at central Europe.

Lot of thanks in advanced!
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] eboIa:
And... Sztupy already dropped the answer:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=796854

Wow, if I can, will try it ASAP!

Köszi Sztupy:)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paulroyland:
please can someone help me, i have a htc hd2 and i put android on it but it was a mistake i really want to put windows mobile 6.5 back on, but how do you do this, i cant seem to find anything explaining how, can someone please help me, ive tried running it through ruu but it cant sync up to my phone now its running android, cheers guys
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ClydeB1:
No need to sync to Activesync. Just put phone back into bootloader (ie volume down + power on), connect usb and then run the ruu.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dobreandl:
Enter in bootloder by holding (with the phone close) the volume down volume key then press power button ... then flash the original wimo rom
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paulroyland:
thank you for the help but my issue is that when i do that it just stays on the multi colour screen and, if i just turn my phone on the bootloader runs nand straight away. how can i get into the botloader, its weird, thansk again guys :)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shubh.27hd2:
Dude u need to have a stock rom.. AND THEN FLASH IT IN BOOTLOADER...
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zyborg:
After trying to flash Roto-JME firmware and having great troubles with USB drivers and getting my GT to remain connected during the entire flashing process, my GT finally died on me...

Now it won't turn on at all.. However, I can bring (somewhat) to life by plugging it into a wall outlet after which the screen turns and on in 20 second interval displaying the "Connection interrupted" graphic.

When I connect to my PC via the USB cable, it won't turn on at all.

Does anyone have any tips as to how to get my GT to turn on again??

Thank you so much!
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rotohammer:
So you see the "Phone ! PC" graphic?

Can you explain exactly which files you flashed, and what you did when the Tab disconnected during flashing?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zyborg:
Yes, the "Phone ! PC" graphic.

Initially, my problem was that I had succesfully installed Roto-JME, but then had proceeded to install the latest version of ClockWorkMod (version 3.0), which f*cked up everything - my guess is the conversion to ext4 - after which my SGT wouldn't boot up past the "Samsung Galaxy Tab" logo...

After having had trouble getting my SGT to stay connected, I installed a different version of the "Samsung USB driver for mobile phones", namely for the Samsung Galaxy S, and compatible with Windows 7 x64 (version 1.3.350), which is my current operating system. I installed these drivers on top of the drivers that came with the latest version of Kies (version 1.3.1600).

I the tried to flash the following files through ODIN:

PDA: P1000XWJJ4-REV03-ALL-CL639474.tar.md5

PHONE: MODEM_P1000XXJID.tar.md5

CSC: GT-P1000-CSC-SERJJ2.tar.md5

PIT: P1_add_hidden.pit

The flashing process FAILED during the flashing of FACTORYFS.RFS, I believe, and then my SGT went blank, and it will not turn on again....
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] procarion:
btw this is what is meant with
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CyberGhos:
That's an easy fix. I got into the same situation, flashed JM6 with .pit and repartition and brought my tab back to life. Only problem is that now I have a locked boot loader, but I don't care much b/c soon Tab2 will be out.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zyborg:
Sorry, maybe I didn't make myself clear: I cannot turn on my SGT, which means I cannot get it to show up in Odin, or elsewhere (e.g. Droid Explorer, Android Commander, etc.)...
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rotohammer:
You either have a Tab that wont power on (blank screen) or one with the "Phone ! PC" screen on it.

If its blank, then theres even more to this story that you haven't told us.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zyborg:
Okay, let me be specific:

1) Plugged into a wall outlet: Phone ! PC screen showing up at intervals. Won't turn on or go into download mode.

2) Plugged into my PC: Blank screen. Won't turn on or go into download mode.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rotohammer:
"Phone ! PC" is download mode. So thats good. I've never seen it flash on and off though.

The only thing that I know of that can screw up "download mode" is to flash a firmware with a bootloader. Do you recall flashing and or repartitioning with anything else?

Have you tried holding the down volume key and then pressing power to see if you can get into a solid download mode? I'm thinking the graphics for the battery charger got screwed up and now your seeing something else flashing in its place, and maybe the Tab is really off.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Adapt0r:
zyborg, your computer should see the Tab when Phone-!-Pc screen is on provided you have correct drivers on your Windows PC. One of my PCs running Win 7 with USB drivers downloaded from Samsung web site.

It is possible to flash firmware in this mode. Use Roto-JME with repartitioning and SD reformatting. It looks like you corrupted system directories. BTW CWM installes only new recovery. Possibly it was a wrong one.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zyborg:
I'm pretty sure that the JJ4 firmware DOES contain a bootloader, yes.

Yes, I have tried holding the down volume key and then pressing power several times, and it doesn't work, sorry.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rotohammer:
Then the problem is due to the combination of a flaky flashing setup while flashing a firmware with a bootloader.

If everything isn't perfect, then flashing a bootloader is an exercise in "Flash to Fail" which is why I prefer folks not to flash them unless absolutely needed.

Does the device power off when you hold the power button for 10 seconds?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zyborg:
Plugged into wall outlet: No, it doesn't. I reboots into the Phone ! PC screen. If I unplug the device, or turn off the power, the device turns off by itself. In some instances, however, the Phone ! PC screen remains on, in which case I've tried to bring the device over to my PC to connect it, but the device still doesn't register on my PC (no new device is added / USB drivers installed).

I'm guessing the boot process is in some sort of loop due to a misflashed bootloader... or am I wrong?

So what do I do?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rotohammer:
The only chance left is to force the tab to boot into the spare secondary bootloader with a special value resistor soldered across the pins of power cable connector. I haven't tried it myself as I'm waiting for some spare cables to arrive,

Does anyone know another way?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zyborg:
Can I order such a cable/resistor online?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Adapt0r:
I've been in similar situation but odin could always recognize the Tab.

My guess is the Tab might need recharging. Having weak battery might result in turning it off quickly and failing of handshake. I would suggest to keep it charging for a couple hours and then turn it on and see whether Odin would recognize the Tab.

I like the idea of special cable. If I get directions I can probably make it tomorrow and try. I have components and plenty of spare cables.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zyborg:
If you can make a spare cable and test this, that would be awesome. :)

Thank you for the suggestion, but I've already tried leaving it charging for several hours, but as soon as I disconnect it from the wall outlet, it turns off and won't turn on...
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zyborg:
My device just miraculously turned on!!! I had left it connected to my PC (via the USB cable), while watching a movie, and then - out of the blue - it turned on and the PC then proceeded to install the USB drivers. It still shows the Phone ! PC screen, but is connectable through ODIN.

What do you recommend I do now?

What should I flash, how, and in what order?

UPDATE: It seems like the device's current behaviour when connected to my PC is the same as its behaviour when connect to a wall outlet - only slower. It turns on and off at intervals (of 20 seconds, or so)... Which makes it very hard for me to flash anything to the device. Any suggestions?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Adapt0r:
Choice is yours but I would recommend pre-rooted Roto-JME ROM. Follow his post in the development section. It has links to easy flashing guide as well. In similar situation I've selected the ROM with reformatting of the internal SD memory and repartitioning.

Good luck!
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alcibiade:
Just read the thread by chance and my first reaction to your explanation about the different behavior between the wall outlet plug and the PC led me immediately to "The tab may very well need charging". It seems Adapt0r had the same immediate idea as well...

Have you tried to keep the Tab plugged in the outlet for a couple of hours and then tried to plug it again to the PC ?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zyborg:
Please read post #18 again...

I keep getting the error "Complete(Write) operation failed", when trying to flash dbdata.rfs between the intervals. Reading other posts by people having similar problems, I'm getting more suspicious that the CWM may be the actual source of my troubles - the conversion to ext4, in particular. Is this why I cannot flash anything?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zyborg:
FIXED!

It would seem that most of you were right about the assumption: "The device must be underpowered"...

Here's how I solved it:

I left the device charging overnight (7-8 hours) with the Phone ! PC screen showing.

Thought some more about PIT mapping (possible remaining ext4 partition?) and got the idea to flash a different PIT.

1. Reinstalled USB drivers (SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones v1.3.1600).

2. Connected the device to my PC via USB with the Phone ! PC screen showing and let the PC install the required drivers.

3. Opened ODIN 1.7.

4. Flashed P1_20100909.pit - nothing else. Successful.

Resulted in white screen loop + ability to get the device in Download Mode by pressing volume down + power button. Connected the device to a wall outlet (with Download Mode showing) and left it charging (?) for approx. 1 hour.

5. Restarted my PC.

7. Reinstalled USB drivers (SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones v1.3.1600).

8. Connected the device in Download Mode and let the PC install the required drivers.

9. Opened ODIN 1.7.

10. Flashed P1_20100909.pit + Roto-JME-FmtIntSD. Unsuccessful (at 10%).

11. Flashed P1_add_hidden.pit + Roto-JME-FmtIntSD. Success.

After successful boot-up, the device appeared seriously underpowered (below 4%) - which means that it indeed did not charge at all when I left if plugged in overnight... strange... But maybe it DID charge after I flashed the P1_20100909.pit? At least, I had more success after flashing this.

Still baffles me, though, the an unsuccessful flash can lead to the device not charging at all... Any ideas why??

Other thoughts?

Thanks again to rotohammer and Adapt0r for taking the time to look at this! :)
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zyborg:
I then proceeded to try to install a working radio.

I wasn't able to flash the radio that came with the Roto-JME firmware (Addon-JME-Modem.tar). I then tried to flash the radio from the JJ7 firmware package (found at samfirmware.com) - MODEM_P1000XXJK5_REV_00_CL690077.tar.md5 - which proved successful.

I now have the following setup:

BASEBAND: P1000XXJK5

KERNEL: 2.6.32.9 ROOT@SEI-28 #1

BUILD: FROYO.XXJME

---

Any idea why I can't flash Addon-JME-Modem.tar?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zyborg:
I can now also run "adb reboot recovery" from a console, and get the following printed in the recovery console:

-----------

Android system recovery <3e>

Samsung Recovery Utils

- for BML -

Enter: Home Key, Select: Vol UP / Vol Down

reboot system now

apply sdcard: update.zip

wipe data/factory reset

wipe cache partition

---

update media, please wail

update media, finished

#MANUAL MODE#

update application, please wait

update application, finished

-- Appling Muti-CSC...

Installing Muti-CSC

multicsc : src /system/csc/KOR/system/ .

-----------

Which version of the recovery console is this?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Adapt0r:
Isn't Samsung recovery version <3e>?

Actually it is a big deal according to the post in the Samsung Vibrant forum

"recovery 3e modified to work like recovery 2e" - Updated 12/06/2010

there are a number of problems with the recovery in the just leaked Froyo ROM.

1. signature checking

2. passing API version 3 to the updater binary

3. forced wipe after installing an update.zip
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thenewak:
so im going to try this as i am charging the tab tonight all night but i dont get the charge screen. so this may mean mine isnt charging which is why i cant get it to download...although mine will not do anything at all i know it was more than half charged before the brick. anyways if you find anything out can you post on this page please.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=10600019#post10600019
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goodgod.7878:
hi, wanted to know if it solves the problem of the screen (phone - pc) if of the photo, I spend the same problem, could not put into downloading mode, but eventually worked fine , if you would like to know how I did it, write me.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chenilline34:
help! please

Help please! I already read all problems and solutions .

I also try every solution you have post, but still my gt-p1000 wont work..

I don't have any image to attach because my gt-p1000 is completely out(blank).

this was my last card that I can share with you guys:

CE0168

Model: GT-P1000

FCC ID: A3LGTP1000

MADE IN KOREA BY SAMSUNG

IMEI:352961/04/584104/3

S/N:R9VZB70561T

This is what happened: My android version was originally from Froyo and upgraded to Gingerbread

1.I tried to upgrade my android from 2.3.6 to 4.2.2 = failed

2.I restore backup and nothing happen but lost every data on my SDcard

3.tried to reinstall firmware using Odin3 1.7 and cause me automatic boot and never turn On my Device again.

All of this happen only 1week ago..

Now the only thing that recognize my device was ODIN3 v1.7 while my device is still turn off(BLANK). Even samsung kies, mass storage won't recognize my device

PLEASE SIR/MA'AM HELP ME AS SOON AS POSSIBLE... DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH MY DEVICE ANYMORE!!
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ukitaki:
So, does Odin recognize your tab NOW?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chenilline34:
Yes, it still works in Odin!

What should I do?

Is there any files that can install DEVICE DRIVERS using Odin?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ukitaki:
That`s nice!

First of all leav your Tab plugged into charge for atleast 4 hours via a mains supply (NOT USB).

All You Need Is Stock Rom + PIT Via Odin You Can Recover It By the Following Steps :

Download your Firmware from www.samfirmware.com

(extract The Tar From the ZIP You Downloaded)

Put Your Tab Into Download Mode by ( hold Volume

Down Button with Power Button )

Your tab will boot into download Mode, plug your tab to your Pc

In ODIN Put In PDA Section ( TAR ) The stock Rom you downloaded, PIT section put the attached with Odin IN PIT SECTION

Hit the start button , wait until the process Finish, your tab will reboot to confirm the new System.
[Nook Color General] eyecrispy:
I'm trying to install an unsigned apk file for testing purposes and i'm getting the following error.

pkg: /data/local/tmp/AL-Android.apk

Failure [INSTALL_PARSE_FAILED_NO_CERTIFICATES]

Is there any way to bypass or disable the cert check and get it loaded so I can test?
[Nook Color General] arodey:
You can download zip signer from the market and if will sign any apk or zip from your device.
[Nook Color General] eyecrispy:
I'm trying to use Zip signer, but it's teling me that it can't find the output file name I gave it (which is true becasue it doesn't exist) but when i leave both input and output file names the same, it says to change the name. What am I doign wrong?

the apk i have is in /system/app. Should I move it?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] howetechnical:
Hey all,

I come from an extensive background in OC'ing my own systems, pushing them to the extreme for noticeable performance increases. The one thing I know though, is that it does add wear and tear on the components, and shortens their lifespan. Is overclocking the Vibrant really worth it? I'm not sure if, with a ROM like Axura 2.2.5.7 which is blazing fast already, an extra 100 or 200 mHz is really worth the risk/performance.

What do you all say?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Insomaniac10:
the only reason i OC is basically just so i can tell myself that i am OCing. If that makes ANY sense. its basically just my phone OCD.

to answer your question, even though you kind of already answered it yourself: the only reason you would actually NEED to OC is if you game a lot on your phone, if you do a lot of multitasking, or if you have a lot of data transfering going on (which i do). other than that, our processor is pretty powerful, and can handle 95% of what is thrown at it.

With that said, since youve indicated that you are satisifed with your phones performance, i would say the only thing you should definately do is install a lagfix (if you havnt already). if you dont need to OC, do your battery/hardware a favor, and dont.....unless you have phone OCD like myself.

PS - not to ramble on, but there was actually a 2-day period where i actually wasnt OCed and i didnt know it (i guess my app reset itself or something). i remember saying to myself during that time that my phone phone seemed a little laggy and much slower than usual....then once i discovered that my OC wasnt applied, it made sense. but keep in mind, i have my phone doing a lotttttt of things constantly, so OCing may not have the effect on lighter users that it does on myself. pretty crazy what a .2 ghz difference makes
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PaiPiePia:
Like above stated, OC is only needed if you do some intensive task on your phone. In addition, most of the Overclocking Kernels are targeted at a broad audience, what I meant by that is the developer bumps up the voltage enough so that only a small amount of people experience crashes. However, user generally have no control over the voltage themselves and any increase in voltage is bad for electronic components. (exception being some of Eugene's kernels which allows UV by user).
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joe.kerwin:
I don't, its not needed. I like my battery life.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hazard99:
I dont usually oc unless I am near a power source. last night i tried the Dow kernals and wow my phone was dead within ours even while in standby. Imo thats just nuts. Even while Oc'd it shouldnt die that way.

What I am looking for is a kernal thats compatible with nero v3 that will maintain battery life aslong as I dont oc.

I have seen this post http://eb-productions.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=samsungsgs&action=display&thread=28&page=1 on Eugenes forum but non of the info makes sense. The one that does make sense has a older modem than the one I am using.

I guess I am use to the hd2 in which I would underclock to maintain decent battery life and use profiles. It doesnt seem like this cpu likes the profiles. amirite?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kubernetes:
I would OC no question if we could get a UV kernel with good battery life like we did with Eclair. I won't do it with Froyo because of the terrible battery on i9000 kernels.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oka1:
What TopShelf10 said is correct. Basically the trade off is this.... faster kernel.......quicker battery drain. That is the trade off. I have used oc kernels ...I do not use the phone for games, so EVERY thing I do on the phone the oc is not necessary. That statement is true for 95% of us.

BUT, that said, there is some cool macho feeling you get when your phone is in overdrive:), just like my car, 350 hp but I live on an island that only allows 25mph speed limit...still, it doesn't change that feeling of awesomeness I get when I start the engine :D:D:D
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dougefresh91:
I had nothing but issues with each and every OC ROM I tried. App alarm, pandora, slacker, ect. It was always something. My phone would actually get random freezes so it made the phone feel slower. Voodoo or OCLF on the other hand work wonders.