yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[About XDA developers] Counterparts:
So nobody here uses Galaxy 5? (:
[About XDA developers] LvAnDroid:
I think Nobody Cares about that anymore since a website is already dedicated to Our Samsung Galaxy 5. :D

Go to http://www.g5devteam.com/ for Anything about this Phone.:cool:
[About XDA developers] eduardojorgels:
thanks for opening this space!!! :D
[About XDA developers] myshu:
why did you bump this up , a topic has already been started over this :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1065331
[About XDA developers] modstorm:
The g5devteam website wont work for me !!
[About XDA developers] eduardojorgels:
g5devteam.com still alive :)

migrating servers.
[About XDA developers] saumilt:
post here :- http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1065331
[About XDA developers] ziko360:
+1

I think it should have it's own forum :)
[About XDA developers] fabricioemmerick:
Has anyone got the clcokworkmod recovery for galaxy 5? Thanks
[About XDA developers] eduardojorgels:
ClockworkMod Recovery

I'm using ClockworkMod Recovery by madteam.

but I can´t post then link in this forum... :(
[About XDA developers] jazux:
ummm... have you guys checked

YOUR OWN

forum on legacy devices? gosh why are you whining??

and for people that are either blind or dump heres the link http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1153
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] highlandsun:
OK, one of the hassles with implementing missing features in the RIL was the lack of any sort of documentation on what certain commands mean or do. The other hassle is that our kernel is so fragile that just trying to open a port to send commands to the radio/modem will generally crash the kernel within a few seconds of the attempt.

As an aid to exploring, I've added a command to libril.so that allows the radiooptions tool to send arbitrary modem commands to the modem thru the ril. This way you can safely send any command you want without trying to open the port yourself, and you can see the results using "logcat -b radio".

(The radiooptions tool is a long-existing part of the ril source code, but its usefulness as a debug tool is pretty limited without this patch.)

The purpose of this post is to get help from other people who are willing to spend some time gathering logs in an attempt to further document some of these commands, and see what we maybe ought to be using to implement certain features in the new ril.

Source code for the patch is here

https://gitorious.org/rilspy/hardware_ril

There are two files in the attached zip: lib/libril.so must be bind mounted over /system/lib/libril.so. bin/radiooptions must be bind mounted over /system/bin/radiooptions

Once installed, you can issue a single modem command using e.g.:

radiooptions 11 'AT$GSM?'

On some models, the command "AT+CLAC" will list all of the non-proprietary commands that are supported. It still seems to omit the "AT+HTC_*" proprietary commands.

On a CDMA phone, you probably want to try "AT+HTC_RMSL=0" which should retrieve your phone's Master Subsidy Lock (MSL) code.

I'm also attaching the output from AT+CLAC on my RHOD210.

Some other commands of interest:

AT+HTCAGPS

AT+HTCAGPS_AUTOCS [ = 0-1 ]

AT@AGPSADDRESS [ = aa,bb,cc,dd,port ]

Here's a page of modem commands that have already been discovered:

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/index.php?title=HTC_GSM

Most of the AT+Cxxxx commands are actually part of the 3G standard, and are documented in freely published specs like this http://www.xs4all.nl/~m10/mac/downloads/3GPP-27007-630.pdf

For some of them I still haven't found complete docs, like AT+CGAATT or AT+CHZ=0. Some I can guess at based on modem documentation from other vendors, like Nokia or Huawei.

Others can be gleaned from running "strings" on an original libhtc_ril.so or perhaps by dissecting an radio rom image file.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] highlandsun:
Getting modem logs from Windows

Found this info in another old post

http://cleanimport.xda/index.php?posts/1899533/

I would really love it if some of you CDMA users would grab a log starting from bootup under Winmo, and continuing on while you test various operations. For instance, while running QuickGPS, so we can see if it relies on any special modem commands.

I'd like to see the HTC_SYSTYPE responses it generates while you connect to 1x, EvDO 0, and EvDO A networks.

On GSM it might be interesting to see how it reacts to certain PIN/PUK code setups.

Please post complete logs if you're willing. (Remove the identifying numbers from your IMEI / MEID / ESN if they're in the log, or just PM me and I'll keep the logfiles private.)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] highlandsun:
reserved....
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] arrrghhh:
Nice! Seems like most of the hard work has already been done by you, but easily finding the MSL is a nice treat. Thanks :D.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] Starfox:
Logs with HTC_DM which seem to be blobs stripped. Hyc can pm me with timestamps if he needs the data.

1) Enabled logging with airplane on, wait, reboot.

2) Take phone off airplane, update PRL (same one). Attempt to update Data Profile but ril seems confused. End up going ##data# and restore profile. Phone reboots.

3) Phone activates HFA (OTA Activation). Reboots after.

4) Phone comes on. Check various settings using ##rtn# and ##pst#. Turn on airplane mode, copy logfile, disable logging.

http://db.tt/H7CLSzQ

-- Starfox
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] highlandsun:
Thanks. Looks like none of those operations sent any special modem commands. Too bad. Or did I miss it and you deleted all of the HTC_DM commands? I thought you were going to leave them in and just omit their data portions. If the PRL updates are hiding in there, then we need to see them. And PRLs are not sensitive data anyway.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] muziling:
call out

sms out

sms in

browse web(contain connect,disconnect)

##778# view many EPST settings

airplan on,off

rar password I pm you
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] highlandsun:
Thanks.

OK, just another puzzle here - on my phone, when I check the radio's clock, I see it's about 6 days ahead of real time. E.g.:

radiooptions 11 'AT@SYSTEMTIME?'

04-22 20:43:02.680 D/AT ( 1257): AT> AT@SYSTEMTIME?
04-22 20:43:02.700 D/AT ( 1257): AT< @SYSTEMTIME: 2011/4/28 03:43:06
04-22 20:43:02.700 D/AT ( 1257): AT< 0

What do you guys get on your phones? Any attempts I make to reset the clock seem to be ignored. I suspect that it can only be set once, immediately after power-on, but I haven't figured that out yet. (And since power-on boots into Winmo, that probably means there's no chance to set it in android...)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] muziling:
Time normal on my phone(need to add timezone hours):

Which command can I try to reset the clock to find whether ignored or not?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] highlandsun:
AT@SYSTEMTIME=hh,mm,ss,YYYY,MM,DD
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] muziling:
Ignore too, time not be changed.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] highlandsun:
Thanks for checking.

(Actually, you still need to use AT@SYSTEMTIME? to see if it took effect or not.)

Just documenting for my reference...

D/AT ( 1257): AT> AT@SIMLOCK?40
D/AT ( 1257): AT< @SIMLOCK= 00
D/AT ( 1257): AT< 0

Checks if the GSM phone is SIM locked. (00 means unlocked.)

(From this post)

D/AT ( 1257): AT> AT@SIMLOCK?AA
D/AT ( 1257): AT< @secu_flag: 1
D/AT ( 1257): AT< 0

Check if the phone is security locked. I guess mine is.

(From this post)

Why should only WinMo users have all the fun...
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] muziling:
No effect, I have not SIM card.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] E:V:A:
What baseband processor is this phone using?

(This is essential for understanding what the various ATCs are available and what they do.)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] highlandsun:
Not sure I know exactly what you're asking. These phones all use a Qualcomm MSM720xA chipset tho. Rhodium, Topaz, Diamond, and a few other old HTC models.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] Synman:
hey y'all.. hate to have to ask this here, but I'm coming up empty elsewhere.

I'm looking for a fastboot friendly radio baseband I can flash with a 4.2.1 friendly RIL. This may be more than what I actually need but I've got a full telephony build of the Nexus 7 3G going and while SMS and MMS are fully functional I'm getting a CME ERROR: 4 when I try to do voice dialing and don't see anything coming in via logcat on an inbound call.

The mobile plan I'm using is full voice capable and verified as functional.

Doing a strings of the included RIL (libxgold-ril.so) shows all the necessary voice functions listed (although I guess this could be a false positive if it is interface based).

The modem mounts up on /dev/ttyACM0 and I'm able to do all the basics with radiooptions, except voice dialing and answering of course.

Any pointers / advice / direction would be greatly appreciated... coming up to speed real quick in this area.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] E:V:A:
That link is not going anywhere sensible. I can't find it.

Do you still have the source and patches for this?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] jrsru:
I am also looking for the patch source code. Another repo of him is still online on gitorious.org/rilspy/rilspy

Maybe that helps.
[Defy Android Development] hobbit19:
http://forum.androidfan.ru/index.php?showtopic=7838
[Defy Android Development] pomah:
Downloading, we will see tomorrow how good it is, is it with blur?
[Defy Android Development] zjfgavin:
Is it a Android 2.2.2 ROM, or 2.2.1? And, it's a blur version or noblur?
[Defy Android Development] mainbord:
We have no information about this fimaware, but it is not downgradable

here is mirror

http://www.multiupload.com/O0XU41SYNH
[Defy Android Development] slph:
Flashed:

-Red motorola logo (no Blur, no operator software)

-System version: Moto_Version.34.177.5.Retail.en.ND

-Firmware: 2.2.2

-Baseband: EPU93_U00.59.1

-Kernel: 2.6.32.9-ga28fcc4fdc376@zch68lnxdroid12 #1

-Swype 2.25.67.18418, no russian language.

I'll update my post if i'll have more information.
[Defy Android Development] MisterWB:
A nandroid backup would be nice for testing without loosing downgrability.

Someone can provide it?
[Defy Android Development] breezasib:
Yep. Please post a nandroid backup.
[Defy Android Development] cheena:
Is this beta or official?
[Defy Android Development] xelix2:
waiting for nandroid backup
[Defy Android Development] MadStu:
I just installed. It seems stable and fast. No blur and no bloat. Nice one :)
[Defy Android Development] tmk2404:
Is Polish language inside?
[Defy Android Development] pinkllama:
fantastic rom!

froyo 2.2.2 still has some legs left in it.

very smooth and quick stock moto launcher - i never thought i'd say that!

i installed 2.3 before but it's great just to have everything working
[Defy Android Development] xdaid:
It would be great if some of you who's running this rom could upload a nandroid backup.

thank you
[Defy Android Development] vick33:
i am uploading it but it is big for my connection will post the link in 20 minutes
[Defy Android Development] vick33:
here the link to the nandroid

http://www.multiupload.com/JE42Z03U0J
[Defy Android Development] Lemark:
Polsky is there as usual :)
[Defy Android Development] JackSparrow17:
Which Fixed SBF i should use to boot after Nandroid backup??
[Defy Android Development] vick33:
you can create the fixed sbf yourself you will need one made from 3.4.2-177-5 sbbf. It is written in the first post of the developement section. The tools are provided too. But here is one i uploaded http://www.multiupload.com/40W1W1BN7R
[Defy Android Development] JackSparrow17:
Plz Upload it for me....Thanks in advance..:)
[Defy Android Development] florentm:
Will I be able to "upgrade" it to a future 2.2.2 GB or FR when they will be released ?
[Defy Android Development] cheena:
Installed it, it rooted with no problems. Quadrant score 1235-1240 as is.

Locales included: Danish, German (4), English (6), Spanish (2), Greek, French (4), Italian (2), Dutch (2), Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese (2), Finish, Swedish, Turkish.

Camera and flash are working.
[Defy Android Development] MisterWB:
For the moment no pb, this rom is very speed.

Now i'm waiting for a deodexed update.

FYI i found a sbf fixed on www.android-hilfe.de site, under defy part. I successfully flashed it.

Fixed link: http://www.android-hilfe.de/root-ha...yo-rom-build-3-4-2-117-005-nordic-deblur.html
[Defy Android Development] bether:
I flashed.

I'm waiting for deodexed and black statusbar :-)
[Defy Android Development] George Jetson:
is this rom has blur?
[Defy Android Development] bether:
look #5th post of this topic.
[Defy Android Development] MisterWB:
No, blurless :)
[Defy Android Development] George Jetson:
walter saying rom has blur in this topic ;

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=966537

3.4.2-177 nordic Blur DOWNLOAD/Thread upload to 4shared on monday
[Defy Android Development] MisterWB:
I saw, it's a mystake, I confirm there is no blur in this rom.
[Defy Android Development] vick33:
It is blurless. I am using it right now
[Defy Android Development] George Jetson:
:)

I believe it to whom?:D
[Defy Android Development] nisamtetreb:
It has no Blur setup but the Motorola widgets are there.
[Defy Android Development] Lemark:
I've been using it for several hours, it is a blurless rom.
[Defy Android Development] JackSparrow17:
Sorry, But i can't download fixed sbf from the link, So can u post here.....Thanks:)
[Defy Android Development] marhensa:
you can make your own fixed SBF..

it easy.. just depack SBF, remove CG31.SMG and CG39.SMG, repack the SBF.
[Defy Android Development] vick33:
i have posted a fixed sbf. post number #18
[Defy Android Development] Zaben:
Has anyone else noticed a battery drain problem? Android System is eating up a lots of battery on this one for me. I'm suspecting the USB debugging bug but it's too soon to tell.
[Defy Android Development] marhensa:
this is FIXED SBF..

free direct link, and fast.
[Defy Android Development] mick711:
I download the gz files extract with Winrar but when i choose the sbf with RSD Lite no information it's empty so i can't flash, i test on other computer and same problem, i try to download second time but ....

It's on Windows Seven 32 .

Thanks if you can help me .
[Defy Android Development] sunoldman:
Maybe the download file isn't complete.

check the md5:da81a205295774dcb13c59d0e0a635e3

JRDNEM_U3_3.4.2_177-005_NORDIC_SIGN_SIGNED_UCAJRDNEMARAB1B80AA03A.0R_PDS03C_USAJRDNFRYORTNORD_P003_A001_HWp3_Service1FF.sbf
[Defy Android Development] JackSparrow17:
Thank You So much.....:D
[Defy Android Development] ABC_Universal:
On the contrary, I find this even better than the finland rom which is already pretty good imo.
[Defy Android Development] breezasib:
AOSP themed framework update zip attached.
[Defy Android Development] mick711:
No it's OK :

SHA-1 : dc127f2e7b9f6a020a2851a16c0ff0fc642e2af8

MD5 : da81a205295774dcb13c59d0e0a635e3

CRC32 : d0e4e52e

I don't know where is the problem, i use RSDLite v4.9 .

EDIT : solved with other computer
[Defy Android Development] Muznyu:
This ROM is okay, kinda looks like the 155 version, didn't see major changes. Anyway it's a smooth, bloatware free version, I recommend it.
[Defy Android Development] revmatyi:
2.1?

Hy guys.

Please help me out.

I am new in moto and do not really know how this nandroid thing works..

I would like to try out this rom, but want to keep the ability to get back to the original.

How can I do it?
[Defy Android Development] milesg:
The camera flash isn't working for me, using the original .sbf from post #4... any ideas?
[Defy Android Development] florentm:
Anyone can help me ? I am currently 2.51

I don't understand with fixed sbf the system partition is missing and the size is reduced by 10??
[Defy Android Development] JackSparrow17:
It's Working....:D
[Defy Android Development] pomah:
Working for me too

It is a great ROM, no bugs so far at all, and it is running really fast!
[Defy Android Development] pomah:
We do not know if you will be able to upgrade to official france froyo, it's a guess you will have to make.

To use the nandroid backup you will also need to flash the fixed sbf, this is so that your phone will be able to start again.

Read more about this in the stickey on top of this page:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=966537
[Defy Android Development] florentm:
With 2.51 isn't it already to late to use the fixed sbf trick ?
[Defy Android Development] nupi:
Just flashed this on top of my Pays5.1. Did not even wipe it so far and it works beautifully. Rooting was not an issue, either.

About 1230 Quadrant stock, 1490 at 1 Ghz
[Defy Android Development] milesg:
Figured out the problem - needed a wipe first, otherwise the option to use flash in the camera app was greyed out + there was no scene selection option.

After a wipe and a re-install it's working fine.
[Defy Android Development] pomah:
It depends on what you want to downgrade too.
[Defy Android Development] confusedfella:
If I flash this rom will I be able to flash other 2.2 roms?
[Defy Android Development] pomah:
No, each of the different 2.2 roms have their own specific roms that you can downgrade too, if you want to keep downgradability on your phone you will need to use nandroid backups.
[Defy Android Development] Marcb:
i believe is just a matter of checking which version of CG31 and CG39 this froyo leak has.... if it's the same as the other froyo leaks, then i guess there's no problem in switching roms...

the other froyo leaks are version 4, according to other threads...

eclair 2.51 is version 3 and 2.21 and 2.34 are version 2
[Defy Android Development] confusedfella:
so practically I can flash in between leaked 2.2 sbfs, right? and aren't there any tutorials that explain all this? I've been looking for some time but still didn't find anything? like how to use a fixed sbf file, nandroid backups ..etc.

and what are my options if I flashed directly 3.4.3-11 stock uk?
[Defy Android Development] pomah:
This is not true, e.g. the chinese 2.2's have a lower value and you can downgrade them to 2.1. Some other 2.2's have a bit higher and you can downgrade to some versions of 2.1, and so on.

There is no easy way of doing this, if you want to make sure to have downgradability to all the froyo versions or/and eclair versions you will need to use nandroid backups.
[Defy Android Development] Darmach:
Does it (and all 2.2 roms) have JIT installed / enabled? Or we have to do it ourselves?
[Defy Android Development] SNF:
Froyo has JIT enabled by default.
[Defy Android Development] Marcb:
i agree, but i meant the other froyo leaks, not the Chinese oficial...

chinese oficial froyo is version 2, but oficial eclair 2.51 is version 3, so there's no way that the official froyo for europe that uses version 2, 'cause then nobody would be able to update officialy...
[Defy Android Development] pomah:
Ok for the last time get it now, all the different foryo versions have different versions of the cfg files, if you want the details there is thread about them, but no you can not install one froyo leak and assume you will be able to install some other. A good example is the previous two leaks, 3.4.3-11 and 3.4.2-164 you can not downgrade from them to an earlier froyo leak.

Just accept the fact that the only way you will keep full downgraidability is to use nandroids.
[Defy Android Development] Exoten:
Sorry to bother but just to clarify, you say "downgrade". But will it be possible to upgrade to any newer 2.2.2 ?

I guess the question most noobs like me have is : when a new sbf comes out, is it always upgradable to (like the Nordic came out first and then the UK and FR later so it's higher in the family tree) or it depends on the region and different other tweaks ?

Again, sorry to not fully understand.
[Defy Android Development] pomah:
Noone has the answer to this question, a good example of that is the fact that I can not upgrade to the official korean froyo, since the builds I have used have a higher nummber cfg files then the korean one.

To make it crystal clear, it does not matter if you downgrade or upgrade, if your current cfg file nummber is higher then the firmware you want to flash it will fail, if future releases will have a higher or lower nummber is unknown to me.

If you want to keep down/upgradability use nandroid.

Is this clear enough?
[Defy Android Development] pomah:
double post
[Defy Android Development] Exoten:
Yes thanks it's much better :)
[Defy Android Development] sp8y:
Just flashed this Nordic sbf & it all seems OK - not much difference from the UK 3.4.3-11 that I've come from - maybe a little bit smoother.

Quite like the boot logo - starts off with a red "M" logo then goes into the word "android" logo :)
[Defy Android Development] sp8y:
The only thing is I now can't get Tapatalk to work - when searching for a forum it shows "last block incomplete in decryption" & won't find any forums?

Strange in that when I search the market it doesn't find the Tapatalk app (can't even find it when searching the market on my laptop!) but the market now displays protected apps like Paypal.

So not sure if it's to do with flashing this Nordic sbf but it worked OK before that.

*edit also now shows "pad block corrupted" - maybe something wrong with the Tapatalk server?

**edit just read on a google search of others having the same issue so looks like it is the Tapatalk servers & not related to me flashing the Nordic sbf - just a coincidence that it happened!

***edit tapatalk now working so this rom is good.
[Defy Android Development] confusedfella:
But if you have a firmware with a higher cfg file number than a firmware you want to flash, will you able to flash it with a nandroid backup or are you stuck on that firmware and others with the same or higher cfg file number?
[Defy Android Development] anti-virus:
does this rom have the universal inbox like the one in blur rom, is it working properly? I like having all my messages and mails in one place. Also does contacts have the grey border?
[Defy Android Development] pomah:
No you can flash using nandroids
[Defy Android Development] pomah:
Yes contacts have grey border, yes inbox is there, but I have deleted it so I cant tell you if it works properly.
[Defy Android Development] anti-virus:
I see, thanks a bunch. Will try this rom later.
[Defy Android Development] VTomi1975:
Hi all... Is a proper update.zip with a black statusbar available for this build? Thanks...
[Defy Android Development] sp8y:
Yes i think there's one on the German Android Hilfe forum that may work - if you search on their forum for the Nordic Rom it should be mentioned in there.
[Defy Android Development] szabof1:
Please, help. Flash unsuccessful

Hi everybody,

I have flashed the fixed sbf (linked here in this thread) with RSDLite V4.9 but I got an error: my Defy cannot boot.

I got this in RSDLite:

My phone tries to boot. It shows a red background circle with a white "M" Motorola logo in it, then the screen clears and after some seconds the red circle with the white logo reappears, and so on.

What shell I do? :confused:

Edit:

I cannot start the phone with the power button even if I remove the battery before.

Fortunately I can start it for flashing. I reflashed the same sbf but I got the same results.
[Defy Android Development] dieandromeda:
1st u need to restore using nandroid backup.
[Defy Android Development] szabof1:
Problem solved

Thanks. It was not possible to restore any backups as I was not able to boot into Android and start Clockwork recovery.

At last I managed to wipe data + ractory reset and then I managed to flash 155 nordic (not fixed). I tried with 177 nordic (not fixed) too but RSD was not able to start (Start button was gray).

The reason of my failed flashing was this: I did not know that it's not enough just flash a fixed sbf with RSD but first I have to restore a nandroid backup of 177 nordic.
[Defy Android Development] confusedfella:
First you have to restore the nandroid backup using clockwork recovery mod and then you flash the fixed sbf using rsdlite. Thats the correct order right?