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[Bravo General] bandroidx:
Ok guys here you go. This is from a system dump someone linked me to a while back of 2.1. It looks good and legit so I am posting it up on a server and giving you the ability to grab whatever you need AND see how it supposed to be stock.

enjoy.

http://46.4.232.120/bravo/

(if you find this useful consider buying my donation version of my app
[Bravo General] n3rxs:
Any chance you could zip the apps, taking forever to download them one at a time
[Bravo General] laughsatyou:
this is where I am stuck, I went and looked at that guys linked dump, but can't find attmusic40.apk or any of the other bloatware apps that I deleted.
[Bravo General] laughsatyou:
I tried the factory reinstall, but it didnt restore the att bloatware I deleted, how can I get a hold of those files?

is there an image of the 2.1, or a work around the file check to install 2.2

edit: nm, I used the 2.2 stock sbf.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HTCG1DREAM:
i was trying to get back to stock 2.1 via odin. so i did everything and odin just says file anaylsis. its been like that for 30 min. my phone is in download mode and i dont know what to do. i do not want to brick the phone. ive downloaded different versions of odin andd when i try to open them up it says "odin will be compressed only after closing the application using it" someone please help me
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr. Apocalypse:
Ok..make sure you are using the correct files....your tar file should be "T959UVJFD.tar" and the pit should be "s1_odin_20100512.pit".

Can you confirm that you have these files loaded into Odin?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HTCG1DREAM:
yes i have those exact files loaded
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HTCG1DREAM:
please help
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr. Apocalypse:
Ok...i would recommend making sure you got the correct drivers as it helps sometimes....i also recommend using the AIO Toolbox to install the drivers and flash to stock.....it can be found here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=954509

Gotta run right now .....hope it helps :D
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HTCG1DREAM:
i did that and now on odin, its stuck on setupConnection
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HTCG1DREAM:
hey guys, i got my vibrant working again! really happy. thank you Mr. Apocalypse
[Nook Color General] solinar:
I have CM7 installed (latest nightly). When I reboot to CWM 3.0.1.0 with the SD card I used to originally install CM7, I can wipe davlik cache as per normal use.

When I reboot my nook with N key and power without my CWM SD card inserted I can do everything in CWM that I have tried, except wipe the davlik cache. When I press wipe davlik cache the screen blips for a second then just stays on that menu choice screen that contains wipe davlik cache. I don't get the yes no accept screen and it doesnt appear to wipe the cache.

What am I doing wrong? I assume it is something I do not fundamentally understand about how CM7 works with the different partitions.
[Nook Color General] bitnerd:
There was a trick to this I read before but don't remember where. Try going up in the menus and unmounting the cache filesystem before doing it. It was something like that. I did it once, it worked, and then I promptly forgot it
[Nook Color General] solinar:
For anyone else having this problem, an update to 3.0.2.8 through rom manager did the trick.
[Thunderbolt General] dincfool:
Well with all this 1 year contract stuff coming to an end i've noticed that I may need to switch from my Incredible to a thunderbolt. I love my incredible, esp flashing the many different roms that have been created. I've read a TON of reviews and everyone pretty much says its super fast, similiar to evo, and the battery sucks. Let me ask you this, when new roms emerge will custom kernals and such save the battery life? Is the battery life compared at all of a TBOLT to a Incredible? Right now im running warms z with chads 12/23 kernel and im seeing a good full day with more usage than an average person (always have wifi,bluetooth off). Should I take the 1 year contract plunge before the 17th of this month? Or maybe buy the Tbolt and put on ebay with just 1 more year to use my current incredible? And please tell me your daily usage and batt. life currently with your Thunderbolt. Thanks, and yes i've searched a ton.
[Thunderbolt General] HorsexD:
Theres answers to all your questions already if you look around and read a bit and theirs already Custom roms/kernals with undervolted cpu to increase battery life.
[Thunderbolt General] dincfool:
If you read my thread i stated that i have searched and read a lot of reviews. I just want honest answers whether the people that have bought this would buy it again.
[Thunderbolt General] DroidTh3ory:
Well worth IMO... I change phones ALOT, and I have had ALL of them. I don't see myself leaving the Thunderbolt anytime soon.

Why??? Fast and ****, both phone and data, my bluetooth keeps my music playing through my truck even if I take the phone into a gas station with me, GPS is fast and solid as a rock, Speaker sounds great, screen is superb (dark and light), call quality is excellent, and for the past few weeks I have had it.... NOT ONE stall or hiccup. I'm sold.

I honestly can't say there is anything I don't like.

After switching the Kernel and conditioning the battery I see more than adequate life... For the record, I shut nothing off, I didn't by this beast just so I can shut all the good stuff off. Somedays I get a little buckwild and tap into my car charger but otherwise... No complaints.

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[Thunderbolt General] dincfool:
Are you in an 4g area? I don't think my area supports it as of yet. With moderate use your getting through a full day with the battery?
[Thunderbolt General] killahrey:
I got to agree with DroidTh3ory 100%

I too have had just about all the high-end and many low-end android phones.

I must say hands down, there is no other device that can compare to the sheer quality of build, and its down right stupefying speed.

I have 0 complaints to make about the battery, yea maybe its slightly not as great as other phones, but like that picture above, it will last you all day.

just to add, im running mine at 1.4ghz undervolted.
[Thunderbolt General] royolpunk:
Thunderbolt is worth it imo, but I am thinking about getting extended battery. I need to constantly check my email and voice calls so I'm going to be losing juice much faster than the average user.

Aside from battery issues, this thing is blazing fast. Imo faster than atrix
[Thunderbolt General] LSUstang05:
Build quality has been great (just like my DInc) and there are a TON of developers that are creating ROM's for the device. Soon, CM7 will be out for it and I think there are a ton of people looking forward to that.

As far as battery life goes, it's a 4.3" screen and it's a 4G device. Complaining about battery life on this device is like buying a GT500/Viper and saying you love the speed, you love the features, but you just hate the gas mileage. It's par for the course and if you use the phone a lot, your battery life will suffer. Flash a better kernel and you can improve it somewhat though. FWIW, I can get a full day out of it and honestly, that's all I need.
[Thunderbolt General] DroidTh3ory:
Yep, smack dab in the middle LTE spread for my area. Emails, texts, calls, alot of Navigation, and my Bluetooth is almost always connected to my truck so I can rock out. Even before the Kernel switch I made through the day, but after the switch I have some to spare for those REAL busy days.

FYI, I conditioned my battery on the first day with my first 3 charges.

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[Thunderbolt General] chepo84126:
I when from the Htc Droid Eris to the Thunderbolt and the 1st few days encountered "battery issues". I haven't rooted the phone yet but i did those tips on changing a few settings around and i unplug my phone at 8 am when i leave my house and plug it again when i get a notification that is at 25% at around 11:30. i use it a good amount of time during the day and spend my lunch break (about and hour) just surfing.

Once the phone is rooted there are A LOT of things that you can do to improve it even more. My advice do it yesterday! lol.

P.S. Btw i live in NYC and have not noticed any 3G, 4G swapping between services, it has all been 4G.
[Thunderbolt General] dincfool:
Im getting the itch. For the most part though verizon is forcing me to sign another 1 yr contract bc they are cancelling it on April 17th. Its gonna be weird to be stock until some solid roms and kernels are developed.
[Thunderbolt General] Phyrephx:
Did you use a APP to condition the battery? If yes which one? I have rooted my Thundy and waiting for CM7.
[Thunderbolt General] DroidTh3ory:
Yep, the Battery Conditioning App (link below) works great... Wiping the battery stats in Clockwork does the same thing also but I like this because it deletes the "batterystats.bin" system file without having to restart, and the OS can't create a new one until the battery is conditioned (reboot).

FYI... You need root for this.

Download from here... Plus info>>>> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1024867
[Thunderbolt General] hedsick:
Nice, seems very convenient... Thanks for the link!
[Thunderbolt General] 52brandon:
I'm getting great battery life on adrynalyne's new kernel and ROM. No regrets switching from my D1 running CM7 with prime's kernel. Would love to see prime dev on the TB as his was the best kernel for my Droid, but I can't complain at all with how I'm doing
[Thunderbolt General] Str0ntium:
Put me in the +1 crowd.

Battery life was horrid, as expected, out of the box. After rooting, getting rid of bloat and running a cpu throttle I average around <10mah when idle. Not to say that it doesn't suck juice when I'm using it, though. But, it's well worth it. The phone is fast as hell.

Build quality is nice, as well, as others have stated. Would have preferred a sliding battery door and a red/blue/yellow led but I can live without.
[Thunderbolt General] m00nshake:
It's the US 4G Edition of the HTC Desire HD...what's not to love? When the Inspire was one month in after release, there was hardly any dev at all except a complicated gold card root method and now its got MIUI and a lot of other rom choices... This phone hasn't been out for even a month and we've got simple root and strong dev support... I've also owned a Dinc and a bunch of other devices and I'm quite happy with my Thunderbolt
[Thunderbolt General] JaymzTA:
Dude...the phone is totally worth it. I've just installed the new Das BAMF 1.4 with the new Adrynalyne kernel, and my battery life is teriffic! Phone has been unplugged for 13 hours, and i'm still at 65% :)
[Thunderbolt General] Forgetfull:
Woah woah woah you're getting less than 10mA idle current draw? Can you explain exactly what rom, kernel, and settings you are using? I've tried just abouteverything I can and i bounce between 36-40 with frequent spikes to 100. Thanks.
[Thunderbolt General] chino0131:
I think its well worth it. Yes, battery life is far from great. However, its only slightly worse than what I experienced on my Samsung Epic. I'm in a 4G area the majority of my day, but sometimes travel outside of it for work. Coming from Sprint and being used to unlimited data, I use my phone all day. I listen to music, whether Pandora or iheart radio (my trucks stereo recently just stopped working ) all day traveling between job sites, check email quite frequently, txt and gtalk literally all day long, and make about 25-30+ calls on average a day. I also have all 4 of my email accounts set to check mail every 5 minutes for work during the hours of 5am-10pm every day, which i know contributes to my battery drain, but its necessary that I get my mail as soon as possible for my business.

Considering my usage, I think the phone handles quite well. Yes, I wish it was better, and yes it does drain quickly at times, especially in the morning even if I change some settings. However, I keep a spare battery on hand as I have done with all of my past Android phones. I have no regrets about buying the phone, except for the video recording issues I've experienced. If you love Android and rooting, I really don't see what their is to think about.
[Thunderbolt General] Paulb787:
so worth it!

4GGG
[Thunderbolt General] vr4turboripn:
The thunderbolt has definitely been worth it. Its super fast. I am using the perfect storm ROM with ziggy's new kernel, and it's the first phone I've seen run just as smooth as the iPhone. The 4g speeds are faster then my home cable internet, and the customization of android is just amazing. This is my first android and I don't think ill ever use anything but.
[Thunderbolt General] hedsick:
This phone really is pretty damn amazing.
[Thunderbolt General] royolpunk:
Its actually 4GGGG* ;)
[Thunderbolt General] RogerPodacter:
Are there any stock aosp ROMs you can try? I'd think any ROM based on the sense shipping ROM would have the same high current draw, but any stock android ROM would have the normal current draw.
[Thunderbolt General] Jaxidian:
Tesla Coil is the closest daily driver to AOSP that we have now, but no true AOSP yet. It's coming on many fronts, though.
[Thunderbolt General] Str0ntium:
Stock ROM. CPU master free version. Also have vzw loc turned off. not sure how that helps.
[Thunderbolt General] Forgetfull:
Thanks ill look at the CPU master program. I've never heard of it.
[Thunderbolt General] Forgetfull:
What program are you using to monitor the current? I'm using current widget but maybe there is a difference. I checked out that CPU master program and it seems exaclty like setcpu which I have.
[Thunderbolt General] David522d:
Dude i was in your shoes 3 days ago, I had a D1, plenty of rom switching, kernel switching furness. I didn't think it would be like that on the TB. But it is.

As for battery life. I have no idea what everyones saying. If you have root, know how to control your kernel, know how to save battery life your good.

I use my phone alot i would say i get about 10-13 hours, thats with heavy use.
[Thunderbolt General] Cyber Warrior:
Definitely worth it... battery life was decent on stock. After rooting and removing all the HTC/Verizon crap, underclocking the screen when it's off.. Battery is amazing now.
[Thunderbolt General] Forgetfull:
Can you look at the screenshots I posted from my battery life in this thread and tell me if you're getting comparable numbers?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1030203&page=2
[Thunderbolt General] Cyber Warrior:
Not bad.. I'm trying to figure out how you only got 5hrs awake time and it barely looks like you used anything for that long.:confused::)

Barely used my phone today... I'm at 10 hrs with 71% left with an awake time of 1 hour. I'm also on a different rom then you.. I'm still testing the Lightning Rom.. so far it's pretty good.
[Thunderbolt General] jaymccoubrey:
I would buy it again I used all the roms and kernels. I keep going back to virus Rom I'm still playing with kernels I work 12 hour shifts and use power amp all day and facebook and web on every break and the battery last all day. Stock it died 8 or 9 hours in. It's all good now tho. I mite get the 1650 battery, that 2700 battery case is retarded I'm disapointted in HTC for that they could have done much better with rounding the case instead of going ugly as possible. This phone OS grow on me more and more. I do miss my bricked Droid x tho.
[Thunderbolt General] Forgetfull:
I think my awake time is only 30 minutes longer than the display time because I have almost nothing running in the background (sync, music, etc) that would cause the phone to be on while the display is off. At least that's my theory. Yet sometimes my awake time is inexplicably longer though for no real reason. idk
[Thunderbolt General] RogerPodacter:
My biggest pet peeve is standby battery. As long as I can set the phone down for 2 hours, and return to only lose 2%, then I can deal with the steep drop of actual screen on use.
[Thunderbolt General] mngdew:
Is manually setting the screen brightness better than auto? What's a good brightness setting that will not eat up the battery but not sacrifice the quality at the same time?
[Thunderbolt General] DroidTh3ory:
The auto brightness is known for being a hog... I have it off and my screen brightness set in the middle.

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[Thunderbolt General] dincfool:
Good news. Just bought the TBOLT! As for use im charging it right now and haven't used it much. Im not in an 4g area, but I cant wait to go to nyc at the end of the month and see what this bad boy can really crank. Is anyone running the 1650 battery? That fits on the stock back piece? Also does anyone have a reasonable guess on how long it will take unrevoked to have the 1-click root method available? Im aware they made root and s-off available through the long method but im quite nervous to take that plunge.
[Thunderbolt General] Forgetfull:
Don't worry about doing the long method. I was a complete noob that never used command prompt and I've rooted successfully twice now (and unrooted too). I followed the guide on Android central and was very straight forward.

Unrevoked would have had the 1 click out by now if it was easily exploitable.
[Thunderbolt General] psufan5:
They are going to patch how the phone reads the battery life. I think the main problem is this... not so much the battery. If the system keeps thinking the battery is being drained, it will show it accordingly.

The extended battery doesnt really get read at all... the % never really moves. Kinda frustrating.
[Thunderbolt General] royolpunk:
Yeah and when it does move it moves like 20% at a time. Gonna go back on stock battery till this gets patched :/
[Thunderbolt General] dotson817:
Definitely worth it, i am pushing 10 hrs battery life vs. 4 with a couple tweaks!
[Thunderbolt General] dincfool:
Little updated. Pulled the Bolt off the charger at 3:30 pm and as of right now (12:37) I have around 40% battery left. Im shocked, considering all the people bashing the battery. Given the fact though I am NOT in a 4g area. wifi and maps have also been turned off with medium use all day.
[Thunderbolt General] dincfool:
Has anyone have any issues with a slight static type sound while on a voice call through the ear piece with the Thunderbolt?
[Thunderbolt General] digiflame:
I'm very happy with the phone and its battery. my DX got maybe 18 hours medium use. Tbolt is going on 39 now. i should say, i'm not in a 4g area so thats off and i was asleep probably 14 of those hours.
[Thunderbolt General] Busphan:
I have experienced this on a few calls, it doesn't seem to happen all the time. Maybe I just don't notice it.
[Thunderbolt General] mAlfunkti0n:
I bought the tbolt with an extended battery. I love it. Fast, crazy fast data on 4G, huge screen, etc.

My extended battery registers just fine. You guys with complaints about it, have you done the battery stats wipe? If not, of course your battery is going to be reported funky to the OS. I can use my tbolt the entire day like crazy and still have plenty of battery left over.
[Thunderbolt General] LadyAngler:
Yup, I LOVE the bolt and am very happy I chose it.

I was getting pretty good battery on debloated. Almost a full day. But since installing bamf my battery is getting sucked down like a slurpee. LOL. I am running on 3G only and use wifi when I can. Have all my need to sync apps set to as little as possible.

I installed 4.3a last night though. So will see how today goes. I hope I can figure mine out. All these people reporting great battery life are killing meeeeeeeeee!:eek: LOL. I will keep trying and reading though.:D
[Thunderbolt General] glorysk87:
I have a kernel (leankernel) installed, and with my setcpu set up correctly, i can wake up after a night of full charging, last through the day, go to sleep that night, and wake up the next morning and still have around 20% left on battery. granted, this isn't with real heavy usage, but the point is -- with a good kernel and some tweaked settings, the battery is more that enough.
[Thunderbolt General] dincfool:
Noone else has noticed a weird sound when connected to a call? It almost sounds like an older tv when you would mute the tv but turn it up real loud and you can hear the speakers just giving some feedback.
[Thunderbolt General] dincfool:
Did some more research and found out that in settings - call - hearing aid enabled solves my problem. Although you cannot move the sound control when this is enabled.
[Thunderbolt General] royolpunk:
What rom are you running?
[Thunderbolt General] want a droid:
Was wondering if someone could provide me with a zip that would put the battery numbers into the stock battery icon (ie. 99, 98, 97, etc.)?

I've seen Screenshots of roms with this but was hoping for just this mod.

Thanks for any help.
[Thunderbolt General] RogerPodacter:
This is an option on cyanogen ROM.
[Thunderbolt General] want a droid:
Anyone?
[Thunderbolt General] onsht1kll:
The ones you've been seeing might be a deodexed Rom .. the stock is odexed so you are gonna need someone who specifically makes those mods .. just as an fyi
[Thunderbolt General] MONDOIV:
I have perfect storm 1.2 and the battery icon has the numbers in it.

Sent from my Perfect Storm 1.2 Tbolt
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SubyWill:
Hey, I'm trying to change some icons on a theme and I need to know the android processes name for apps downloaded from the market and what not.

Where can I find that or see that??

For example, the icon name for maps is: com.google.android.apps.maps.png

I just take another icon and rename it that and bingo I have a new icon.

I was wondering if you guys could tell me where I can see the processes for all the apps I have???

I would really appreciate it!:D
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DKYang:
Theming-wise I'm not sure, but maybe this will help?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=667951
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SubyWill:
Hmm, I didn't really find what I'm looking for there.

I'm not doing anything with theming really. I just want to change and add some different icons for a few apps.

I just need to know a way to find out the process name of the .png images!:)

*EDIT*

I got it all figured out. :)
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] arvinghost:
can anyone please help me get the hex AAA password from my Sprint HTC Touch Pro 2.

i tried requestnvitemread ds_mip_ss_user_prof but i get numbers on the ha but all ZEROS on the aaa.
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] arvinghost:
Anyone can help please???
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] disco_y2k:
it is your data account password, you know your vision password, when you got ##778# type that password into the AAA-KEY blank, i made a tutprial yrs ago, ill try to dig it up for you

cheers,

disco
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] sonystudios:
I know how to get the AAA password etc from an incognito, but from a RANT I am having trouble.

When I request the second in QXDA:

Requestnvitemread ds_mip_ss_user_prof 1

I get the following:

06377662726470

the problem is it is 2 digits too long.

Anyone have any idea what I am doing wrong?
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] arvinghost:
you should delete the first two digits and you should be fine.
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] weinerwad3000:
what do I put in password for the um tab or an tab? how do i get my vision password? is it just my sprint login password?
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] tuxmask:
Can you dig up the procedure to get the AAA password for profile 0?

I only see A-Key after ##778#. Is this the same? And is the vision password the same as the one in profile 1 with 6 characters?

TIA!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nawlage:
I installed some fonts I found in a thread here and now when I go to display> font style it says application settings had stopped unexpectedly. Try again later. I went to system/fonts With root explorer to try and uninstall one by one to find the problem but the ones listed are the ones that were there before I installed any new ones. How can I recover from this?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrhaley30705:
Download Uninstaller for Root. It should help you find the non native fonts. Then uninstall one st a time. Good luck.

Sent from a place my wife doesn't know about (yet)