yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vega General] bl1nky:
Thanks for the assistance guys, my memory card was the culprit. I had swapped it for a bigger one, and not copied the contents. Sorted now tho :) now to get flash working properly
[Vega General] swollox:
If I did this to my vega on the 25th January when it was delivered. what symptoms might present?

It seems to be working well bar "horizontal line gfx glitches" occasionally on the screen.
[Vega General] demonknight9:
It works ok, you need to delete some of the apk's out of files/system/app. things like car home can be deleted and other little things. Like that it will not run out of space when you install it and it will not give you errors. This is just another option, that's all. Some more goodies will come along from modaco and xdadev like the new R7 rom addon that were made specifically for the 1.08 firmware.
[Vega General] paulhogwood:
thanks man, i just changed the 0 to a 1 at the end and it worked, then market updated the second time i opened it.

been trying to do this for over 2 wks
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phoenix2217:
Hey Guys,

Having an issue here. With this ROM and kernel, every time I plug my phone into a USB plugged into my PC it auto-mounts my SD cards. I was wondering if there was a fix around this? It seems to be happening with most kernels I've used at the moment, Glitterballs, Firebird Kernel etc. Anyone else seeing this? Is there a fix?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stnguyen09:
Do you have USB Debugging turned on? If not, check your USB settings to see what it is set to. If debugging is already turned on then idk.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phoenix2217:
Hey There, thanks for the response.

Yes, I have USB Debugging turned on. I've tried re-flashing the kernels and even going back to stock, re-flashing the ROM and re-flashing the kernel to no avail.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keitht:
That is strange. I have the same setup here and do not have this problem. Wish I could give you an answer. Just wanted to confirm the same setup does not happen in my case.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] comtrade:
Ok, so I would like to install midNIGHT ROM v3.0. I have been reading through different posts and also read the WIKI and still somewhat confused or maybe just need a confirmation so I don't brick my phone.

I currently have Andromedia prerooted kernal and ROM manager v 3.0.0.7 and ClockworkMod Recovery v2.5.1.0.

I used the Epic All in One Root and Recovery v2.04 to install the kernal.

I have made backups with clockworkmod and Titanium and copied those folders off my SD card to my computer.

From what I understand you usually start off going to stock with ODIN. Since I am on DI18, and please correct me if I am wrong, I need to go to DK28 since the ROM is froyo based.

Do I first need to go to stock SPH-D700-DI18-8Gb-REL.tar.md5 and then to SPH-D700-DK28-8Gb-REL.tar.md5 with ODIN or straight to DK28 to start off?

The ODIN I have downloaded is the Odin3+v1.61.exe and since I am doing the DK28 tar I don't need to worry about updating the modem and pit since all is included, correct?

For the ODIN part I get my phone into download mode and open ODIN then connect my phone. Once recognized then uncheck F. Reset Time, leaving only Auto reboot checked and put my tar file on the PDA section.

Then click Start. Once all is good then I need to format my SD card, copy midNIGHT_ROM_v3.0_EXT4_CW3.zip to the sd card and rename to update.zip.

Run OneClickRootCWM3.zip (or since the ROM says AIO in the title it is already included and I can skip this step?)

Boot into CWM3 and clean data, partition, dvleck 2x each (or is this not necessary since I wiped my phone by installing the DK28 tar)

Then install the update.zip and manually download all apps

I have tried to search for everything as to not waste anyones time but please let me know if I am missing something or can skip something.

Thanks.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DiGi760:
Odin DK28

Root and install cwm3

Flash the midnight rom zip

Boot and install your apps

You don't need to format your sdcard or rename the zip to update.zip. And I don't think midnight supports rfs anymore, so you will have to use cwm3 to convert to ext4 (or do it the "hard" way with the older cwms).
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] comtrade:
Thanks DiGi760, I will give it a shot.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] comtrade:
Downloaded the DK28 file from the link on the Wiki. The file was no good.

<ID:0/020> Added!!

<OSM> Enter CS for MD5..

<OSM> Check MD5.. Do not unplug the cable..

<OSM> Please wait..

<OSM> MD5 hash value is invalid

<OSM> SPH-D700-DK28-8Gb-REL.tar.md5 is invalid.

<OSM> End...

Downloaded the file 3 times with the same results. I downloaded previously the DI18 file from the wiki and had success updating to that with no issues but wasn't where I wanted to go. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't doing something wrong and that confirmed the corrupt file.

Searched and found a good file from the link on this post.

h**p://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=861253&page=6

post 60

Now on froyo and on to the rest of the process...
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] comtrade:
I downloaded and installed CW3 from this post

h**p://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=897612

followed the steps there and first time I tried it, it didn't work. Ran the bat file again and it installed. I then went to the Market and installed ROM Manager. Opened it and booted to recovery but said a different clockwork version so rebooted and did the 3 finger salute to get to recovery. This time correct version of clockwork so I went through the options of selecting to update from sd card, selected the option to update different zip than the update zip. Picked the midNIGHT_ROM_v3.0_EXT4_CW3.zip and installed. I went through updating and rebooted. Now I get fc from titanium and rom manager. Went it reboots and has me select the launcher I have tried all 3 options and none of the buttons or screen seem to respond and it just keeps vibrating. Any ideas?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drrice:
I had this issue too when I flashed yesterday. It would boot up normal and then have you select the laucher. You would be able to scroll left or right on the screen but nothing else would respond. It'll just vibrate.

I noticed on the start up, the word "android" appears overlapping the "S" symbol. If the flash worked correctly, you should see the option to setup your phone with the market on the first boot. I'm going to assume it just launched directly to what appears to be "stock" 2.2, the midnight rom didn't flash correctly.

it worked for me when I had reflashed the midnight rom in cw3. I didn't need to odin or reset anything in cw.

when you reboot, you should see the android animation instead of the "S" symbol (i think) and it'll take a few minutes to do its thing.

Hope this helps. it worked for me.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Fearen:
I don't know why, but my xperia x10 mini doesn't save ringtones that I set.

I choose some mp3 file, set it as a ringtone and after reboot it changes again to default.

What can I do with that?

I tried to make dirs like /media/ringtones/ and keep mp3 there but it's no use. And it doesn't appear in settings...

[SOLVED]

Some app created file .nomedia in root directory on memory card. It was realy annoying!
[Nexus S General] AndroidZ28:
Andy Rubin said Honeycomb has onscreen buttons.

Do you think we will quit using the capacitive buttons once updated? Will they stop illuminating?

We would save battery from them not lighting and the lack of haptic feedback.

Thoughts?

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] slowz3r:
It all depends on how it is implemented, and haptic feedback will never go away, haptic feedback isnt just for capacitive buttons.

and the LEDs from the buttons dont even use much power
[Nexus S General] slateac:
I thought that Andy Rubin said that was only implying for tablets since they have more space for a dedicated taskbar.
[Nexus S General] AndroidZ28:
I know all haptic would not go away, I meant just for the keys. Taking away some vibrations and leds would help battery some...

Also there are some people who have capacitive button issues but don't want to exchange the phone because nothing else is wrong - they wouldn't have to!

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] Jonathon Grigg:
I personally doubt that many would quit, especially on mobiles. Tablets, yes (for instance if the Galaxy Tab recieved Honeycomb), but due to the relative small size of mobile displays, I imagine having the capacitive buttons would be useful. And I doubt it would save much battery, but then again I don't know how much they use in the first place.

Maybe the onscreen buttons will only be for tablets? Who knows...
[Nexus S General] AndroidZ28:
I think the Nexus would look good with nothing lit up at the bottom.

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] neok44:
honeycomb has on screen buttons for the tablets only. There are two variations of honeycomb, one for phones and one for tablets.

The tablet version has a black bar on the bottom that has all the buttons that the phones normally have, and more. It moves around depending on the orientation of the screen, this was done so that no matter what way you hold the device you always have easy access to the buttons.

On the phones thats useless since all phones have the buttons on them, not to mention it would take up a good amount of screen space and lead to possible burn in issues if the buttons are always there.
[Nexus S General] Bmerz:
Anyone see this news about Honeycomb - requires Dual Core?

Hi - Just came across 2 articles (PhoneDog and original source PCMag), that Honeycomb requires dual core - if so, won't this hurt us NS owners (or any single core Android phones)?

I get that these articles are talking about tablets, but just wondered of Google was planning to create a light (lack of a better term) version for phones? Sorry, don't know much about how this all works, so I wasn't sure if the same OS on tablets, would also be the same one we get on phones.

PhoneDog:

http://www.phonedog.com/2011/01/03/rumor-honeycomb-requires-a-dual-core-processor-high-res-display/

PCMag:

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2375016,00.asp
[Nexus S General] ap3604:
Lies! ... all lies ;)

They start these rumors every single time about a future OS coming out...
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
PCMAG:

They're just rumors.. I highly doubt that this is true. There are no evidence to back this up, it is just some "analyst" who think he knows what he's talking about.

That's like saying the next Windows will drop support for Dual Core CPUs and only support Quad and above. It isn't realistic.
[Nexus S General] slateac:
Obviously not true, that isn't Google's way of working.
[Nexus S General] slowz3r:
remember the whole gingerbread requiring 1ghz processor..yea, that was BS
[Nexus S General] Bmerz:
Whew! Thank you guys - now I don't have to return my baby! :D
[Nexus S General] DKYang:
Every article/rumor is saying "Honeycomb tablet OS." Nothing about the phone version. So it could be true for tablets, but I highly doubt it'll be true for phones. Not yet anyways.
[Nexus S General] ghost010:
oke,here is some logical sense

honeycomb is getting optimized for tablet's 'Hmm?

all the new Tablet's in the future are already getting nvidia dual core chip thingy. 'hmm?

a tablet has a bigger screen.

if you put a 30 inch screen on a windows xp single core machine and play games on it. 'Hmm?

what happens?

yes. it will run slower :3

so i am guessing.

because of the big screens on tablets,the tablets need dual core.

so assume we mobile phone users dont requir a dual core.
[Nexus S General] slowz3r:
.....that logic is so faulty imho, 1ghz single core is more than enough power for an average tablet
[Nexus S General] diversificationied:
Everyone is missing the verbatim quote:

This is the same line that was touted during froyo/gingerbread. The OS will run properly on target hardware, that does not mean it's a requirement.

Since the very beginning andy rubin has stated the android ecosystem is similar to windows ecosystem in terms of upgrades. Meaning, that as technology moves forward so do the possibilities.

With the tablet form factor and layouts you will have views inside views, something that NEEDS more power to do. This DOES NOT MEAN phones cannot run the base OS. A phone will NEVER require to have a view within a view, because lets face it it's a 4" screen.

Just like the NFC/bluetooth/wifi/ffc apis are hardware dependent so will the "tablet API" be dependent on actual hardware that performs better.

This will probably mean a get out jail free card for samsung so they never have to update the TAB, but something tells me it's be an encore presenation of the LG fiasco with the Optimus line.

Expect to see honeycomb on phones from modder commmunity (CM and co). They'll probably hack in the tablet API just for the hell of it, even if it's useless on a handset screen.
[Nexus S General] RogerPodacter:
this is nothing official, just someone's opinion. however we did all see the video of the motorola prototype at allthingsd site, and he flat out said "we take new hardware, new screen, etc" and it was running the dual core tegra cpu. that right there should give an indication of where they want tablets to go. sure it might not be REQUIRED. but i mean, the proof is right there, it was running a dual core.
[Nexus S General] slowz3r:
I honestly dont see any next generation tablets with a single core processor, same thing with phones too. is dual core needed for the every day user..oh hell no. but does it sound good and is it going to sell product, hell f'ng yes
[Nexus S General] irishrally:
I have no fear that the NS will get honeycomb.
[Fascinate General] rrodxbox360repair:
I am going to root and flash a Tom on friends fascinate. Its at stock the new update. I know how to rootbut once that's done can I just flash any Tom or do I need a different modem?
[Fascinate General] times_infinity:
If it's on DL09 you can flash DJ05 or DL09 roms. Those should work just fine.
[Fascinate General] rrodxbox360repair:
Thanks I am not a complete noob, I have worked with the vibrant, epic, captivate, mytouch 4g and hd2, so things are somewhat similar. Are there any solid froyo roms? From what I saw any thread that mentioned froyo are alpha or beta.

Also is this the correct process just to be 100% clear:

root

get rom manager and flash clockwork recovery through rom manager

flash rom
[Fascinate General] soba49:
Yes. But you missed two steps.

1. Installing clockwork recovery is more involved on this pda. You need to download a patch for clockwork recovery and flash it using odin. (hitting the flash button in RM copies an update.zip to your sd card, which is important too but not the only step)

Use this guide or equivalent:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=788099

2. Also, before you install your first ROM, always perform a backup through Rom Manager or recovery first! You should always know a route back to stock.

Swyped w/ XDA App. When in doubt, mumble.
[Fascinate General] rrodxbox360repair:
Thanks. I can not believe that fascinate users only have alpha froyo builds! I got rid of my vibrant because I had enough with froyo.
[Fascinate General] ivorycruncher:
You can thank Samsung for the delays, since they released almost useless source code for the radio interface layer (RIL) for the Fascinate. It took combined efforts of jt1134 and punk.kaos to reverse engineer a working RIL to get as far as they have. Now that there's been a leak of an official Froyo update, including a new kernel, I imagine we'll be seeing beta releases sometime in the near future. Oh, and don't forget that GB is being worked on as well.
[Fascinate General] bruteforce037:
Thanks!

If we do not backup we are asking for trouble and hours lost in a day/night.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] /b/laZ1n:
Can I change the word Sprint in CM7 on the lock screen?
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] drmacinyasha:
http://www.xda-developers.com/andro...anner-on-the-evo-the-easy-way-aosp-roms-only/

Thirty second search. Really. Won't kill ya. eri.xml works on CM6 and 7.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] cherrybombaz:
This is not my rom. All credit goes to Edgard Castro, but I found it very fast (especially the super smooth multitouch in the browser) and wanted to let everyone know about it; its definitely snappier than the leaked roms. Its a 2.2.2 aosp rom and everything is pretty much stock android. Here's the website (its in Portuguese):

http://code.google.com/p/shadowmodbr/

Download link: http://shadowmodbr.googlecode.com/files/update-smbr-0.9.16-signed.zip

Version 0.9.16 (1/27/2011)

* Updated to release Android-2.2.2_r1.

* New owners kernel and modules (wifi, radio, etc.).

* Fixed problem with 3G Mobile Hotspot in new facilities.

* Implemented partial filter touch.

* More optimizations for memory usage.

* Added APN operator Movistar Argentina.

Version 0.9.15 (1/13/2011)

* Added support for OTA updates.

* New owners modules (radio, wifi, boot, etc).

* Fixed bug that left SIMLOCK Network screen appears.

* Removed overclocked by default.

* Removed some unnecessary APKs.

Installation: Copy the downloaded file to the /updates folder of the Openrecovery folder on your sd card. Use Androidiani to flash the file that you downloaded.

Overclocking: Download the overclock pack from here: http://shadowmodbr.googlecode.com/files/smbr-0.9.16-overclock-pack.zip

Apply the overclock by copying the overclock that you want into the /updates folder of Openrecovery and applying update through Androidiani. I use the 125x1000-ultralow one.

Changing the governor: The default governor is the smartass governor, but if you want to change it, download the governor pack from here: http://shadowmodbr.googlecode.com/files/smbr-0.9.16-governor-pack.zip

Choose the governor you want and apply update in Androidiani.

Themes: Download theme pack from here: http://shadowmodbr.googlecode.com/files/smbr-0.9.16-Blackbar-pack.rar and flash the one you want (screenshots are inside the .rar; I found these themes to be quite glitchy)

**Instead of using the theme pack, I suggest using the gingerbread theme Sileshn has made for the rom. Download and flash the one with the animation you want:

No animation - http://www.mediafire.com/?coo89hk7rd8wo34

Bounce animation - http://www.mediafire.com/?a8006asyc6mda0s

Flip animation - http://www.mediafire.com/?9n9v2833ichmxo8

Fold animation - http://www.mediafire.com/?cz8ippfoggb6thu

Flying animation - http://www.mediafire.com/?kpujaokpkbu52y8

New Market: To get the new market to load, first let the device boot up after installing the rom (before flashing the new market file!) and open the market. Then, put in your google account information and accept the terms of service. The old market should open up.

After opening the old market

, now you may reboot the device and download and flash the update-market-novo.zip from this file: http://www.multiupload.com/FQEULM4AFX After this, the new market should be working. :D

Note: This method also works for cyanogenmod 0.07 users whose new market is not working.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] mex_pirate:
sweet. Ill install it and see if i can post some screen shots.

I like to try all the roms i can find :)

Edit: Ive installed it and looks like all components are running smoothly, very fast and seems pretty good on battery.

Howerever as Wolvie said doesnt have the customisation that many other roms do. But handy to keep battery life up if you were to go on a trip :)

thanks for the post
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] heorung:
Thanks cherrybombaz for posting this Rom,

Can you add some information about this Rom such as : kernel version, using which OR to flash this Rom,etc ,...
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] wolvie_rs:
I only change your Mod by the Froyomod because the Froyo have the Energy Controls, like Cyanogen, in the Notification Bar. Maybe u can add this on a future release? So, the user can enable or disable the GPS, Wifi, Sound, etc. Otherwise, it's a very good release too.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] geppo1975:
in dwld:D...will try and report...thanks!!!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Marcb:
v0.9.16 available!

new kernel and other stuff!
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] cherrybombaz:
Thanks. Updated first post.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] kreat1ve:
I might give this rom a try. Credit to the developer for this :)
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Babis_ECE:
I am downloading it right now and will test it in the weekend ahead!

Thank you developer and uploader..! :)

Just a question though: Will I have to change any basebands/etc? Because I haven't done that not once before.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Paitor:
My first impression is very good. Will try wifi and battery over the weekend.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] djefkbefke:
Too bad it only supports 3 languages :(
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] keunhuvac:
So.. which language?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Beackman:
English, spanish and portuguese.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Babis_ECE:
Unfortunately my phone is stuck at Motorola's M logo when it Boots.

I Wiped Dalvic, Wiped Cache partition and applied the Update, wiped again and Rebooted.

Maybe I also have to Wipe Data this time? I've been used to just Wipe those 2 with CM and Iceandfire ROMs lately..
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Beackman:
yes you need to wipe data.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Babis_ECE:
Thank you, I am doing it right now and hope it works this time. :)

Edit: Just installed it and also installed new Market from the first post, but I can't make Google Apps to work properly. When I open the App it closes right after it starts..

GMail, Market, etc..
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] edgardcastro:
Hey, just a quickie...

The only reason the ROM is marked as "BR" is because it uses the baseband, apns and some other configs for the Brazilian region. I will create an International version (including all languages and full apnlist) to make it easier to everybody, now that's its out in the wild. :D
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] alijs:
this would be great..

hope you'll not forget Arabaic;)
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] kreat1ve:
Had a go over night but I couldn't get 3G/HSDPA working on my phone.

Stuck on 2G atm. Anyone know a quick fix for this if I'm in Australia?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] boto:
this rom is amazing!
[Android Themes] soco224:
Does anyone know of a way to resize icons on the home screen? Not the widgets but the icons. Something free would be great. And not Desktop Visualizer, the free version only let's you resize widgets,

not what I want. Thanks in advance.

Update: figured it out
[Android Themes] zHk3R:
Resize the icons using Photoshop or GIMP.

Example:

My icons are 120x120 pixels but I want them to be 40x40

- CTRL + ALT + I using Photoshop - Save. Copy to SDCard

- Use 1x1 using Desktop Visualizer.

Other than that I'm not sure. I'm drunk though, but saw this thread and felt it needed an answer LOLOL!

I might have got the question wrong though, haha.
[Android Themes] soco224:
Well I'm drunk too and that seems like it makes sense.

thanks
[General Questions and Answers] Da^MsT:
I have a HTC Desire HD software branded T-Mobile (DE) (1.39.111.4).

Which is the best option for me if I want to remove all branding and just get a clean HTC ROM (with Swedish)? (No other bling needed, just want to completely remove the branding).

Know of RUU's, but which file should I choose? If I want my DHD unbranded and with the latest firmware, should I simply choose RUU_Ace_HTC_WWE_1.72.405.3_R_Radio_12.28e.60.140f_26.04.02.17_M2_release_161342_signed.exe then?

Anything else I should keep in mind if/when I do this?