yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] kamaxo:
EnergyROM 29018 w/CHT2.0&.sencity this is your rom ??? i can give it a try. how can i see if is GSM or CDMA ???? my phone is RAPH100.

tnks in advance.

p.s i'v had the phone charging for 2 hours and it's only 2 risks. :s
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] R^7Z:
Clarification: It's not my ROM but it is a ROM that I use most often. GSM/CDMA depends on your carrier/service provider. Looks like you may have a GSM device but I'm not a 100%.

Additionally, what happens when you turn off(shut down your phone completely) and charge?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] kamaxo:
well i'm using vodafone. and the phone is unlock from factory. it was that the guy told me. i am giving a try with that rom. whit the phone shut down and usb turn on the home buton stay's whit the light. i'n the 3 color screen when i conect the usb it's allways saying serial and don't change to usb.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] R^7Z:
Not exactly sure that is what I am asking. So do this for me: remove the battery, then put it back in and without turning on the device, plug in your phone to a charger(not USB cable) and tell me if you see an LED circle around the center button slowly light up and then disappear.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] kamaxo:
yes is that what it happens. and it happens this to with the usb plug in. whit the phone on or off.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] R^7Z:
So let me guess here, does it still take forever to charge from 30% and still get hot when the device is completely off and plugged in. If so, it still seems like it could be a battery issue to me. I don't know how to confirm if it is the device or the battery but I'd start there if you haven't already.

Additionally, if you are getting to the multicolor screen, then connecting the device to your computer and not seeing the change from Serial to USB and you've already tried changing the USB port, USB cable and computer then it is possible that your device's USB port is somehow broken(for the lack of a better word). :(
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] kamaxo:
"if you are getting to the multicolor screen, then connecting the device to your computer and not seeing the change from Serial to USB and you've already tried changing the USB port, USB cable and computer then it is possible that your device's USB port is somehow broken(for the lack of a better word)."

you are right i go the multicolor screen and not change from serial to usb. but i didn't try in other computers. i will tell you when i try.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Matty Matt:
Currently running CM7 stable release with the latest Gingerbread radio.

I am having an annoying issue with Downloading and installing apps from the the market in which i have to 'kill' the market once or twice then it will finally download and install, which is really annoying. This only ever happens to me with the latest CM7 whereas I helped my friend update from RC2/3 to the stable build and he doesn't experience this...what could i do?

Second (not so major annoyance) is the Facebook for Android app keeps FCing when i navigate through the app. I can browse my newsfeed without trouble, comment on statuses and such but as soon as i come out from there it instantly FCs!! I am using LPP (latest one) and i am aware that some users were experiencing issues not too different to mine recently, and its got me wondering if it's that?

I've already fully wiped and re installed the ROM and still the problem persists :(
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Meaple:
Maybe a caching issue. Check the md5 sum of the rom you downloaded.

The Facebook app is like that. Because Facebook couldn't be bothered to test, the app FC's most of the time. It is annoying but it will take forever to update it because Facebook is ****. It happens to me btw.

Sent from CM7
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Matty Matt:
Cool thanks mate! I've gone to using Flow Free on the market which is better anyways. It's ad supported but Adfree FTW?! I don't think there's anything wrong with the file as i used the very same .zip on my friend's phone...
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Meaple:
For your market issues, it could be a caching issue. Post in the CM7 thread or have a look through it. You'll prob get a better response.

Sent from CM7
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tuoc65:
Hi,

I've ran into a snag that I can't seem to figure out, my nookcolor boots normally but does not boot from uSD. In the past I've always been able to find answers by searching but this time, nothing I've tried has worked. I've been using phiremod on the nook for quite a while and recently updated to v6.1.

The first time I rooted the NC, I used a uSD with autonooter 3.0 and everything worked great. Flashed to phiremod 5.2 and have been using CWR off of the emmc to update versions.

Today, I decided to try a new rom and wanted to start fresh with a stock 1.1. I popped in the CWR sdcard I had from a while back and it didn't work, the NC boots normally in to phiremod.

After remaking a bootable CWR sdcard several times and failing, I thought it might be a corrupted boot partition. So I successfully reimaged the boot and system partitions via ADB and I was back to stock. I thought I was good to go except what I've got now is a stock NC that does not boot from the uSD.

I've tried 3 different perfectly good uSDcards with autonooter, monster's rootpack, CWR sdcards, nookie-froyo sdcards... nothing works. Failbooting 8 times causes the NC to reupdate itself to 1.1.

Has anybody encountered this before or some devs can shed some light why it does not boot from uSD? Any help is appreciated.

Edit: N+power causes the NC to do a Factory Reset. Done this twice already.

TC
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AidenM:
This might work....

Look, I'm no expert at uSD's, but try this. Maybe your Nook thinks the sd card is an emmc partition. Try holding down the home button while booting? Like, hold the button and then power on. I hope it works for you. I know the pain as I have had many issues, too. :D
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] migrax:
My guess is the SD Card is not mounted, try going into the settings and make sure the card is mounted. You may want to unmount it, and then format it. Then unmount it, remove it and then reinstall cwr onto the sd card again. If that doesn't work, try another sdcard. If that doesn't work it could be a hardware issue... it could also be an issue with your card reader, they have been known to break at inopportune times, try a different card reader.

migrax
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aberry:
card reader

+1 to the card reader issue. I have a perfect working cm7 build on my nook now, but it took some trial and error. The card reader on my computer looked like it was working fine, but when I would put the card into the nook it wouldn't boot to it. I finally did the same steps with the same card only this time using my phone (tp2) as the card reader plugged into my computer and it worked great.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tuoc65:
It definitely was the card reader. Tried a different one and it booted just fine..

As a SDET by profession, it makes me sad I didn't think of this.

Thanks all.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rwreed:
Linux Issue

I know this is rather an old thread, but just in case someone has this problem and is running Linux (I'm running Ubuntu) here is what happened to me. After dd'ing the CWR image several times, I could not get the NC to boot to the sd card. I tried multiple cards and multiple readers, no joy. I thought perhaps something was wrong so I looked at the card in gparted. What I found there was that there was a 1mb of unallocated partition space before the CWR partition. I used gparted to move the partition to be at 0 position and it booted up like a charm.

Don't know if I was doing something wrong the command I used was

sudo dd if=2gb_clockwork-3.0.1.0.img of=/dev/sdd1 bs=1M

At any rate, if any other linux users run into this, that's how I fixed it.

Randy
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khaytsus:
Yeah, the problem is you put it on the first partition rather than the card itself. Note the instructions in the forum say device of card. ie: /dev/sdd
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onate:
I also had an issue where I could create the SD card, and the Nook could see it, but it wouldn't boot from it. It turns out this was because I was using the internal card reader in my laptop to write the card. Once I switched to an external USB card reader, the Nook booted from the card just fine.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OrganizedFellow:
I've just come across the same problem.

I started two days ago with this: [ROMS]NEW! Dualboot Mirage CM7 / ICS CM9 Image for SDcard.

I liked ICS so much, I asked the developer how could I just stick with CM9?

He pointed me to this tutorial: Installing CM9 on Nook Color microSD.

It seems as though all the steps are going fine, up until step#10, where I am supposed to reboot INTO a freshly installed nightly.

I have Ubuntu 11.10 reliably running in VirtualBox. Plenty of memory and space.

I run GParted and view the partitions, and they are as expected.

I know Ubutu well enough to follow well-written directions.

The sdcard in my Nook is properly mounted - I think.

After reading this thread, I went to Amazing and bought a new SD card reader.

OH, and all this has been done on a new SD card, 8GB, class 4.

Hopefully it is due to an aging card reader. I'll get the new one in a couple of days and report back.

I really hope that's it!
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brentb636:
Rather than a card reader, I use Kingston uSD usb stick adapters for my uSD card writing, and they've worked flawlessly. Just an option , if your new card reader doesn't solve your problem. The adapters were "dirt cheap". :)
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OrganizedFellow:
Great idea.

They're small enough to carry worth me. Thanks.
[General Topics] Happy_Go_Lucky:
Hoping someone can help me.

First time I am installing a custom ROM. I have followed the Overcome instructions to the letter for my Samsung Galaxy Tab.

Currently I am running ODIN3 but it is stuck on <ID:0/011> SetupConnection..

What am I doing wrong and how do I fix this.
[General Topics] TRusselo:
odin sometimes locks up if you are using an older version

use this version Odin3 1.82 (click me)
[General Topics] Happy_Go_Lucky:
all sorted

all sorted
[Nexus One General] bra1nDeaD:
I personally was waiting for this, and now it's released. GingerBreak!

For all who wants to root their Nexus One Gingerbread without unlocking the boot-loader: http://c-skills.blogspot.com/2011/04/yummy-yummy-gingerbreak.html

Mind you, you need to know what you are doing.

Cheers

--edit

I just ran it on my unrooted stock Nexus One and my shell indicator turned to a hash (#), so I think it works. I do get a message in my notification bar that the SD card is ejected and now safe to remove. I rebooted my phone and tried to run GingerBreak again, but it failed because it could not copy two files (they were already there). So if you want to run it again you need to remove these two files first:

/data/loca/tmp/boomsh

/data/local/tmp/sh

Might save someone else the trouble of looking this up in the source code :)
[Nexus One General] bra1nDeaD:
Hmmm, I think I need some help here. I don't think everything is as it should be. I have been trying a couple of times now and I can't seem to be able to copy su.

I can run gingerbreak fine, gives me a hash (#) so it looks like I have root access.

I can remount /system fine as well, something I can't do when I don't run gingerbreak.

But when I do "cp su /system/bin" I get "cp: can't create '/system/bin/su': Permission denied".

The "bin" directory looks like this: drwxr-xr-x root shell 2011-02-25 09:54 bin

Also, previously I read that when you do "whoami" you should see "unknown uid 0" but I still see "unknown uid 2000" just like when I'm not root.

This gives me the conclusion that I am not really the root user, but have root impersonated. Which allows me to remount since that does not require file access?!? But not write to certain places?!? Am I right?!? Help?!? What's going on?!?

Any help or suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Cheers
[Nexus One General] efrant:
If you don't have busybox installed, you can't use cp. Try ./busybox cp su /system/bin
[Nexus One General] bra1nDeaD:
I tried that before as well, just did it again to make sure. Got the same message:

./busybox cp su /system/bin
cp: can't create '/system/bin/su': Permission denied

I was of the opinion that busybox is just a whole lot of tools bundled into one executable. That would make the busybox cp the same as the stand-alone cp, or am I wrong here?

I am going to try to change the permissions on /system/bin to see if I have access to do that and that might allow me to copy it there. I'll let you know how I get on.
[Nexus One General] avgjoemomma:
Approximately how long did it take for Gingerbreak to execute? also do we ignore the output saying:

sendmsg() failed?
[Nexus One General] bra1nDeaD:
Ah, I had that as well. First few times I ran GingerBreak it ran perfectly. Takes no longer than 20 seconds. After a while it would not run anymore and was hanging. After some fiddling I got that message as well, a lot. A canceled the execution.

I gave up trying to run it again, but now I'm home from work I tried and it worked great again.

At the moment it's very temperamental. It misuses "vold", which is (if I am correct) the "volume deamon". That is responsible for automatically mounting the SD card when it is inserted and maybe some other things. So I tried fiddling with it: running without SD card, and other things.

I think I had some issue with some apps that were installed on the SD card, or were in process of being installed on the SD card. I am not sure what exactly changed that it works now, but just try some different things. Be careful though, I'm not responsible :p I also noticed that my internet connection was really crap when it did not work properly, and now at home this is on my home wifi. And since the code uses sockets in the exploit this could affect it as well.

Hope this helps :D
[Nexus One General] avgjoemomma:
Hmm, tried rebooting, unmounting the SD card, no joy :( I'll try this at home, could be a problem with my work computer...Windows XP:confused:
[Nexus One General] bra1nDeaD:
Ok, well that did the trick:

# chmod 777 /system/bin
# chmod 777 /system/bin
# cp su /system/bin
# chmod 755 /system/bin
# chmod 4755 /system/bin/su
# chown root /system/bin/su

Now when I run su I get the message on the screen from Superuser.

I have no clue why it is different on my phone, but I'm happy it works now.
[Nexus One General] Azaraith:
I got "permission denied" after attempting ./Gingerbreak. Any help? Everything up to that point worked smoothly...
[Nexus One General] Lef.teris:
hi guys,

i take this log

Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601]

Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

C:\Users\USER\Desktop\New folder>adb shell

$ cd /data/local/tmp

cd /data/local/tmp

$ ./GingerBreak

./GingerBreak

./GingerBreak: not found

$ ./Gingerbreak

./Gingerbreak

[**] Gingerbreak/Honeybomb -- android 2.[2,3], 3.0 softbreak

[**] (C) 2010-2011 The Android Exploid Crew. All rights reserved.

[**] Kudos to jenzi, the #brownpants-party, the Open Source folks,

[**] Zynamics for ARM skills and Onkel Budi

[**] donate to 7-4-3-C@web.de if you like

[**] Exploit may take a while!

[+] Plain Gingerbread mode!

[+] Found system: 0x6fd17f09 strcmp: 0x6fd37c89

[+] Found PT_DYNAMIC of size 232 (29 entries)

[+] Found GOT: 0x00014344

[+] Using device /devices/platform/goldfish_mmc.0

[*] vold: 5881 GOT start: 0x00014344 GOT end: 0x00014384

[*] vold: 5881 idx: -3072 fault addr: 0x00013290

[+] fault address in range (0x00013290,idx=-3072)

[+] Calculated idx: -2003

[-] sendmsg() failed?

[-] sendmsg() failed?

[-] sendmsg() failed?

[-] sendmsg() failed?

[-] sendmsg() failed?

[-] sendmsg() failed?

[-] sendmsg() failed?

[-] sendmsg() failed?

[-] sendmsg() failed?

[-] sendmsg() failed?

[-] sendmsg() failed?

[-] sendmsg() failed?

[-] sendmsg() failed?

[-] sendmsg() failed?

[-] sendmsg() failed?

[-] sendmsg() failed?

It's ok?
[Nexus One General] avgjoemomma:
lol ok, broke out and decided to try to re-run without rebooting and now I get:

.
.
.

[*] vold: 1294 idx: -105472 fault addr: 0xfffaf290

[*] vold: 1297 idx: -106496 fault addr: 0xfffae290

[*] vold: 1300 idx: -107520 fault addr: 0xfffad290

[*] vold: 1305 idx: -108544 fault addr: 0xfffac290

[*] vold: 1308 idx: -109568 fault addr: 0xfffab290

[*] vold: 1311 idx: -110592 fault addr: 0xfffaa290

[*] vold: 1314 idx: -111616 fault addr: 0xfffa9290

.
.
.

It's going and going, been a few minutes already. Let's see where this takes us :eek:
[Nexus One General] bra1nDeaD:
Not sure, it would help if you copy the output and post it here.
[Nexus One General] bra1nDeaD:
That looks much better :D
[Nexus One General] bra1nDeaD:
No, that doesn't look good. It's the same as what avgjoemomma had. See previous post.
[Nexus One General] avgjoemomma:
Awesome! I guess I just need to sit here until it's done...might be a few hours at this rate :eek:
[Nexus One General] Prettymisshope:
Epic 4g

Could i use this on my Samsung Epic 4g?
[Nexus One General] avgjoemomma:
Two hours in, giving up:confused:
[Nexus One General] daron19:
don't know if it helps but if you get permission denied with ./GingerBreak change the "2) Type: adb push GingerBreak /data/local/tmp/Gingerbreak" with "2) Type: adb push GingerBreak /data/local/tmp/GingerBreak"
[Nexus One General] wang1404:
No sir. Or ma'am. Do not attempt and risk your phone. Go to epic forum and you'll see a method for the epic.
[Nexus One General] danger-rat:
I've been playing around with the manual method, but haven't managed to succeed yet. The Gingerbreak exploit appears to work, and I get a # prompt, so I'm assuming I have a root shell, also. However, I keep getting permission denied errors when installing busybox and su to /system/bin...

I recall reading that Google went to ext4 instead of yaffs2 for Android 2.3, so I may be mounting /system incorrectly?

Any suggestions would be appreciated...
[Nexus One General] efrant:
You're correct. That was a typo. It should be GingerBreak.
[Nexus One General] efrant:
Did you try the instructions in post 9?

You could also try replacing "mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system" with "mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system".
[Nexus One General] efrant:
It needs to be GingerBreak,not Gingerbreak.
[Nexus One General] jasonlotp:
How long?

I was letting GingerBreak sit there for a long time (30 minutes) and was getting stuff like:

[*] vold: 0897 idx: -1024 fault addr: 0xfffb21f8

over and over and over again.

Any expectation on how long this will take to run? It certainly isn't 30 seconds for me.
[Nexus One General] danger-rat:
Looking at that now - must've missed it in my frustration earlier...
[Nexus One General] seven2099:
guys I messed up :(

First time I did this it worked and I got the # sign..

:( but i didnt properly install stuff so now I'm unable to get back there..

Now when I run this it simply gives me the first VOLD message and sits there... no extra display messages.

"[*] vold: 1366 GOT start: 0x000142a8 GOT end : 0x000142e8"

and then instead of getting the list of random messages my phone does nothing..

Also, the first time I ran gingerbreak it unmounted my SD, now it doesnt do that...

Could you guys point me in the right direction? No clue as to why it shouldnt work now..

EDIT:

Inserted External SD and it WORKS BABY!!!!!
[Nexus One General] sarshadd:
same. avgjoemama had the same problem.

something is wrong but idk what it is.
[Nexus One General] avgjoemomma:
I guess we'll need to wait for a modified version that works with the GRI40 on the Nexus One:confused:
[Nexus One General] baste07:
and for the Desire S aswell
[Nexus One General] sarshadd:
I can't get my root to stick.

I have SuperUser.APK 2.3.6.1 installed ( my su is apparently out of date the .zip it placed on my SDcard is bad so i can't flash it). Is the out of date su the reason why superuser isn't granting, or asking to grant, things root?

or could su itself not have the right permissions set?

nvm it was the stupid out of date su, i flashed it manually.
[Nexus One General] Settler:
I also got "permission denied" after attempting ./GingerBreak and also try GingerBreak", not working
[Nexus One General] baste07:
i hope it can be all done by installing using the apk install way
[Nexus One General] lolobabes:
I had my N1 rooted when it was still on eclair but my honey wants her N1 rooted as well coz she envies some of my CM7's features but I am not yet ready for this, so techy for me so ill wait for a little while. The gingerbreak.apk version isn't that reliable yet though so am holding unto it. Keep up the good work sirs... ill be waiting patiently, ahihihi

by the way how do you remove this if youre not rooted?

"So if you want to run it again you need to remove these two files first:"

/data/loca/tmp/boomsh

/data/local/tmp/sh

thank you
[Nexus One General] toflames:
Hello,

For those of you that are stuck with the

sendmsg() failed?

or with the

[*] vold: 1294 idx: -105472 fault addr: 0xfffaf290

stuff going forever, try this :

1) Reboot your phone if you already ran the exploit since it has booted

2) Mount your SD card and copy everything to your hard disk

3) Format/Remove everything on your SD card

4) Reboot

5) Run the manual root method provided in this thread

6) Reboot your phone, copy back on the SD card all your data

That's it!
[Nexus One General] yxcv99:
I got the same error, here's a cap:
[Nexus One General] yxcv99:
@Azaraith

I got the problm fixed. You should download the GingerBreak.tgz file again. Since yesterday some errors got fixed.

Now I got stuck on the sendmsg() Problem.

/edit:

BAAAMM!!

I did:

1) Reboot your phone if you already ran the exploit since it has booted

2) Mount your SD card and copy everything to your hard disk

3) Format/Remove everything on your SD card

4) Reboot

And now I got '[!] dance forever my only one'
[Nexus One General] daron19:
did a hard reset after trying with the other method(gingerbreak.apk) on my galaxy ace now i downloaded the new gingerbreak.tgz still hangs at

[*] vold: 0087 GOT start: 0x000153b4 GOT end: 0x000153f4

any ideas?
[Nexus One General] baste07:
any one tried this for Desire S?
[Nexus One General] HellBunny:
I can't get the root to stick either. I am using the su bundled with Superuser.apk 2.3.6.1. Are you saying the su in the apk is out of date? Where did you get the right version of su?
[Nexus One General] jasonlotp:
It seems that clearing out you SD card is key to making Gingerbreak run fast.

I've got past running GingerBreak but now I'm stuck at a supposedly root shell with permission issues:

Any ideas?
[Nexus One General] HellBunny:
I had the same problem. I follow the steps in post #9.

Execute the following before copying files to /system/bin

# chmod 777 /system/bin

Reset the permission afterward.

# chmod 755 /system/bin

However, I can't get the root to stick after existing the shell. Permission denied when trying to execute su.
[Nexus One General] danger-rat:
Check your permissions on busybox and su. I blindly assumed they had changed, but when I checked, they hadn't. Check, and re do the permissions...
[Nexus One General] soiioz:
after resetting the permissions, u need to type

chmod 4755 /system/bin/su

chown root /system/bin/su

chmod 4755 /system/bin/busybox

I'm not sure about the second line, but i managed to make the root stick after typing these commands
[Nexus One General] HellBunny:
@danger-rat & soiioz

Thanks both for the tips. What will the ls-l outputs look like for busybox and su if the permission is changed successfully? I will give it a shot again tonight.