yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nikon120:
I would say it's a Facebook issue. It stopped working properly after the recent Facebook update. It affected all versions of the application, including the Epic's stock version of Facebook.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hasseo:
I do actually. But, no calendar sync.

Sent from the Epic that bites.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unityjasont:
I can say that my gf and my brother both have the same issue, only reason i can think Samsung isn't attempting a quick fix is the rumored 2.2 update for the 21st of this month, which will probably have an updated app that fixes the problem. Although as important as facebook is to people I am surprised there is no maintenance release that fixes this,
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neweternity4321:
Same issues here. I was thinking it might have had something to do with networking issues - I usually leave wifi and 4g on all the time. I noticed that I usually get the prompts when I leave home in the morning (go out of range of my house's wifi) and when 4g disconnects and reconnects in spotty 4g areas. I was wondering if maybe the session expires when you switch networks. Same thing would happen on my laptop when I would bring it from home to work or a coffee shop. FB might recognize that the connection is different. Meh, just a theory I thought I'd throw out there.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rhotwire:
Installed Cyan 6.12m supersonic stable, but market will not work or gmail, any fixes out there for this... (update-cm-6.1.2-Supersonic-signed.zip)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blakjak220:
hhhmm.. Not sure what's wrong but you can always try clearing the data out of both... and if that dont work then you may need to reflash the ROM after a good wipe... I just installed the same thing myself and everything works fine...

I did install the blue-transparent Market app though..and it's pretty sweet
[EVO 4G Accessories] sanjsrik:
In case anyone is interested.

I offer this up without comment as to the class of the card or anything else. Just posting what I found.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=&N=0&Q=&Ntt=micro+SDHC+32GB&A=endecaSearch
[EVO 4G Accessories] kemzo90:
Transcend

32GB microSDHC Card

* Class 2 Speed Rating

* Read/Write Speeds of 2MB/sec

* Compatible with SD 2.0 Standards

* microSD Adapter for Standard SD Slots

* Mechanical Write-Protection Switch

* Lifetime Warranty
[EVO 4G Accessories] Biker1:
The Sandisk 32GB Class 4 looks to be a good deal, But I just found this >>

http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Ultra-32GB-SDHC-SDSDRH-032G-A11/dp/B00194101O
[EVO 4G Accessories] cmart4:
Not a microsd
[EVO 4G Accessories] ChadH42:
Never mind - Not a MicroSD
[EVO 4G Accessories] m20120:
I am guessing that you are referring to the Sandisk that was mentioned above... The Transcend card in the OP is a microSD. It does have a SD Adapter so you can use it as a standard SDHC but the card is a microSDHC.
[EVO 4G Accessories] adamfair:
Not a micro sd. It would say it on the actual product
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nfxnru:
Could it be because it has been rooted,

It is umroted..... I think

Please help?!?!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
font changer from the market .

jje
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nfxnru:
thanx!

but does that mean htat it's still rooted?
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] manikin13:
I made this bootanimation that I am currently using on my gtab. All the image credit goes to the androiddevelopers youtube video previewing the honeycomb 3.0 features, I simply compiled it into a bootanimation sequence. :)

preview link

http://www.mediafire.com/?mnoqeqhi2kjs434

bootanimation link

http://www.mediafire.com/?320ld8swb0o3dc0

I renamed the original bootanimation.zip file to oldbootanimation.zip in root explorer first.

to add this to the gtab I used adb to push it to the /logodata/ folder under root

command

(file is in the adb folder)

adb devices ### to make sure the gtab is connected ###

adb push bootanimation.zip /logodata/

adb kill-server ### after file is transfered to safely disconnect the gtab ###

disconnect thegtab

reboot the gtab.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sisco22:
Hey guys. I think i fubarred my phone. I was running one of the stock + root builds 2.2 and i used Clockworks to restore my 2.1 back i had done before i started messing with all this and it restored it, but my phone is sitting here saying searching...and i can't unlock it. I tried getting into the Download mode and it won't go into that either. Tried a couple of different ways thats been listed and no go. Can anyone help me??

Thanks in advance!
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nomadrider123:
Have you tried Odinback to stock?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyAIUOYufrU

Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33I-aNCypVM

--------A thanks would be nice if that helps-------
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jmcghee1973:
As long as it comes on your only soft-bricked so you should be ok.. which ways have you tried for download mode? Do you still have the 2.2 on your root drive from CWM recovery? And, can you get to CWM recovery?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sisco22:
Thanks! that done it. hitting the power button was my issue :) thanks!!
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] epakrat75:
In case you didn't realize it. Clockwork backups (Nandroid) WON'T restore a kernel. Going to / from 2.1 -> 2.2 will ALWAYS soft brick your phone. You MUST flash a correctly version matched kernel for the Android OS version you are going to immediately following the nandroid restore. Yes, this might be require a bit of forethought but keeping a few CWM flashable kernels on your phone's internal storage for situations like this is a good idea IMO. This is likely what you forgot. Hopefully, you learned from this and can avoid this issue in the future now knowing why it happened. Doing it this way beats using ODIN any day IMO.
[Droid Pro General] m3lior:
Moved to the appropriate forum. Sorry!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guy27:
Hi, i have downloaded I9000JPJG8 stock rom and need to know which i9000 phone versions are compatible with this ROM and can be safely flashed with this rom with ODIN. Also, to know the version of the phone should i look at PDA version or PHONE version of the phone? Thank you.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikextr23:
I am using the modem from I900JPJG8 and I9000XWJS3 as PDA. I also tried the JPY PDA before but it gives me terrible battery consumption. So far I9000XWJS3 PDA and I900JPJG8 modem works well for me. Very fast and good battery life. My only problem is GPS. Sometimes it connects easily and fast but sometimes it doesn't. I don't know why. I'm using copilot and igo for my gps software.

Are you from Dubai?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guy27:
Did you have any issues with I9000JPJG8? BTW im from kuwait.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikextr23:
It was slow for me. Way to slow compared to what I'm using now.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guy27:
Well its not that slow for me especially after factory reset. Just need to know, can installing I9000JPJG8 with ODIN brick some phones wih certain versions?
[Fascinate General] brian85:
Any of you experience this? I went from 97% batt to 77% in 30 minutes. Usage was sending a few texts and using the browser for 5 minutes.
[Fascinate General] DarthCivicus:
Did you wipe bat statts and try to recondition the battery with the new kernel?
[Fascinate General] ChrisDDD:
Look for running apps or something, I've been getting some of the best battery life I've seen since switching to JT's 1/23 Voodoo kernel.
[Fascinate General] scriz:
I flashed a voodoo5 kernel that was -100mv and it sliced my battery in half going from 100 to empty in just about 5 hours with the same use. I've since switched to a stock voltage voodoo5 kernel and now my battery life is back to normal. Right now i'm at 80% battery with 5 hours 13 minutes since unplugged with 8m of voice calls (41%), display on for 20m (23%) and cell standby (16%)
[Fascinate General] uzumaki82:
How do you recondition the battery with the new kernel?
[Fascinate General] iTz Nicholas72:
Wipe battery stats

Charge to full

Use until 5% warning

Charge to full again

Wild battery stats

I also have bad luck with lv or ulv kernels. Though some swear by them...
[Fascinate General] RacerXFD:
Also, try dialing *22899 It really worked for me. Your prl may be the root cause.
[Fascinate General] Dgiz:
Can I ask how a prl can be the root cause of a battery draining?
[Fascinate General] imnuts:
If a new tower came online since your last PRL update, or was re-prioritized, your phone may spend more time connecting to a tower further away providing less of a signal. The updated PRL list can reduce battery drain, but odds are, if you've done a PRL update in the past month or two, it's not going to do much.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] wagool:
Good job!

Thxx a lot to u!!:d
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Heathcliff74:
Well, Xml Provisioning has A LOT more possibilities. You can also query registry keys and values, install xap's, filesystem-access, etc. The problem is that the OEM apps do not let us process the return-data. It is processed internally.

The Xml Provisioning functions call this api internally: DMProcessConfigXml. Examples are here and here. If you google, you will find a lot more.

If we have full access to Xml Provisioning and also to the return-data, we have root-access to the device!

DMProcessConfigXml is documented on MSDN. But it is not documented as part of the Windows Phone 7 SDK. However, the api is present on Windows Phone 7. The Windows Mobile 6 SDK has a header file for that function, which can be used.

I wrote a native COM-wrapper for that function and a managed wrapper to call COM. But unfortunately the calls return errorcode 0x800704ec: "Blocked by policy" :mad:

I attach a test-app to show what I got now. Keep in mind that this uses native api's. It does not use OEM-drivers or anything.

I'm now trying to get my code called by code that is already elevated. I got some ideas, but it is tricky. So bear with me.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] xboxmod:
Nice workk Heathcliff74

i've also try to query key without success for now.

have you try to change registry policies maybe this can help!

some test are needed.

i like the way your app work very good job.

there is apppreinstaller.exe in windows folder with ability to install xap from provxml

when you launch it ,this run masd.provxml and deploy oem xap.

i'm looking how this work.

If Oem like connection setup have full access maybe we can patch the dll to allow query!

tell me what you think
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Heathcliff74:
Hi XBOXMOD,

I'm pretty sure this has not anything to do with registry permissions. In my example I query a registry key that can be queried using the standard native registry functions without any elevated privileges. So I guess these keys are not protected. I assume that the call to DMProcessConfigXml fails because it checks the signature of the code that invokes that function. Therefore I also don't think that patching the OEM apps is going to work. When the code is patched, the signatures are not valid anymore.

I'm trying to figure out which exact signatures are verified and which signatures are responsible for the elevated privileges to call DMProcessConfigXml. When I know that I could maybe figure out a way to get my native custom code being called by elevated code.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] martani:
So why the "Samsung" in the title?

Is there a way to make this work on Samsung devices other than having the file to exist on the Windows folder (which is not possible yet?) ?​
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Heathcliff74:
I hoped my code (see xap in previous post) would be able to run provxml on all devices. I have a Samsung myself. The code I use there does not use any oem code, so that would not be the problem. I did not expect the calls would be blocked by policies. But it seems there are signatures being verified. I'm working on that (also see previous post).
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] martani:
Well, I hope you get this to work soon, since the code is obfuscated!
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Heathcliff74:
LOL! That is my code. I obfuscated it. :p
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] xboxmod:
Heathcliff74

where is stored provxml run by your tool?

is there a way to run my provxml with it?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] martani:
Well he has some *obfuscated* provxml strings that get run on the app startup, I am not sure if they are safe or not
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Heathcliff74:
At this moment I have the xml's hard-coded in the app. If you post your xml, I will make a version with your xml. But I'm 99% sure it will return the same errorcode, because that error tells me that I'm simply not allowed to execute any xml with the privileges I got now.

I obfuscated my code, because I got a lot of work in that. It's not that I don't want to share at all, but I share only on a need-to-know-base. If anyone wants it, the PM me.

In the xap, there is a "native.dll", which contains the native code that calls DMProcessConfigXml and provides a COM interface. The other dll is the managed silverlight code (obfuscated), that calls on that COM interface.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Heathcliff74:
Those are simply the xml's you see when you run the app. They are safe. I run 3 xml's. One for reading a regkey, one for writing a regvalue (harmless) and one that tries to install the preinstalled xap of the diagnose app. They all fail with a security error.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] xboxmod:
so if i understand for now you app can't deploy provxml even if it's an allowed part of registry?

When i said patch dll of oem apps to allow query.

i talk about htc connection setup because this oem have full registry & file system access using provxml, all command below have been test and work.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Heathcliff74:
That is correct. I wanted to make a tool that could use Xml Provisioning for all devices. And I also wanted to use the return-data (for querying registry and other services). So I didn't want to use OEM apps or drivers. I use native code to call the api directly. But apparently you need to be elevated (signed code) to do that. Trying to work around that right now.

I guess that is not going to work, because then the signatures will not be valid anymore and you won't get the necessary elevated permissions, as you have now (with unpatched code). Try it. Change a few dummy bytes and see if it still works.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] xboxmod:
i have already patch htc connection setup dll and it always run with elevated permissions.

My provxml deployer is just an edited version of htc connection.

And it keep his permissions.

the system always believe this is an allowed app.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] xboxmod:
Oups sorry double post!!
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Heathcliff74:
Frankly, I haven't seen any of your provxml apps, because they are all htc-specific. I know provxml is extremely useful, bus since I have a Samsung, your app is useless for me. And that's why I was looking for a way to get full access to Xml Provisioning, but I did not expect to get limited privileges.

If you're able to patch the app, then you must probably be using an app that uses oem-specific driver-communication. Because there is a security-hole in there. I already discovered that a while ago (see here, here and here).

If that is correct, then the driver is calling the actual Xml Provisioning and the driver is properly signed for that. The driver is exposing an unsecured interface. The driver itself can't be patched (or you will loose the necessary privileges, since the driver is doing the Xml Provisioning). But the code that is calling the driver can be patched without any problems.

Whether you can use the driver for querying system-information (registry, filesystem, etc) depends whether you are able to get the return-data from the Xml Provisioning. Is the return-data processed by the driver or by the app? If it is processed by the driver, then you can't access it. If it is processed by the app, you can access it when you patch the app.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] indiekiduk:
didnt think anyone was still working on a proper jailbreak, but I would be really interested in hearing what people are trying to get elevated permissions.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Heathcliff74:
I made some real good progress last night. I found some real interresting api's and I got some goodies working already. I need to do a lot more testing to see what is possible. I got good confidence I can get root-access (TCB) with this. Can't say for sure quite yet. Will keep you posted!
[General Questions and Answers] mortallkombat:
please i have come across a lot of these zipped android application files that when i unzip them on the laptop i cant find any apk file therein i only find some folders with the name

lib

META-INF

and then some files with these names

AndroidManifest

classes.dex

resources.arsc

please can someone explain to me how i can install such zip files
[General Questions and Answers] Xda.cdb:
Hello sir, I have the same problem.

What is the solution, please ?
[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
An APK file by nature is a ZIP file. The reported files/folders make up an APK file.

Read also here:

Structure of an Android App Binary (.apk)

Learn the Structure of an Android App Binary (.apk), and how to use Appdome to automate mobile app security - no code or SDK needed.

www.appdome.com

To install the APK replace file's extension "ZIP" by "APK".
[General Questions and Answers] Xda.cdb:
Hello thank you sir,

but the problem I have exactly, is, when I download a zip file from github, your mentioned method wouldn't work.

Maybe you have another solution
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anush.isaac:
I have a T-mobile Unlimited Web+ 400 free messages and the issues is this plan is paid for by my company and I cannot change the plan, currently data works on my HD2 with Android.. I want to know if the data will work on a rooted myTouch 4g without changing to Android data plan? Can anyone explain this to me??
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jggimi:
If I understand things correctly -- and I may not -- a GSM carrier's "plan" is tied to the SIM card.

With that assumption, you can move the SIM card from the HD2 to the MT4G without T-Mobile's involvement. Whatever agreements you have with T-Mobile will remain in force, assuming the phone is capabile of providing those services. You could also go the other way, and move the SIM to a lower end "feature phone" and be limited to text only, as such a phone doesn't have Data capability. But you or your company would be paying on the same plan.

If you are switching SIMs for any reason -- for instance, keeping the HD2 as a personal phone, then T-Mobile would have to provision the new SIM. Using this scenario, they might recommend moving the HD2's SIM into the MT4G for use as your business phone, and putting the MT4G's SIM into the HD2 and provisioning it with a personal plan.

Rooting and using a custom ROM have no bearing on your carrier plan. Unless you need to return the phone for some reason, in which case restoring stock software is advised.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anush.isaac:
Thank you

Thanks a lot for the quick reply.. My main issue is, T-mobile has different data plans for different category of phones, I currently use an HD2 like I told and the data works.. But when I tried using the same SIM in Android it did not work.. I was wondering how T-mobile will know what type of phone I am using...

I don't know how data works on HD2 (on Android).. I totally agree with your explanation, as I am not going to buy a myTouch 4G on contract from T-mobile, I am going to buy it off Craigslist so there will be no T-mobile involvement.. I called up T-mobile to check if I can change my data plan but they said I can't as only my Company can do that.. I cannot ask my company to change the data plan as that is out of the question..

I know its really a strange situation I am in, I am getting a my phone bill paid by my company and I have a data plan so I wanted to know if I can really make good use of it..

Thanks once again...
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jggimi:
Hmmm. If the SIM from the Windows phone does not work for you in the Android phone, then there must be more to provisioning of "Data" than the SIM alone -- but moving the SIM should work fine for voice, sms, and mms (which don't use "data" services).

As I suggested, I might have been wrong.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erickdj:
the difference in data plans is nothing more than a marketing scheme. all you have to do is put the sim card from the HD2 into the mt4g and enjoy it, there's nothing else to it. That's the nice thing about using sim cards, no need to call the carrier to activate different phones, just pop your working sim into any phone(as long as it's unlocked or from the same carrier).
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jggimi:
But anush.isaac has already reported that the SIM did not work in the Android phone. Hmmm.... he also said he is =going= to purchase. So I do not know what Android phone he tested the SIM in. If it was another carrier's locked phone, then that would be the reason for a failure.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jmwils3:
actually, I can report, having come from a blackberry with a blackberry data plan, that it DID take a call to t-mobile to get switched to an android data plan before my internet would fully work on my new (then) g2. Currently loving the mt4g, though. :) and t-mobile never charged me any extra for the switch, it was just a matter of making things right in their system to get it working.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cybereclipse:
Thats because blackberries have a different internet plan that uses blackberry's own servers as part of the APN. If he's coming from any other phone, his current internet plan should work
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jmwils3:
Ok, sorry for confusing things, then. My bad.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anush.isaac:
Hi all,

Thank you very much for the much needed insight... I first apologize for confusing many... Let me tell you the updates..

* I have a data plan called T-mobile Smartphone Unlimited+ 400 free msgs

* I called a T-mobile rep and asked him if I can go to the Android plan, but as I explained earlier I don't have the permissions/authority to change plans as its under my company name and he said he will need to talk to my company's internal phone services (which I don't want to happen..)

* The T-mobile rep also told my plan will work only on Windows based Smart phones that T-mobile offers..

* Currently my data(Internet/Browsing) works with my HD2 running on Android (maybe because it still sees it as a Windows device).

* The phone I tested my SIM was the Vibrant, and the Vibrant's data did not work with my SIM.

My question now, I just Observed, mt APN says TelKila, and I do not know if this has something to do with accessing the network, with my HD2 both APNs TelKila and epc.tmobile.com work.. Let me know your thoughts on this one...
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erickdj:
There shouldn't be a reason why it wouldn't work. Was that vibrant you tried also a t-mobile phone or was it from a different carrier? Why not go to a t-mobile store and try your sim card on one of their demo mt4g's? That's about the only way to know for sure. I used the same sim card I had on my G1 for two years on my mt4g as soon as I took it out of the box and it worked fine.