yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] dasunsrule32:
You have to downgrade to ji6, then run kies. Make sure you are running the official ji6. Good luck.
[Vibrant Android Development] niftydl:
Would some kind soul repack this into an ODIN flashable + Rooted ?

Pretty please?
[Vibrant Android Development] C-4Nati:
I've read and can't find a clear answer.is this odin or cw flashable?
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
This is for Odin. I posted a deodexed version you can flash through clockwork here - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=923456
[Vibrant Android Development] Martezgarki:
So they release it without the source?

What's the point?
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
I believe they have 60 days to release source.
[Vibrant Android Development] ALR1000:
Lol. You guys are being ass wholes. Lol
[Vibrant Android Development] Williaml232:
So do you put this in PDA, Phone, or CSC?

It would be helpful if the developers put this information in the op so newbies won't have to ask questions.
[Vibrant Android Development] shrapnelx:
Or you could read the sticky tips and tricks post on how to use Odin (second post)...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=732458
[Vibrant Android Development] Williaml232:
I know how to use odin. No where on this post does it say this is a PDA, Phone, or CSC file.
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
That sounds a little confusing because if you knew how to use Odin then you would know the .tar file always goes in the PDA slot. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] 27517196:
this is good,thx
[Vibrant Android Development] Williaml232:
It's a zip file and inside the zip file is a md5 file.
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
Look closely... I believe it ends in .tar.md5

Its a .tar file and when Odin starts it will verify the MD5 sum before flashing.
[Vibrant Android Development] donalgodon:
It is a .tar file with md5 and .tar both can and do go in PDA slot. In fact, in Odin, just in case you haven't noticed, it will tell you that in the import window/file type selection.
[Vibrant Android Development] Williaml232:
Thanks for the help.
[Vibrant Android Development] briaking:
Why is this on the 2nd page of the forum?
[Vibrant Android Development] presence06:
Bump...

/10char
[Vibrant Android Development] sumasage:
Do i need to odin back to JFD before i Odin this? Currently running Nero 5
[Vibrant Android Development] ferhanmm:
Never necessary, but highly recommended. I always do.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dvalin21:
So i updated to the KA7 rom, rooted it with superoneclick (which by the way, it causes my phone to SUPER lag until I reboot and then its fine), and then tried to go back to the JL5 modem rom, but it locked me out of my phone. All it would go to is the cell to pc connection disconnected. It did however allow me to get back in download mode, BUT it didn't show the usual pic, it came back up show the cell and pc disconnection pic. I figured I would share.
[Vibrant Android Development] billp:
Vibrant reboots to recovery mode - always

I flashed this with Odin from here but afterwards I'm stuck at the Android system recovery screen. I've deleted all user data and cache, ran reinstall packages, and rebooted, but all it does is:

Code:

-- Movi_check already executed!!...

-- movi_checking done!...

update media, please wait

and now with red text

Code:

E:Can't mount /dev/block/stl10

(invalid argument)

E:copy_dbdata_media:Can't mount DBDATA:

copy default media content failed

What can I do now to repair it? :(
[Vibrant Android Development] Chortles:
Any safe way to use this (that is, to flash it through Odin) without causing the secondary bootloader (I assume sbl.bin)?

I've already software bricked my phone so many times I can't risk a hardware brick with a SBL...
[Vibrant Android Development] briaking:
I think this is the best of the leaked builds out, to date. The KB1 build is good but something about it kills the battery so much faster. Switching back to KA7.
[Vibrant Android Development] sad2903:
Is it for Odin or CWR ? and If it's for odin, I can't find anything in my PDA file and cannot flash it
[Vibrant Android Development] briaking:
odin image

This is an Odin image. Download the file, extract to a folder, put the MD5 file into PDA and hit start. Do not repartition or check anything else. Only repartition if you did a soft brick or have used voodoo or OCLF. You do not need a pit file.
[Vibrant Android Development] rawfa:
I've flashed my Galaxy S with this rom and now it's bricked. I try to start it and nothing happens. I try to launch the download mode and nothing happens. The screen just stays black.

I've also tried this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=848737&highlight=unbrick

Remove everything from your phone (SD card, sim, battery).

Plug your phone into your computer WITHOUT the battery, as you have already taken it out in the last step.

Press and HOLD vol. up and vol. down.

As you are HOLDING these buttons, reattach your battery.

You should be in Download Mode.

Unplug phone from USB

When I plug it in the pc it doesn't even get recognized nor does the charging battery symbol shows up.

What should I do?
[Vibrant Android Development] geoffcorey:
Which galaxy s? There are probably around 9 different variants of the galaxy s series.
[Vibrant Android Development] rawfa:
It's the Vibrant. I wish I could give you more details but any other data is inside the phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] geoffcorey:
Rawfa, you didn't happen to flash the I9k build of gingerbread without taking out a few files first, did you?
[Vibrant Android Development] rawfa:
I've flashed the gingerbread rom and since it didn't work properly I've flash the phone back to froyo. As soon as odin finished (with no errors) and the phone rebooted it stayed like I've described above.

From the replies I've been reading online I think all I can do is take the phone to a Samsung official dealership and pray that they can fix it.
[Vibrant Android Development] rawfa:
Nobody?

Someone must know what Samsung does in these cases to fix the phones.
[Vibrant Android Development] gehlersjr:
Did you try the CM7 way of entering download mode? Pull battery, connect to computer, hold volume up and down, no power button, replace battery while holding volumes.. Also did you reflash 2.2 kernel?
[Vibrant Android Development] gehlersjr:
Sorry did not read above someone already beat me
[Vibrant Android Development] rawfa:
I've tried plugging the phone on the outlet and even though the battery charging icon doesn't show up the phone warms up. I don't know if this means anything or not.
[Vibrant Android Development] geoffcorey:
It's because you really flashed without reading and it most likely flash a new secondary bootloader (sbl.bin) which is why your phone is now pricked when you try to go back to a vibrant Rom from an i9k Rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] skater4690:
Search the forum there's a Odin flashable build with new bootloaders and sbl.bin try flashing that to fix your phone let us know what happens
[Vibrant Android Development] geoffcorey:
he's pretty much SOL. he flashed an sbl for an i9k phone, then tried to fix it by flashing a vibrant sbl on top of it. He's kinda screwed.
[Vibrant Android Development] rawfa:
Are you saying this is unfixable even by Samsung??
[Vibrant Android Development] skater4690:
I know but its still worth a try and I'm kinda wondering what will happen. It can't get worse lol
[Vibrant Android Development] psz01:
I would always suggest the old "Froyo That Doesn't Brick" followed by the original Vibrant rip (in that order, with full on format)

God knows that's always worked for me (and this thing has been on the brink of death at least twice in the last year ;->)
[Vibrant Android Development] skater4690:
I don't think it will work he flashed new bootloader and sbl.bin from gingerbread
[Vibrant Android Development] psz01:
Oh, I very much agree that it's a long shot, but a long shot is better than no shot.

(Or something to that effect)

At this point he really has nothing to lose, right? So why not try *EVERYTHING* just in case?
[Vibrant Android Development] skater4690:
True lol anything is better than nothing ... that guy hasn't said anything what have you tried?
[Vibrant Android Development] sostboat:
Multiupload offline

As you are aware multiupload is officially offline and i have been searching the net for hours online for the t959 stock rom. could someone pleease upload and post the link!

thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] jellette:
Odin to JFD then use Kies mini to upgrade.
[Vibrant Android Development] yosup:
There are plenty of other threads on XDA, but here are a couple with working JFD links ...

[ROM/REF] Stock JFD, PIT file, Odin, and more ~ by kaintfm

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1319802

(Updated) Reflash Your Vibrant To Original Firmware, ... by MS_Guru

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=7234916
[Desire General] cylent:
ok guys i need some help on this one.

i am new to the whole htc desire. i have a galaxy tab and galaxy s. none of which are this difficult.

my issue is with this security (which i assume is the problem)

i installed UNrevoked yesterday on my new htc desire and it worked fine.

then i installed titanium backup but it had a problem so i hit the "problem" button ot TB and that now works.

when i try to use any other program that needs to do any modifications to the system the desire reboots for example if i use busybox installer it would start and it would gain superuser permission but it would reboot later on

if i try to use the program adfree the minute it updates the hosts file (does its work) the desire reboots.

i assume (and i am new to this desire stuff) it maybe a security issue?

please help!
[Desire General] TheGhost1233:
Don't think so, either do a factory rest or flash a custom rom.
[Desire General] cylent:
thanks but very vague answer though.

anyhow i'd flash a custom rom however i dont want to lose arabic support as i use arabic all the time ...
[Desire General] Fig Bucker:
I'm not 100% sure on your problem but try this.

Download Clockwork Recovery from the market (root only) and then scroll to the bottom of the menu there and select 'Fix Permissions'.

I did this with mine and never had same problem as you.
[Desire General] cylent:
problem resolved.

used alpharev.

thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] mercenario:
hello every one.. how are you guys doing today? well if any one can help me out thanks a million ..

well im unsing unrevoked to root evos.. and cdma ws to read the msl and so.. the pc was working fine until yesterday.. i used to connect my phones..

##diag# and it will recognize the phone but now i can see the phone charging when i connect it to my pc but it does not tell me that the usb is connected on the phone or the pc.. if i go to the drivers section on the pc. i do not c the driver appear on the list.. i try to re install the htc diag drivers.. and htc sync software and is not working out for me can any one help me out?

edit: i try using a hero and the recognize it ... crazy no?
[Nook Color General] Novarider:
Is anyone working on a custom rom for the NC? We have cwm recovery so what's the hold up?
[Nook Color General] tunwear:
Cyanogen is being worked on

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=916607
[Nook Color General] spiicytuna:
Does clockwork support writing of the internal nand? I was over in dev and I was trying to figure out why nookie froyo could only be run from a SD card? It would seem to be a fully functional rom and writing it to the internal nand would make it that much cooler.
[Nook Color General] buffnutz1:
The developer is close to making it a flashable rom.
[Nook Color General] beehiveblack:
Spiccy, check again... nookie can run from internal emmc.
[Galaxy Tab General] D200P13:
should i buy the usa tmobile version of the galaxy tab or Acer Aspire TimelineX AS1830T-3505 Notebook? to me they both are around the same price with a bit of a difference here and there but the most noticeable difference is the keyboard. i know i should get the notebook because ill use it mainly to scan my textbooks and put them in pdf so i dont have to carry heavy textbooks and can view them on these light devices but besides that i want a more usage comparability. just want to get some input from those who have used either or and can perhaps help me decide. thanks.
[Galaxy Tab General] b0ricuaguerrero:
Go to best buy and play with the tab. See if you like it. Best advice I could give
[Galaxy Tab General] Mado007:
I am not a specialist, but I own an Eee Pc and a galaxy tab. Now that I have my Tab, I use my Eee Pc much less. Reading is much better on the tab. Also it is nicer to hold in your hands. An laptop is different, so I use it for different tasks. I read Ebooks on my tab, browse the internet, visit these forums, compose small e-mail messages etc. When I really have to write something, I use my Eee Pc. On Holidays I take both with me. My photos are stored on the Eee Pc (it has a 64GB SSD), but I read my mail on the Tab.
[Galaxy Tab General] kdskamal:
Get the Acer 1830T netbook - yep, anything below 12-inches is a netbook for me. You will be able move between documents at a much faster rate than the Tab. Also, don't forget the extra real estate on the 1830T (1366x768) and feature-rich PDF readers.

I am not a Tab-hater, but for OP's needs, a netbook will be a better option.
[Galaxy Tab General] gillebob:
For your needs i'd get the netbook, i have a high spec laptop and an msi netbook and i only use the tab, unless i really need processing power.
[Galaxy Tab General] D200P13:
yea i think the galaxy is very "cool" for entertainment not so much for me (college) because im planning to put chapters to pdf/ebook so i dont have to carry so many textbooks plus writing notes is always better with a actual keyboard. damn i kinda wanted the galaxy though because its light and looks cooler but notebook is better for my needs. thanks for the replies.
[Galaxy Tab General] brilldoctor:
Donesnt the acer timeline x (all of them) have a really flexy keyboard
[Galaxy Tab General] brilldoctor:
There is a keyboard dock and you can use a bluetooth keypad with the gsm ones
[Galaxy Tab General] olyloh6696:
Galaxy Tab - hands down

the most useful thing i have invested in :P

It's my browsing device, secondary music player, secondary emergency phone, portable movie/picture dvd/viewer, emergeny camera, e-books, gaming machine (replaced my ipod)

Get one, you won't regret it :P
[Galaxy Tab General] D200P13:
i would use it for those very reasons but if only it could be more note taking capable i would have got it on release date.
[Galaxy Tab General] olyloh6696:
Ade these for any specific reasons? are you a student? i would say yes,the note taking capabilities are good, but a bigger screen could help abit. also a better notes app (quick office, or what ever it is for MS Office) is rubbish! this is where my WM comes in handy :P
[Galaxy Tab General] D200P13:
what is WM? yes i am a student and about to go get me that notebook unless im convinced otherwise. ive never liked typing on touch screen and unsure how i will use the galaxy as a on the go student getting school things done (ie some sites dont let me in because i am on a android) so this is another reason.
[Galaxy Tab General] olyloh6696:
WM =Windows Mobile. it has official MS Office. i suggest yoh can get a data plan to use free internet and acess any site in your college/uni. you can buy an extended keyboard dock for the Tab which is awesome! it is £40
[Galaxy Tab General] D200P13:
yea i think ima just stick to a notebook and get the galaxy when it comes in wifi only because ill get more use out of a notebook (compatibility).
[Galaxy Tab General] shtinker69:
I think you should get the tab and a keyboard for the long typing sessions. CourseSmart is coming out with an Android app soon, but it is very useable in the browser too.

I take my tab to every class. Very handy for classes with small seats. (my 17' laptop doesn't fit on some desks)
[Galaxy Tab General] brilldoctor:
The acer timelines do have the keyboard issue though
[Galaxy Tab General] dugg67:
I use my tab for my textbooks in classes and it works great. I use the Dropbox app to store the scanned pdf files of the textbooks and I can access them from anywhere, my Tab, home desktop, and my laptop.

I don't type very well, physical keyboard or onscreen, so I still take notes the old fashioned way, paper and pencil. I do scan my notes into the tab using an app called CamScanner.

I also use an app called Class Buddy for class scedules and assignment organization. So far the tab is working out great for my school related needs. I wish I would have had it when I first started. Lugging around my laptop got old really fast.
[Galaxy Tab General] zakariae:
You can take notes very easily using a stylus! I forgot the name of the app but its on the market.
[Galaxy Tab General] RockHead:
I just picked up a Tab on eBay for $469, bought a pre-paid data SIM from the TMO store for when I need/want mobile connection without wifi (which I expect to be rare). After <1 day with the Tab, I've already decided my EEEPC900 is going on eBay. No one in the family uses it.

Have 3 15" notebooks and 2 Vibrants in the house too. Just realized that's 6 screens for 4 people, WTF?!? Five y.o. watches Thomas the Tank Engine videos on YouTube pretty much unassisted on one of the laptops. Haven't taught him to use YouTube on the Vibrants or Tab -YET!
[Galaxy Tab General] ayman07:
You probably made a decision already but I thought I would give my two cents since I'm a college student as well. I do not carry around any textbooks; I haven't for a couple years. I find PDF versions of my textbooks or I make them by scanning them. I have all my textbooks on my tab and it works great. Yes sometimes 7" is too small but its manageable. I bought one of those cases that fold into a stand and I just prop up the device on my device and do my work. When I'm doing math I have my textbook open on the tab and my notebook to write and do my problems. When I'm in chem class taking notes I use a paper notebook. If those Bluetooth styluses came out I would have bought one; I think it would have worked very well. Multitasking is limited of course and I wish there was a faster way to switch between apps. I saw the new version of iOS4 which incorporated gestures for switching apps. That's something I desperately need! I've tried different app switchers but its not the same. I use my tab as my primary phones/notebook. Sure it pisses me off when it doesn't act right but that's technology for ya. I have learned to touch type in landscape mode using Smart Keyboard so its easy for me to take notes on my tab when I have write something (like in political science) and use conventional pen & paper when I'm drawing mechanisms in chem. I passed on a netbook because it was just too big and it ran windows (didn't wanna take the time to make it into a hackintosh). With capable PDF readers like ezPDF it makes reading textbooks great. I have connected a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard (Apple trackpad) to it and it works great. Almost feels like a netbook, especially when surfing the internet. I'm in the market for a cheap mini Bluetooth mouse, I might pass on the keyboard since I mentioned I can touch type prettying quickly. Ultimately, the decision is yours but for me, I said no to a netbook for college.

From the Tab.

www.twitter.com/ayman07
[Galaxy Tab General] D200P13:
yea the guy at the store said that is not possible (hand writing on tab) i never take there word though.
[Galaxy Tab General] ayman07:
The problem is the stylus tips are so wide that you probably couldn't write a sentence on one line in portrait mode. That's why the Bluetooth one would have been awesome.

From the Tab.

www.twitter.com/ayman07
[Galaxy Tab General] INeedYourHelp:
Does anyone know the name of this app?

The only good-rated one I could find is genial writing.

http://www.androlib.com/android.application.com-zenpie-genialwriting-tpCn.aspx
[Galaxy Tab General] D200P13:
yea would be nice to get some more helpful tips on things like this for the galaxy. i really hope a wifi only version comes out for usa tmobile because paying for an additional data plan is just a waste since i have a nexus one with full data already. at max ill what a previous user said sounds like a good idea, to buy a prepaid data card for them rare times.
[Galaxy Tab General] RockHead:
You can also use your Nexus S as wireless access point when necessary. Setting=>Wireless & Network=>Mobile AP (in Froyo).
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] tonyio:
actually this is a question to all Gingerbread rom developers.

while using froyo i was able to use corporate exchange email and calendar without any security limitations, but after i tried almost all Gingerbread roms everyone force me to set phone unlock password and threatening me to provide to the server admins ability to wipe my phone remotely....how i can bypass that??just to have a same exchange features without that security staff??
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Big Dawg 23:
If you revert back to FROYO does it not require PIN security? Is there any chance that you company now requires this?

I have Both G2 on CM 6.1.1 and HD2 on Gingerbread. However, my company does require PIN security. Now what bugs me is my Droid X did require a PIN every time I put the phone into "Sleep" Mode.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] jman1076:
this is something that your companies Exchange Server admins have enforced. I know mine is that way.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] tonyio:
i got back to the froyo and it DOES NOT required me to set any pin or password,it just works as before.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] tonyio:
is there any way to port email application from froyo to gingerbread??
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] trickhd2:
There is an excellent app on the Market which I have used for this purpose as my company block access from my phone. This bypasses, and even though I only have owa it acts as though I have active sync.

I have not posted the name as whilst it is free on trial for 30 days , it is then a paid app ( and it's not cheap!)

Pm me if you want more information
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] tonyio:
i know what u r talking abt, but i'd like not to share any passwords with 3rd part app.

i rolled back to froyo
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] tonyio:
i payed attention that corporate blackberry does not require any passwords, just simply unlocking the keyboard.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] xaccers:
Blackberrys (*spit*) are different, they rely on a BES server which interfaces between the phones and the exchange server.

They can be be set to require a password, and can be set so that if you get the password wrong enough times it wipes the device.
[HD2 General] Ultrasone:
I have a few questions regarding this phone...

1. How does it handle music playback ? In terms of loudness, I mean. Currently I have 2 phones - a Touch Pro and a BB 8520. The BB is an outstanding performer when it comes to its musical :) capabilities, very loud - I'm using big dj headphones.

2. If I flash NAND Android, will I be able to use my SD card - currently 8gb, 16 gb will come soon.Cause without a card, what am I supposed to do with an empty phone ?

3. If I flash WP7, will I be able to use my card ? Same thing as above, read that there might be an issue of computer not recognising cards, but a Samsung or BBerry usually do the trick, cause they let u format the storage card.Right ? Or u have to do it strictly from a pc - with WP7 - cause it does some kind of sh** making it unusable ?

4. Is the NAND Android stable and faster than non-native WM 6.5 roms ? Cause my TP runs on an Energy rom and its still not great.And laggy. And I can't swear cause I would :) Is the overall speed fast or is it comparable to a native Android like the Desire ?

Please answer me cause based on the replies I will buy - or not - the HD2 :) thx