yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab General] rainbow ng:
use adb shell

rootsh

mount /system

cd app

ls ~~ to see what is inside and choose some unwanted app

rm

exit

exit

and now u gain space in /system and can install su
[Galaxy Tab General] fastcx:
Already rooted it yesterday :) but thanks anyway, i just edit the factory.rfs in linux b4 I flash it into my tab instead ;) now I dont need to remove anything after flash
[Galaxy Tab General] daniel.weck:
Out of interest, do you use this Linux shell command ?

#mount -o loop factoryfs.rfs /mnt/rfs

On Mac OS X terminal I normally use the following commands, but I don't think modifications can be written back to the RFS archive:

#sudo mkdir /Volumes/rfs

#sudo hdiutil attach -imagekey diskimage-class=CRawDiskImage -nomount factory.rfs

#sudo mount_msdos /dev/disk{n} /Volumes/rfs

I use Ubuntu for most of my Android hacking, so I guess I will also start using Linux to look inside RFS archives, and to modify them directly :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] WouterZ:
I know this should be in English, but this is specific for Dutch users:

VODAFONE NL settings:

Naam van de verbinding Vodafone Internet

APN / toegangspunt live.vodafone.com

Drager GPRS / UMTS

Gebruikersnaam vodafone

Wachtwoord vodafone

Proxy-adres 192.168.251.150

Proxy-poort 8799

Menu: Opslaan !!!!

Vervolgens:

Bel *#*#4636#*#*

"Telefooninformatie"

Scroll helemaal naar onder: DNS-controle in/uitschakelen (moet zijn 0.0.0.0 allowed)

Dit werkte voor mij prima met de RAFDROID NAND
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] tomasz:
I have not had any trouble with any android build and Vodafone NL (have tried tons of SD builds and Gauners HD Nand, Rajko's CM6, DFT Desire and Projection's desire on Nand.

All had a working mobile data connection out of the box after selecting the carrier in the first-boot setup. In some builds a reboot is required after first boot for the mobile data connection to work though.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] KrewsialNL:
Needless to say, at least he shares his knowledge.

There are a lot of Vodafone NL users having issues getting a stable internet connection, or they had, I can't remember. :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] DutchDanny:
I als have no problem with Vodafone, tested 5 or 6 nand roms, and connections were good.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] DutchDanny:
The issues were with the RAM builds, as far as I know ;)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kruithofm:
Well, I had some issues with the data connection with the SupperRam build, but the cause was found later: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=892079
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] DutchDanny:
As i said, that was a RAM build, and the thread you mentiond was made by me and MAsterokki.

But we found no issues with NAND so far.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] santu001:
I never use the vodafone proxy settings, i just leave it blank. I gives me mobile data issues.

This goes for my MDJ SD Build, some nands i tried, ans even on my recent stock Desire HD. My HD2 is just for playing around now.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mentjens:
I have problems setting the smtp settings for sending the mail.

Can not get this right. The Vodafone smtp server can not be found.

What smtp settings do you use? Only works good with Desire nand roms
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Guru1000:
No problems here either. using prj clean desire V0,2
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] wimber:
Now we now :)

No problems so far. But never now if some build (that you like) has a problem with Vodafone apn. Now we now :)

Thank you very much
[Epic 4G General] ylwsub68:
It appears that ClockworkMod doesn't want to flash roms anymore. :(

It seemed to start acting like this after I converted from RFS to EXT4 (to flash midNIGHT 2.4). I mean, my phone runs faster and snappier and all, but now Clockwork isn't working right.

When CWM3 starts up, I get an error like "cannot find /cache"

Clearing/wiping cache/data goes really fast, like it isn't doing anything at all

Flashing roms is the same way as above ^ (flashed midNIGHT 2.6 and checked and still was on 2.4

Just recently, I choose "update from sdcard" and it tells me it can't find the sdcard!

Did I miss something in the conversion to screw it up? Or something. Any help would be appreciated.
[Epic 4G General] ylwsub68:
Whoops, apologies. Won't happen again. Please move this thread.
[Legend General] man utd:
Hi, I searched a lot for a simple fm radio but couldn't find any. anyone could help? thanks in advence
[Legend General] fabi280:
http://bit.ly/fCwwr7

This one is Cheap & Simple.

Perfect for you!
[Legend General] man utd:
umm am looking for an Android fm radio :)
[Legend General] fabi280:
FM Radio is just available at Sense ROMs like the officials and BlaYo's (i guess it has it) ROMs.

Cyanogen based ROMs don't have a FM radio. You have to reverse engineer some parts to make it available.
[Legend General] man utd:
yeah I have cyanogen mod, but I didn't get what u meant by reverse engineer, am still new with android and only know a bit
[Legend General] fabi280:
If you don't understand it you have to use a sense rom. It's impossible for someone who doesn't even know how to code to reverse engineer the FM radio
[Legend General] man utd:
ok thanks :)
[Legend General] Sckank:
Why dont do as I do? I bought sony wh-600 bluetooth, it got fm-radio. It also sounds better with mp3s than the legend do.
[Legend General] thehoovie:
As of December 6 2010, Cyanogen 6.1 stable, there is native FM Radio Support, from the chage log;

"•N1/Bravo/Incredible/Supersonic/Vision/Ace: FM Radio support - MIUI - http://miui.com (graphics from Fitsnugly, HaXzAmaTiC, and blunden - bugfixes and extra features from Cyanogen, Zinx, mtwebster, and Wysie))"
[Legend General] fabi280:
Where is the Legend?

Read it completly and not just one Sentence. The Changelog has some device specific things inside...
[General Topics] z33dev33l:
It seems ever since the first generation of android devices a multitude of phones have been overhyped and just havent delivered. The G1 was a pinnacle of android masterpiece even with its clunky form and poor build quality it was what android phones should be. It was updated when it could be and if not it was easy to update for devs. It didn't have some terrible skin on it, it felt solid enough, and it worked in every way necessary. I mean the nexus one was the same, it was just a good phone. Ever since things have just been over-hyped and generally not worth it. The original droid was pretty terrible by comparison to the original android phone and yet they publicized it to be something amazing because of the sleek look... dont think most of us care too much about the look of our phone or we'd all be like those iphone wielding tools. This same mediocrity has come into play over and over again straight up to the galaxy S series... what are the odds that garbage is ever really going to get updated without XDA as long as samsung has any say over it? That lag also left a bad taste in most peoples mouths and the fact that the sequel to the amazing nexus one is a glorified galaxy S with a front facing camera and flash is just like taking a dump on the nexus line. There have been a few decent devices along the way mostly from HTC but in all actuality the only enjoyable andoid experience I had post G1 was on an HD2. This is not an android bashing thread just a real question and dedz to the G1... Lost but not forgotten.
[General Topics] souljaboy:
no there wont , ur live will be empty and sad from now on
[General Topics] z33dev33l:
Nah, I'm happy with my WP7 devices. Would just like to have a decent android device on the side and when I heard they were making another nexus I got excited.... then I saw the S
[General Topics] WebCobra:
lmao. Way to cheer up a person.
[General Topics] zerocool79346:
Lol why bother to cheer up an obvious troll post?
[General Topics] TheiPhoneKiller:
there was a bit of hype when the desire came out.i think the HD2 is to be honest and thats not suppose to be an android but its deffinently a fun phone to play with,its got eveyone hyped up on here most deffinently,its turning into the must have tweakable phone.It terms of native android devices,we shall have to see what this year brings
[General Topics] z33dev33l:
Not a troll post by any means. I beg you to give me another phone that lived up as well out of the box. The HD2 did but I dont think it was quite as hyped til XDA took hold of it.
[General Topics] AdrianK:
You have a valid point, but just like the first iPhone, the G1 did have it's flaws, but it was a success because it was the only device for Android. As you rightly said, the Nexus One was the next major step, I'd consider the G2 to be an incrimental step up, but I think the next wave of devices to truly impress will be wielding dual core CPUs, because as of now we're just getting the same internals in different casings. As of now all the other specs have been sufficiently maxed-out (1GHz CPUs, 8mp cameras w/ flash, 576-768mb RAM), so I think an influx of DC Snapdragons and Tegra 2s will shake things up a bit.
[General Topics] z33dev33l:
I dont really think the processors going to make that huge a difference. These phones still have not released anything new and amazing like they did then... They have yet to make another keyboard that could compare to the G1 and thats just sad considering the amount of praise it received. The G2 was nice but the Z hinge was bad and the fact that without overclocking the processor was smaller (though overclocked it was epic) was kinda lame. I dont think tegra 2s are going to make as big a difference as everyone thought if it's the same phones with a nicer processor. What ever happened to that phone with the projector built in? Thats a development...
[General Topics] rajasyaitan:
No there won't. The first one will be the most hyped about regardless of the outcome. Why? It is the first of its kind! It applies to everything, first electric car, first 3D television, first motion-controlled games. So now manufacturers can only make the best phones that they can and still it won't have the same hype as it's granfather.
[General Topics] timur525:
Isnt honeycomb supossed to be game changing? If you get a dual core phone running 3.0 maybe a gig of ram and you honestly say there Isnt a noticeable you might as well place a sticker saying 'troll' right on your forehead and/or asscheaks...

Word.
[General Topics] z33dev33l:
please do learn your stuff before attempting to insult. 3.0 is a tablet os. Cheeks is spelled cheeks and yeah, not trolling, just a bunch of overhyped phones as of late
[General Topics] timur525:
Troll.

You didn't capitalize a few letters where necessary. Also, you forgot your punctuation.
[General Topics] vbetts:
So the Droid, the Hero, the Evo, the Galaxy S, the G2, the MT4g, and hell even the HD2 didn't have any hype? My sales when I worked at Radio shack tend to disagree with that.(Aside the droid)
[General Topics] z33dev33l:
They got the hype, aside from the HD2 though none of em lived up to it. That of course isnt android native.
[General Topics] vbetts:
Aside from the G1, the Droid is probably one of the factors that made Android what it is today. The Hero won awards left and right. The Galaxy S has had its share of problems, but considering there are so many variations of it out there, I'd say it lived up to it's hype and more. The Evo lived up to it's hype as one of the biggest selling devices for Sprint! It passed the record sales in the first week than the Palm Pre, their second biggest sales record in a week! Sprint kind of overestimated when they released their sales numbers, but it was still so much that they ran out of stock quickly everywhere. The MT4g is still growing! Look at the Desire! The Desire like the Hero received awards like phone of the year! G1 didn't. G1 was a hit with developers, and the homebrew community. As is almost every HTC phone is too.

Should also mention, in the T3 tech awards the HTC Desire also beat the Iphone 4, which the Iphone 4 and all the Iphone series is easily way over hyped compared to what the G1 was.
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[TG01 General] screamer333:
Hello,

wceload.exe method not working on wm6.5 roms, cab autoinstall, still deploy software on first run.

Is there another way?

is it possible to unlock extrom, I want to install some of the "oem customizations" not all of them, cause they are outdated or not needed at all.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] AngelDeath:
Okay I have asked this question in the Android Q & A but no one answered, so I am going to try here.

How come no one is making a NAND Rom based on the EVO? I would have thought that the EVO is very close to specs as the HD2 as well as the desire that everyone talks about. So can anyone say why there is no build?

Motoman you can chime in here too since It seems your the only one that did make one for the SD version.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] orangekid:
The HD2 is a lot more like the desire hardware-wise than the Evo. The Evo is CDMA and has all that WiMax stuff going on, and doesn't really offer anything that the desire port doesn't. What are you looking to gain from an Evo port? A bunch of 4G settings you can't use? Sprint crapware? I can't really see any pros.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] dung8604:
Some people say the evo runs smoother, at least on sd build
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] orangekid:
it all depends on the kernel you're using, I've run an Evo ROM from SD and didn't notice it any smoother or faster than a desire port, both using hastarin kernel.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] AngelDeath:
Actually thats part of the reason, I used the SD version and it did seem to run a bit smoother and transitioning between menus or section felt less laggy, not saying that the dft nand rom is slugish, but feels different. And while on the topic, what is the real advantage between the desire and the desire hd? I see that as a topic as well and reading that the desire hd would run slower, whats its major difference or gain of the HD?

And no not trying to get get all the 4g stuff since obviously that wont work on ATT, but when the android was running from SD I tried many but always found myself going back to motomans carbon evo remix.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] benmeilink:
Does anyone know if there are apps or modules for the following problem; I want the phone to stop searching for 3G or 2G networks when the screen is locked? Because when I don't use the phone, I don't really need a 3G network.. and therefore will probably save some battery? So when the screen is locked it should use only 2G network, and when it's put on again it has to start searching for 3G or 2G networks.. any ideas?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ceo4eva:
That's interesting, its a good idea for an app if anyone can do it
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] benmeilink:
I found an app called timeout3g.. but that kills all data when the screen is locked! So apps like whatsapp doesnt work anymore.. But seeing all these reactions it is not that interesting?:S
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] benmeilink:
Isn't there anybody who's interested in this?
[Desire Themes and Apps] msdl28712:
any idea how i can you my own mp3 on startup with this rom tried renaming and copying mp3 into /data/local/android_audio.mp3

but it will not play this one only plays the original

custom bootanimation work fine

cheers

marc

is yhere a update.zip that will do this and simplify the process

thanks

marc
[Desire Themes and Apps] msdl28712:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=735008&highlight=android_audio.mp3

sorted used the mod in the post above flashed via clockworkmod recovery choosing the install zip from sd card / choose zip from sdcard let it do its thing reboot then just replaced my bootanimation and android_audio.mp3 back into /data/local/

Marc
[Desire Themes and Apps] Master_Unit:
Hi Marc,

Some ROM's like leedroid use /system/customize/resource to store the boot sounds.

so maybe you need to replace it with your android_audio.mp3 there.

Hope it helps
[XPERIA X2 General] GlebAX:
Q: How to increase TV-out framerate?

A: Open/close camera after turning on TV-out mode. After that we get rather comfortable framerate which makes us able to play games and watch movies.

P.S. In my opinion, NTSC-J mode is the best for our device (you can choose it in settings)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] svet-am:
At home, I have Netgear PS110 that drives a couple of LPT printers. We use this so that all of the computers at home can print to a common set of printers.

Is there any way to get my Android devices (right now, a Nexus One with Cyanogen and soon a NookColor rooted) to print to this print server?

I did a Google search and found some cloud-based solutions but they require a client running on an always-on Windows machine. I searched here on XDA and didn't see anything that specifically covered printing.

Can someone point me in the right direction on this?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] GMPOWER:
I use PrinterShare and it works great with my networked/printer setup. They have a free version and a $5 paid version. The free version did not work for me but the paid version worked great. It does not work with every printer or network setup out there, so you might want to "loan" the paid version before you purchase it. I have it up and running on my HTC Incredible and Nook Color.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] svet-am:
Thanks for the tip but PrinterShare looks like it requires a client software running on a PC connected to the printer.

My printers are not connected to a computer -- they are connected to a dedicated print server.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Zoandroid:
I too am looking for this

I am also looking for the same solution. I need some sort of print utility that can print to an IP address used by my print server. When I ran Windows Mobile I had a very nice utility called PocketClipPrint that worked well this way. Unfortunately, Field Software, the vendor, is not interested in porting it to Android. :(

I have found no other offering that doesn't require an installed program on a running PC in the loop. Did you ever find a solution to this? :confused:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] spiller37:
If you print with them from the computer then they are connected. Instead of a USB cable they are using a network cable. All of that happens in the windows system and should be independent of the PC app.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] svet-am:
you don't seem to get how network printers work. there is NO computer connected to my printers. There is a little device from Netgear (specifically, the PS110) that connects over LPT to the printer and the other side is connected CAT5 ethernet cable.

There is no computer involved directly in the printing.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Dumah Brazorf:
I use printbot with my ethernet printer, don't know if works with print servers.

Try, it's free.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] leecavturbo:
any progress?

i also have a printer connected to my home lan (internal network and wired)

i can from my laptop which is connected via wifi to my lan print to it. no connection to the internet is required. if there isn't an app that can do this i'd be quite shocked! ?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] XeoNoX:
Printbot worked great with my cannon pixma mp500 on android . Works great for network attached print servers that require ip address . I got it working with tomato firmware on router im sure itll work with ddwrt as well . I just wished it could do websites!! Atleast docs will print.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Scorpius268:
Printbot (free) works for android Htc evo 4g

I have windows 7 32Bit, a netgear WGPS606 printserver attached to a Hp Officejet K5400 (Standalone no computer attached) all this running on my wireless network (router = Netgear WRN2000), I downloaded Printbot (the free Version) right after seeing this post, tried it and had it printing in less than a minute:D. Thanx for the advice, this is exactly what I was looking for. Hope this helps anyone else looking to print from their android devices.

Printed from an Htc Evo 4g.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] AlanB412:
Bee tee dubs, Printershare does not need a PC client. It can print directly to any network printer. Says so right in its description, and I've tested it as well.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] a_t_u_l:
Hi

Anybody knows of any ip printer software over 3g without client on pc. Not a cloud or client based one.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] brentb636:
Printbot worked great with my HP laserjet, ( netjet interface) .. Happy to find this solution. :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Artemisfo:
Well it seems i Can't get it to work properly. I stay conncted within the same WirelessNetwork, my printer is attatched directly to my router with a built-in printserver ( TP-LINK TL-WR1042ND). They use some sort of a wireless printer controller software that comes on a CD with the router. I contacted TP-LINK support describing my problem and asked them if there was any chance to print directly from my PC not using any of their software. Suprisingly after a month of wait time i got a reply. A guy over there explained that there is no need to use this software and I can print by adding a TCP/IP port over to an exisiting printer and hook it up to my PC that way. Also he said that print server of my router has exactly the same IP Adress, which wa smy biggest concern and i couldnt retreive that info anywhere. So when i received that reply i tried printbot once more providing it with my IP adress of the printserv then selected the connection method to LPR as support guy suggested, named the queue as suggested to lp1 and tried to connect. The error im constantly getting is Connection Refused failed to connect to /192.168.0.1 (port: 515). Any ideas how to solve this?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] xenoyosh:
So, were you able to get it to work after all this time? I am now using the same router as you, the TP-LINK TL-WR1042ND. I was forced to get a new router, and this interestingly had "network printing" built in, so I got it. I can make it print with my PC, so it works somehow. Any luck with the Android device?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dattafilthyd:
Try Google cloud print, It'll work tplink print server or even just an old usb printer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji6h0r0-jA0&t=5s

Any printer can be used to print. It's easy. But remember your documents are sent to the cloud.

---------- Post added at 12:33 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:31 PM ----------

Also You can try Print Share It has local mode, i.e over lan without having to use cloud or internet.

This lets you share your printer already installed in your pc with your android.

Desktop app and tutorial: http://www.printershare.com/help-android-pc.sdf

Android app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dynamixsoftware.printershare&hl=en