This could be called "AndroidDictionary for noobs"

Infinity Ytinifni S. Sent from Xperia X10i-modded.

X10 Led States:-
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W-Lod: White LED of DOOM.
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Sometimes a R-lod is similar to a W-lod but the LED is red instead.
Usually results in a Reboot, or a Freeze or a Crash

R-R-L: Red Rolling LED.
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Led flashes RED 3 times.
Indicates Requirement for Charge

G-LS: Green LED Steady.
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LED goes Steady GREEN while usb is plugged in.
Flash Mode Entered and or Fully Charged.


Cpu's. Central Processing Unit:-
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It's pretty much the heart of your device pumping data through and from all the attached devices the Kernel and Modules is it's soul and it's OS is it's skin and flesh.
Core Clock Speed:Is the actual clock speed that the CPU is running at. "not the multiplied speed."
It's good to remember a CPU's performance is also effected by it's memory's speed.
Similar rules exist for the GPU.

This place was so color less i figured i would bring some.

haha

thanks for the post OmegaRED^

thanx pretty usefull info out there.!!

Definetly a Sticky. Thanks very much!

Now I know what a "WLOD" is. I had no idea before.

Karl

i though WLOD is stand for White LED of death....just like blue screen of death for windows (but who cares...it still got same meaning anyway :P)

anyway...nice thread....should request for sticky

Originally Posted by Arnold.Alexius

i though WLOD is stand for White LED of death....just like blue screen of death for windows (but who cares...it still got same meaning anyway :P)

anyway...nice thread....should request for sticky

Thanks... it stands for death but I liked the way it sounds so didn't change what OmegaRED^ had suggested!

A few corrections.

OTA: Over The Air.
tar: Tape ARchive - archive consisting of multiple files that has not been compressed.
tgz: compressed tarbol (tape archive) usually with gzip.
shell: the standard command language interpreter.
ssh: secure shell - provides secure encrypted communications between two untrusted hosts over an insecure network.

This was an easy explanation for all noobs, like me. Thanks

Originally Posted by ynkamat

This was an easy explanation for all noobs, like me. Thanks

You're welcome!


Warm Regards
kLouD

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