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[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1tontomato:
Check the thread for odin with the three button fix I'm pretty sure everything is broken up into individual pieces for flashing with odin and maybe what you want is in there.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrhaley30705:
Don't think the 3 button odin had all the bootloaders.

Let me look around,i may be able to find s link. But it may take swhile, busy most of the day.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pirateghost:
samfirmware.com

they have all the odin files
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TRusselo:
@ mr - 3 button doesnt, thats why ginger people must flash ODIN one click FIRST, then see if 3 button works, THEN flash 3button fix if needed. Only odin one click has bootloaders.... At the moment....

@ pirate - thank you for that but i wouldnt know what to look for inside the firmware. Im still learning, if i knew what i was looking for exactly, i would have it already.... LOL.

kinda why i was asking for help....
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pirateghost:
just redownloaded jh2, jh3, jh7 tar files. no boot loaders, but seems like every froyo i9000 rom has bootloaders in the tar files.

the files you are looking for are:

boot.bin

sbl.bin

nearly every one of designgears' roms has sbl.bin so you can pull that from the 3button fix or one of his roms.

according to another post by mccord, reposted from the i9000 forums, it looks like you need to flash a 2.2 froyo rom with bootloaders in order to recovery.

odin one click worked for mine, i just tested, but its also a model 1007, its never failed me
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TRusselo:
according to the continuum how-to (for one reference)

the 3button fix doenst have boot loaders and must flash one-click to snag it's bootloaders first.

and we all know we cant get them from one click

Ill keep looking myself but i would appreciate help as well

either way, once i have those 2 files, do i just tar them? or is there a proper way to package them to flash in odin "bootloader" box? (new feature in 1.81 and up). just like cwm zips need instruction meta data? or no? ive never done odin files.... or just tar them up and flash with pda box? or?

screw it lets find them first.....
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pirateghost:
this is false. it contains the SECONDARY bootloader, but not the primary

you can also get the sbl.bin (the secondary bootloader) from AIO captivate toolbox

i am hunting down the boot.bin (primary) right now.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TRusselo:
ahh... right... i was half wrong... i was tired last night.

but thanks man!
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] CustomKill:
i don't know if anyone posted this before but as a x10 lover i would like to introduce you all a new(i don't know if its new or not) game. Its named Death Worm and now on sale in android market. for more info visit https://market.android.com/details?id=com.playcreek.DeathWorm. Its really interesting game, try it out.

Hope you all like it.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cwee477:
I think this app would be helpful, wondering if it would work on vibrant since we don't have led notification light

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1045982
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nomadrider123:
Have you tried noled from the market I know that works on the vibrant
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oka1:
Bi-winning has the equivalent loaded on it "BLN" but you have to buy the paid version (2 bucks i think) to get all the features .......
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ray5780:
is this an important problem that i should fix? If so how would i go about that?

I've upgraded to the new radio and then back to stock rom and radio, and now superuser says signatures failed with superuser fixer.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jwterminator:
Go to the market and download the SU update fixer app. I used that when my su was encountering mismatched signature errors.
[Touch GSM General] vtecv12:
Any one have Android 2.2 ROM for Elfin?

Or Android OS from Motorola Charm for Elfin?
[Touch GSM General] akash_bidhuna:
htc elfin android rom full

there is a rom made by wing linux v1.4 for elfin,but that is still a beta version.

Major problem in that is it does not have

sound,wifi and camera support

V1.5 will be without such deficiencies.

So keep waiting,I am also waiting for that.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] jackhot:
hi,

i use cingular 8125

the OS is crossbow's rom,

but i want to re-flash cingular official 6.x rom

i can not find the available link?

could you please give me some advice/link, i will download it
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] Hakim Rahman:
here, you can find WM6.5.x.x WWE ROM for Cingular 8125
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] -MyHTC-:
There are no official 6.x ROMs only cooked ones
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] Pumpiron579:
Here is the official one from Cingular,

RUU_Hermes_CINGULAR_WWE_3.62.502.3_6275_1.54.07.00_108_

UOOS_SVN05_Ship.exe...

Found here,

http://shipped-roms.com/shipped/Hermes/
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] -MyHTC-:
The ROM you list is for an 8525 not an 8125, don't try to flash this ROM.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] jackhot:
thanks for Hakim Rahman, Pumpiron579 provided information and link :)

and thanks for -MyHTC- remind :)

@-MyHTC-: I want to get a stable rom, the clear rom is better, could you recommend one? thanks a lot
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] -MyHTC-:
Sorry I haven’t flashed a Wizard ROM in a long time I don’t know what ROM would be best for stability.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] Pumpiron579:
Probably the stock Rom with don mobile shell or tnt roms
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] jackhot:
thanks for -MyHTC- and Pumpiron579 information

I will try TNT rom

@Pumpiron579: what's the stock rom? I don't remember this rom, could you explain for it? :)
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] Pumpiron579:
OOPs, Yes, my bad, I have both phones. Here is the link to the stock roms for the wizard aka 8125 http://shipped-roms.com/shipped/Wizard/
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] jackhot:
Pumpiron579, thank you very much
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] nikkpap:
hi to all i want to ask why kyrillos roms use as mount point mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/stl6 /system for system and other roms use mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/stl9 /system is there any diference....

can some one give us all the mount points....

thank in advance....
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] haree:
not development ask ur question in a relevant thread or genral or the Q&A which is a sticky CLOSED
[HTC Inspire 4G] HoBoZ:
I just flashed my Inspire 4G with Android Revolution 4G 3.5 and the recommended radio and all went fine. But I have a 4G data plan and the phone says "3G AT&T". And on my status bar it is showing "H" not "H+" as it did before I flashed it.

I notice sometime on boot up that I see a red notification on the screen that says something about "Limited service" ( or something like that).

I was wondering if anyone could shed some light on this matter for me.

Thanks,

HoboZ
[HTC Inspire 4G] XAviierG:
If I'm not mistaking I think some ROM don't show the H+ and some do
[HTC Inspire 4G] HoBoZ:
thanks for the reply. I will test my speeds and see if it is just the rom not showing H+ of 4G like the stock does.
[HTC Inspire 4G] henrybravo:
The "H" or "H+" thing is purely cosmetic.

If you notice that speeds on Android Revolution aren't as fast as your stock ROM, check out this thread.
[HTC Inspire 4G] kopsis:
I too just flashed Revolution 3.5 and this is completely normal. Speedtest shows I'm getting 2.3 Mbps up and 1.3 Mbps down (and that's with only three bars of signal) with just the "H" icon showing. As I understand it the AT&T ROM will actually show H+ for anything faster than EDGE, so it's just a gimmick.
[HTC Inspire 4G] HoBoZ:
Thanks, that puts my mind at ease. I also ran speed tests and I And am getting the same speeds as before, maybe a little better.

edit: getting 2.6 mbps down, 1.2 mbps, 4G in my area sux.. But thats what I got before.
[Thunderbolt General] HawkStream:
Now don’t laugh... It’s a valid question. I am all about speed. I have a 6 core CPU in my PC that is totally useless but makes me feel good. I get that.

But I honestly don’t see what I need faster network speeds on my phone for... Everything I do is fast. I am never like... "Come on load!!" on my phone... So why would I sacrifice battery life for internet speed I don’t use or need?

I understand if you are using your phone as a wireless hotspot you would want that speed. But what else? Can you guys even suggest things I could try on my phone that would make me want faster speeds? We don’t have Netflix yet but maybe that is one. But movies can buffer and from what I understand they will play smooth on 3G with no problems.

So what is it? You just want the speed because it’s there? Again if that’s it I get that!

But what are actually apps or usages that you can experience a difference. Because right now nothing I do seems to have a speed issue on 3G.
[Thunderbolt General] HawkStream:
Let me follow that long winded post up with something straight to the point…

Seems like 99.9% of what I do on my phone is power critical (meaning I want to be able to do all of it as long as I can without charging) and not internet speed critical at all. So why would I ever turn 4G on?

Wow those facebook pics loaded in .2 seconds instead of .8 seconds. Good thing even though I’m only going to be able to browse facebook for 2.5 hours instead of 8 to get that difference!
[Thunderbolt General] miketoasty:
I am also interested to see in what people can make up.
[Thunderbolt General] Link_of_Hyrule:
Well I live in the middle of no where and can't get good internet so I will be using 4G LTE to tether as soon as the towers are put up which should be soon since it's announced.
[Thunderbolt General] HawkStream:
That's cool and is a valid reason. But will still be a total pain in the ass. You will soon just want a 4G usb aircard or seperate MIFI device... Trying to use your phone as your sole internet connection sucks.
[Thunderbolt General] 66dude:
I'd like to try to use 4G as much as I can because I am using the TB as a videophone so I can talk with my Deaf clients and also be able to access sign language interpreters while placing phone calls to hard of hearing clients and hearing vendors. The minimum requirement I found for smooth video and audio seems to be two signal bars in 3G. 4G or at least two WiFi "waves" is preferred.
[Thunderbolt General] sprintrjm:
re

Tethering with 4g is awesome when you cant get on wifi.

Video playback on 4g is fast and you can also watch higher quality videos.

Downloading apps and whatnot is lightning fast.

I have had pda type phones for the last 8 years, the thunder bolt speed is awesome.

That being said..

Dont be a moron and leave the 4g on if you dont care about 4g speeds. Save your fricking battery and turn 4g off.
[Thunderbolt General] yareally:
Latency seems better overall on LTE versus the normal 3G CDMA, which means something if you care about how fast you get your data from the internet.

On an unrelated note, I would love to have a 6 core cpu, so I could use the extra cores for virtual machines or compiling and the rest for normal stuff, so there are indeed uses for things that seems "useless."
[Thunderbolt General] sprintrjm:
re

I just had a lol moment..

I thought i might try and run vm server and load up 2008 server and a vm client machine.

FYI dont do what i did.. Load it up on a laptop with only 4gb of ram and a slow 5400rpm hard drive.
[Thunderbolt General] miketoasty:
Just in case everyone forgot. Come may 15th wireless tether will be a payer and tiered feature. When your using 4g on your computer you will use that up real quick. Unless you use wireless tether for root users but that is becoming somewhat of a risk nowadays since Verizon isn't raking in enough money yet.
[Thunderbolt General] magicriggs:
Hulu. Watching all youtube vids in HD. Open up future video streaming apps. Online multiplayer games. It's not just a speed increase but you will also get voice and data the same time. I don't have a desktop computer at home so I do all my computer needs on my cellular. 85% of the things I do on my phone is data related. Also if you think about it whenever verizon gets all the bugs out on there 4G network it could save on battery life. Now hear me out I think the lesser time your downloading or uploading the less strain it will be on your battery. As opposed to same processing but slower speeds meaning more time consuming battery (longer download and upload time) because that's what is really killing the battery is battery consumption via data. Idk just thinking. :)
[Thunderbolt General] mcmillanje:
Same as above

I watch YouTube vids in high quality mode all the time. Virtually impossible without 4g.

Also Google maps loads way quick... Which is the one thing I hate waiting on.
[Thunderbolt General] drewfinkel:
Sling Player Mobile...

SlingBox over 4G is awesome...

So clear, so good...

(i took the picture while it was transitioning to another scene...)
[Thunderbolt General] miketoasty:
Not to be a jerk or anything but I watch YouTube videos in HD on 3g. I get 2.5kb down and can watch entire videos without a hitch.

Although an entire hulu video may be a different story. I am able to watch entire hockey games in high quality with the nhl app.
[Thunderbolt General] inzandity:
I can do hq youtube on 3g with no problems. I love the 4g when I am using the slingbox though. I could never put it in hq over 3g so that is nice. I also download all my cds right from my phone so its nice to have them in 2 min instead of 20.

Also streaming music from the amazon cloud is much nicer on 4g
[Thunderbolt General] kendive:
I get voice and data at the same time in a 3G or 4G area with the TBolt...

Does not matter...
[Thunderbolt General] miketoasty:
Same. With how the phone is built you can talk and surf in 3g or 4g on this phone. Its one of the TB's major plusses.
[Thunderbolt General] ben7337:
It's probably just me, but I find it funny that you guys all can do things immediately on 3g, I find major waiting times. Even in the best signal places where I get 1-2mbps down I still have to wait 5-20 seconds for my droid 2 global to load a page, it is a pain.

For example, right now I am in my dorm in Burlington, VT, my phone has a signal between -68 and 70dbm at 0 asu, and the current speedtest.net app shows .65-.7mbps down and .63-.65 up. Not great speeds, but within what 3g is supposed to be, and if I want to watch a high quality youtube video, I go to the youtube app, count that it takes 14 seconds to load, I am doing this right now. Click the new ray william johnson video, and it takes 24 seconds to start, then 1:02 into the video it freezes for 43 more seconds. At this point I deem 3g unuseable for youtube videos. When I am getting super awesome over 1mbps speeds then I usually only wait 5-10 seconds and it doesn't freeze, usually, but still 3g can very often and for a large number of people be slow. Similarly web pages take a while to load too, I mean sure if I load the mobile version of a webpage it is fairly fast, 4-5 second waits usually, but for those sites without mobile pages or where mobile pages are too limiting, it can take forever to load, I constantly have to look away from my phone for 20 or more seconds then look back to still see it loading. I imagine 4g would run at a minimum of 3mbps even if it was way way over used and signal was bad, so for me that is why 4g makes sense.

Also the thunderbolt is the first 4g lte phone for verizon, clearly there are still issues to work out and battery useage can be made significantly better, I don't see the current power use of 4g as an indicator of power use a year or 2 down the line.
[Thunderbolt General] feedhead:
I lol'd hard ... also no 3G here yet :P
[Thunderbolt General] rmoffitt321:
I asked this same question once and got ridiculed for it. I think perhaps in the future we'll need more speed on our cell network but right now I get all the speed I need off of wifi at work or home. I would love to see some innovations in faster processors without compromising any battery life. Or I'd love to see them develop better batteries. I like 4G but I hope we see faster phones with better batteries before anyone even mentions 5G.
[Thunderbolt General] Plave Oci:
Well, just like with normal internet, the faster speeds you have, the higher quality signals (HD) and downloads you will have. Remember 56k speeds?
[Thunderbolt General] mmtoman:
Uuummm... browsering the INTERNETS with a whole extra G..... duh

Just playin :)
[Thunderbolt General] eallan:
Any download is faster. How do you have troubling finding a usage scenario for that?
[Thunderbolt General] slowr6:
speeeeed! But yeah, download/upload, wifi tether etc.
[Thunderbolt General] milan03:
Anything that involves internet and rich media. I can't stress how much better user experience becomes when waiting is not the issue.

I would actually make a bigger case challenging you to tell me why would you need multiple cores on your phone right now.
[Thunderbolt General] keatonreckard:
i use a Dell Streak with a microsim from an ipad on att for my day to day internet. netflix on the ps3 and cod work fine. laggy sometimes during peak hours, but at night everything is super smooth. even though i now get faster speeds on my thunderbolt, the hotspot app restarts itself so many times it make PSN or netflix unplayable.

benefits for the speed?

-Being able to watch netflix and download something at the same time

-in the lte on verizon case, getting a call wont kill your data connection

-video chatting much more enjoyable

i havent had a dedicated home internet since the end of summer. i would guess i use about 60-80gb/month on att, and i think around 10gb on vzw. cant wait to get lte in my area.
[Thunderbolt General] donopj2:
I completely agree with this. In terms of the day to day experience of almost any phone, the bottleneck is usually the 3G network, which can vary. With LTE that has completely changed. In a strong 4g area like NYC, it feels like ubiquitous WiFi and it is difficult to describe what a pleasure it is.
[Thunderbolt General] Str0ntium:
From reading your post it seems that your issues with 3G are tower/traffic-related. You said you're in a dorm. I'm guessing a lot of other people, on campus, are using 3G as well. Maybe your tower is saturated on the 3G side.
[Thunderbolt General] ben7337:
Not sure why, if you're in a dorm the internet speeds in the dorm are way better, why would people in a dorm be using the 3g network full force when the dorm internet is easily 50-100mbps down and up? Also the city including college students is only like 50k people, I can't imagine the network being saturated here, if it was then speeds in every city in the nation would be this slow or slower more likely meaning that my speeds would logically be pretty fast. Also ping is almost always over 200ms.
[Thunderbolt General] milan03:
Seriously, I'd trade dual core for LTE on any given day. Can't stress enough how much more the faster internet contributes to better user experience than simply having better phone hardware specs.
[Thunderbolt General] papi92:
I use it for downloading movies on my phone. I setup a bittorrent client and just transfer them to my laptop when I get home.
[Thunderbolt General] kdb424:
Not gonna lie, I can pump more data through my TB on 4G here than I can on cable internet. And that's with wifi tether. Pretty scary how fast the dang speeds are, and I don't have crappy internet as far as cable goes...
[Thunderbolt General] merc248:
Much more responsive video streaming, for one.

But really, I don't know - but we need these pushes in the market so that other, creative people can figure out what to do with the extra bandwidth.
[Thunderbolt General] kdb424:
Yes as stated, it's not about what we can do now, it's what we will be able to do once it's widely available and devs use that as the standard, and not 3g. Honestly, I leave it off unless I tether and hope that it's not soon though due to battery life ATM.
[Thunderbolt General] ph0tios:
They are still working on getting 4g up here, but everyone I've talked to that has it in their area says it improves the overall user experience with the phone. That's kind of subjective, but I don't really hear anyone complaining about it ever besides battery issues.
[Thunderbolt General] dajogejr:
MUCH faster and smoother transitions when using a remote desktop protocol.

There are some java based tools on websites that are not available on any browser on any mobile yet.

So I need to connect to my PC at home or work to support retail locations.

MUCH more bearable on LTE vs. 3G.
[Thunderbolt General] darkrom:
Let me be the first honest person and say I like it because its available. I too have an overbuilt pc with watercooling etc. I do it because I can. I'm a geek. I like technology. Same reason I modify my car. The never ending quest to pimp my life haha. Why not tweak and improve everything if you enjoy it?
[Thunderbolt General] necosino:
No one else has said it so I will... Porn..

Along with remote desktop, mobile security monitoring, and downloading torrents.
[Thunderbolt General] gospeed.racer:
I use it all I can, with limited 4g in my area it is still very nice when it works. I look up parts from suppliers while working at a site, and the difference in speed is amazing. With a customer standing in front of you waiting for a reply, it is nice to have the speed.
[Thunderbolt General] ERIFNOMI:
LTE radios are supposed to be more efficient than 3G radios aren't they? Obviously not in the thunderbolt but that's first gen tech with software that was pushed out at the last second.
[Thunderbolt General] milan03:
MDM9600 chipset is really meant for usb based modems. They are huge and very power hungry. That's for example why Apple isn't considering them.
[Thunderbolt General] sky high:
I download stuff faster on my phone than my home network. Roms are a great example. Also if a sports game is on I can stream it to my phone and it actually runs smoother on the phone because my home internet is so inconsistant. Uploading pictures to facebook or even just as an attachment also much quicker. Also 4g signal is very strong I can finally use internet in basements and other low signal areas.
[Thunderbolt General] nerozehl:
Downloading ROMS, Apps, Torrents, Videos, Music; you name it. If you could get from London to New York in 3 hours instead of 12, wouldn't you? (read: Concorde).
[Thunderbolt General] Breezer23:
Mobile Porn. What else?
[Thunderbolt General] Jrocker23:
Thats all that needs to be said.... ;):cool:;)
[Thunderbolt General] Str0ntium:
Well the tower may or may not be saturated. Either way, your issues are tower-related or perhaps even geography. The technology works just fine.
[Thunderbolt General] Bern612:
I like it cause my wife said I was fast in bed. Then I showed her the difference in 3g and and LTE and she was like WOW something faster then you. No but really I live in a 3g area and work in LTE area. I can download zoo much faster. I downloaded ubuntu 11, twice as fast as my laptop at work. Coming from the Di and downloading a Rom everyday. This would have been so much faster.
[Thunderbolt General] engagedtosmile:
NetFlix/Hulu. VLC Stream, AudioGalaxy, HQ YouTube. Haven't seen a "buffering" screen come up yet.

Oh and get that warm feeling whenever my friends with iPhone's ask me to enable Hotspot Tethering for them so they can get better speeds. I can handle them all.

For once I feel that speed is not holding my phone back at all.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 962473042:
I want to use DUALSHOCK3 to play games for theFpsece

My phone has installed CobaltController. V0.4. CAB

I click "connect"

soon My phone restart automatically

Please know friends tell me beforehand

thank you

（My English is not very good ):D