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[Dell Streak 7] xda751:
dell streak 7

hello all

first before anyone gets after me for not reading i did. Maybe i am doing something wrong or maybe this dell streak is borked. Alright now for the process i have tried.....used the nvflash method to restore the p2-p14 files and then used fastboot to install the recovery image. dell streak boots pass the dell logo and then gets stuck on the t mobile logo and reboots. tried reseting data but still gets stuck. O.K. so tried fastboot flash system system_org.img,boot_orig and recovery_orig all files indicated successful download. fastboot reboot still stuck on t moilbe logo and reboots. reset data still stuck on t mobile logo and reboots. under the fastboot mode it reads build 15420. ** i dont have CWM (clockwork mod recovery) installed. this thing is driving me crazy please help......also tried to install the orig.pkg and it gave me a modem error.
[Dell Streak 7] Mysticales:
Can you try to fastboot install CWM on it? Then see if you can go from there by flashing a rom?
[Dell Streak 7] nabilbek:
Links plzzzzzzz

need the links backkkkkkk lost the files :((((((((

Plz someone mirror :(((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((
[Dell Streak 7] lurch0101:
Is it not possible to just restore by

1. From any Home screen, tap the Menu key.

2. Tap Settings.

3. Scroll to and tap Privacy.

4. Tap Factory data reset.

5. Tap Reset tablet.

6. Tap Erase everything.

??? I'm giving my DS7 to a friend for a while and need to delete everything.
[Dell Streak 7] cdzo72:
If you do that you stand a HIGH PROBABILITY of rendering your Streak 7 into the lovely READ ONLY modw for which the only fix is sending it to Dell...
[Dell Streak 7] P0MM3S:
Thats wrong. Flash a honeystreak Rom (via nvflash)from tabletroms.com and your partition table is readable again. After that you can flash original recovery trough fastboot an install an official dell honeycomb update.

Gesendet von meinem HTC Desire
[Dell Streak 7] cdzo72:
When a Streak 7 goes into Read Only..... NVFlash will not revive it... YOU apparently haven't dealt with the issue I refer to
[Dell Streak 7] P0MM3S:
Okay, i thought youre talking about the filesystem lockdown.

Gesendet von meinem HTC Desire
[Dell Streak 7] azrael293:
I had tried to push cwm on my ds7 through fastboot and could not get it to work. Was meticulous with the details and still nothing. Recently tried to factory reset and start over and it won't reset, wipe or boot fully. Just stays at the Dell logo or black screen. Any suggestions?
[Dell Streak 7] cdzo72:
If it doesn't want to boot.you may want to consider NVFlash
[Dell Streak 7] c3260:
restore streak 7 to t-mobile

restore streak 7 to t-mobile cant find any of the files to restore my streak 7 back to t-mobile help!!!! any suggestions? thanx in advance
[Dell Streak 7] Zerosuit Connor:
Will this work for the 3g model?

Sent from my HP Touchpad >:D
[Dell Streak 7] Tom2112:
Here's a link to just about every file you might ever need for the Streak 7 (and some other devices)

http://d-h.st/users/TheManii/?fld_id=0#files

---------- Post added at 10:47 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:36 AM ----------

If you're looking specifically for the files mentioned in the first post of this thread, here they are:

Streak7OrigSystem.zipx

======================

bootanimation_orig.zip

boot_orig.img

recovery_orig.img

system_orig.img

http://rapidshare.com/share/7BCC9C3298504A67120D36BAAD3C3A2B

Streak 7 Flash Image

====================

flash_image.zip

http://rapidshare.com/share/B27DE6E147BED8CCC7741B00DEC1185A

Please note that the first file is a .ZIPX. If your zip program won't open it, try using 7-zip, which is a free program available from:

http://www.7-zip.org/
[Dell Streak 7] Tom2112:
Even better than all of that, see TheManii's great information on the wiki at:

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/Dell_Streak_7/Flashing_Guide

It tells you how to go back to stock, provides links to all of the files you need. The only thing I found a little lacking (for n00bs like me) was that after I flashed the Stock Honeycomb image and rebooted, my Streak 7 asked for a password. At this point, shutdown your streak 7 and go back into flashboot. Flash the Clockwork Recovery image (also linked on the wiki) then reboot. Boot into Recovery (select the "Software upgrade via update.pkg on SD card" option to go into Clockwork Recovery from the stock recovery screen) and do a factory reset from Clockwork Recovery. While you're there, you may as well flash Superuser.zip to root the device. Then boot normally and your device will go through the normal new-out-of-the-box setup.

If you want it to be completely stock, don't flash the Superuser.zip, and after the Clockwork Recovery factory reset, boot back into flashboot and flash the stock recovery.
[Dell Streak 7] BiG JeW:
Help needed!

I have tried repeatedly the steps above to recover my DS7. I am stuck on step 7; 7. Open up command prompt, and navigate to your Android/tools folder, and type "adb devices"

When i enter the command, i get this:

List of devices attached

027c100342bf31d7 recovery

I then proceed to the following step and when typing "adb shell", i get this: (vice versa)

"~ #"

I cannot continue as i just keep getting errors. The device is stuck in CWM Ver 3.0.2.0

Any help is greatly appreciated.
[Dell Streak 7] BiG JeW:
Bump bump bump! Please.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sabag123:
I installed the BETA 8R2 MIUI rom

I try to call and he seemed MOBILE NETWORK NOT AVAILABLE why?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
BETA 8R2 MIU

BETA is not a finished product .

Wrong CSC for your network .

jje
[Atrix 4G General] CyberPunk7t9:
I woke up this morning and the battery of my Atrix was completely dead. Since I was in a hurry to get to work I thought I'm going to charge using the computer in my office with the supplied USB cable.

It appears that the phone won't charge from 0% turned off! I had to borrow a Blackberry wall charger from a college and jump start the Atrix before plugging it to my computer's USB and start charging.

My iPhone 3GS would come back to life if plugged to the USB port after a complete discharge.

Is there a solution for the Atrix? Are there other android devices you know of with the same issue?

Thank you
[Atrix 4G General] aywen89:
my milestone also have this prob
[Atrix 4G General] eatkabab:
The moto wall chargers run at 800+ma. This is more than the usual ~400-600ma that other chargers run at. Computer USB ports only supply 500ma MAX. The atrix doesn't seem to like anything under ~600ma and prefers 800-1000ma for some weird reason.

If you've got a well powered USB port, it will charge the phone. If it's underpowered, the phone won't even take the charge.

Yes, from a dead batt, the phone wont even wake up the charge circuit for anything under 600ma. I've experienced it as well.
[Atrix 4G General] CyberPunk7t9:
Thank you. What about USB 3.0? I have that in my home PC. But it still sucks how I can't wake up the phone if the battery completely drained with all the USB around me at work or wherever when a wall-charger is not within reach.

Shouldn't the phone preserve the last drops of the battery before shutting down so it allows us time to start it up again and charge by USB 2.0?

I think it wouldn't hurt if Motorola made it shutoff at like 2% allowing us to charge the device and get it up using USB 2.0. Or maybe a dev can get around it as an optional tweak for users?!

That also made me think of something else. Would the alarm go off if the battery completely died while you were asleep? I know iphone, Nokia and probably many other smartphones does that (preserving last drops for this purpose).
[Atrix 4G General] diedemus:
all usb has the same voltage specs, 3.0 ports wont charge better than 2.0 ports on the same system, the only thing that will make a difference is the build quality of the hardware and the voltage regulation from the power management.

A powered usb hub would be your best bet if you can't get to a moto charger
[Atrix 4G General] CyberPunk7t9:
I thought it's better to bring up this thread instead of opening a new one since I've been investigating the same issue.

We all know that Android phones and widgets especially can drain the battery unexpectedly.

I PM'ed kennethpenn if there's a way to automate a shutdown when the battery reaches a certain level so it can charge and wake up connected to a computer USB 2.0 port (As in if it can be implemented in his ROM). Kenneth replied that he's not sure, and I've been looking for an app that can do that.

Now before we go more on that, I wish to have your opinion on how important you think it is to sacrifice the last little drops of the battery in favor of being to charge/wake up your devices when you're on the go and may not have access to wall charger?

If there's an app that can allow it then I'm welling to do the tests and find the sweet spot of when to shutdown and if it would actually charge to wake up.

Thank you
[Atrix 4G General] noxlord:
I had the same problem yesterday, I only have the USB cord with me and I thought my phone was dead for real or defective. Thanks god for XDA ... The user manual did not say anything about computer usb power not being powerfull enough.

CyberPunk7t9, there is (a few) threads dedicated to improving Atrix battery life full of usefull tricks. I did not try it yet, but SetCPU might be of a great help too.
[Atrix 4G General] sifon187:
Remeber, the Atrix requires the Motorola usb drivers to be installed to charge the phone off a port. If the phone is off, your computer is not reconigizing that it was plugged in, so the drivers do not start. *I could be wrong* Happen to me last night though
[Atrix 4G General] dLo GSR:
it's a hardware issue on the computer side. without the moto drivers there telling the USB port to up the current coming out, your phone won't charge on it. most computer-based USB ports do not run high current for power purposes unless enabled. it cannot be solved with an app and mandating a shutdown at 2% is most likely going to cause more problems than solve. the solution is to not run your battery down, honestly. you shouldn't be for LiPo batteries anyway.

It's not voltage that matters, it's current.
[Atrix 4G General] dcarpenter85:
I have a gigabyte board which has 'rapid charge' technology, meaning it supplies extra amperage to the usb ports...my battery was close to dying when I saw this thread so as a test I let it completely die and then I tried charging from usb.

Result: It worked.

I still don't get as quick of a charge from USB as I do from the wall but at least there is enough amperage to charge from a completely dead state.
[Atrix 4G General] CaelanT:
Get your facts straight!..............USB 3.0 IS a powered USB port!

USB 3.0 will charge more devices, quicker

Not only will USB 3.0 cables facilitate faster transfer speeds, but they’ll carry more power, too. The USB-IF recognizes the growing number of portable devices that charge via USB (cellphones, MP3 players, digital cameras), and have bumped the power output from about 100miliamps to 900 milliamps. That means not only will you be able to power more than 4 devices from a single hub, but the increase current will let you charge up heftier hardware as well.

Maximum PC

<edit> Also, my Atrix charges fine off the 3.0 ports on my HP laptop.
[Atrix 4G General] CyberPunk7t9:
I have a gigabyte UD7 in my PC. I wanted to use the rapid charge feature for a while. Still planned. Also the On/Off Charge feature to charge the iphone/ipod while the computer is turned off. I will probably assign some time to test those tomorrow.
[Atrix 4G General] CyberPunk7t9:
I have USB 3.0 in my PC too. But as someone stated here, USB 3.0 does not provide more voltage than USB 2.0. Just more consistency I think.

But what matters, Can any of those solutions charge and start a completely dead Atrix?

Thank you for participating guys.
[Atrix 4G General] cybal:
USB ports can only source 100mA unless the host and client agree to a higher current. If as mentioned the Atrix needs more then this to wake-up the phone with a dead battery then it can never request the higher current. This is also why the Moto drivers need to be installed to get the higher current.
[Atrix 4G General] dLo GSR:
you need a port or power source that will supply enough current to the phone. period. if your computer's ports don't do it, it won't work. go find a higher amp USB port.
[Atrix 4G General] crnkoj:
Maybe try the usb 2 to 1 cable? So you plug it into 2 usb ports and than into the atrix
[Atrix 4G General] haloimplant:
Actually USB 2.0 can supply 500 mA, but as someone said to get more than 100 mA, the host and device have to 'negotiate' which I think means driver support of some kind.

I have noticed in Device Manager says that my SGS plugged into my laptop as a mass storage device is only taking 100 mA, but it doesn't charge much slower than it does from a wall charger (which is actually pretty slow, almost 3 hrs for a full charge). Still if I do the math to charge 1500 mAh at 3.7V with 5v in 3 hours would take about 370 mA (assuming 100% efficiency, so the actual current draw must be higher).

If anyone knows a more accurate way of determining the current a USB port is supplying, since Device Manager seems to be wrong, that would be interesting information.

What's interesting here is that at 0% the device isn't even on and can't power up to negotiate a higher current draw. If it can't turn on with 100 mA from the charging port it's stuck, which I suspect is the problem here with the Atrix.
[Atrix 4G General] zanzee:
USB 3.0 has the potential to charge at 900mah but yes it’s still 5vdc, the phone will not pull more than 500mah unless it detects the data lines are bridged. This is a safety feature so it doesn't blow your usb2.0 ports as the phone wasn’t built with usb 3.0 spec in mind. If you have a 3.0 usb port you can make a fast charge cable with the data lines cut and bridged, make sure you cut them and they aren't still connected to the host side or you might kill your port.
[Atrix 4G General] dLo GSR:
mA, not mAh :)
[Atrix 4G General] zanzee:
I'm so used to talking about batteries I guess I left the "h"ours in, haha.
[Atrix 4G General] CyberPunk7t9:
About this guys? Doesn't it scare any of you if the battery completely died in our Atrix phones when you were like at work or in a class?

Just thinking out loud here by making up a scenario starring an Atrix 4G user.

-Suppose a method to shutdown the Atrix automatically before the battery is completely dead was successful and the Atrix would charge to wake up via a computer/laptop USB.

So David (just to keep it as stereotype as possible) went to a school class not knowing an evil app was eating alive the battery of the innocent Atrix in his pocket!

David takes out the Atrix from his pocket to sneak-shoot a photo of this hot girl in the class but goddamn the Atrix is already a corpse!

Face palm was followed quickly by a grin and the devil horns grew back because David remembered he has a solution for his Atrix to shut-off itself before it's completely dead.

Now David's classmate has a laptop, He could ask him to charge the Atrix and bring the evil tool back to life. The Atrix has the drivers required to charge from a computer USB built-in. It just needs to wake up with the weak heart beat that is still left in it and it shall start sucking the blood thru it's veins. Now the Atrix plays that annoying sound no dev could mute yet and sucks milk from Steven's laptop!

*Now all I need is a producer to make the movie.

**Please excuse me. 420 was not a long time ago.
[Atrix 4G General] zanzee:
Bake and tech rant/pie in the sky forum reply at its best
[Atrix 4G General] IPvFletch:
Or a really awesome story, thanks CyberPunk - I was thinking the same thing - some pro-active way to shut down the Atrix... Hmmmm...
[Atrix 4G General] seadugo88:
Try connecting the phone to usb, disconnecting the battery, and plugging it back in. I guess my battery wasn't completely dead but this worked for me.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Mafisometal:
I understand that there is a locked bootloader issue. I'm not much on software and programming but i do understand that some devices share locks with the battery.

The Sony PSP had a bootlock through the battery. The only way to unlock it so you could hack it would be by opening the battery and forcing the battery to put the device into service mode so it can unlock the PSP bootloader.

Using the same idea, there may be possibility that the bootloader can be locked by means of hardware. You're still seeing this in some modern devices that people hack.

Just an idea for developers if they would like to try it..i know this would mean sacrificing a battery ($40 or so). But Motorola was known to do weird **** when they were working with apple.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Djazin:
This... should be in general section...
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Mafisometal:
well this post is for development reasons.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] paravorheim:
I think you're wrong, only because t0bld (sorry if I spelled the name wrong) has been hard at work, and relatively close to finding something.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] paravorheim:
EDIT (i can't edit my reply through the xda app afaik)

People on this forum have used the battery from the original droid x, the bh5x battery, and it works fine, bootloader still locked.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] PixoNova:
He's talking about Modding the battery. Not just using a different one. Like the Pandora battery or whatever.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] kholk:
I don't think that on Moto devices there's anything like this...

But well, mod the batt, how?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ServError:
the battery has a small eeprom which can be overwritten with proper hardware access, in the case of the psp I believe that setting it to a certain sequence (or maybe it was all zeros, i dont remember) made it read the update off the memory stick.

I don't think we're looking at a similar case here, there isnt any sign of a hardware based lock, we've seen lots of software based keys, and I dont think that this would be the ONLY tegra 2 device to have a battery hack possible, as hardware across the board with other devices is similar.

Furthermore, the reason this is irrelevant is that on the PSP we were trying to bypass the update's signature to write our own files, after which there was no more security. That isn't the case here, we can write files, but without proper signing, the device will brick instead of booting unless we can disable the signature check or sign our own files.

And no, I dont have an atrix, nor will I be developing for it (as far as I know)
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Mafisometal:
just thought of bringing an idea out since so far its been failed attempts...these new batteries run sequencings for the specified device, just thought since most attempts have been a fail, maybe Motorola locked the bootloader through methods of hardware and if so the battery would be the first place to look in...just an idea.

My Reasoning:

When booting, the device searches for its drivers...battery syncing with phone then managing the in/out sequencing to turn on microphone, speakers, antenna, etc..very similar to a computer. My point of the battery being possible is that when booting if a specific surge in a string of the chip may cause the device to fault in service mode...thats what the pandora battery did to the psp..it forced a certain amount of voltage to the cpu to cause service mode...people do a similar method with a regular tower to force the CPU to activate the SSE3 string for installation of Mac OS X....using the same principle it may be possible.

I'm going to give this idea a try, i'm going to order a BH5X battery to save some money, the BH5X and 6X architecturally built the same...i'll post back what happens with this method.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] infrared411:
Don't waste your time unless your that interested. You will have to read out the data on the battery and all it is a current voltage and temperture data reading at that point in time you read it. Oh it uses i2c btw. Let us know what other data lurks on the chip.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] climo:
Pandora Battery

Here's a link on how to make a Pandora Battery for those interested.

http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/620243
[Atrix 4G Android Development] kholk:
I'm a bit skeptical on this to work, the chip should only work as a way to read amperage, voltage and temperature data.

As I know it is done by software calculations because into the battery there isn't any hardware temperature sensor.

Anyway, if anyone can disassemble the battery and make a good photo on the connector circuitry I can search the chip reference and see what kind of integrated it is, an eeprom that has data on it or a simple sensor so that we'll be able to say if this is theoretically possible or not.

And note that if there's an eeprom it wouldn't imply that modifying its data will let us go into a special flashing mode: all the bootloader functions and ALL the software mode are accessible on the device simply pressing a sequence of buttons. The only thing you can hope is that if it is containing data you can crash something while booting, skipping the signature check functions, but this is nearly impossible: the PSP bootloader has got a function that detects a Pandora battery. If it detects it then skips the signature checking process. If not, that won't be skipped.

All this, while Moto's RSD BL probably hasn't got any function to do this.

My only experience in signature skipping is on HTC bootloaders: if it's detecting a goldcard (SDCARD with a calculated code) or an HTC MEGASIM (containing some data) it'll skip the sig check and behave as SUPERCID. But Moto is a whole new story compared to HTC's easily crackable bootloaders.

But hey, as we know, anything could work. The "battery method" hasn't been tested and I think noone looked at it... even in Sholes family.

We'll see.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] pokey9000:
Pretty sure that Motorola wouldn't let us have it so easy, but there are battery monitor chips that have a little bit of nonvolatile memory that would make sense to be in this battery pack, like this one.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] kholk:
I don't care of what hypotetically CAN be in the battery.

I care of what there actually IS.

...and you too should care only of what actually is in there...

So, waiting for a photo :)
[Atrix 4G Android Development] sdlopez83:
Amazing in the developers meeting they just skirted around the bootloader unlock question and posted to put it on the forum. Unbelievable
[Atrix 4G Android Development] t0dbld:
I can say with 100% certainty that tearing apart our batteries will only get us a mutilated battery
[Atrix 4G Android Development] pokey9000:
Send me a battery and I'll tear it down for you. I'll even hook it up to my Bus Pirate to probe the controller. I don't have an Atrix anymore, just following the battle at this point.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] ServError:
Again....pandora battery was not a volt mod or anything else, the battery had an eeprom that was read and checked, and I'm relatively sure that we know that there is no such string on the atrix batteries.

P.S.-I'm referring to softmodding the memory on the batteries, the hardmod seems unnecessarily time consuming (and leaves you with a battery that cant operate as a normal one anymore) unless you were in a jam.
[XPERIA X8 General] poincare01:
Hi to all,

I bought for work my Xperia x8 in Norway, with a Telenor Norway SIM. Now I will go to work in Ireland, but I always use this phone. I got the Network unlock code, but unfortunately I cannot enter the code because when I insert it I get the message:

"Network unlock request unsuccessful"

After I checked the service menu under SIM lock, I got :

[x] Network 0

[] Network subset 10

[] Service provider 10

[] Corporate 10

[] SIM 0

How do I reset the NCK counter?
[XPERIA X8 General] jtdc:
Any updates? Able to reset? What if you update OTA? What if you use PC Companion to update the phone?
[XPERIA X8 General] corsav6:
You can get your x8 unlocked for €15 here in Ireland