yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Dear forum members,

It seems that is feasible, uploading files, stay tuned ...

In the following A, B, C and D sections is described the flashing process

of the NoDo unbranded ROM: RUU_Schubert_hTC_Asia_WWE_1.69.401.01_Radio_5.54.09.21_22.33b.50.10U_NoDo

A. Pre-Requisites

If your HD 7 is flashed with a ROM of the following releases:

1. RUU_Schubert_hTC_Asia_WWE_1.23.707.01_Radio_5.51.09.06a_22.30.50.09U

2. RUU_Schubert_hTC_Asia_WWE_1.57.707.02_Radio_5.52.09.16_22.33a.50.10U

then you can flash the following NoDo unbranded ROM and when you like you can comeback to your previous ROM

In case your HD 7 is flashed with a different of the above 1, 2 ROMs but your Firmware version at your phone settings>about>more information

is of the form xxxx.yy.zzzzz.707 i.e. with characteristic value 707

then you can also flash the following NoDo unbranded ROM, but you can comeback only to one of the above 1, 2 ROMs

B. Downloading

You must download the following 2 ROMs:

1. Download this zip ROM file: RUU_Schubert_hTC_Asia_WWE_1.69.401.01_Radio_5.54.09.21_22.33b.50.10U_NoDo_by_ansar

2. Download this zip ROM file: RUU_Schubert_hTC_Asia_WWE_1.69.401.01_Radio_5.54.09.21_22.33b.50.10U_NoDo_Signed_by_ansar

Extract the downloaded zip ROM files with an unzip / 7zip utility in separate folders of your choice

C. Flashing Process

In order to successfully flash the provided ROMs you must follow these steps:

1. Flash the ROM of the above (B.1.) extracted zip ROM file

2. After flashing HD 7 will remain at about 90% - 98%, ignore it

3. Hold the Power Button untill HD 7 will power off and enter to the bootloader mode

4. In the screen of your computer the ROMUpdateUtility will report a flashing ERROR

5. Ignore it and exit from ROMUpdateUtility

6. Now flash the ROM of the above (B.2.) extracted zip ROM file

7. After flashing your HD 7 will boot normally

8. Exit from ROMUpdateUtility and proceed with your brand new ROM

If you do not want them you can delete all operator apps, in order to have more free RAM

Beware, in WP7 deleting an application means it is deleted from ROM

D. ROM Flashing Instructions

In order to flash a ROM follow these steps:

1. Press and hold power-on/off button to power-off the phone

2. Press and hold volume-down button and then press power-on/off button to enter bootloader mode

3. When your phone enters the tricolor screen bootloader mode, release volume-down button

4. Connect your phone to your windows 7/vista/xp pc/laptop with a usb cable

5. Verify that your phone will be identified and relevant drivers will be installed by windows os of your pc/laptop

6. After completion of (D.5.) above, check the usb message connection on your phone screen

7. To flash the ROM go to your pc/laptop folder where the downloaded zip ROM file is extracted

8. Double click on the ROMUpdateUtility.exe file and strictly follow the instructions on your pc/laptop screen

Till next version enjoy!!!

Regards, ansar
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] EDB_CF:
I'm waiting for this!!! :)
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Hi,

Post #1 updated, happy flashing!!

Regards, ansar
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] dtbinh:
Is this ROM unlocked?

Thanks!
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Hi,

if you mean chevron or SIM, not

This is addressed to those branded to ASIA operator and get a NoDo HTC_Europe!!

Regards, ansar
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] DADER:
thanks for your great efforts

i have aquestion , could anyone answers it !

if i bought an U.S. t-mobile hd7 & if wanted to operate it in the networks of the Middle East like netowrks of Sudi Arabia or mtn-Syria,will these Roms work or not ?:confused:

i am looking forward for a breif answer:) & sorry for filling the thread with unrelated posts:(
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Hi,

Alltough T-Mobile will be ok, you can think of HTC_Europe too

Regards, ansar
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] EDB_CF:
Awesome!!!

Thanks man!!!
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Hi,

Never mind, thnx for commenting!!

Regards, ansar
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] EDB_CF:
It really work 100%l!!!

Thanks again!!
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Hi,

I hope to jailbrake NoDo too

Regards, ansar
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] Ttblondey:
A noob question, i want to know what does NoDo rom for i mean whats the purpose.
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Hi,

Many new features as copy and paste and other improvement, just google it

But beware of you may loose side loading

Regards, ansar
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] MrLeche:
Hi,

Can I use this rom on my phone? HD7 stock unbranded. bought in Philippines unbranded?

If I don't like it. how do I get back to my present stock rom?

Thanks!
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Hi,

You do not specify the phone firmware version

Regards, ansar
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] MrLeche:
Hi Sir,

sorry about that. I check my phone and here it is:

Model: HTC HD7 T9292

Software: Windows Phone 7

OS Version: 7.0.7392.0

Firmware revision number: 2250.09.16901.728

Hardware revision number: 0002

Radio software version: 5.54.09.21.22_23.33b.50.10U

Radio hardware version: A.102.0.D4

Bootloader version: 1.69.2250.0(117833)

Chip SOC version: 2.2.5.0

Most phones here in the Philippines are sim free and carrier free. unbranded. Thank you.
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] romanocy:
any chance for ASIA WWE ROM with a newer radio please

Greetings Ansar Sire,

Any chance that you do your magic and release a ASIA WWE 707 ROM with a newer radio than the 22.33?

Or a HTC EUROPE 401 ROM with the latest radio, which we can flash to our ASIA WWE using the gold card method?

Thanks.
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Hi,

Your operator is Asia_SEA with CV 728, except if it was another and you flashed 728 with y cable

This ROM is for Asia operator i.e. CV 707

Regards, ansar
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Hi,

Did you try this ROM?

Is the HTC_Europe CV 401 for Asia CV 707 and does not need y cable just single usb

Regards, ansar
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] MrLeche:
Hi,

I haven't flashed my phone yet. Everything is as is. just updated it to NoDo. Thing is, my zune Restore only restore it at earlier time with 7392 so I can't unlock my phone.

And since there is no chance of zune marketplace being available here in the Philippines I won't be able to buy apps, I'm thinking of unlocking my phone to sideload everything.
[General Questions and Answers] da_jester:
hi all

i have installed the android thingy on my htc touch pro (raphel) and it all boots up and stuff like that i go though the calibration and thats fine, but then it just seems to hang on the android screen with all the little green things flying around making the logo and cant get past that.

any ideas what im doing wrong?

thanks
[General Questions and Answers] olyloh6696:
your more likely to get an answer if you post in the dedicated touch pro android forum...
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cdaly985:
Im in dire need of help, i rooted my nexus s and i got stuck at the boot logo. Then tried to go into clockwork, but my sd wont mount properly

I feel like crying

In windows explorer, there are 2 usb devcies that are greyed out and say please insert a disk into drive

I just want stock 2.3.3,

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, im shaking here, only had it a day
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cdaly985:
im trying the odin files?

Is this the right thing to do?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prittyboy203:
I wouldn't try Odin just yet I would put the sdcard into a micro SD adapter and move the file to another sdcard the try booting into recovery mode. Have you downloaded the recovery and tried to get into recovery mode the normal way? And if you did get into recovery can you still get into there and just put a rom on the root of the sdcard and wipe data, cache, delvki and the flash the rom and see if that works just a few ideas before you break it completely lol
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
Sdcard? The nexus s doesn't have one. Odin works but it isn't popular.

I'd go with clockwork recovery. Is your phone bootloader unlocked? Clockwork recovery fully flashed?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frandavid100:
Hi,

Last night I looked at my two-weeks-old NS and realized that there was a smudged spot right over the speaker. At first it seemed to be under the glass, but it disappeared after I rubbed it with a cloth. However, that exact spot gets smudged much more easily than the rest now.

Has this happened to you? Can the oleophobic layer be wearing off so soon? Is that normal, or should I return the phone? This has also made me consider using a screen protector to avoid these situations in the future, but I don't have any experience with them; are there screen protectors that you won't notice when touching or looking at the phone?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Androyed:
The coating can wear off pretty soon, yes. But some people also manage to get a scratch in their first week with the Nexus S. My coating is fine. That said, I'm not really looking for any malfunctions.

There are screen protector that you don't really notice. They will never be as good as no screen protector, but brands like Seidio and Steinheil come pretty close.

I'm not the one to judge, since I'm also not a native speaker, but your English is great!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonyt3rry:
sounds like your coating mine is the same has a nice o on the screen at the middle of my screen on the right side
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Crin:
Easy people.

Just so everyone's aware Mark has put his HD2 English pack up for the official MIUI from China.

I'm not going to post a direct link because I think people should actually go over to his site and support it from there...

http://www.miui-dev.com/roms/

Current Version MIUI 1.4.8 (Based on 2.3.3)

HD2 is at the bottom of that list.

Most developers on here are getting their english packs from this site and then merging them with the Chinese ROMS, some are even putting it up with no reference to Mark or his hard work (which I'm fairly sure is against the rules) ;)

So, please support Marks site as it in turn supports all the amazing ROMS which spring up on here every week.

Peas,

Crin
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hrockh:
Well done!!

I was just going to write the same thread.. xD
[HD2 Android NAND Development] leocan:
It's well work, but we wait multi pack....:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rikardo1979:
I agree that the miui-dev.com do a good job to bring us a MIUI for our phones and markhuk do a good job over there.

Only problem is that the support for HD2 over there is very poor.

Reason is cos he doesn't have a HD2 phone. He own a Nexus One & Nexus S !

So most of his hard work go into this devices and not to HD2 !

So if any1 want a real support for HD2 its have to come back here anyway.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Crin:
Granted the support isn't as great over there as it's a less popular site but that's beside the point. I was simply highlighting that the language packs come from a source that is rarely credited.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bslim:
+1

Totally agreed with you. :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] THANHVO31:
How about cyanogen mode, nexus one?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bianava:
Here's my story: I had the exact same problem with my evo! I rooted it and I would flash ROMS like there was no tomorrow. Sometimes I would flash 4 or 5 different ROMS in a day. I tweaked all the settings, like 3g speeds, sd card fix, and any other ones you can think of. I messed with every possible setting and changed stuff and even flashed different kernels every now and then. Well, it started out by just not receiving a call every once in a while and then progressively got to the point of not receiving ANY calls at all. It wouldn't even ring or have a missed call notification. My husband would stand right next to me and try calling me to no avail. Frustration is alive at that point!I could make calls, connect to the web, and send text messages with no problems whatsoever. I had tried every tech support troubleshooting step that you could think of, even changing the MSID number. Well, after talking one last time to sprint, we both agreed that I needed a new phone. And my new phone is en route! Of course, now that I am getting a new one, I have to send the other one back to them- So I have to UNROOT it, right? RIGHT! I did just that and LOW AND BEHOLD, I am receiving ALL calls, now. But I'm still gonna let them send me that new one. I read somewhere that using an older ROM with updated radios or WIMAx and vice versa could be the culprit of not receiving calls.

Hope this helps anyone out there that is having that problem!!!:eek:
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nucher:
I had a similar problem with my EVO 0003 in that it would not receive calls. It was working fine then one day it stopped receiving calls. I tried reinstalling roms and restoring a nandroid backup but neither of those fixed it. I also tried updating my data profile which did not help. The last thing I tried which I believe fixed it was reflashing the PRI. I was using PRI 1.77 and flashed the newer PRI 1.90 and it started to receive calls again. I then flashed back to 1.77 because it seems to help the battery life on my phone. Since then(one month ago) I have no problems. Flashing a PRI is done via recovery. In Recovery select flash zip and choose a PRI, then select reboot. It will then go to a different screen an install the PRI. Do not pull the battery or mess with the phone while it is installing the PRI or you will brick your phone. After installation it will reboot or return to recovery (can't remember which) where you can reboot(if in recovery) the phone into your ROM.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=715485&highlight=pri
[HTC Inspire 4G] churro7:
Is att worthy of the inspire? Meaning is it worth it to go to att fr an inspire?

Sent from Snarf high on SRF 1.02 till freezes are fixed
[HTC Inspire 4G] Aridon:
I guess it would depend how service is in your area. In SE florida I get significantly better service than with sprint. So I'm very happy thus far.
[HTC Inspire 4G] EtherealRemnant:
If you live in my area, Denver, Sprint blows the living hell out of at&t as does Verizon.

That said, the Inspire is significantly better than anything Sprint offers and the Thunderbolt costs twice as much as the Inspire on contract with Verizon and is essentially the same phone but has TRUE 4G (LTE), which neither the Inspire nor the EVO offer.

Its all about where you live and how your coverage is with the various providers. If at&t doesn't fix my coverage issue (I have a tower less than 1/2 a mile from me which is causing me to drop calls, lose data, etc), I will go back to Sprint. Verizon just simply costs too much.
[HTC Inspire 4G] xKrisx:
I live in South Denver and don't have a single problem with AT&T. My girl has the Evo on sprint and my busted ass Xperia x10 gets faster speeds on AT&T's network then the Evo does on sprints "4g" network. Then again, it may be the fact you live so close to a tower that is messin you over. But I personaly have never experienced a problem here with ATT. Aside from being up to high on a mountain :)
[HTC Inspire 4G] churro7:
Im in central california and radio shack has it for $30 here

Sent from Snarf high on SRF 1.02 till freezes are fixed
[HTC Inspire 4G] RogerPodacter:
It's only worth it if you have good ATT service. I have superb ATT service near me in socal and philly and new jersey.
[G2 and Desire Z General] guhl99:
Hi!

The GPS - issue (GPS searching forever, no fix, status bar does not even show the gps-icon) can be fixed by wiping the efs data.

This data is stored in partition 13 and partition 14 on the G2/DZ/DHD/MT4G.

Update 18.04.2011:

Given the tragic end of a phone because of a mistyped dd-command (see this post) i decided to create a tool to replace the original instructions. I leave the original instructions for people who are confident with dd and don't want do download something to get the job done.

So just to make this clear: Method 1 and Method 2 are alternative ways to do the same thing. I would recommend that you do it using Method 1 but anyways, don't do Method 1 and 2.

Method 1: Removing the efs-data using vision_wipe_efs:

Download vision_wipe_efs from vision_wipe_efs_01.zip (md5sum 7bced5385509a58a7c8b0a54d38a6897)

Remark: The program vision_wipe_efs will create backups of the partition 13 and 14 on the sdcard using the name "/sdcard/part13backup-<time>.bin" and "/sdcard/part14backup-<time>.bin" so make sure that the sdcard is mounted to the phone.

Unpack the zip file to a directory on your PC. Open a terminal (or command window) on your PC and change the current directory to where the files are on your PC and execute this command (as always: do not type the # it only indicates the root prompt in the shell or the $ as the prompt in a non-root shell):

# adb push vision_wipe_efs /data/local/tmp/

You can also use other ways to copy the file to this directory but the following instructions assume that it is there.

Get a root shell on your phone (either using adb shell or a terminal app) and then use the following command:

If your prompt is not # but $ then first do:

$ su

and answer the question of Superuser. (Well you should all know this by now :-) )

# stop rmt_storage
# chmod 777 /data/local/tmp/vision_wipe_efs
# /data/local/tmp/vision_wipe_efs
# reboot

Method 2: Removing the efs-data using dd (BRICK RISK):

To do this you have to get a root shell on your phone (either using adb shell or a terminal app) and then use the following command (as always: do not type the # it only indicates the root prompt in the shell or the $ as the prompt in a non-root shell)

If your prompt is not # but $ then first do:

$ su

and answer the question of Superuser. (Well you should all know this by now :-) )

# stop rmt_storage
# dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p13
# dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p14
# reboot

After you followed Method 1 or 2 should have your GPS back working.

To wipe the efs is general a good idea if you switched radio-firmware or the ril-libs (which might happen when you switch from one rom to another)

have fun - Guhl
[G2 and Desire Z General] ohgood:
please be careful with dd. (this isn't for you, op, but for the other hamfisted folks that try to fix things) ;)

why are there HTML backets in your post ?
[G2 and Desire Z General] Blades:
Perhaps it should be mentioned to do the inverse beforehand.. just to play it safe.

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk13 of=/mnt/sdcard/p13backup

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk14 of=/mnt/sdcard/p14backup

I'd still stop that service beforehand..

although I must say.. my gps is ****ing awful after this.. but meh.. it could just be the time/place/conditions.. and by awful.. I mean.. it locks on.. with an error of 305 ft.. sorta screwy.. nothing is as bad as when I tried to modify the gps.conf to use other servers (like my hd2).. i got a 2-3 mile error with 10 sat locks.. :confused:

oh.. but this DID fix erratic gps behavior. and I'm betting that the accuracy will even out after a couple reboots/gpslocks.
[G2 and Desire Z General] guhl99:
Of course you are right. Be carefull to write the dd commands correctly. Later i will put a tool on my wiki that wipes the partitions without the use of dd.
[G2 and Desire Z General] david279:
Did anybody use gps status app to download new gps data after trying this?
[G2 and Desire Z General] deliriousDroid:
Alright, it worked, thanks. The notification even shows up in the notification bar now!

Sent from my SilverBullet "HTCDesireZ running CM7"
[G2 and Desire Z General] theSpam:
Just out of curiosity, what is the EFS data?
[G2 and Desire Z General] Nonentity018:
All I did to fix mine was update the kernal.
[G2 and Desire Z General] guhl99:
Temporary (in our case) radio configuration data.
[G2 and Desire Z General] guhl99:
Lucky you. Sometimes updating, downgrading radio or kernel can lead to the effect that the systems re-initializes the temporary radio data.
[G2 and Desire Z General] HAK Devil:
Thanks for the tip but I am still unable to have my GPS work in CM after using this. I had no GPS problems with sense roms but have yet to get GPS working on any of the CM ones. I have tried reflashing numerous times with complete data, cache and system wipes alongside multiple radio/kernel reflashes but this just never works for me :(. Hopefully future releases of CM somehow get it working otherwise I will have to get back to sense

EDIT: Wow, as soon as I post this I decide to try reflashing my kernel one more time and lo and behold the GPS starts magically working! I did nothing different than what I hadn't already been doing but whatever I'm not complaining :D
[G2 and Desire Z General] BootloopedMillennials:
What should be the output of the dd commands?

I got something about not enough space on the device error. I still continued with inputting the codes mentioned in the first post. Upon reboot GPS stopped working on me, it was working previously but really spotty. Ill give it some time until I flash CM7 final.
[G2 and Desire Z General] guhl99:
The errors messages that there is no space left on the device are OK.

The dd commands just writes 0's into the output partition until it is full.
[G2 and Desire Z General] Staudamm:
Hello to all,

I've read several posts and tried several things now with no success.

I'm currently on CM7 Stable

Radio 12.28h.60.140fU_26.06.02.27_M

Kernel 2.6.32.28-cyanogenmod_g4f4ee2e shade@toxygene#1.

GPS symbol shows when launching navigation, but no result. It keeps looking for the location. I wiped the Radio data several times as suggested.

Last thing on my list would be flashing a new radio. Since I've read that it can brick the phone I'm quite cautious.

Any other suggestions?
[G2 and Desire Z General] BootloopedMillennials:
This is how you tell if your GPS is gonna work or not even before booting the os. If you get that small vibration after the normal bootup vibration, your GPS will not work. Been doing research on this.
[G2 and Desire Z General] cjward23:
Changing radio solved my GPS issues, check my sig for the one I'm using.

I have changed my radio a few times since getting my DZ and have never had any problems. Just make sure you read the instructions a couple of times and check the md5 sum of the download and you will be fine.
[G2 and Desire Z General] neonlite:
I fixed it by uploading the gps.vision.so to /system/lib/hw/

But I used ADB instead of root explorer by using the following commands:

adb remount

adb push gps.vision.so /system/lib/hw

adb reboot
[G2 and Desire Z General] dthadamaja:
Just wanted to add that these commands didn't work for me. I replaced the kernal with pershoots and it fixed the problem.
[G2 and Desire Z General] theonlyrockstar:
Thank you. This worked for me after replacing gps.vision.so and I'm a total n00b. Much appreciated!
[G2 and Desire Z General] mistabroadway:
Thanks this worked for me.
[G2 and Desire Z General] bolidegt:
it's good.i like it
[G2 and Desire Z General] Ditamae:
GPS fix

If anyone is interested... thru a combination of guhl99's efs data wipe tool and tsubus's ILWT ROM (including HTC GPS drivers) I was able to fix GPS once and for all. Check out his ROM thread here for more detailed information. GPS locks almost immediately and stays locked. I tested it on an hour and a half long drive today using navigation. :)
[G2 and Desire Z General] MRguyandhis2:
i tried countless times to use method 1 and it just did not work soooooooooo i used method 2 and that worked. thanks dude
[G2 and Desire Z General] m3n3chm0:
i just done method 1

Hello guys,

I just done method 1... i'll write back when i test the gps some days.