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https://developer.sonymobile.com/downloads/drivers/xperia-m-driver/ You will need to manually install these.

Thank you! Thank you so much, this was the solution to my problem. I can now receive calls again! Is this a fault with OpenGapps not registering the default dailer correctly?

Bluetooth is working fine for me here as well. I just have my phone instant reboot when anyone tries to call me! Bit annoying to be sure. And I then have to cold reboot to get cellular data functioning again. I was on the latest android 5.0 stock Rom before if that matters...

Fixed this by uninstalling and reinstalling 2.3.0 – this version works perfectly (thanks!). So I can confirm that somethings was changed on the DPAD between 2.3.0 and 2.3.1. I found 2.3.0 on Filehippo.

This is a nice and quick emulator, but since the 2.3.1 update, the dpad doesn't work properly in Walking War Robots. The directional pad in WWR is "analogue" in that you can move at different speeds. While this is usually academic, since you want to be moving as quickly as possible, the problem...

No it isn't. It's a bin file which you will need to use the command line to install. If someone points me to a guide for making flashable zips, I'd be happy to make one!

I personally use exFAT which is much friendlier than EXT4, if you're a Windows user (Win 7+ have native support for exFAT). This is visible and fully read/write capable in TWRP 2.6.8.0+ exFAT is supported by: Natively Windows Vista SP1+ OSX 10.6.5 Windows Server 2008+ Windows XP and Windows...

I've got this very same problem (won't format data, fails instantly at the start) with both TWRP 2.6.8.0 and 2.6.8.1. I just gave up and reformatted as EXT4, but I'll give it another go and see if I can find the recovery.log. I assume it dumps it in the root of the internal storage?

Initial impressions are really great for this, but I too would love for the knock to wake, tap to wake, whatever you want to call it, feature to be included in this kernel. Thanks!

Thanks for putting this together, really looking forward to giving it a go when I get home. Does this include support for f2fs, have you tried it and if so do you think it is worth it? Thanks :)

These two things are preventing it being a really great, no-nonsense camera.

No it won't but this one will: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=52622425&postcount=637

I did something like this - I used PIT Magic to minimise the "preload" partition (like OP) and used that space for the system partition, making it 1GB. This particular PIT file (attached) also has a 4GB data partition as that suits my needs and appears to be a pretty reasonable compromise for...

I did this and can give you the file I ended up flashing if you would like? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=52288612

Thanks to everyone! This thread is excellent, thanks especially to the OP, but to everyone else who has contributed as well. Along with the PIT Magic program (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1916936) I was able to solve a problem I was having with my cake and eating it running...

Thanks for this tool, it's great and I can confirm it works with progressive JPEGs exported from Photoshop (I've hit the thanks button ;) ). I created a simple boot logo, but here is the JPG I used with this tool to create the .bin (attached) just in case anyone else wants it.

Pros of PA - rock solid - everything seems to work (I've never used FM radio…) - decent battery life even with Wi-Fi left on! - OTA updates from the dev (just need changelogs in the updates as well now ;) )! Cons of PA - no Android 4.2 keyboard :'(

Success! Once I was back on the original stock LG Gingerbread ROM, I could reset the IMEI and make/receive calls again using this method. Thank you very much! Now all flashed back onto a nice "working" nightly CM10.1 and a very happy little device. Many thanks all.

I haven't got any solutions for you, but I think the same thing's happening to mine. I've only had it for a few weeks as well, so it's a little bit disappointing at this stage. I would love to know if anyone else has any suggestions. I'll try and get a picture of it.

Okay, I failed at reading comprehension – it has to be an LG Gingerbread ROM for this code to work, NOT a CM-based one! Trying one from somewhere-I-cannot-link-to-yet :D

I managed to get an old CM7 install back on the p990,but the above is still not working for me :/ After I finish typing in 1809#*990# in dialer, nothing happens. If I press the green phone handset icon to dial that number it comes up with an error message of "Mobile network not available". Any...

Bother. The 1890 etc didn't work on the p990 in android 4.0.4 (nor on my Nexus 4 incidentally), so I guess I'll have to flash down to GB. I'll let you know if I can get it to work, thanks!

I get the SIM Toolkit Incompatible Handset error and then whether I press OK or Cancel, shortly after I lose mobile network access. I've been trying all manner of different things, Smart Flashing, NVflashing, changing basebands, Rils, you name it. I'm currently on the V30B root ROM...

Hell, 4.1 makes the Optimus 2x p990 pretty damned nippy! After waiting what felt like an eternity for an update from 2.3 on the 2x, it's pretty ironic that LG now haven't/won't release a 4.1 update for the 4x when they have for the 2x!