yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Milestone 2 General] FolkenFanel:
I used RDS Lite 4.9 and followed the steps from brenopapito's guide, but booted in bootloader (restart + arrow up) between step 5-6 (don't know if it's needed).

The data in device properties field of the RDS are mostly N/A and such, no problema about that ;)
[Milestone 2 General] godspeed121:
Hi guys ive downloaded the Rom from w0ndersp00n but when i open it with RSD Lite 4.9 its blank at File Properties and Start is also Blur.

So unable to click, also tried the powerbutton + arrow up.

thnx
[Milestone 2 General] w0ndersp00n:
The screenshot shows you're using RSD Lite v4.6.

I know that this version was unable to flash my Milestone 2, so you should probably install v4.9
[Milestone 2 General] godspeed121:
I've downloaded 4.9 but the problem still excise
[Milestone 2 General] r2beta0:
Maybe your file is corrupt. Why don't you try to download it again from the link DeadSix17 posted on this thread?
[Milestone 2 General] Motofan1996:
Works fine .. thx
[Milestone 2 General] Lypsis:
ThX DeadSix17 for posting your dump of Milestone 2 stuff - thats how we like it :-) After and-developers doesn link to most of the SBFs anymore, this is really a nice-to-have.

Keep it up!
[Milestone 2 General] peter_h:
I'm a new user, so can't post outside links! So reconstruct this multi-line URL:

http

://runamux.net/search/view.php?type=zip&id=Ax7dp92c&name=MILS2_U6_41-22_SIGNED_UCAMILES
[General Questions and Answers] Federico0:
Hi to all, i write to know something about this rom: NeonMod 0.21.

For first i have to say that works veery well! i have tried a few of other roms but i think it is one of the most well-build rom

But there is a little problem: when an SMS arrives,the mobile doesnt vibrate.

Calls,keyboard input,unlock work god..only sms doenst work.

I searched in settings but nothing,i don't know why.

Honestly, i haven't read all the topic because is very very long and i dont know what looking for..

I decide to open a new topic here,becouse i cant answer at topic.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] opona333:
X1 and X2 got qualcomm 7200a but X2 got a tv-out. Somebody know how to do working tv-out??
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mymailx:
Dunno think so, it has been posted before. The answer is impossible because X1 hardware isn't qualified for doing that. Clear...
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahmadin:
agreee......
[Android Apps and Games] MarkAndroid:
Hi, does a program exist for android that allows to definitely cancel the files both on SD that on inside Memory?

Practically you should cancel with more passages the same file

On Windows Mobile I had PGP that allowed me to do it
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] danyx:
Is there any virtual pet game for HTC HD?
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] alaa2345:
search here maybe u find :

http://gallery.mobile9.com/c/htc-touch-hd-software_2050/1/?fi=43&ff=off

regards
[Fascinate General] MoShiBa:
I was wondering if anyone else who is computer illiterate like me is very interested in learning how to create kernels, roms, themes... and anything else under the sun that deals with android software.

Anyone else interested in becoming a dev like those helping us out with froyo and whatnot?

I'm on Google now... I guess I'm looking for help on where to start. Like from square one... any nice guides you brainiacs could show us noobs?

I wouldn't mind teaching myself from the ground up just by reading internet guides - I enjoy both reading and learning.... I could see myself developing stuff for our community as a fun hobby.

If you would like to help me, think of me as an old man who's never owned a cell phone or a computer till now. That's how far back I'd need to go to learn, I have no experience in computer programming at all.

Since I got my fascinate and stumbled across xda, I've just been, well... fascinated with android and the mechanics behind it all. And the great devs that make this possible for our nice little community here!

So... you other noobs and pros out there wanna help each other out by sharing guides and experiences?

sent from my beast of a phone
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] okertal88:
Hi

After successfully installing Froyo NAND on my HD2 i realized that the handset volume during a telephone call is much too low although the slider shows maximum. Is there a chance to get the earpiece as loud as under WM6.5?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] TheATHEiST:
This is the Dev forum (For posting developments) not Q&A.

If you have a question please post in the Q&A forum or the roms actual specific thread.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dadyal:
Need Browser.apk file from XWJS5

Pleas upload it here
[Galaxy S I9000 General] khpyro:
here you go...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dadyal:
Thank you very much
[Galaxy S I9000 General] msolus:
Any reason to use this version over the stock?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] alex.bacer:
Thanx ! Great job
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dadyal:
i accidently deleted from my phone so i want to restore it back
[Galaxy S I9000 General] iammorris:
Does anyone know the difference between the XWJS3 browser and XWJS5?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dadyal:
May be improved performance

test your browsers here

http://www.webkit.org/perf/sunspider-0.9.1/sunspider-0.9.1/driver.html
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dadyal:
Post Scrore
[Galaxy S I9000 General] SCIENTYREAL:
Thanks very much.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] rlorange:
Just swapped my stock jpy with this and to be honest didn't expect improvement but I think it is faster!
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1Khronos:
Hi,

I'm trying to backup my rooted stock ROM with ROM Manager and ClockWork Recovery Mod before I start to mess around with LeeDroid. However every time I try to back it up I get this error message:

"E: Can't open /cache/recovery/command"

Would anyone know why?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndroHero:
are you sure you have flashed CWM recovery? does it look like this? http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4080/4899540611_d630b5c7cb.jpg because it sounds like your using the stock android recovery :confused:
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1Khronos:
Looks like I do have Android Recovery installed and not the ClockWork Recovery Mod. However no matter how many times I try to flash it via ROM Manager it just won't work. Also manually placing the CWR zip file on the SD card and then trying to 'Reboot into recovery' also doesn't work.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndroHero:
do you have eng s-off? you can manually flash the Clockworkmod image from fastboot if you do :)
[Galaxy Tab General] natious:
1.4 oc is stable, and doesn't have any issues for alot of users.

all the things you disabled are all the things i use every day lol

never the less, good post, im going to use a couple apps you mentioned.
[Galaxy Tab General] VeEuzUKY:
The first block of disabled items (in bold) from CALENDAR to WORLD CLOCK are disabled start-ups but the apps works as usual. It just frees resources not required on boot till you actually start the application when you want.

The second block from Bluetooth Services to Voice Search are all disabled as I use none of those. Items disabled can be restarted again at any time upon activating them follwing a reboot, while items deleted (like Samsung Apps and STK) are gone forever.

Ive never flashed a ModaCo Kernel and got lots of feedback regarding probelms with 1.4OC. Do you have any issues at all or none? We are using different ROMs... What Quadrant do you get currently?

Cheers:)
[Galaxy Tab General] Body:
Thank you for your post.

You have solved many of my questions. Also I am User of HD2 and had the same impressions, but now with Android Nand everything was great, also started to love it.

As for GTAB'll make those adjustments you suggested, some will not disable because I use Bluetooth as an example.

Any news please keep posting.

Success!
[Galaxy Tab General] natious:
So far the oc is good, things load a little faster, especially nfs shift. Last run of quadrant was 2300-2400.

Ill try it again later after these optimizations and see how it goes, a member here has gotten 3000.
[Galaxy Tab General] dubie76:
Having done nothing but root, my tab gets about 1000 quadrant score. I have tried setcpu using on demand and it actuall has made my tab worse. I am very hesitant to flash anything on the tab. It seems very involved and complicated. I have an HD2 as well and have been flashing since Android was on SD. That process is simple. Everything I have read about flashing things to the tab doesn't look that way. I really havent had any issues with my tab as stock other than a bit laggy at times. I would like to hear more about all of this. The oppinions I have read are either do it or don't do it. There are more problem posts after attempting to flash than there are good ones where it worked. I really could care less about a quadrant score to be honest, but I would like to have a faster smoother running tab. I really dont care about making calls on it either. Thats why I have a phone. JMO. I think part of the issue in this thread is that there are Euro and USA version which are completely different and require different roms and such.

I have been reading and lurking in the tab development thread for a while now and am not impressed with any of it yet. Maybe someone could shed some light on things and change my mind.
[Galaxy Tab General] natious:
flash modacos kernel and rom, convert to ext4, you'll be amazed.

to OP

In startup auditor i just checked disable all, and am not having any problems, unless you are using task manager to disable

...CALENDAR

CALENDAR STORAGE...

edit: But when i check advanced task killer, it still shows that all the disabled apps are running
[Galaxy Tab General] VeEuzUKY:
I agree. The process of flashing the Galaxy is much more dauting than anything on the HD2. I suggest you do the EXT4 file converstion. All you need is follow the step by step I wrote above. It makes a huge difference. As for everything else, I too hold off to do too much flashing. The ROM I use now is great and lighter than stock but your seems to work well so keep it. For me when a ROM is good I just use it. When I bought the HD2 I flashed it 2 times with a custom ROM till i found one that worked for me and kept it for 8 months. But backing up and restoring WinMo is much easier... on Androind its all more complicated if you dont know what you are doing. Disable some start-ups on your unit, convert the file system to EXT4 and make sure you have nothing on your home screen doing a lot of refreshing and your tab will work great:)
[Galaxy Tab General] dubie76:
Is everything working 100% on that ROM? I do not want any ROMS that are having problems.
[Galaxy Tab General] AlpineM3:
I too am not impressed with anything that us out yet...seems like any ROM process is tedious and complicated.

Glad the thread starter modified his tab to his liking, but what's the point of having it if you need to drastically change everything. I have a rooted DInc and not use any of things......didn't really see a performance gain with set CPU.

I'm going to continue waiting for something more reliable and use my tab the way it was meant to be, with all its hardware and widgets.
[Galaxy Tab General] natious:
Sure is, I use my tab as a phone replacement so I had to have everything work, you will be waiting eons for a decent update from samsung

Sent from my Galaxy Tab of awsomeness
[Galaxy Tab General] natious:
How are you not impressed if you haven't tried anything?

Sent from my Galaxy Tab of awsomeness
[Galaxy Tab General] quattr0:
Thank you for your detailed post. While I agree with you that the stock SGT rom and browser suck but where do you think the JMI, JMF, JMx ROMs coming from? :)

Most ROMs I've seen (except for CM) are based from some sort of Jxx

Please keep the tweak posts going. Good stuff and thanks!
[Galaxy Tab General] dubie76:
Not impressed with all the problems being posted just tring to flash it, and how complex it is to do it. Guess that's what I meant. Flashing the hd2 is a very simple process. Tab is not
[Galaxy Tab General] iggi007:
My boy,

Only getting my Galaxy tomorrow :D but looking through threads on my favorite forum.

And guess the first one I happen into... I will follow avidly.
[Galaxy Tab General] Bigmille:
Hi dubie76,

Try an app called OCLF 2.0 on the Market. It is a Lag fix app for the Samsung Galaxy S which also works on the Tab.

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.rc.QuickFixLagFixR2

You have to install EXT2 tools and then install one click lag fix, both are done within the app.

I had this on my Tab before flashed to a custom ROM. The tab was much faster and did not have and lag compared to stock, the Quadrant score was around 1900.

Also you can uninstall the modifications in the app and easily reverse back to stock. The only disadvantage is you will loss about 800mb of internal memory (the 2Gb space), so if you don't have much space left, you will need to uninstall some apps and reinstall them once you applied the lag fix.

P.S. thanks to OP for the SystemApp Remover & Startup Auditor suggestion.
[Galaxy Tab General] mrbuz:
Custom ROMs?

Hi everyone!

Consider this:

The locked GTab (in standby) on an original ROM with a connected to it BT headset wakes up after replying a call from BT and can potentially have anything pressed as being in the bag due to its size...

My point is that there is NO fix for this on XDA therefore why should I expect any significant advancements from a custom ROM if such simple things cannot be fixed on Android.

My personal view is that Android is unfortunatelly not as flexible for adjustments as WinMo (i have HD2 as well with a wonderful custom Artemis ROM).

I've tried two Roto ROMs on my GT and they havent provided any noticeable enhancements in performance to my eye (perhaps some rating went up - I dont care about tech stats). I reverted to stock ROM P1000XWJMI that works as fast for a "regular user".

I am sad to resume my experience with hacking the GT as not worth it: you get serious risk of getting the GT bricked (much more complicated than with WinMo), loose the warranty and are open for instability and sudden incompatibilities with crashes.

On the third custom ROM installation attempt I was stuck on a black screen after powering on (stuck on the bootloader!) and couldnt initiate flash for multiple times. I was shocked and very nervous. Thats when the stock ROM saved my ass and I am not willing the risk of playing around any more with non-firmware ROMs for Android GT.

Regarding the alternative screen lockers available - please do not suggest Screen Suite (the best of the worst) and things like No-Lock (to get rid of the original locker) as they all mess up once in a while (tested) with the default ROM settings and the original core locker.

PS

In my view the best thing we can and should do first of all is to COMPLAIN to SAMSUNG Tech Support and Software Developers (I did twice already).

If every one of us from theese GTab forums would do this they would definitely get faster with resolving issues.
[Galaxy Tab General] natious:
So what if the screen goes on in your bag, unless you have a fresh finger floating around in there nothing can press any buttons on the capcitive screen, also my tab I just hit the lock button in a bt call, screen turns off phone stays on

Sent from my Galaxy Tab of awsomeness
[Galaxy Tab General] koxville:
Im so confused. I have my tab rooted and oclf 2.0. Im scoring 2200 in quadrant and.my dolphin hd browser is SO laggy. Even with flash disabled. Any ideas?
[Galaxy Tab General] natious:
because quadrant doesn't mean **** in the real world, i score 2300 but thats with the 1.4 oc.

Give miren a try, tbh its the best
[Galaxy Tab General] koxville:
Miren, in fact all the browsers are very laggy. Im just such a noob and have NO idea where to start on flashing my rogers tab. Is it the same as at&t?
[Galaxy Tab General] natious:
the browsers did suck on the stock rom, read up in the threads its really quite easy todo and well worth the effort. If you follow the instructions you wont have a problem
[Galaxy Tab General] VeEuzUKY:
Did you try some of the suggestions I made on the original post? If not, at least try to monitor what is going on with your CPU usage with CPU Usage Timeliness Free 1.7.1.0 and see EXACTLY which applications are using CPU cycles and interfering with performance. Report back... Im curious...
[Galaxy Tab General] koxville:
Ill download that right.now
[Galaxy Tab General] VeEuzUKY:
You are absolutely right! In no way is Android anywhere as flexible for adjustments as WinMo, It will be never be! That is why I love WinMo and will use it on my HD2 as my main phone for a long time. Its a breeze to tweak, manipulate, costumize and backup. All modern devices and technology try to take user interference out, its the future.

Can you tweak, repair or modify engines on new cars as you did on all cars 20 years ago and before? Of course not. But we try!

Android we have to learn more and try harder. Remember, Windows Mobile is still based on PC Windows we all know for ions and still no more than Windows CE that almost 15 years old. Therefore we have had over that long to get used to it and learn all about it. But Android? I bet one or 2 years ago you had never even tried it or heard about it, so, lets learn and give it some time. In a fraction of the time we got used to WinMo and all the developments in the plattform, we'll learn all about Android. We have to... why?...

....................unfortunately (progress) Android will not last nearly as long as WinMo. Its all faster now. Product cycles (and the sheer amount of developers into It). The speed of each Android update is too fast and there is no more time to let anything mature in the tech world. Maturity (reason for which I use WindowsXP and will till Im the last one on earth) is the BEST thing to make something work well, but its considered OLD stuff today.

With Android 3.0 will change everyhting, I bet many apps will not work and the core is all new and at the speed at which hardware is getting faster and multi-core, apps and system will change faster than we can isntall software, update our systems and learn about its fundamentals. In 2 years from now Android in its version 5 or 6 will have nothing to do with the one we use today... with Windows Mobile, 2 years was nothing... just like XP that didnt change for almost a decade and (shamelessly) I can tell you I know EVEYTHING about it. Vista? Win 7? Never!

Remember one things:

THERE IS NOT ONE PRODUCT IN THE WORLD OF TECH TODAY BEING RELEASED FINISHED! WE ARE ALL NO MORE THAN BETA TESTERS AND BY THE TIME WE GET WHAT WE BOIGHT "KIND OF OK", ITS OLD NEWS ALREADY AND SURPASSED BY SOMETHING ELSE THAT WILL NOT WORK WELL AGAIN WHEN ITS RELEASED. WE DONT OWN THE NEW GADGETS WE BUY ANYMORE, THEY OWN US!

:(
[Galaxy Tab General] koxville:
Well its looks like the only thing is samsung storage. But its only 9% ill go read over thw first post and try some things

i just terminated a bunch of stuff and it seems to be smoother., but how do i prevent these from running on the next reboot
[Galaxy Tab General] VeEuzUKY:
Hey, please READ my first post, its all there! Recap:

With Startup Auditor you control all apps you don't want to start automatically on each reboot and with Task Manager you control the ones the stay active or you choose to auto-terminate.
[Galaxy Tab General] koxville:
Just went through those apps along with the system app removal. Now my market wont start lol
[Galaxy Tab General] VeEuzUKY:
Easy fix: Enable it in System App Removal,then disable it in Start-up Auditor. the it will work perfectly.
[Galaxy Tab General] VeEuzUKY:
That is the only problem I also have. I dont have a solution:(
[Galaxy Tab General] koxville:
Well I was getting com.phone.android unexpectedly stopped.. I tried a hard reset and on factory settings it still gives me the com error and my market doesn't work.. I think I'm going to be returning it and waiting for tab 10.. Hopefully it comes to Canada soon
[Galaxy Tab General] natious:
i double disabled everything in startup auditor, yet straight after boot 9 check task killer there is lots of apps runing, even ones that im not using (fancey widget, beautiful widget, they are installed but i currently dont have any widgets with them)
[Galaxy Tab General] htung00:
I just finished doing the ext4 conversion up to the final step, but my tab seems be stuck on the samsung boot screen and just vibrates frequently. Should I redo from step 1?

edit: Tried redoing from step 1 same result, going to try reflash stock rom if no alternatives come up before the download finishes

edit 2:just tried reflashing and still gets stuck on the same screen

edit 3: finally got it to boot up by flashing Roto JME FULL v.4, not sure if I want to try the conversion to ext 4 again
[Galaxy Tab General] Sarsippius:
Android doesn't need a task killer or to disable apps from loading on boot up. It's wasted effort. Invariably if you are having a battery drain issue it is a rogue app, use something like SystemPanel to identify it and uninstall.

http://geekfor.me/faq/you-shouldnt-be-using-a-task-killer-with-android/
[Galaxy Tab General] Locster126:
-Quickpic instead of gallery, saves me a lot off juice.

-Droidwall I just discovered and its a firewall for the device basically blocking connections that have not been approved (root required).

Swyped from my sexy galaxy tab
[Galaxy Tab General] fastcx:
You should follow instruction if you are flashing modaco kernel, 1st make sure the kernel file is downloaded completely. Then after flashing, 1st boot will not boot normal, turn ur tab off, then hold power + vol up to get into recovery mode, make sure you have microsd card inserted that is around 4gb free in it for ext4 conversion. once done, you are in ext4, how hard to follow instruction?
[Galaxy Tab General] VeEuzUKY:
Its a valid opinion but I disagree. I know what works for me and makes my system better. U can also debate on not needing to turn unecessary services off in Windows but I also know what works for me and makes my PC run better, faster & more stable. I believe in the simple approach of deleting, cleaning and disabling all I dont use. Bloatware is what makes most of our devices not perform as they should.
[Galaxy Tab General] w4rmk:
I had the exact same problem the first time I ran the ext4 conversion, the problem is that the kernel you were running when you did the conversion does not support ext4. JME v.4 does support ext4 so you should now be able to re-run the conversion with no issues. It's definitely worth the trouble as it makes a significant boost in speed!