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[Off-topic] husam666:
ok sry, its called whip my hair you can see other videos on youtube
[Off-topic] :
What is the problem guys?? Don't you know that retarded haircuts and dyslexic mosh pits are what's in now?! You guys need to stop being squares!

On a serious note, I almost shot myself while listening to this for the first time. :mad:
[Off-topic] TheJesus:
Uhhhhhh, what?

These are the most creative lyrics of all time. :|

Kids with parents with too much money and too much pull.
[Off-topic] :
Wow, I just realized I can get that moment of my life back. Will Smith should have pulled out. Geez :rollseyes:
[GT540 Optimus General] darkfield:
hey

i've got a problem!

my sdcard doesnt like to have 2 partitions.

last week i try this sh*t and it was ok

but now (2.2.1) i delete the partitions with minitool partition wizard and apply it

but after this minitool shows me that i have 70% FAT32 (SD) and 30% unallocated (this should be the app2sd-memory!)..

i tried everything.. nothing happens.

can anyone help me?
[GT540 Optimus General] torq1337:
Hi there,

Did you formated your unllocated partition to ext2 and is it set to primary ?
[G2 and Desire Z General] premiumg:
I don't see those characters at all on the G2. I tried ALT, spacebar (SYM), but do not see those symbols in that menu either.
[G2 and Desire Z General] daaango:
on hardware keyboard, hold alt and k together to get >

alt and j to get <

haven't found ^ yet... anyone?
[G2 and Desire Z General] ibemad1:
After Alt+SYM:

Sent from my T-Mobile G2 running Cyanogenmod.
[G2 and Desire Z General] daaango:
when i do alt+sym on stock, I get:
[G2 and Desire Z General] premiumg:
ALT + J or K gives me ( and ), not < and >
[G2 and Desire Z General] dietotherhythm:
well when i have my phone closed I use swpye, so open swype to type then do sym and after do shift (up arrow) on : or ;

thats the only way I figured out
[G2 and Desire Z General] daaango:
You gotta hold down alt and j until a menu pops up, I probably should've been more detailed lol
[G2 and Desire Z General] Utorrent76:
Or,

You could try signing up for the SwiftKey beta program and you get a download link for their latest keyboard which I'm liking a lot. The characters you want are right on the keys them selves.
[G2 and Desire Z General] keepromancing:
Close the phone; you have to use the soft keyboard. Hit the symbol button (or alt, don't remember what it is), then hit shift (the up arrow). Voilá!
[G2 and Desire Z General] collins521:
On the Sense Roms alt and the space gives you those characters and a whole lot more...
[G2 and Desire Z General] dhkr123:
Look for the keyboard remapping thread. Fixes everything.
[G2 and Desire Z General] RavenFB:
Or, you could press alt and then space. Brings up a screen with all three keys.

Sent via Tapatalk from my G2 powered by SparksMod HotSauce v.02!
[G2 and Desire Z General] dhkr123:
Only in ***SOME*** cases, which makes it worthless.
[G2 and Desire Z General] Android1126:
Answer (partial)

Hold ALT then "HOLD DOWN" J or K. There ios the ALT feature then there is also the ALT plus "HOLD DOWNB" key feature. Try it, almost every key has a "HOLD DOWN" symbol attached to it while pressing ALT at the same time.

Have fun!
[G2 and Desire Z General] the real croustibat:
Does not work.

i had to use the virtual keyboard to get the ^ char. I needed it for WPA key ... And i bought a phone with a physical keyboard. There is no way i will have to switch to virtual keyboard for that...

anyway, shift + J gives me * . shift +k gives me ?, and **** + space gives me spaces in the same way o would have hit space bar only.
[G2 and Desire Z General] Android1126:
You're keyboard must be programmed differently than mine becasue it absolutely works flawlessly. I'll post screen shots when I get home tonight.
[G2 and Desire Z General] Android1126:
BTW, you keep pressing shift, try ALT. And don't just press J or K, HOLD IT DOWN!
[G2 and Desire Z General] Android1126:
Dude, you have to press ALT and HOLD DOWN J or K, not just press it.
[G2 and Desire Z General] burtcom:
You guys are talking about the physical keyboard, right :)

On my Euro Desire Z, I don't have an alt key -- I have two labeled FN

When I hold down a key on the physical keyboard, it repeats.

So I think the different providers have different key mappings, so what works for you might not work for another.

As for me, I happened to have remapped my keyboard to get the typical programming keys -- there's a thread on that here somewhere.
[G2 and Desire Z General] missparker76:
Just for information I'm on OTA 1.72 on my French Z and I've got much more characters when I press FN+SYMB keys (including <, > and ^) than with the previous version of the ROM (yet my keyboard still misses the ° character).

Hopefully it's just a question of time before you get an OTA for G2 with more characters.

I assume you're on 1.32 and not 1.72?
[G2 and Desire Z General] Android1126:
I read somewhere on here that you would have to press FN + Shift + (hold down almost any other key). At least that's what I've read for the European mapped keyboard.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkworld260:
so i ran unrevoked 3.32 and it got all the way up to rooting.... then it stopped and said firmware version to new? Now my phone says S-off but i dont have SU permission (i already tryed believe me i dont) Also i dont have a bootloader i want to unroot and stay that way i shouldnt have tryed to root in the first place someone please help me turn S-off to S-on.

oh i can get into the recovery menu and my phone appears to be working ok for right now..
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] housry23:
You need to flash the s-on tool from unrevoked in recovery. You can find it here:http://unrevoked.com/rootwiki/doku.php/public/forever
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] playya:
Why do you want to root to.change roms or for wireless tethering. I can offer a simple way of obtaining wireless tether without the hassle of rooting
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roscoenr:
How?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] novanosis85:
If you don't post how, then you must be trying to make money through pm. Nice one playaaaaa
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bizdady:
Did you mean Bootloader or recovery? I rooted with unrevoked but it only did half a job and left me with S-off, no recovery and no superuser access. IF you mean recovery just find a flashable recovery in PC36IMG.zip format and flash that. Then install superuser from the market and install busybox from within Titanium backup.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roscoenr:
You flash the PC36IMG.zip trough bootloader

Yes that is what you do to root unrevoked takes s-off so you can flash the custom recovery then though recovery you flash a custom rom that will give you super user
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jarias28:
Does anyone know if these kernals are compatible with trigger rom 1.2?
[Droid Eris Android Development] andyav:
Some time ago I rooted my Eris and flashed KaosFroyo v37. Very pleased with this rom and liked the ability of having root privileges. I naturally installed Wireless Tether for root users and was able to share my 3g with my laptop, although this does not help me with my desktop as I don't have wireless on my desktop. I do however have bluetooth on my desktop. I was pleased to see that I could also bluetooth tether to my desktop using the same program. I paired the two together and enable the bluetooth option of Wireless Tether, got my desktop to connect to it and was all set to go. Opened my web browser, tried to go to google, no luck. Checked the phone and it was rebooting. What??? So I tried it again, same result. Tried it a few more time and kept an eye on my phone to find out at what point it was rebooting. I could have my computer connected to it through the bluetooth tether until I tried to surf the web from my desktop.

At first I thought that maybe the wireless program was just not completely compatible with the Eris. I tried different roms (KaosFroye v38, v39, Tenzo 2.2.1, Nonsensikal v13.2, 15.2,16.1) all with the same results. Just yesterday I was messing around with this little problem again. Did some digging around the internet and found alot of information about bluetooth networking with android and Linux. Was able to run pand command from android shell and found that it has Bluetooth PAN daemon version 4.47. I believe that all the correct bleutooth tools are installed, so than I ran "pand -l -r NAP" and was able to get my phone to be a bluetooth network access point. Connected my computer to it, tried to access it throught the bluetooth network, and guess what, the phone rebooted. Now I do not think that it has anything to do with Wireless Tether for root.

I did some more digging on the internet and found that the bluetooth network interface is supposed to be bnep0. I can not find and interface on my phone for bnep0. Ok. More digging, bnep0 interface is part of the kernel built from the module bnep.ko. I can no find that module on my phone. Do I not need that module? Is that module not built at compile time of the rom? Does the Eris hardware not evan capable of Bluetooth PAN?

Could some one shed some light on this subject. Would really like to tether my desktop to me phone as that is the only way I can get internet at home. Thanks

P.S. My desktop and laptop are both dual boot into Windows Vista or Ubuntu 10.10 and they both use identical bluetooth usb cards.
[Droid Eris Android Development] roirraW "edor" ehT:
I don't have an answer for you, but just wanted to add that I'm curious if anyone is knowlegeable about this, too.

You can use wired tethering. If you need help doing so, I've done it a lot as it's my and my girlfriend's only internet and has been for the past five months, too. I use wired because the wireless seems to use battery power faster than it can be charged on the phone, plus it gets even hotter for me. As it is, even with wired tethering, I take the back off and let it sit in front of a fan face-down to keep it cooler.

You're mileage may vary, of course. In my experience both wired and wireless is fairly unreliable and easy to overburden so much that the phone loses it's internet until I do an APN Restore and reboot the phone. Sometimes a reboot of my PC is necessary, too. I don't know if you've had this experience with the standard wireless tethering. I also download a LOT, so this could be a factor.
[Droid Eris Android Development] andyav:
Thank you for the reply. Yes i can use wired tether to do internet as well, and yes the phone does heat up. It has never gotten so hot that I had to do a restore on it yet though. If that happens I think I would have a stroke and probably keep the phone in the freezer while tethering.

I have been trying to find some type of answer to this problem. I have been searching around and trying to figure out how to compile this module but since I am not versed enough in the whole compile process I am kind of lost. I have downloaded and installed EasyDev v6 on my laptop running Ubuntu 10.10, nut that won't even compile the complete rom. I believe it downloaded all the source code it needs(took about 8 hours), when it was finished it told me where to find my new rom, but when I go there it's only a little over 4 megs in size. I will keep plugging away and if I come across some kind of info I will pose it here.
[Droid Eris Android Development] andyav:
Well I think I figured out how to compile the bnep.ko module. Using my laptop, I found my kernel source and typed

'export CCOMPILER="$PATH_TO_SOURCES"/prebuilt/linux-x86/toolchain/arm-eabi-4.4.0/bin/arm-eabi-' and then

'make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=$CCOMPILER menuconfig'

I was able to select the options for compiling a new kernel. Under networking → bluetooth → bnep

I noticed that it was already enabled. Must be included in the defualt build of the kernel. I told it to build a new bnep module. Saved my config file, and then ran the make -

'make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=$CCOMPILER modules'

To my surprise it actually build me a bnep.ko module. I copied module to phone into /system/lib/modules/ and tried to install the module.

'insmod /system/lib/modules/bnep.ko' and it told me “insmod: init_module '/system/lib/modules/bnep.ko' failed (Exec format error)”

Great now what. Well I tried the whole bluetooth tether again and guess what, now the bluetooth won't even turn on. I removed the bnep.ko file and was able to enable bluetooth again. Well I guess I am no further along now then when I started, except I have a little more understanding of how to build a kernel.
[Droid Eris Android Development] vertig0730:
I have installed PDANet on my Eris and the Toshiba Bluetooth Stack on my Laptop. I am able to use Bluetooth DUN without a problem. The wireless tether for root app would always crash my phone. I am going to try a android tablet in a few minutes. I am running TazzFroyo.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Stevoni65:
I've spent quite some time trying to find the circle battery indicator that's seen in the HTCClay SuperHD2 v1.4 (the WIMO 6.5 and SD version) that is usable on a NAND version of CM7, such as MDJ's CM7.

Can anyone point me into the right direction?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Deleted member 3238343:
Welcome to XDA :)

Took a little digging around but found this topic.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Stevoni65:
Thanks! Don't know why my searches kept turning up other threads for other devices. :confused:

I guess I'm a search nub. :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Archer:
Sounds like you're searching the site, rather than just device forums. The search at the very top of the page will search the site. Go here...

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=743

Look for "Search this forum" on the right near the top. That will just search the HD2 Android forums. You can obviously do this in different forums :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] sparky_freelander:
Check on rafroid in nand development, thee are gode 1% battery
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Stevoni65:
Thanks for all the tips.

I found this thread after using the forum search properly and now have it up and running.

Thanks again!
[Galaxy 3 General] baicunko:
Hello people.

I've just installed JPF on my phone, running really smooth, GPS Fixed, Battery 36 hr+ with normal use.

Fixed gallery using up all battery with SGS tools.

But now i've got that display is using more than 80% of the battery

Any way to fix this? I have it at the lowest brightnest possible.

I've been told that this could be an error with the sensors.

Any advice?

Thanks
[Galaxy 3 General] spsiddharth007:
That could indeed be an error of the sensor. Could you try using the phone and posting real time battery life? That might help you decide if the display using 80 pc of battery is negligible issue our not
[Galaxy 3 General] baicunko:
battery worked for 40 hours then dropped from 40% to 5%

How to fix sensors not working??
[Galaxy 3 General] apollo5801:
Battery sudden drop is just a stat problem. Could be a internal calculation math problem. JPF firmware have good battery backup compared to all android phones. What is the sensor issue.
[Galaxy 3 General] baicunko:
Battery doesn't last longer if i activate data, else battery is fine.

Still looking to fix sensors, display consuming 90% of battery right now
[Galaxy 3 General] baicunko:
With data activated, i managed to get 12 hours of battery without even turning up the phone display.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PotentChili:
I asked this question on another forum (ArchosFans) but it was never solved or even remotely figured out. Anyways, I have a very large music collection (about 26,000 songs) and I bought the 250gb model of the Archos 70 so I could hold it all on the device. However, once it scans the media (which takes around an hour for that many songs) it mentions it can only index 20,000 items. Is this a limit by Android or Archos? Have any of the custom ROM/Kernels changed this limit, or is it possible by editing a system file with a rooted device?

There's also the problem that some bands don't even show up in the library but do in the storage, has this been solved in any way? Is it because of the ID3 tag type? Most of my tags are IDE3v2.3 (IDE3v1 IDE3v2.3) or something along those lines.

Thanks for your time and I hope this wasn't already asked/answered somewhere, I did a few searches but didn't find anything.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] quaryon:
I have exactly the same problem with the 20,000 limit - I contacted Archos tech support about this yesterday (saturday) and they replied today (sunday - good service guys!) saying that they're working on a solution, so I'm hopeful that this limit will get removed, or at least extended - but I don't know how long it will take them to find, implement and ship a solution. It's also still not clear to me if this is a core Android issue, or something Archos did. I can well imagine that this is the first, or one of the first Android devices with enough storage to actually exceed 20,000 songs.

As far as files not appearing after scanning - I've found that files which have a different "artist" tag to the "album artist" tag seem to get indexed under artist "Various Artists" rather than either the artist or album artists tag - so perhaps some of your files are in there, and not where you're expecting them? Other than that, maybe they were amongst the 6000 songs that didn't get scanned, as clearly only 20000 of your 26000 will have been indexed.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PotentChili:
Hey thanks a lot for sharing this info with me, if they are looking for a solution I'm assuming it's an Android limit, probably implemented before companies expressed interest in Android on tablets, and especially with that 250gb limit. I'm also assuming there's a possibility Archos didn't have over 20,000 songs to experiment with.

I ended up going through and removing a bunch of songs, and I think it put me somewhere around 19,000, but the device still indexed 24-25 thousand files, which is weird, I don't have any pictures or videos on the device, and I made sure to delete every folder.jpg file in the music collection. Any ideas which folders and file extensions it scans for?

I might toss Archos a quick email regarding the issue like you did. I'm not expecting a different reply, but I'm hoping they're the kind of company that will prioritize features/fixes that are more often reported since they know it's an issue more users are experiencing.

Thanks again for the reply, I'd appreciate any further information you find out if you for some reason remember this post.
[Vibrant General] JDNeudecker:
I've tried to do some searching on here about RyanZA's OCLF app. i recently updated to the official froyo update and seem to have problems with the lag fix when trying to install it. It says it fails but i still see an increase in quadrant, but not the 2100-2200 i was seeing with 2.1.

Anyone else having this issue? Any help is appreciated. thanks

BTW i do mean i can't find anything regarding the OFFICIAL froyo update and oclf
[Vibrant General] drhonk:
Stop using OCFL .. there is a better solution, Voodoo. You should be able to get KA6 and KA7 kernel that includes voodoo, just search the development section. Voodoo is much better and cleaner solution, even Nexus S using the same filesystem (ext4).
[Vibrant General] JDNeudecker:
I dont know anything about voodoo. Im still pretty much a noob when it comes to rooting. I did oclf because ot was easy. How do I go about usimg voodoo?
[Vibrant General] offdutyninja808:
The man knows what he's talking about. Drop OCLF in my opinion. Search the Android dev section for Scrizz's thread with kernels and modems and flash one with voodoo. Use 3 button recovery to get red recovery and simply go to advanced menu and enable. Sit back and relax while Linda does her thing. Give her about 10 minutes. BOOM!

Sent from my nuclear powered submarine!
[Vibrant General] JDNeudecker:
I dont doubt he does, ill have to look into it, but I have no idea how to flash anything, if you know what thread could help me can you ink it? I did a search for voodoo and haven't really found much yet.
[Vibrant General] Dmkjr:
OCLF 2.0 works, but the OS doesn't "think" it works. The speeds are increased something terrible, but still nothing like the 2000+ scores from OCLF in 2.1. Voodoo is a very clean lagfix.

Go on over to the development section and look at most of the roms, you can download Voodoo.
[Vibrant General] j0hnZ:
Voodoo isn't a lagfix, it's a file system conversion. It just happens to get rid of lag because it's a better file system.
[Vibrant General] ntellegence:
Isn't that the same as OCLF except that made a ext2 file system? What is a true lagfix then?
[Vibrant General] offdutyninja808:
It's just splitting hairs at this point. "Lagfix" is a loose term thrown around just as "brick".

OCLF converts rfs to ext2. Whereas voodoo converts to ext4.

Sent from my nuclear powered submarine!
[Vibrant General] funeralthirst:
unless it's been changed, the oclf just creates an ext2 file in the data partition which was then used as a buffer for writing. voodoo converts the entire data and system partitions to ext4. so the oclf was a temp fix/workaround while voodoo is a solution because it gets rid of rfs, and now with voodoo enabled roms, you don't have to disable/reenable voodoo, you just flash the new rom with voodoo enabled.
[Vibrant General] JDNeudecker:
I've tried using cwm to flash the voodoo modem/kernals but i can't seem to get in to work. i'm sure i'm doing something wrong. like i said i don't really know much about this stuff.

i open rom manager, go to install rom, go to external sd card, then the voodoouvka6 modemupdate.zip

i reboot to complete installation, then what should i do? if i go to reinstall packages it fails. and if i just reboot it doesn't seem to do anything. i tried to do ka7 before and didn't see anything change, now i'm trying ka6.
[Vibrant General] offdutyninja808:
Okay... I'm on my computer now so I can do a little more for you.

Go here...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=870480

Since you are on the official, download the KA6 kernel that is .zip and flash like anything else through clockworkmod.

Next, you have to reboot into recovery. (Do not use rom manager. Power off the phone and hold volume up + volume down buttons and power on the phone.)

You should be in recovery now, but it will have red text and an additional selection at the bottom labeled voodooo.

Select voodoo and select enable voodoo. This will turn voodoo on the next reboot.

Reboot now and wait for Linda to tell you that the lagfix is enabled. It will take about 10 minutes. Be patient and don't touch the phone while she is working.

BOOM!
[Vibrant General] JDNeudecker:
See my problem is I dont know how to flash. I downloaded rom manager and it installed cloclworkmod recovery. Is that the same thing I need?
[Vibrant General] offdutyninja808:
Ohhh... okay, yeah. Open Rom manager and flash clockworkmod... select vibrant.

Download the kernel from the link in my last post. Place the .zip you downloaded on the root of internal memory (the 14gb one). Root meaning not in any folders.

Now open Rom manager again and reboot into recovery. It may ask you to reinstall packages, do so if prompted.

Once in clockworkmod recovery (should be a green menu), select "install zip from SD".

Select the .zip kernel you downloaded and it will ask you one more time are you sure. Do it.

BOOM!

Then follow steps from my last post for voodoo.

Sent from my nuclear powered submarine!
[Vibrant General] JDNeudecker:
Ses' when I boot in recovery it gives be a few options and reinstall packages is one, but when I try it I get this

E: failed to verify whole-file signature

E: signature verifacation failed

Installation aborted

Im not sure what else to do
[Vibrant General] j0hnZ:
Bad package, or bad download.
[Vibrant General] JDNeudecker:
What package is it trying to install? I have not hot to the point to onstall the kernel