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[General Questions and Answers] fexoit:
Hi all

Firstlly sorry for my English.

My xperia cannot open.

When i pushed power button to open xperia, it shows Sony Ericsson write and logo but after restart auto , likely on-off-on-off-on-off.

What did I do before breakdown.

i upgraded from 2.1 to 2.2.1 . it runned normally but can't see simcard so i wanted to downgrade 2.1 version to use my phone normally. I downgraded the version with Sony Ericsson Pc Companion last sony ericsson version.

When the downgrade is done by SE pc Companion i tried to open my Xperia and i see breakdown :(

I need your help :(
[General Questions and Answers] masaeed13:
did you try to upgrade it again?
[General Questions and Answers] fexoit:
it's done on another topic

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=12942406#post12942406
[General Questions and Answers] mauikutan:
hmm bring it to seus,

i never gets probs with X10

and now, Ark does rock!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drrtydisko:
I'm not sure if its a problem with my service with sprint, my phone or the roms I'm using. Well lately the past 2 weeks whenever I get a message not sent error on my phone, my phone keeps notifying me until it finally sends the message but the person it sends it to always tells me I've sent them the same text message 10+ times. This first happened to me when I switched from CM7 to MynsWarm. I thought it might be the rom so I switched to MIUI and the error message thing still happens. Anyone else experiencing the same issue? Any suggestion or help trying to figure out what may be causing this.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] metalfan78:
I think its the network. My wifes phone does every once in awhile and she has a stock nonrooted intercept. Sounds like a bug with sprint

We're comin from a pure power source.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jstalford:
Do either of you have an Airave? Twice I have heard of this problem, both had Airaves.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] metalfan78:
Nope, no airave here.

We're comin from a pure power source.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drrtydisko:
I have an airave. Any link or info about that?
[Off-topic] faroid:
Hello noobs. I'm building an android 5 rom based on the white pepper leak... I'm very excited! Please send donations!
[Off-topic] ClementNg23:
AWESOME noob :)

can we please get an ETA of the initial release so we can get our hands on??

and there aint no link for donations, just a FYI :)
[Off-topic] MacaronyMax:
£200 coming your way ;) Haha :p
[Off-topic] boborone:
30 pesos right here to ya db
[Off-topic] faroid:
Great! That's a good start :) btw how many unlock screens would you like to see in the rom. I'm thinking about 15...
[Off-topic] MacaronyMax:
Sounds about right haha :p Can we have them all enabled at once so you have to swype 15 times?? :D ;)
[Off-topic] DanWilson:
Android 5?

Hmm...

1.0 = A???

1.x = B???

1.5 = Cupcake

1.6 = Donut

2.0 = Eclair

2.2 = Froyo

2.3 = Gingerbread

3.0 = Honeycomb

4.0 = Ice Cream

5.0 = Jaffa Cakes

Get the name right *****.
[Off-topic] T.C.P:
*wonders how long till dan gets banned LD*
[Off-topic] Skellyyy:
Fail.

10charfaoil.
[Off-topic] MacaronyMax:
Get the name right *****.

;)
[Off-topic] FirefighterDown:
over 9000$ incoming

Sent from the fireproof HTC Inspire 4G
[Off-topic] DanWilson:
That post wasn't bad. I guess you've not seen the others...

@Max (I can't Multi Quote any more) - Jaffa Cakes are better.
[Off-topic] sakai4eva:
I'm so excited I'm having projectile diarrhea. Frack.
[Off-topic] LordManhattan:
Holy MacGyver! I'll send a 8000$ prostitute and a Kit Kat right away!
[Off-topic] T.C.P:
poop?

Poop?

POOP!!?
[Off-topic] :
Holy crap! White pepper?! I'm going to not only donate $5,000,000,000 dollars, I'm going to give you my phone as well! :D

-I wrangled together some consonants and vowels and created this post-
[Off-topic] jaszek:
This just in. I'll be building a rom based on the Yellow Pepper leak of Android 6. Please send your donations so I can have money to eat while I write this rom. KTHNXBYE
[Off-topic] MacaronyMax:
Jaffa Cakes in Jelly???? :D
[Off-topic] melvinchng:
IS your phone really fireproof?
[Off-topic] DanWilson:
XD Memories of Skype.

POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO POO!
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Marsulici:
OK so i just bought a X10 and my task atm is to import everything i had on my prevoius phone (SE V640i)to this one. My concern are rhe text messages and some other stuff that don't get copied on the sim card.

So my question is how do i get all the stuff copied into my new X10 ?

I managed to backup my V640i on my pc but PC companion doesn't let me sync that file with my X10 .... any ideas on how to make it happen ? :D

(Sry if there was alrdy a topic on this matter but i couldn't find it , that's why i made this one :P )
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BrunoPGomes:
Download myphoneexplorer from the internet (the windows version). Study it carefully, plug in your v640, and transfer everything, in this order:

- contacts

- messages

- other files

Once its all on your pc, unplug the v640 and plug in the x10, and make sure it is recognisd and allowed to drop a client app onto your x10. You will need to turn debug on.

Then push your v640's content thats in myphonexplorer onto the x10, in the same order, ie contacts, messages, other files. Do it slowly. Use the help text and you'll be fine.
[Thunderbolt General] iflip:
Support for the tb? I'm a new tb owner coming from the incredible. I'd rather root it that way than adb. Plus i have a mac. Adb is too labor intensive for me. Last time I tried rooting with adb was with my Eris and that was a headache.
[Thunderbolt General] ProTekk:
No. Search. It has been asked, answered, asked, answered, asked, and answered. S. E. A. R. C. H.
[Thunderbolt General] miketoasty:
What he said.
[Thunderbolt General] magicriggs:
YouTube it bro. There's a guy that goes step by step. Its hella intimidating but if you can follow directions then you'll be fine.
[Thunderbolt General] xXJay_RXx:
do what that guy says. youtube it. i have a mac too and theres a guide for mac owners which was extremely easy
[Thunderbolt General] xXJay_RXx:
try this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1027836
[Thunderbolt General] iflip:
Well golly gee! That looks way easier than the method I had to use for my Eris a couple years ago. I think that I'm no longer discouraged... Thanks fellas...
[Thunderbolt General] khanam:
I had hesitated as well but the manual method turned out to be easier than I was expecting. Just recheck ever command line carefully or cut and paste.

Sent from my thunderbolt
[Thunderbolt General] MoxJr:
still waiting on unrevoked for the bolt... they stated on their twitter page that they are working on it, have hope!
[Thunderbolt General] techiegirl:
I was nervous about ADB on a Mac too but I followed step by step and have successfully rooted 2 bolts.
[Thunderbolt General] ProTekk:
It's not going to happen. The rooting and S-OFF method is too complex and REQUIRES user intervention. No software is going to do that.
[Thunderbolt General] inzandity:
Unless they find another exploit...
[Thunderbolt General] dlongb13:
If you afraid of using adb you have no business rooting your phone and your probably only of the many reasons phones are getting locked down.
[Thunderbolt General] Dbagjones:
That's just ignorant and/or elitist. So someone not already familiar or comfortable with setting up/using ADB shouldn't be able to benefit from rooting? My father doesn't know anything about how Linux or Android work, should I have told him to just deal with the bloatware, etc.? Don't be such an ass.
[Thunderbolt General] JBO1018:
I dont think he meant that to be mean but its true if you don't have the slightest understanding of what your doing to your phone when you root it you are setting yourself up to mess something up. I'm way new to this and I spent hours and hours over two weeks reading everything I could find so I knew what was going on. And when I went through the process I was comfortable and when I couldn't get the custom firmware to flash I had the knowledge to figure out my silly mistake without freaking out or messing up my phone. But bottom line if you aren't willing to educate yourself enough to be comfortable with the things you said then no you shouldn't be rooting your phone.

Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
No. It's not elitist or ignorant. You must have a license before you drive. Same idea.
[Thunderbolt General] Bigandrewgold:
but if you will only be driving an automatic, you don't need to take the driving test on a stick
[Thunderbolt General] patdroid1:
lol and now cars come with back-up camera's!!!!
[Thunderbolt General] ddgarcia05:
Like driving without a license. Eventually its gonna catch up to you.
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
In short, folks who root yet don't understand rudimentary things like adb are the same ones who are 100% reliant on others to fix their device when they break it.

Or, they perpetrate a fraud and dump it on Verizon.
[Thunderbolt General] Dbagjones:
Doing your homework first has nothing to do with "being afraid of using adb". I doubt most people were completely confident when they first started driving. It's like anything else, you have to start somewhere. His statement (whether intentionally or unintentionally) was ignorant.

That being said, XDA is a great place for both experienced AND inexperienced people alike to learn and discuss. It pisses me off to see so many "experienced" people say stupid things like that to others. Not only does it make that person sound like an a-hole, but can also be discouraging to those still learning the ropes. I learned most of what I know about phone modding because of this site. It's a sad fact that alot of tech-minded people tend to talk down to those that aren't as informed. It's no wonder "noobs" are afraid to ask questions and consquently end up not learning as fast or at all. I've been guilty in the past of doing this with friends and family. Hopefully this will open some eyes in the future.

Edit: Generalizations (read assumptions) like the previous post aren't helpful.
[Thunderbolt General] patdroid1:
i hear yah...just making fun.

i didn't know crap about ADB before rooting...so what did i do??? i read up on it, learned everything i needed to learn, practiced at it, and successfully rooted without any help from others (well any direct help, obviously i'm only standing on the shoulders of you dev's and trailblazers). some people just look for the easy way out...i prefer to be hands on and learn as much as i can...to each his own.
[Thunderbolt General] JBO1018:
The only person being rude to anyone was the guy telling people that they are just ignorant and elitist and are asses.

The problem is the people that beg for these one click methods just want to take the easy way out and not learn anything then fill up the forums with the same questions that have been asked and answered 50 times because they don't want to read and search like the rest of us then like adrynalyn said expect other people to be at their beck and call to fix their problems for them or just try and dump it on vzw. Which just hurts our cause of keeping android open.

Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt
[Thunderbolt General] Dbagjones:
Wow, really? Somehow it doesn't seem reasonable to me that just because someone isn't comfortable using certain tools means they shouldn't attempt to have the best experience possible. I agree about people posting without searching and not attempting to learn, but my response was to the reply stating that if you were afraid or uncomfortable with using adb then you have no business doing it at all. I'm embarassed for you and anyone else that feels that way.

Maybe you guys should go work for Apple.
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
I take it you don't know how to use adb, and this struck a chord.

I have a good workshop on this. Google adb workshop xda. Good luck.
[Thunderbolt General] Dbagjones:
I do know how to use adb, now. But at one time I didn't. Your lack of maturity is appalling.
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
You should take a long hard look in the mirror while talking about maturity.
[Thunderbolt General] Dbagjones:
Lol, "I know you are but what am I?"

Nice try, and good luck.
[Thunderbolt General] ktrinidad:
Bottomline, don't reply if you think the question is 'not to your level' or don't deserve to be answered by a person of 'your level'. Fact is, experienced folks look at people differently. Just don't reply and don't be an ass about it :)
[Thunderbolt General] headcheese:
Point is, the how to is there. tons of info on the adb root. Takes maybe 2 hrs.

Do it now or be a sissy and wait maybe forever for unrevoked.
[Thunderbolt General] ProTekk:
Butthurt much kid? It's the entire deal with everyone wanting info spoon-fed to them. Think of it as your car. You need a tune up and you want to do it yourself. Do you just dive into it and then blame the manufacturer or a shop if you **** it up or do you do your own research, read, reread, consult knowledgeable people and take baby steps? I think you'd do the latter. Shut up and think before you make some snarky ass comment to a respectable developer who more than likely started from ground zero as well just like you. I started in Android on December 4th of 2010. Did I have any clue what the hell I was doing? No way! Did I make threads like this and go around asking for people to do this and that for me and make my life easier? No. I lurked. I read. I searched. And because of that look where I am now. I'm creating and compiling my own kernels and ROMS. That was 5 months ago I began. 2-3 months into it I was doing my own private builds of CM7. Moral of the story : you're way out of line. All of you are if you dare to say that we are assholes or acting like elitist. Shut the hell up and realize you're not owed a God damn thing from us. If you are too lazy to do your leg of the work, get out. Stick with the user end and leave the politics for your next PTO/PTA meeting.
[Thunderbolt General] Kid_Cudi:
^ Thread ender right there ;)

Thunderbolt «» das BAMF Remix
[Thunderbolt General] :
this makes you sound like an asshole and elitist, and your rambling attempt at an analogy made me laugh. hopefully unrevoked is here soon.
[Thunderbolt General] feedhead:
I wish there were a way to only have people post using adb.
[Thunderbolt General] IISiDeK1CKII:
You're delusional. ProTekk is telling everyone if you can't take the time to do a little research and work, then you do not deserve to have root. Let's face it, the 30 minutes it will take for you to do a little heavy lifting is nothing compared to the hours of labor intensive work it took for the devs to get root (and at first it wasn't even complete). If you can't see this and appreciate it enough to spend the time doing it manually, then GTFO.

It has been stated several times that it isn't possible yet, while it might be down the road (it's looking more and more grim as time passes), it still isn't as of now. There are guides for mac users (including a comprehensive one written by myself) to get root using ADB.

Choose what you will, but for the love of God stop the senseless fighting and stay on topic.

You shou
[Thunderbolt General] Old MuckenMire:
Only complete tools think anyone does, or does not, "deserve" to have root. You need to get away from your computer and spend a little more time in the sun man.
[Thunderbolt General] miketoasty:
I think its funny people are fighting with the devs. The people who are making your phone better are the same people you are *****ing at.

Protekk and adryne I just want to apologise for peoples complete rudeness. I think I speak for most of the forum when I say we all appreciate your work and are willing to take time to get root and take time to find out the steps necessary to load roms than to have a one click root and take the easy way out.
[Thunderbolt General] Old MuckenMire:
getting root and loading ROMs have nothing to do with each other, they are two completely different processes...plus I thought getting root via adb WAS easy??
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
Fair enough. Let's change this to, if you can't spend the time to learn adb and basics, you don't deserve to have someone fix your phone if and when you break it because you rooted and and did not understand it.
[Thunderbolt General] miketoasty:
Yes but flashing roms is a big way people break their phones.
[Thunderbolt General] Old MuckenMire:
How so? Could you explain how flashing a ROM incorrectly can break a device? Thanks!
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
Sure. Download my Rom, then boot to hboot and use fastboot.

Fastboot flash boot "rom name"

Where there is a will, there is a way to break things.

Or...more reasonable...go flash aosp from a sense Rom without wiping data.
[Thunderbolt General] miketoasty:
Haven't seen anything on this phone yet but on the x it happened alot. Guess a locked bootloader has something to do with that.
[Thunderbolt General] Old MuckenMire:
Exactly. :):)

Don't you think with all the noobs one click rooting their devices that we would have seen at least one person who hard bricked their device?

All you have to do if you manage to screw something up is move the passimg.zip to the root of your SD card, reboot into the bootloader, and let it flash then reflash recovery and you're off and running.

The reality is, that ROOTING is often the most complicated part of the process, and one(rooting) has nothing to do with the other(enjoying different ROMs). ROOTING is actually where you're most likely to hard brick your device!! Once rooted, it's pretty damn hard to screw it up.

There is nothing at all wrong with someone obtaining "easy" root. They won't ruin their device and they aren't going to hurt anyone else.

There is even a guy over at AC who will root your TB for you by taking remote control of your computer...and NOT ONE person that has done this has turned around and hurt their TB via flashing ROMs.

At the end of the day, there are always some folks that are upset that they went to school, or spent hundreds of hours learning to be a developer, and it bothers them that complete noobs can root their phones and make them look identical to theirs. It's just a pissing contest that never ends. It's been like this since I came here and I guess it will always be like this.

Back on topic a little :D..those waiting for unrevoked are in for a long wait imo. If there was an exploit they could use it would have been found and implemented by now, imo.

However, for those that get so upset by users asking for unrevoked, or one click, might I suggest not clicking on the thread in the first place?:)
[Thunderbolt General] IISiDeK1CKII:
FWIW, people DID come in here originally on topic:

and then people offered help:

And then the OP was happy to be helped:

Should've been finished right? HELL NO, people gotta get stupid...

SOO, here we are... I am sure one person attempted to flash a ZIP with a bad MD5SUM or something like that...

We are just saying, if you cannot take the time to read for a few minutes and take time to do a a little manual labor, you DO NOT deserve to have a rooted phone (or as Adryn said it: if you can't spend the time to learn adb and basics, you don't deserve to have someone fix your phone if and when you break it because you rooted and and did not understand it.) It's like the real world, if you don't work, you don't deserve to get paid. If you don't practice, you don't deserve to start. What the hell makes people special on the internet? And I don't need anymore time "in the sun", I quite like it here, but it's ridiculous to think everyone "deserves" to have something given to them. Jcase and his talented group of devs got root and didn't ask anything in return except that you follow the instructions.

Then, you extend that and you have these same people who used some crappy 1-click root method who flood ROM/KERNEL/THEME threads with "how do I install this?" posts and it just becomes ugly. If everyone just took time to learn the basics, XDA would be a happier place.

Long story short: do the work, gain respect.
[Thunderbolt General] Old MuckenMire:
You deserve a rooted phone if have rooted your phone. I didn't learn adb to root my device...I used a "crappy" one click method(which btw was created by a DEVELOPER who put time and effort into it), and there isn't thing one you can do about it. :D

Because of people like you, I have made it my mission in life to root, flash and NEVER learn ADB :D
[Thunderbolt General] apaq:
I would Like to second this. I do not post much here because I read. To be honest there really is not a reason for me to ask questions because I usually find the answer pretty fast and if I don't I learn other things while I am looking for my answer.

I am going to have to agree and respect the devs because they are the ones that make my little mobile computers that can call other phones fun. I learn a lot and hope I will get to contribute to the community one day.

I have rooted my inc with Unrevoked and am really pleased with their work. but when I set off to root my bolt, I tried the one click easy root and it was not so easy. when I gave up and followed the directions and Learned a little bit about ADB this method was actually a lot easier and I now know how to push things to my phone.

Long story short it was super easy. I learned. I am now more confident and not as afraid of screwing something up. If Unrevoked got the bolt working great but please still take the time to teach your self what is going on during the process.

Now everyone Shut it, stop complaining, and support the devs, if you do not agree then do what they do by creating mods and such, then support the people that want the easy way out. I am sure you will change your mind then.
[Thunderbolt General] IISiDeK1CKII:
OMG you and taking things out of context. I never once implied ALL 1-click root methods were crappy... All it takes is one though, and the downward spiral begins.

Great man, please don't learn ADB. Also, don't post any "help, I ruined my phone and don't know what to do because I took the easy way out.", because that would make you some sort of hypocrite.

While I agree with most of what you said, this pedantic ending was kind of redundant. We are not trying to bash devs, in fact, I don't think either the right or the left is bashing anyone. Us pro-ADB guys are trying to say exactly what you did. 1. There is no 1-click method, you HAVE to intervene eventually. 2. It's pretty damn easy to learn ADB. Even the OP (who I am sure is laughing his ass off at where this thread has gone) eventually saw the light and attempted root ADB style (At least I think he did).

If you don't want to learn ADB, don't. Just don't expect there to be "easy" fixes for you if you mess something up, as many fixes REQUIRE the use of ADB. It will be a sad day when something goes wrong and you need to push a few files manually and you have to learn ADB after the fact, you will refer to this thread and say, "Damn you IISiDeK1CKII! You told me so!""
[Thunderbolt General] apaq:
I would like to agree. sorry about that lol.

I think you misunderstood me. The easy way for me ended up being the ADB way.
[Thunderbolt General] dadsterflip:
Jerry Jerry!
[Thunderbolt General] Old MuckenMire:
Too late, I already did....and a couple of GREAT guys named Jack and Rusty walked me thru getting it up and running again. They understand the idea of people helping people just for the sake of helping and are not assholes. :)

Oh...and I didn't need ADB to fix it :D

passimg to root of SD...reboot bootloader, flash update, re-root, flash recovery...all done :D
[Thunderbolt General] IISiDeK1CKII:
No, I understood you fine. I was referring to the several other people who swear it will be easier, both now and in the long run, to 1-click root. You're good man, carry on.

You stop it right now, mister. There will be dire consequences to face otherwise...
[Thunderbolt General] IISiDeK1CKII:
ZOMG, no you didn't! wow... you are way too cool bro.

In all seriousness, great. Would it not have been easier though to just have known what to do though?

hypocrite...