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Changing the password to a more simple one fixed it. Thanks! I used the following line to change the password: $ mysqladmin -u root -p'oldpassword' password newpass

[Quoth E=dbarrera;42990815]Can you post your php code? Sent from my GT-S5830M using Tapatalk 2 PHP code: <?php #Ensure that the client has provided a value for "FirstNameToSearch" if (isset($_POST["FirstNameToSearch"]) && $_POST["FirstNameToSearch"] != ""){...

Yeah, I entered my password a few times, I even tried to make a new account in phpMyAdmin with a super-easy password - but it doesn't work!

Database connection error: Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO) Thanks for an excellent tutorial! However, I'm stuck at testing my DB with Postman. I get the error message above when I try to send the command. I guess I have to assign some user to the mySQL table, am...

Will be interesting to see what comes out of it for out part. The Arch port is being worked on by one dev only, but he has done a pretty darn good job on his own hah. Let's hope this will somehow boost the work of getting a good *nix port to out device!

Can't get this update to work.. I'm on Xubuntu 12.10 and I got the whole authentication-thingy - ONCE - but ADB keep telling me that my device is offline. I've updated ADB via both Eclipse and the SDK package... This needs more attention here at XDA.

I'm really tempted to try this out! Have to wait until after my final hah. Just out of curiosity; how's the battery life?

Nvm, sorry.

I'll try to explain; The uploader of the file check his MD5 and it generates a combination of signs. Then you download the same file, and if the file is complete it should generate the same combination of signs. If you lost some bits while downloading, it won't generate the same combination -...

My home screen. Nothing fancy, just keeping it minimal and simple, as I like it :) Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium

Yepp, I got it! It seems that the sensor is very sensitive too.

Are you sure? Doesn't CM usually move up a full number for each Android update? 2.2 (CM6) -> 2.3 (CM7) -> 3.0 (CM8) -> 4.0 (CM9) -> 4.1 (CM10)

Getting an error as well. Checked MD5 twice!

You wouldn't have that problem if you where on a custom kernel... ^_^ Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium

.05* ^_^ Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium