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[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacksonpt:
Not sure how similar the process is for 64bit XP vs 64bit window7, but this worked for me (though, I didn't have any issues with the driver)...

Also, make sure the files aren't on your desktop - for whatever reason, the process failed when run from my desktop, but not when run from c:/nvflash.

Post 90 from the nvflash thread in the developers forum
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] jul644:
What are the benefits of running android from SD rather than a NAND install?

what is the most stable option ?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] shuka325:
Unless you have some love for WM i would suggest running Android on nand. There are many fast and reliable ROM's out there depending on your preference with better battery life and faster than sd builds. I ran ones with sense and then jumped to gngerbread and now running MIUI. All have been quite stable. The MIUI seems to run the fastest but there are some tweaks you will have to do as it is not all set up out of the box. The Ultimate gingerbread rom ran great also.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] slbenz:
I think the biggest benefit would be that you are able to choose from running Windows or Android on a SD build vs. a NAND build. In terms of which SD build is most stable, I was using the MDJ builds at the time. Don't know what latest SD builds would be most stable now since I don't care to use Windows and am using a NAND build currently.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] dani3l:
Nand has 4 times the amount of DEVs = more to flash.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] powerdedo:
stable is NAND
[Off-topic] Earthbrain:
We need a Playbook forum for discussion.
[Off-topic] wang1404:
Nah.............
[Off-topic] I Am Marino:
Might as well.

Sent from my Incredible with the XDA Premium App.
[Off-topic] DanWilson:
We need to kick you square in the nuts.
[Off-topic] I Am Marino:
Why so? This is a forum relating to development and discussion of mobile devices, more or less, don't see why the Playbook shouldn't have a section.

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[Off-topic] DanWilson:
Why has the iPhone got its own site?

Different company.

Remember, before Samsung, ZTE, Asus, etc got on this forum, it was all HTC.

They added other phones cos the OS was shared. Then HTC released Android and WP7 phones.

If HTC released a BlackBerry or iPhone, it'd be here for dev work, so then Apple and RIM would get on XDA.

Probably not Apple since they now have iPD.
[Off-topic] I Am Marino:
If we have WP7 here, a Playbook forum would hurt no one.

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[Off-topic] MacaronyMax:
Think Again....
[Off-topic] jaszek:
We have too much devices on here as is. I remember when this was all WM HTC phones. Then devs started working on other devices, and now we have 234783491 different devices on here.
[Off-topic] DanWilson:
WP7 does fit in. XDA was started for HTC Windows Mobile devices. They then extended it to Android devices, and devices made by other companies (GASP!). Then they added WP7 devices. If anything, Android is the odd one out, being as how it isn't made by M$.

In noob;

"XDA IZ A HOOJ HTC F41LD0\/\/Z F4NBO1!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!one!!!!!!!"

"(XDA are large HTC Windows device fan boys.)"

Large not meaning fat.
[Off-topic] MacaronyMax:
Although I expect many members too be fat.

:D
[Off-topic] souljaboy:
not to mention the record low build quality lg phones ... i wouldnt have one for free ... the cancer has to be put to a stop
[Off-topic] Purple Drama Llama:
LG shine + = Exellenté build quality!
[Off-topic] DanWilson:
Suck my bal--

...

Never mind.
[EVO 4G General] zorack8000:
From what i have read, a broken microusb port on an evo from tripping over it or dropping while charging is common. I have also read that in the past, customers with this problem have been denied repair or replacement by sprint. As of now, the most current instruction given to sprint employees is to give a replacement phone. I am getting my new evo on thursday. similar experiences with sprint support?
[EVO 4G General] *.jpg:
My wife and I both had issues with this on our first phones within a couple of months of getting them launch weekend. Sprint acknowledged that it was a problem and promptly replaced them, albeit with refurbished phones.

The refurbishment must have worked, though, since neither of us has had any charging problems since.

[edit]

Well, until today, that is. I think I broke it myself this time, though.

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[EVO 4G General] sitlet:
This is what I absolutely hate about sprint, they cannot get their sh1t straight. One store will do it, another wont. Thats ridiculous.

Anyway, the usb port breaking IS a hardware failure, and IS covered under the 1 year warranty. If a sprint store gives you crap about it, call *2 and talk to Account Services, tell them you will cancel your account if they dont fulfill the warranty.
[EVO 4G General] blackroseimmortal09:
Yeah the insurance only covers software problems like the phone won't even turn on same Thing happened to me it broke Sprint denied me and I had to go to a phone repair shop paying $118 but one time my phone didn't turn on because the heat fried it (summer time) and they replaced it.
[EVO 4G General] smuglife101:
Mine works great, I love it!
[EVO 4G General] sitlet:
No, insurance is for lost, stolen, or broken (by you, i.e. you drop in toilet or run over with a car). Anything else that YOU didn't do to the phone is considered a manufacturer defect, and is covered by the warranty. I hate to say it, but you got screwed, you should have gotten it fixed for free.
[EVO 4G General] NIU_Huskies:
I'm having the same issue right now. I've had my phone for 10 months and the USB port went defective a few weeks ago. I have to wiggle the cord around to get it to charge and sometimes it will and sometimes it won't.

I'm trying to get my phone back to stock because i used Simple Root v.1 when it came out last year.

This thread says i can just flash a stock signed rom, but my phone says "S-off" even though i never used unREVoked forever. Do i just flash the rom anyway?
[EVO 4G General] StrummingLevi:
My first Evo had the same problem within the the first 4 months. I purchased it and launch and found out that it was a hardware defect but could not go through all the hastle of getting it fixed. I would have been phone-less for too long so I ended up paying 35 to the local repair spore and got a new phone. I have yet to run into the same problem with the replacement phone. I wonder if I could get the 35 refunded to me because I do have chat logs where representatives said it was a defect.
[EVO 4G General] Arnezie:
My first launch day EVO broke 2 months in. One sprint store told me I would have to call the insurance and so I went to another sprint store and for $35 got a replacment.

No consistency!!
[EVO 4G General] blackroseimmortal09:
Well when I asked sprint if they could fix it they said damages like that would be through your one year warranty with HTC and would have to pay deductible.
[EVO 4G General] Rem3Dy:
You need to run a ruu my guess is your rooting process installed the ENG bootloader and that is why it still says s-off
[EVO 4G General] Sunsparc:
It depends on how the charging port is detached from the board. If the solder joints are left intact, it's a manufacturer defect and is actually a known issue in the Sprint system.

If the solder joints are damaged or "torn", then it's customer abuse and an insurance claim will have to be filed.
[EVO 4G General] Steve325:
Would the loud speaker being muffled be considered a defect? I have a speaker problem and charger problem. Sprint was telling me $39 to fix it, which sadly is cheaper than I can do it since you have to buy about 6 speakers online
[EVO 4G General] Steve325:
anyone have any ideas? I was going to try another sprint store tomorrow. If I brought it in, should I unroot it first?
[EVO 4G General] |Jason8|:
Definitely unroot it. Lady at my local Sprint store got all uppity with me because she saw CM7 on mine. x_x
[EVO 4G General] amorel21:
I went in with mine rooted and all. The guy actually was pretty into the phone being rooted lol. Asked me what time I was using etc. Charge port was broken, ordered me a new (refurbished) phone, sent me on my way lol.
[EVO 4G General] Sunsparc:
I believe I posted this in another thread, but can't remember.

It depends on how the port is damaged. If it just pulls completely loose from the board, solder joints intact, then it's a known issue. Replacement will be given through S&R.

If the solder joints are broken or the charging pins are bent, it's considered customer abuse and an insurance claim will have to be filed.
[EVO 4G General] tke0834:
The ports cannot be replaced in a service center. I work in an ASC & the service centers do not solder anything back on to the board so replacement is the only option.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] mruser54:
Can we install the ROM CyanogenMod 7 on LG Optimus T http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=946354
[Optimus One, P500, V General] zPacKRat:
Once rooted with a custom recovery you should be OK with any of the roms in the Optimus One / P500 thread. Do not flash Optimus V or S roms. Keep in mind that WiFi calling may not work providing you can find an installer for it. Also it's not fully baked so if you don't mind using alpha / beta quality software then rock on. While I would love to beta the CM7 roms, I need my phone for daily work usage so constant flashing / reinstallation of apps makes ROMs that are not fully baked yet a no can do for me.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] kkevin94:
Yes. I have a Optimus T. I flashed drellesdee's custom Recovery, I have flashed void AND Cyanogenmod. Its all good, BUT PAY ATTENTION TO ALL INSTRUCTIONS.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cajuncartfan:
I have an issue with the HTC Mail app when I setup my Gmail and Google Apps accounts as exchange. They constantly sync! Every second the circle of arrows appear in the notification bar and I continually cancel sync in Accounts & Sync but to no avail. I want to use the app because it seems to handle text rewrap and attachments better than the Gmail app installed on the phone. I also like the widget. I only have them to only sync mail. Calendars and contacts are synced through Google. I've searched and can't seem to find an answer.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g00s3y:
Check the TB android development or apps/themes forum, I believe there is an mail.apk floating around that fixes problems.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cajuncartfan:
It seems the mail.apk that is floating around is for security issues with the mail.apk on the thunderbolt. I don't see anything in the threads I found by search that addresses the issue I am having. Thanks.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g00s3y:
Oh, sorry about that, are you running the stock rom?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cajuncartfan:
Yes I am running the stock rom and I am unrooted.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g00s3y:
In that case I would call VZW and tell them your problem, maybe they know a fix :rolleyes:, or you could try HTC and see what they say about it.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clixt:
Is it even possible to make it for our phones or Android phones in general?
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] zymurgisto:
I have been trying to install *any* Froyo kernel/rom on my H959 without success.

I have dutifully followed the instructions and successfully rooted the phone. Installed CWM, found the appropriate package, launched the installer, heard the metalic voice indicating progress, and left the phone sit idle at the "Vibrant" screen for 30 minutes until the battery went dead. I have use the CWM recovery console to disable Voodoo lag ...etc... but on every attempt to reboot using *any* version of Froyo the phone hangs on reboot at the Vibrant screen.

What am I doing wrong? What have I missed.

FYI --- To test my methods I have successfully installed a Rom on the Verizon default Eclair installation that I installed using Odin. I can get back to Eclair and root and break the phone at will but I cannot get CWM to successfully install any flavor of Froyo without hanging at the Vibrant screen.

Beers?
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Romanbb:
That's not a SGH-959 :)
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] |Melvin|:
Actually this goes in Q&A Section....and check what device you have since i dont know what a h959 is...
[EVO 4G General] Tazkven:
Maybe old news (dont think so hence me posting it) but new to me ... Just fyi
[EVO 4G General] nebenezer:
WHAAATTTT???

Am I dreaming??

I'm up in New Albany right now, no love up here :(
[EVO 4G General] Holyrolla:
How's the speed?

I was there this past weekend but I'm on MIUI and didn't feel like NANDROID -> flashing CM7 and GAPPS (after a download on 3g).
[EVO 4G General] kzibart:
I got 3133 down, 983 up just now, but on 4/14 I got 7772/1012! I have yet to get close to recreating that though.

According to clear.com/coverage, the tower appears to be WSW of downtown, like near Garland and Dixie. My 7772/1012 result was with holding the phone against a window in that general direction.
[EVO 4G General] mvmorr01:
I'm over near Headliners in Irish Hill, no connection for me. :( Guess I'll find out for sure tomorrow if my 4G works or not when I drive downtown.
[EVO 4G General] Tazkven:
Yea, I had court this morning ( ran a stop sign and cop didn't like my factory smoked windows ) and parked in the employment office parking lot ( free parking ftw! ) and connected from there but signal str was low and didn't test speeds. Was shocked it connected tbh ...
[EVO 4G General] runcool:
I'll be going back down on the border in a hotel for 3 weeks soon. so hope the signal reaches across the river to the hotels. last time I was there, i used NOTHING BUT my evo. lol. and I had to put my evo IN THE FRIDGE TO KEEP IT COOL! gotta love those torrents.
[EVO 4G General] kzibart:
A word of caution. Don't turn 4G on and leave it on when you're not in a 4G area. Not only will it probably drain the battery, but my evo becomes really sluggish when it's scanning for 4G.

The beta build of Juice Defender claims it can learn 4G coverage areas and automatically turn it on and off, so I'm giving that a shot.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sonofskywalker3:
This is for those of you who are looking for a quick, easy way to revert to stock, or prefer to update from an older rom without losing your data.

Thanks to Jcase we have a new Rom with some significant fixes for this already awesome phone. I used his RUU to update my phone, did a system dump, deodexed it, and zipped it up for easy install. I take no credit for these files, just the simple task of compiling it in this format.

I have tested this on my phone and it works fine for me, I was able to upgrade from the stock rooted rom straight after following the permaroot instructions, and I didn't lose any data. I make no promises this this will work, or that it won't brick your phone.

First, if you're upgrading from a previous rom, you need to flash the Radio using the RUU from Adrynalyn's post:

http://www.multiupload.com/2VDSQ6SBAZ

Just copy the file to the root of your sdcard, reboot into the bootloader and flash like any other RUU. This will not wipe /data, but may cause you to lose stored text messages.

Next download the Rom from here:

http://www.androiddoes.net/~sonofskywalker3/Thunderbolt/Rom/Stock_Deodexed_4-18_Leak.zip

This is a Clockwork update.zip, so just use Rom Manager or reboot to recovery to flash it. This will not wipe /data, but will remove any /system modifications (removed/frozen bloat, stock apps)

And if you'd prefer a faster download, hop over to Androiddoes.net and use the direct download links.

Please let me know if you have any issues with this.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Jrocker23:
Thank you so much for this. I was looking for a way to update my rooted-stock without doing my setup all over again.

Really appreciate it...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sonofskywalker3:
No problem, just be aware that this will reinstall your /system partition, so if you've removed or frozen any system apps (preinstalled bloat, demos, etc.) they will come back.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] miketoasty:
I am safe to assume this has root pre installed, correct?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sonofskywalker3:
Yes, it is pre rooted, but I forgot to include busybox, so you can download it from the market or wait for v2 to upload...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Jrocker23:
No problem with that, I will just unistall them. It wont delete anything there already, correct?

And it will leave my root with s-off correct?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sonofskywalker3:
Anything you have added to the /system partition will be deleted, but anything on /data (market downloads and most update.zip) will be fine. Any themes will be overwritten. This will leave s-off.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Jrocker23:
thank you very much for the work and quick responses... Will be updating shortly...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] miketoasty:
WiFi no longer working after flashing this ROM, any ideas?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mamoru16:
Did you use a custom kernel before? I read someone with the same problem and they reflashed their kernel and it fixed it.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sonofskywalker3:
Yeah, some people are reporting wifi issues until reflashing a kernel, there is not one built into this rom so it won't overwrite whatever you already have.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] BUMP THAT:
sonofskywalker3

any news on a v2??
[Thunderbolt Android Development] kriskmk:
this one still says the version is 1.12.605.6... was this built off of one of the earliest RUU releases where the OP had removed the version info?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] BUMP THAT:
i believe that is the reason. i hope lol
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Jrocker23:
yes this is the newest update but it will still show the original release version numbers as this was to protect the leakers. Its the newest leak as of 4-18
[Thunderbolt Android Development] toomie05:
the links seem to lead to the radio? where can i find the rom .zip? i would love to try this! thank you!

nvrm i was thinking it was radio buts it a rom file just same name*!

***yeah tried it and didnt work..
[Thunderbolt Android Development] cmo220:
The Rom link in the thread definitely isn't the Rom. It's only 25mb. If you use the androiddoes site it has the right link.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] oneders65:
Has anyone had any success with these instructions. I wanna take the plunge but there are no checksums and the ROM looks small.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] cmo220:
The radio checksum is on adrynalyne's site. The link to the rom in this post is not the rom, but if you click on where I think it says high speed download or something like that it takes you to another site. The ROM on that one is right and works fine.

Edit: (And if you'd prefer a faster download, hop over to Androiddoes.net and use the direct download links.) Androiddoes.net has the right file.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ukyfan:
OK I downloaded the first file, and installed though the bootloader. I downloaded the second file, but when I try installing it aborts. Am I the only one that this is happening to?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] cmo220:
Read the post before yours.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ukyfan:
I saw that, but I guess I was just having a brain lapse. I was thinking that was for something else. My apologizes. Downloading right now. And yeah 25mb is a little different than the 353 mb I am downloading right now
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mamoru16:
You said to download busybox from the market, but there's a few different programs that install it for you automatically. Any recommendations on any of these?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sonofskywalker3:
Sorry guys, been working on my first custom rom beta for the Tbolt, and haven't been keeping up with this thread. I did post the wrong link for the rom, that 25MB file is the radio only, and has to be installed through the bootloader.

The links on the OP have been updated now and should allow you to download the Clockwork flashable rom (which is based on the first RUU leak, and therefore shows the wrong build number).

This is the latest RUU but in order to make the ROM I flashed the modified RUU leaked by Jcase and deodexed it and made a CWM installer.

The v2 is the current link, it has been updated to include busybox, so root should work fine. If you have problems with root then download busybox by stericson (same guy who made metamorph, a legendary xda developer) from the market.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ukyfan:
OK, this is going to be a stupid question but I have to ask. I downloaded both and have installed both, but how do I know that it actually worked. What I mean is everything seemed to have worked because nothing failed, but is there a way I can check the version of say my radio build to make sure? I didn't really pay attention to what any build numbers were before I did this so I am not sure if what I have is updated or still the old one. One of the things I read was that any of the stock apps that I got rid of would come back after I flashed this, but since I installed this over stock and didn't wipe I still show the apps as being frozen in TB, and a few of the apps that I didn't freeze just because I never got around to it are not showing up because I have them hid via launcher pro. Sorry to sound like such a noob, but even though I have had an android device for over a year now and flashed a few different custom roms on my OG D I still get confused at times.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] efdisastet:
now that it seems the leak jcase put up might actually be the same version as the official OTA ... and I think he's even updated the build numbers to reflect it, in his latest download ... would you be willing to make another CW flashable rom from it?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mamoru16:
Thanks for the info! One thing I was wondering, when installing busybox, what's the difference between putting it in bin or xbin? Is one preferred?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] coder_t2:
Is there a way to get into bootloader without connecting to computer? I am already rooted and my bootloader is unlocked. Thanks!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sonofskywalker3:
With the power off, press and hold the power and volume up key until the bootloader screen comes up, about 5-10 seconds.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] coder_t2:
Yea I tried that and it isn't working. When I rooted and unlocked bootloader I followed the steps in the below thread. So my bootloader should be unlocked...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=996616
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sonofskywalker3:
download an android terminal emulator from the market (ex: https://market.android.com/details?id=jackpal.androidterm&feature=search_result)

Open the terminal emulator

type 'SU'

grant superuser permissions

type 'reboot bootloader'

win
[Thunderbolt Android Development] coder_t2:
I keep getting permission denied for SU. Lowercase su works. But says 'not permitted' when I try to reboot
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sonofskywalker3:
if the reboot gives you permission denied then you don't have root access. Have you downloaded the superuser app from the market?

when you type su (upper or lowercase) it should give you a popup asking for permission. If you choose allow it should change the prompt from '$' to '#' and when you type "reboot bootloader" there it will let it work. Or maybe you're not rooted properly.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] coder_t2:
Hmm. Well lower case su works. And I get the #. I have super user installed. I should be rooted cause I removed bloatware and I get the # with super user. I have Rom manager installed too.

I just went ahead and did it through. adb. Since I am unsure what my issue is
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PurpleBrad:
I lost wifi after flashing, and I've reflashed two different kernels to try to get it back with no luck. Any other ideas that I can try?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Jrocker23:
Did you flash the new radio and rom?