yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theMaDHakkeR:
Yea there isnt much you can do. I think DG just made the haptic a little stronger in the most recent build of Percepion but thats about it. I use Cogb8 and the haptic is very close to stock. Its actually why i havent flashed other roms because Cog seems to have the best haptic feedback.
[Galaxy Tab General] sedde:
As thread says, i am about to jump off the tab wagon, i fell in love with the nexus s and i already bought it on my vacation here in the states.

So i got a Galaxy tab Euro running JME, no scratches at all, worn a case and a full body protection since day 1, coming with case with a kick stand, and a car charger i havent yet opened.

PM with offer about price, i am a legit owner, i am in this forum for over 5 years and i am a man of my word.

The phone will be situated in greece, but for the next 15 days i will be in the US, at Mechanicsburg - PA.

Please serious offers only, i wont accept trades, unless someone with a Nexus S pops up with a good deal.

Thank you gentlemen.
[Galaxy Tab General] eddgarms:
$400 ... ?
[Galaxy Tab General] sedde:
It has voice capabilities and i bought it for 689 Euro, which is almost 900$.

I was thinking about 550, given that it has a case, a screen protector and a car charger coming with it.
[Galaxy Tab General] Alcibiade:
The AT&T one goes for 650$ new and is easy to switch to voice capability

You can probably sell yours around 500$ (I am not bidding for it, I already have mine)
[Galaxy Tab General] LargePrime:
I am not bidding, but..

Alcibiade, did you include extras?

650 + Case and Screen Protector and Car charger. Already installed and in place...

Vs

550 all up used?

sedde, Does it include Box et. al.?
[Galaxy Tab General] sedde:
It includes box and everything, but i have them back home in greece, since i wasnt planning on selling it, but i will ship them from there when i get back home to everyone who buys it.

Come on guys i will be to the states for another 14 days.

I might be able to do 520-540 too.
[Galaxy Tab General] zozodouce:
would you trade you tab for an iphone4?

let me know.
[Galaxy Tab General] sedde:
I have left you a personal message.
[Galaxy Tab General] sedde:
bump bump!!
[Galaxy Tab General] sedde:
The device is still up for sale mates.

PM ME
[Galaxy Tab General] eddgarms:
RE

Last offer $450.

Shipping from your home ! (because I dont want to pay taxes)

Regards

Edgar
[Galaxy Tab General] darrenjdoc:
How much in £ English pounds ?
[Galaxy Tab General] sedde:
You mean from Greece ?

Even if i ship it from here you wont pay any taxes.
[Galaxy Tab General] sedde:
I would say about 300 pounds.
[Galaxy Tab General] ukjeeper:
No longer required.
[Galaxy Tab General] sedde:
Bump ,

10 chars.
[Galaxy Tab General] sedde:
Device still up for grabs.
[Galaxy Tab General] mafiaboy01:
Shouldn't this be in the market section?
[Galaxy Tab General] eddgarms:
RE

Yes I mean from Greece. Shipping with FexEx or DHL and Cash on Delivery.

Regards

Edgar
[Galaxy Tab General] sedde:
Just applied the bootloaders fix, and the device is free of protected bootloaders.

( Still rooted and now on KA1 from rotohammer. )

PS : If a moderator can move it on the "market" some fellow here mentioned, i would be glad too.
[Android Apps and Games] rider2112:
I'm looking for an app that will let me remotely launch / kill apps on my android phone. My end goal is to be able to remotely start up and kill a GPS tracker app thats on my phone. While the GPS tracker app does support SMS activation, i don't want to pay per SMS just to start / stop the tracking, nor do i want to use a different tracker app.

Does anyone know if a remote application launcher exists? If not, I'm thinking i might just try and develop one.
[Desire General] fusk:
Hi there, just wanna mention that i did search the forum, but didn't find an answer, just to be clear on that.

So, yesterday i got a desire, switched from a wildfire which i had for 2 months, there is a bit more power and fun to be had with a desire.

But as with the wildfire, i noticed that the auto brightness function isn't doing so well.

If i get up at night and it's all black in my room, the screen is way to bright, i have to use the power control to bring it down, but the downside is that it disables the auto brightness.

Is there anything that let's you tell auto brightness, if it's pitch black, brightness should be this low and so forth?

I've rooted and flashed with leedroid.
[Desire General] cmdrfire:
I'm running LeeDroid and I don't know if it's recalibrated or what, but it's definitely better than with the stock ROM.

Edit: Just saw I didn't read your post well enough and you've got LeeDroid as well, so my answer is not too helpful... sorry...
[Desire General] marinierb:
The Cyanogen ROMs have settings to adjust brightness.
[Desire General] Evil_Cid:
This was one of the things that annoyed me about the desire.....so much that I decided to fully root this thing and do things my way lol

So I removed the stock ROM, Radio, HBOOT and Recovery and flashed some custom ROMs and now automatic brightness works JUST FINE ^^

Edit: Does leedroid come with automatic brightness settings?...hav u checked under the Display settings? becuase most of the ROMs that support automatic brightness needs to have it enabled and setup to work properly :)
[Desire General] fusk:
Well, yes leedroid has automatic brightness, but as i mentioned, it's still too bright at night, i want to tell auto brightness that if i does not detect any light, it should turn the brightness as low as possible and so forth.

Do you turn the brightness down with power control you disable auto brightness and have to manually enable it again.

Even tho there is only one sensor, instead of having a preset value for different amount of light detected, it could be smarter.

Ex. auto brightness is on, it's dark, you go into brightness and turn it further down, phone asks you if you are turning it down because you think it's too bright, you click yes, phone learns that you want lower brightness when it's very dark, you click no, phone does nothing because you had another reason for adjusting brightness.

The next time, phone remembers that you want low brightness when it's dark, so you don't have to do it again.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] api1996:
How would I go from s-off back to s-on?
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bftb0:
Using fastboot from the PC, as in

fastboot flash hboot name-of-hboot-image.nb0

(The phone needs to be in FASTBOOT USB mode (coldstart with Send+End), and an acceptable USB driver needs to be installed on a Windows PC)

The S-OFF bootloader is happy to let you replace itself - it is running in memory when you interact with it, not directly from the NAND flash memory.

You can find the .nb0 files inside any of the HTC leak PB00IMG.ZIP ROMs, or the "rom.zip" files embedded within the RUUs. (Note that the built-in Windows "compressed folder" methods for extracting a zip file will not work with these HTC .zip files because of the way that HTC "signs" these zip files, but the 7zip Utiltity for Windows will work).

The 1.47.0000 S-ON bootloaders are only found in the MR1 and MR2 RUUs; all of the "Leak" PB00IMG.ZIP files from HTC (Leak-V1,-V2, and -V3) contain the 1.49.0000 S-ON bootloader.

[SIZE=+1]Please be aware that flashing the bootloader is the single most dangerous thing you can do to your phone, and that if you flash a corrupted file to the bootloader you will certainly hard-brick the device. You absolutely must VERIFY THE MD5 SIGNATURE of the bootloader .nb0 image file before using it with fastboot! Fastboot provides you absolutely no protection from errors! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED! You can find checksums listed in this reference post[/SIZE]

For clarity, I will repeat them here:

RUU___MR1 38899da4e5e002e3be22900f5f4eb6f7 hboot_7501a_1.47.0000_091023.nb0
RUU___MR2 38899da4e5e002e3be22900f5f4eb6f7 hboot_7501a_1.47.0000_091023.nb0
Leak___V1 0717a252deb8eed89f33bf277959b91c hboot_7501a_1.49.0000_100124.nb0
Root_Leak 22d3c7082811170e70f308e3213b5d1f hboot_7501a_1.49.2000_100124.nb0
Leak___V2 0717a252deb8eed89f33bf277959b91c hboot_7501a_1.49.0000_100124.nb0
Leak___V3 0717a252deb8eed89f33bf277959b91c hboot_7501a_1.49.0000_100124.nb0

bftb0

PS I could swear I wrote a post essentially identical to this one within the last week ;)
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] api1996:
Can you please post a download link for either the MR2 or MR1 PB00IMG.zip files? I can't seem to find them.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bftb0:
[ Edit ] Updated - check Consolidated HTC Eris RUU/OTA/ROM URLs for the MR1 or MR2 PB00IMG.ZIP files - if you haven't already done the steps below. cheers! bftb0

I don't have a download link right now. If you want to wait a couple days, maybe I'll have something more convenient. In the meantime, the way to get these files is to run the associated RUU utility - but not all the way through. More on that in a second.

You can get the MR2 (1.17.605.1) RUU utility from this folder at shipped-roms.com - the MR2 link is the RUU_Desire_C_Verizon_WWE_1.17.605.1_release_signed_with_driver.exe link.

OK, now how do you "get" the PB00IMG.zip file out of the RUU?

Simple. You run the RUU right up to the point where you would normally be starting the install to the phone - but you don't do that. Leave the RUU running, don't terminate it yet. The point of doing this is so that the RUU unpacks all the temporary files it is going to use - including the "rom.zip" file. It puts all this unpacked junk in two temporary folders underneath your Windows user area, perhaps at

C:\Documents and Settings\<your_windows_user_name_here>\Local Settings\Temp

use your windows search capability to look for a big "rom.zip" file underneath there. (The two top-level folders will have long names that look like Windows registry keys). Note that you may have to diddle with your Windows Explorer folder settings to "Display Hidden Files".

Now copy the "rom.zip" file to some other location on your hard drive, and when the copy is complete, exit the RUU utility. (You can't do this until you have copied the file someplace else first, because all the temporary files get wiped when you exit the RUU).

You can then rename the "rom.zip" file to PB00IMG.ZIP. If I am not mistaken, the MD5 checksum of that particular (1.17.605.1) "rom.zip" file will be 9e9ad31f01bbcb05157443287f4f38dd

bftb0

PS. Note the "_with_driver.exe" part of the RUU file name. All the RUUs attempt to install a USB driver for the Eris on to your PC. Since MR1 and MR2 came out one year ago - a couple months after the consumer release of Windows 7, the drivers might not be the same quality as whatever you have on your machine now (if it in fact installs the driver despite the presence of an existing driver). Just a heads up in case it tries to kang a crappy driver into your Windoze box. You might want to take a restore point just before running the RUU in case you find you need to un-kang the driver from your PC.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] api1996:
Thanks for the download links. I had just extracted the rom.zip and found the bootloader and figgured that I should check the tread one more time. That's when I saw the edit! I guess I just have bad timing :p. Anyway, I went ahead and extracted the bootloader, here's a download link for the 1.47 S-ON bootloader from the MR2 update for anyone who wants it: http://www.multiupload.com/9300LRSFZP

Thanks
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bftb0:
I just noticed that I forgot to mention that the way that HTC "signs" those "rom.zip" / "PB00IMG.ZIP" files makes the "compressed folder" handling in Windows unhappy, so you need to use some other tool on windows to unpack those .zip files. 7-Zip will do the job, though.

You obviously got past that, though.

bftb0
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] api1996:
I used 7 zip. You mentioned it in your first response.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bftb0:
:o. I thought I had read that someplace recently! LOL
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] USSENTERNCC1701E:
Worked like a charm, thanks bftb0. BTW I'm getting my fifth Eris tomorrow, I got so tired of this I tried to get a different phone, they refused, so I went to best buy added a line and got a free DINC, more or less, I just have to pay an extra $10/month, I'm throwing my old Dare on that line so I don't have to pay for data. Now I can play with my Eris all I want and don't have to worry ruining my only phone :)
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bftb0:
I'm glad people are getting some use out of this stuff. 5th Eris? Holy crap, I guess I should feel lucky that the phone I got on drop day (Nov '09) is still hanging tough.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] USSENTERNCC1701E:
No kidding, my first one was amazing, ran stable and cool, no trackball issues. I got some dirt in the speaker, when it blew out completely I just got it replaced. If I'd have know all the issues I'd be having with these refurbs I'd have just bought a bluetooth and called it good.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Not for a lack of trying, though. :)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeathJester:
How do I disable the vibrating alert for alarms? 7am every day I wish I could be woken by the sedate tones of my preferred alarm sound, yet instead it sounds like someone has trapped an electric toothbrush in a biscuit tin.

Stock Froyo, btw.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sengork:
That's exactly how I felt about the alarm vibrator. And it's easy to miss where you can disable it. Go back to editing the alarm and scroll the screen all the way down, you'll see it at the bottom.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeathJester:
A winner is you.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DeathJester:
This morning was much more pleasant! I'd buy you a beer, but you're probably not local to me :p

Edit: Australia! Can't get much further away :p
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sengork:
That's alright, glad it worked. Enjoy.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cmlow0:
Thanks ! I am looking for way to disable the vibrate of the alarm too :)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Drag-On:
+1 thanks to the answer here from me too! (and thanks to the new suggested topics but before posting!)
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TobiasV:
Hi everyone,

I was wondering if it was possible to reinstall moxier mail and the SE email app on my phone. I deleted them with a script to enable JIT on my phone. But now I want them back.

All help is appreciated!

Kind regards,

Tobias
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TobiasV:
Then what would you recommend for exchange mail ?
[EVO 4G General] dresr82:
I am getting a replacement evo because of problems with my headphone Jack. My current phone is rooted and I have nandroid backups of my favorite roms and setups. My question is after getting my new phone (and rooting it of course) will my nandroid backups from the current phone that are on the SD card be able to be used or do I have to pretty much just start over?
[EVO 4G General] mattykinsx:
You can use certain aspects of them.

But you obviously can't restore things like the Wimax information.
[EVO 4G General] snowboarda42:
If you copy them from your current phone to your computer, then from your computer to the new one after it's rooted you'll still have them. It's good to always keep them on your computer anyways if you break or loose your phone or sd card.

Sent from my hand.
[EVO 4G General] dresr82:
Thanks.
[EVO 4G General] Vandelay007:
Be careful.....you do not want to restore your old RSA keys onto your new phone.....you possibly will lose your new ones in place of your old ones ...and when a phone is returned those keys are deactivated ......
[EVO 4G General] quocamole:
not a good idea.

qft.

op - pay a few bucks and get titanium backup (if you haven't it already). do a full back up (apps/app data and system data). if you decide to run the same rom you can do a full restore using titanium on the new phone. if you use a different rom, restore apps and data and some system backups only (i.e. bookmarks, wifi configs, bluetooth configs, sms/mms to name a few).
[EVO 4G General] TheMatrixx:
When you get your new phone, be sure to use the latest (2.2.1) version of Amon recovery, and back EVERYTHING up (including wimax!) with this done, you can always save yourself later if you run into problems.

If you *previously* used Amon, you'll want to take out the wimax.img's from the backup directories, otherwise you'll overwrite your new phone's wimax radio with the backup from the now defunct phone.
[EVO 4G General] jdh10475:
No no no do not use a nand backup from one evo to another you will copy your RSA keys to the new phone overwriting the new phones keys. If you have to ask you are probably not aware of what your rsa keys are or how to extract them. Just do a TI backup of the apps on the old phone and use it to restore apps and app data only.
[EVO 4G General] Bigjim1488:
+1

Sent from my Evo while i should be working
[EVO 4G General] dresr82:
Thanks you guys. Just out of curiosity, what happens to your phone if you overwrite the RSA Keys?
[EVO 4G General] cesarcerros31:
Wimax is busted and if you were to restore nandroid make sure you have the same hboot as your previous evo
[EVO 4G General] dresr82:
So if im in a area that doesn't get wimax it really has no effect on me? I'm in Kansas City and we do have 4g but I'm just asking out of curiosity. I'm a n00b so I'm trying to learn what I can.
[EVO 4G General] Vandelay007:
Best advice ....don't over write your keys for the sake of settings which can be restored in other ways....
[EVO 4G General] omegasun18:
it has no effect on you this moment but if say in a month you get 4g in your area or you travel to an area that has 4g... you are basically SOL. the phone will never be able to use 4g once you lose your keys.

It jsut isnt worth completly killing yuor 4g to save you from a little work in resetting up your phone. For me the titanium back up method worked best. Witht he same rom there is no real issue restoring the system settings and apps and if yuo have the pro version it is easy and hassle free.
[EVO 4G General] superevilllama:
You can also edit your nandroid folder. Delete the images that you do not want, in this matter the wimax.img, and edit your nandroid.md5 to remove that particular entry. Then try your restore. You definitely would not want to restore a different phone's wimax.img though, so make sure it is removed.

nandroid.md5 file contents:

91cebe6b52d9e64c01c30653a5d2266a boot.img

06295eb84eb6ecc98e0164761dbf78c6 cache.img

397ce69461a617def1cff4d1b06d6917 data.img

4cd1cda3b36a17727fd500c910c87597 system.img

7cc9df0a90eca0ec6505d76698a8f8d0 wimax.img
[EVO 4G General] playya:
Point blank don't do it not worth the headaches. Rooting and backup could take only 15 minutes out of your life...no biggie
[EVO 4G General] imex99:
I have the same problem......

My charging port was bad and Sprints replacing my phone and I will have the new one any day. I have everything backed up with titanium and rom manager.

What steps do I need to get rooted again.... After reading this, i cant just load up my old rom and be done I guess! Thanks in advance.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnny quest:
deleted for lack of response
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scary alien:
JQ,

If you mean uploading an app to the Market, then you need to sign-up to be an Android developer (25 bucks).

Some useful links:

http://developer.android.com/index.html

http://developer.android.com/guide/publishing/publishing.html

http://market.android.com/publish

Didn't see your thread until after I got home from work...

Cheers!
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dingermtb:
if you just want to post comments, you first need to download the app, then you get the option to rate and comment. Download app, then hit Post a Comment
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnny quest:
thanks you very much. Sorry I had to delete because no one would help me out. Just one person but didn't understand.

I paid the fee and got an account. I'm just not sure about those "manifest, xml, and other files" to put in my app. I'm not a developer, I just create images on my photoshop cs5. I do a good job and wouldn't post junk. I just don't know the lingo that goes with the app. I create good quality, very detailed icons, clocks, docks would love to create a theme but its the files that I don't know.

I was looking for help on this.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scary alien:
There's tons of great web sites with simple tutorials and apps--a great way to get started and dip your toe in the pool, so-to-speak. I've found that by searching and trying stuff out, you'll learn a lot in a short time. Don't try to absorb and understand it all at once--there's just too much. Take small bites of the Android pie and it'll digest much easier ;)

There's a few good books out there too, but I would advise searching for helpful sites that lead you through some simple apps first. This will teach you about Eclipse and the basic things that you can do for building said apps.

Good luck and cheers!
[Epic 4G General] wtam1100:
I know there is a Dk 28 version now but I'm still kind of new to the game and want to fully understand everything b4 moving on. I was able to get viper rom dk 17 2.8 installed this wkend after a bunch of mistakes on my part. Everything seems to be working well on this version except for the fact if I go to any web page that requires me to log in. When I click on where I type in my username or password the page will force close. Seems like some sort of security issue. Is there a setting I can change or is this a limitation of DK 17 version. Thanks for your help.
[Epic 4G General] swanysto:
For future reference, this post should go in the Question and Answers section.

That being said, DK17 is an older leak, therefore support for it is going to be minimal. It also wasn't around all that long, so devs didn't spend a huge amount of time on it. The DK28 roms are going to be more stable.

If I were you I would go to this thread : Return to Stock

- Once your phone is back to stock, root it again like you did the first time using the one click.

- Download and install the DK28 modem and pit file using Odin. Should be the same steps you took to install the DK17 modem and pit.

- Then download one of the DK28 roms, i.e. viper, bonsai, quantum. Install those from clockwork.

If you need steps explained a little better than post, but don't do anything you are unsure of, cause you don't want to turn your phone into a paper weight.
[Epic 4G General] wtam1100:
Will do. Thanks for your help.
[EVO Shift 4G General] bcellis:
Does anyone know if it's possible to setup auto-correct on the hardware keyboard? Or at least make sure it's consistent? Sometimes it seems like it'll auto correct some words (like now "im" automatically changes to "I'm") but others times notsomuch.

Anyone else noticing this? Anyone else annoyed by it?
[EVO Shift 4G General] riggsandroid:
Do you have it turned on?

Menu->Language&Keyboard->Touch Input->Text input->Hardware Qwerty
[EVO Shift 4G General] JAREDR:
that was bugging the hell out of me too. i cant believe that isnt on by default.

thanks!
[EVO Shift 4G General] edgemaster191:
anyway to make the hardware keyboard make the typing sounds? i use it on the touch keyboards, people look at you funny, it's awesome :)
[EVO Shift 4G General] bcellis:
Well, that's embarrassing. Thanks for the heads up - I can't believe I missed that.
[EVO Shift 4G General] riggsandroid:
It is in an odd place under touch input - I first read that as on-screen keyboard, but in my searching I happened across it.

Glad I could help :)
[EVO Shift 4G General] etbrandt2:
If you have your on screen keyboard changed to swype those settings don't do anything, if it isn't obvious.

Correction and prediction doesn't work in the HTC messaging app no matter what the settings.