yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheGhost1233:
Put the sd in a card reader or connect it while the phone is in recovery and don't forget to mount the ext partition, then redo the partitions. This will wipe everything so if you want your data back you have to find it some other way.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chillout23:
Thanks for the answer but....

Was..but can't see it?! I connect device in USB (win7) and can't see it...

How to do that? Really don't know..

Any advice how to get my data back?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheGhost1233:
In recovery there is a option called mounts and storage (or something similar) make sure you mount the fat and ext partition. If you don't see your data then you can try some sort of data recovery program.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chillout23:
Ok...I'll try something.

Thank you :)

Fix it with card reader :) but my data wasn't there :(

Said 3,15GB total (rest is ext3)

2,41GB free and 758MB used space...that means that my data is on sd card but I can't see it?!? Because I see just 4 folders which are empty (0 bytes)...what's with the other 758MB? Where they are?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chillout23:
I recoverd almost everything with PowerDataRecovery tool, but don't want to put it back to SD 'cause of this 758MB of used space...

Anyone have some idea what can I do? Before make another format...

ES file explorer doesn't work and SuperBox File Manager doesn't work...can't believe it!

Do I need to format SD card and loose my (hidden) data?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chillout23:
Answer is:

Found 1 file 758MB large and can't open it...device freeze every time I touch file...Delete this file and everything's work fine :) and put recover data back to SD, run GingerVillain 1.4 and work like a charm here :)

I fixed problem with unmounted sd with card reader/right click on sd/properties/fix... :)
[General Questions and Answers] enriquez90:
Hello,

today I sadly overwritten a system framework file on my Garmin A50 and it died.. it's stuck on the boot screen, I have no idea on how to get it fixed honestly. I read about bootloader and adb, but I really don't know what to do.

Could anyone help me please? :(
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superchunkwii:
ok.

I was on 2.5.x for a while with no issues. After installing SuperClean 2.8, I noticed Rom Manager was stating there was a newer version.

I read in the SC thread that after 2.8 is installed, using a 3.x CWR was ok. However, what wasn't clear until I tried to put on 2.9 was that in reality you should just not upgrade to 3.x if you want to continue flashing roms at all.

So, now I followed JT's thread and installed the red 2.5.x CWR. This is where I'm at now.

If I open Rom Manager, it says I'm still on CWR 3.0.0.8. If I use it to reboot to recovery, it simply doesn't work. Takes mins to load to recovery and is stuck on blue recovery with an "esignature" error when trying to run update.zip from that menu.

However, if I use the "Recovery" option in the power menu (available in SC 2.8), the phone reboots and quickly goes to the red 2.5.x recovery.

What do I do to get Rom Manager to recognize the new lower version of recovery and thus run correctly?
[Atrix 4G General] psymont:
The Music app seems to load every audio file on my internal and sd card memory. How can I make it so that Music will only check my music folders? I tried the .nomedia trick but everything still shows up. I appreciate any help.
[Atrix 4G General] psymont:
Does anybody else have this issue? I have audio books, recorded calls, voice memos, etc showing up in winamp, music, etc
[Atrix 4G General] psymont:
Really? Im the only one here with this problem?
[Atrix 4G General] brian2220:
what i have done for every phone i have had is make a music only folder on the sd card and no other files in the folder and it works perfect.

i dont really think winamp and the default music player have folder options but i think power amp does
[Atrix 4G General] psymont:
I do only have music in my music folder. these players are grabbing all audio files, even ones they can't play for some reason (ie: wav), from every folder on both the internal and sd memory. i have put a ".nomedia" file in all other folders besides the one with my music ion it and still no good. i will take a look at this power amp though.
[Atrix 4G General] psymont:
Okay checked out power amp. it does have folder options which totally fixes my issue but it's a paid app... you shouldnt have to pay for this kind of feature.
[Atrix 4G General] jpinoy:
hmm..that is weird.. I also just created a 'Music' folder on my SD card, and my music player has no problems.. it doesn't see anything else but that folder for music..

I stuck all my ringtones, notifications, alerts on the internal SD like this:

\media\Audio\Alarms

\media\Audio\Notifications

\media\Audio\Ringtones

those do not show up in my music list when I open the music player..

hth...
[Nook Color General] designate72:
I have a Nook Color that was running the Cyanogenmod nightlies. After shutting it down, it would not boot again.

Since it still boots into recovery, I tried reflashing cyanogenmod, a recovery zipp that was supposed to restore the boot partition, dding boot.img and system.img to the internal memory, a total wipe of every partition, flashing with the latest version of clockwork, along with .7, the stuff mentioned here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=949699, and flashing "nook color return to stock".

Although all flashes completed successfully, the device still won't boot without the sd card. Is there a method I'm missing?
[Nook Color General] will2live:
Been in the same boat myself as well as many others. I found that to get it to boot correctly again do this. Use this link (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=914690) and downlaod the "Remove CWR" file, you'll also want to download the repartition-boot-with-stock.zip which is the last link in the OP right under the Remove CWR link. Once you download each file copy them to a bootable sdcard. Then pop the bootable card into the nook and power it up to into CWR off the sdcard. After that install the Remove CWR zip first, then follow up by installing the repartition-boot-with-stock.zip. Once all is said and done power the Nook off by holding the power button in. take the sdcard out and then power it on. Odds are it will get stuck again but you should be stuck on the N screen. If so power it off and then put your bootable sdcard back in the device so you can start fresh reinstalling CM7 & gapps.
[Nook Color General] samuelhalff:
If you repartition boot, cwr will be removed in the process. No need for the second file..
[Nook Color General] will2live:
In theory it should and you are totally right on but I've personally seen it where even after repartitioning the boot it still will not boot correctly for whatever reason. That said personally I've found it just as easy to take the extra step to make sure it gets cleared up as it takes a matter of a couple extra seconds to do it.
[Nook Color General] designate72:
Thanks, I'll try that.
[Nook Color General] designate72:
Followed instructions exactly, but the thing still won't boot. I must have F'd up my /boot partition pretty badly.

Edit: Wiped every single partition and cache, then flashed, now it works. Thanks guys
[Nook Color General] mrintegrity:
I am having this same problem and have a question about the options to fix it. I have CM7 stable on my NC and it worked untill I formatted the SD card and rebooted.. now it just gets stuck at "touch the future of reading" screen.

Is it possible to remove CWM without harming the CM7 install? and still be able to boot to CM7?
[Xoom General] JOHNGAETANO:
I've been around the block with Smart-Phones over the years, and now I seem to be going down the same path with Tablets. I bought the original iPad last April, and tried the Galaxy Tab from November to January. The iPad is a nice device, and does everything it's advertised to do. It's clean and simple. For a guy who likes to hack, and screw around with OS's, the iPad certainly has limitations. It's well supported, and has already proven to have at least a 2 year life span for OS updates. The Galaxy Tab was really a big disappointment. While the form factor was nice, the OS was clunky. The lack of support from Samsung was really a major disappointment.

So Sunday I picked up an Xoom at Best Buy. Paid full price, and plan on going month to month. The majority of my tablet usage is Web Browsing, which so far has been a fantastic experience with the Xoom. Browsing is fast, and web pages display 100% of the normal content that a desktop would. The browser is just hands down a pleasure to use. The Gmail client is outstanding, and the regular email client works very well with my works exchange server. The other built in app I think is very well done is the calendar. I have messed around a little bit with music and videos, and I have found this a little confusing on how to transfer my iTunes Music and iTunes Videos to my Xoom. This is a big change for me, because with iTunes I just sync, and everything is there.

So far my first 4 days have been a great experience. I will post more experiences as the week comes to and end. Hopefully I can check out more features tonight and tomorrow.

Obviously I am very hopeful that Motorola and Google give us the proper support for this product early on, and just don't turn their back like Samsung seems to do.

JOHN
[Xoom General] Bielinsk:
Get doubletwist and it will synch your iTunes stuff onto your moto.

Edit for spelling, its DoubleTwist.
[Xoom General] frenzy757:
use iSyncr and if you want to sync to itunes over wifi the iSyncr wifi add on.

I use it to sync to iTunes without a problem...its awesome over wifi too.
[Xoom General] ChongoDroid:
+1 works very well
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] siteexperts:
I just got a Galaxy Tablet (t-mobile).

I am familiar with rooting (have a droid incredible running Lou's Revolution "Senseless" Rom and Kernels).

The tablet is going to be a family device. I want to avoid going through the process of trying Roms as I did with my incredible..

What is the most stable Rom that will provide good performance and battery life for running Launcher Pro? WiFi connectivity is very important - dialing or fancy phone agumentations are not necessary (only using this as a wifi device).

Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drdax:
Overcome v1. 2
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DudeInMyrtleBeach:
I'm wondering this as well. So far, I have rooted, ran OCLF, and pretty much everything else is stock T-Mobile. I use my tab for surfing, blogging, streaming video and music from my media center, and ebook reading. I use it regularly all day every day.

It goes for about a day and a half before I charge it. I have an iPad that my daughter uses. It'll go 2 full days easily.

I have not had a single issue that required me to reboot since I got the tab over a week ago.

Realistically, Is there a single mod out there for the galaxy tab that can say this? Will Overcome behave this well?

Of course, I'd love it to be faster when I've got several web pages loaded. I'd love better battery life, too. I don't want either of these things if I have to wonder if/when the OS is going to explode, or reboot on me all the time. I guess I would consider a couple reboots a week to be acceptable.

Are these expectations realistic for modded firmware?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bandage:
I've been using Overcome for a few weeks now, and haven't had a single reboot. My battery life is slightly lower, in that I use the Tab as my phone as well. So, the constant cell radio usage trims my battery life down to 24 hours or so.

Otherwise it's far snappier and responsive than stock (T-Mobile) especially overclocked to 1.4ghz and undervolted. Keep in mind, that flashing a Euro Rom (as you're thinking of doing) will change your Build.Prop... essentially changing how the Market and Apps see your device model listed. Which can be good and bad.

Gameloft for example, has more games available for the GT-P1000 than it does the SGH-T849 (T-Mobile Tab ID)...which is great, however I had to change my Build.Prop back to stock, to be able to use Samsung Media Hub on my device.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] huck:
I have a similar question, but for the Sprint version.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DudeInMyrtleBeach:
I notice that you have a g-tablet. How would you compare the two tabs from a performance and stability standpoint?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bandage:
Well...the Tegra2 in the GTab flies...for sure. I don't notice much performance difference between my overclocked Tab (and ext4) and it tho. Quadrant avg for GTab is around 1900-2100...Galaxy Tab hitting 1700-1900

Main issue I have with the GTab is the screen. Seems like they ripped an lcd from a netbook and put it in the GTab. Quality of the Galaxy Tab's screen is much better.

Battery life is good, considering. Had to replace the Rom immediately, cuz stock out of box made the device barely usable. Seems to handle video just fine, however my wife sitting next to me on a plane trip had a hard time watching the movie at an off angle.

Gaming is fluid, tho I haven't tried the Tegra games as of yet. The GTab is heavy with prolonged use...tho most 10 inchers will be. Otherwise, for the price...and with the support the devs are giving it...it's worth it. Although...I think my main device will end up being the 8.9 inch Galaxy Tab, the size just seems to be the perfect bridge between the 7 and 10 inch tablets.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dubie76:
I have not loaded any roms, only rooted and flashed MaDaCo kernel only. Its fast and everything works great. I have not found any ROMs that I would consider flashing. The stock ROM works fine with a new kernel. Problem is also that the Tab development section has come to a hault. Nothing really new for a long time
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bandage:
I agree...not a ton of NEW stuff coming along....but Alterbridge has been steadily updating his Overcome Rom & Kernel...it's a stable daily driver. And, one guy (not sure how legit it is) has been working on HC port for the Tab...and said he'd be finished with rough draft in another week or two. (crosses fingers)

The ONLY reason I flashed a Rom was to enable Phone activities on my Tab. Otherwise, not a huge reason to go beyond stock firmware...Kernel upgrade is a must, however! Effin Sammy won't pull it's head out of it's arse and get rid of RFS format, so converting to ext4 is a huge performance tweak.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DudeInMyrtleBeach:
You must have had some serious good luck with your gtablet. Apps on mine FC'd a dozen times a day, it randomly rebooted, and wouldnt sleep. I had vegan 5.1.1 loaded. It drove me nuts. Im a little 'rom shy' now. Lol.

On a side note, i dont notice much difference in performance between my unmodded tab and the gtablet. If anything, the tab is snappier and infinately more stable. The thing about a modded rom that scares me the most is lack of stability. Id blame my gtablet issues on myself, but i bought it already modded - from one of the vegan devs.

. . . sent from my iPad 2 running Windows Phone 7
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bandage:
No doubt...GTab FC's happen, and some of that can be attributed to the Roms...tho I daresay it's more about the device itself.

The only FC's or reboots I've had on the Tab is when I mess overly much with the voltage settings.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deniro0311:
I have had zero issues with Overcome ROM/Kernel, even with OV/UV applied. I also like how he is constantly updating his work, as stated in a previous reply.

I added Roto's modem switcher and used the SIM hack, and I have full phone functionality with my G1 SIM on my tmo tab.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ftgg99:
Yep, im a Overcome fan for both rom and kernel. Not a single problem so far.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] webvan:
My TMO tab is coming in tomorrow, is it still the consensus that the Overcome 1.2 ROM, or rather Overcome 1.6.3 now, is the best bet?

I'll be making a full Roto Backup before playing with it so hopefully it won't be a problem going back to stock from Overcome 1.2 if need be.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
Dude, you do realise that those posts where made 2 months ago?

We are up to Overcome 1.6.4 now.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] webvan:
Thanks, dude, post had been updated...anyway the question remains.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steckums:
Overcome 1.6.4 ROM/Kernel are your best choice. You won't regret flashing it over.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] webvan:
Thanks, will do some downloading to be all set tomorrow when it comes in.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StarLog:
Agree, Overcome was rock solid easy to install. My SGT on tmous, is very stable.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] e654777:
me and my tab stock rom running fine. No issues there. :)
[Click General] igrek00:
I've got a problem with it. In settings there is limited list of built-in tunes and no way to add custom mp3. Trick with creating sdcard/media/audio/ringtones didn't work =\
[Click General] JortumHmD:
you can also choose it from the Musicplayer

open the musicfile in the player then press menu and choose as ringtone
[Click General] igrek00:
Oh, thanks problem solved. I'm not using default player so it was not so clear:D
[Click General] igrek00:
Btw problem with custom notification sound is still open
[Click General] Deleted member 2487713:
The correct path on the SD card for this trick to work is:

/media/audio/notifications/*filename*.mp3

Also, it only works for notification sounds, not for ringtones. ;)
[Click General] Kelwin:
I use a apps Rings Extended

When you chose a ringtone you can continue with android system or rings extended, and you can chose between Music, Ringdroid or select music track
[Click General] mungus2010:
on your sd card make 3 seperate folders

Ringtones (for ringtones)

Notifications (For message tone)

Alarms (for Alarm tone)

put your mp3 to which one u need
[Click General] dot.cis:
Yea, it works, tnx. But is there similar path for ringtones? i tried /media/audio/ringtones/*filename*.mp3, but id didn't work. Well, there is still option with music player and setting mp3 as ringtone.
[Click General] bataya:
/media/audio/ringtones/*filename*.mp3 worked for me!
[Click General] shomey:
you can just use some app to use custom ringtones like Ringer.
[Click General] vgpal:
Thanks & great answer

:D thanks pal it worked.....like magic
[Click General] MadalinX:
cool!

/media/audio/ringtones/*filename*.mp3 worked for me too. 2.3.1 darky
[HTC Inspire 4G] harlenm:
I can't retore S-On, but need to return on my phone cause the power button barely works.

Do you think they'll know to look for it?
[HTC Inspire 4G] d.cortez:
go here to see if this helps you. another member was able to return to S-ON using my method yesterday.
[HTC Inspire 4G] harlenm:
Yup, got it to work this way. Had to redownload hack kit first. Apparently the antivirus program killed the rage command.
[HTC Inspire 4G] d.cortez:
great! glad this method worked for you, too.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Whoareyou:
If your on CyanogenMOD 7 tap multiple times on "MOD VERSION" in Settings>About Phone and you will see a weird picture of a duck sitting in a Yaht!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] abrigham:
Nice! I love that the name of the boat is TeamDouche, too!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] darklordxy:
Lol that's awesome
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] crstfr:
lmao... .cool
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geokilla:
Is there an App that can change the WiFi sleep time from 15 minutes to say 10 seconds or whatever? Such an app existed before with RyanZa's app for his lagfix, but I haven't seen it since he disappeared.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Product F(RED):
10 seconds? Why not just have it turn off when the screen goes off?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diablo009:
"super power" app
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Product F(RED):
Or you could go into Wifi Settings and hit Menu -> Advanced -> Wifi Sleep Policy. Or just download Spare Parts and change it.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geokilla:
The WiFi is still on for another 15 minutes, because that's what Android/Samsung has it set to. It doesn't matter what the sleep policy is.

Where is it in Spare Parts? I don't see it.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Product F(RED):
In Spare Parts, there should be an option for "Wifi Sleep Policy".
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geokilla:
Nope not in mine. My Spare Parts app came with FireFly. Maybe it needs to be updated or something...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] the_chinaman:
I have always had stock ROMS with my i9000, ending with JS7. I read the battery problems people had and I always counted myself very lucky that my phone had a pretty decent battery life.

Daily I would SMS (a lot), the odd phone call, quick blip on the internet (3g), lots of angry birds and doodle jump! I would get at least a couple of days before it went into the red.

Then I made the big mistake of installing Darky's ROM, it looks nice and feels a bit snappier, but now the battery is in the red in the evening after a full nights charge. This is even after severely curbing my phone use to try and extend the life. I have tried all the wiping tips and tricks too.

Same apps, different ROM. Darky's is an absolute nightmare for me and I will be going back to stock.

So is the ROM just another variable in the mix of battery issues, or the main offender?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] henrikusz:
Hello. I've the same battery drain, and I think it's very annoying when at evening you need to charge it again without using strongly the phone. Otherwise the Darky's rom, (I'm on 9.3) is very nice and marvellous, but this battery drain issue makes it worse.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] stierney:
Have you tried using spare parts to see which app is sucking baster or cpu? Did you download the rom configure tool from the market? Which gallery did you instal worth the rom?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] theduckking:
This and:

have you let the phone drop below 10-5%?

Flashing screws up the battery indicator (how much depends) and it calibrates itself while in use. Letting the battery fall, or even the phone shut down by itself can speed up the process quite a bit. This helps only if there is no battery hungry app that's eating all your powrz though.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] the_chinaman:
I haven't tried to see if there is an app sucking the life out of it because I never had any issues under the 3 or 4 stock roms and I haven't d/l any other apps. The battery deterioration started instantly I flashed with Darky's. I don't know which gallery it is, it came with the d/l. What ever it is, it doesn't work! No, didn't use the configuration tool.

I must admit I haven't let it run under 10% as I want my phone with me working. But wouldn't this manifest itself when I updated the stock firmwares?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] stierney:
ok mate, firstly search the market for the Darky Rom Configurator, shoudl be easy to find, you shoudl be able to reflash without wiping all your apps, run the config app first and pay special attn to the 'Lockscreen wallpaper' of the tool, there aint many options to choose. Got the gallery drain bit mixed up, sorry tired :P

If i was on my own PC id give a bit more detail but its pretty straight forward.

Im running 9.3 and get a full days mid-heavy use, i normally go to bed at 10-15% which is fine with me
[Galaxy S I9000 General] the_chinaman:
cheers for the advice mate, I've just grabbed the app so I will do the flash in the morning.

I will report back my findings!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Zhousibo:
Just a thought but Darky's Rom uses JS5 and wondering if has something to do with the modem? Just a theory but wondering if you could replace back to JS7 and see if that helps. Just a thought. I'm used to a day's worth of battery myself these days.