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[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tohg2:
when i plug the usb in i dont hear a sound. the phone will only boot into "fastboot mode".

when i do fast boot devices i see "38328e03afbf00ec fastboot"
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
bootloader mode is for fastboot. you wont be using ADB to recover your device.

you unzip the file. it should be like: clockwork-recovery-version..blah blah blah.img

rename it to "recovery.img" assure that your "fastboot" appears as "fastboot.exe" and not just "fastboot." if it is "fastboot" you need to go into folder options and show extensions otherwise you'll be trying to flash "recovery.img.img" and SDK wont recognize it
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matt2053:
Make sure you are typing the full file path, for example on my setup its "fastboot flash recovery c:\android\tools\recovery.img"
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tohg2:
file extensions are being shown and it is named recovery.img. still saying cannot load "recovery.img" i have tried several recovery downloads from different sources. as for file size of the img its 3,988kb sound right? i tried fastboot oem lock and unlock and everything worked fine. is there another recovery img i can try. maybe a stock recovery or somehting?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tohg2:
ok so i tried "fastboot flash recovery c:\program files (x86)\android\android-sdk\tools\recovery.img" exactly and still nothing i have the path modified in the system so i was under the assumption that i didnt have to write out the whole path in the command prompt.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
cd C:\program files (x86)\android-sdk\tools\

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

is what you want to do.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tohg2:
tried that path and still got nothing. i re-booted my pc thinking that would help and now i cant find my device with fastboot devices. adb isnt recognized either now. i just cant catch a break. although i suppose its my fault. i really appreciate you going back and forth with me like this. with all the trouble i am having does trying odin make any sense? i searched a bit but there dosent seem to be alot of info on that either
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matt2053:
Odin is last resort. If fastboot devices shows your phone you will be able to flash recovery. Reinstall phone drivers and get fastboot to work. Then get back to trying to flash recovery. I really think it is some small mistake. Did you exctract the zip of recovery and copy the .img file?

The error you were getting means the appropriate file was not found in the file path you specified, so its not a phone error.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tohg2:
got it. the first line in my command promt kept saying c:\users\dana>. i couldn't delete it so i ignored it and kept typing in the path after that but i guess it was always looking in users/dana and that wasn't where the img file was. i put the img file alone in the users/dana folder and it worked. i guess i am a bit slow to understanding the command prompt. thanks again for everyone's help and patience
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matt2053:
Cool! Glad you got it, good job!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KritinC:
Please help, I'm having the exact the same problem

I know, I shouldn't have play around with my phone since I don't know much about rooting the device.

My phone booted into Andriod logo with an unlocked, I have successful downloaded

clockwork recovery 3.0.2.5 and rename it to recover.img

I ran following command

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img and it was successful..

I tired to reboot my phone after that as normal but I'm still getting the same screen which only showing the Android Logo with an unlocked lock.

I'm not sure what I am suppose to do after need to get my phone to work again, any help would be appreciated.

Thank you, :confused:
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FaithCry:
my photos have been disappearing into thin air, and yes i've been checking to see if it is actually gone through connecting to the computer... is anyone else having this glitch?

is there anyway to fix?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darklord74:
Same problem. I haven't found answer yet...
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LuvinN1:
If you use a file manager (Root explorer) can you see the files? Make sure you can see hidden files. If a dot is placed infront of the file name then it is hidden and cannot be seen in the gallery. If that is the case, delete the dot as that makes it a hidden file.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LuvinN1:
Or if a .nomedia file is placed somewhere in the folder, delete it.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anremi:
Where does this photos came from?

Downloaded from web?

Have you deleted this photos from the download list without changing their name or location?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] obsanity:
Try this:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14813409&postcount=9
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] praveenmarkandu:
this used to happen to me when I connected my phone to my PC via USB. my phone ringtones also used to reset. this no longer happens to me when i use gingerbread 2.3.4

i suggest you update if you havent already. also as an extra precaution now, i always backup my photos on Picasa.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] housry23:
I don't think they are deleting, they are just taking a long time to load. This has been discussed many times and the conclusion is that because the CPU is "busy" it takes a long time for the photos to load and if you wait long enough they will appear. I think there is a fix, but I am not sure.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] puntchiel:
A few days ago I succesfully (at least I thought so..) flashed my Desire to Cyanogenmod 7 using Amon-ra and it worked perfectly, until today out of nowhere my screen is black with a couple of white lines from top to bottom. One minute it worked as normal, and a couple of minutes later when I pressed the top button to unlock it, the screen was all weird. The touch functions of the screen seem to work as normal, I can unlock the screen, shut it down, power it up, enter my pin etc (blindly) but I see only the vertical lines so it's hard to check what's going on. I do see that the lines "move" when something changes on the screen, like when I unlock it, I see that the screen does react on it, but only some lines appear, move or disappear. For the rest, the sound works as normal when I turn op the volume, as does the vibrating.

I have a PVT4 S-on (thats all I remember) if it makes any difference.

Picture is from a camera, not a screenshot. Looks a bit yellow or so but the background is black, and the lines are white.

Does anyone know what it caused and what I can do to fix it? Maybe reset it or reflash it someway?

Many thanks in advance!!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] len.asdf:
Where's the picture? :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Meaple:
You might want to give HTC a ring.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] len.asdf:
Request from puntchiel, a picture of his mobile phone:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13976378/P1050923.JPG
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] puntchiel:
Hm I forgot the picture, my friend len posted a link for me, for Im not yet able to do that cauz Im a nub :rolleyes:

Thx len!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Meaple:
Yeh, send it to HTC or your carrier. It looks so ****ed :P
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] puntchiel:
Well, sending it back and profiting from my insurance is my last option cuz I wont have it back for at least a month. :mad: Does anyone know what it could have caused or what could be a way to solve this highly annoying thing? I can't imagine that it is a hardware problem that occured this sudden... And the screen is reacting to my input but it only shows the frikkin lines! So I hope that it is a software problem. I just have no idea how to solve it, so thats why I'm asking the pro's on this forum :D
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] puntchiel:
And btw, if I'm sending it back I need to make sure that they don't find out of the custom software on my device. That leaves me only two options I quess, fixing it or completely smashing it... So if someone at least knows how to use a RUU or something via my PC (without having to use the screen of my desire), your help is very much appreciated!!!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crazyscott:
Ohh yeah thats helpful; i am sure he did not think to contact htc himself
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nidzo80:
That picture recalls bad experience with my ex Nokia 5800xm. I had to replace display.

Maybe it is not same case but it looks same.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HansWurst1099:
I have exactly the same problem, flashed cm7 on my desire a few months ago.

Worked all fine.

Then yesterday all of a sudden i had a black screen with white lines.

Maybe you, puntchiel, have found any sollution?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] puntchiel:
I'm sorry Hanswurst, I had my ensurance company pick up my device and they replaced the screen, so I asume it was a hardware problem. I wish I could help you buddy. Good luck with it!
[General Questions and Answers] kostas-menu:
hi.i have unfortunately lost my keystores password and now i cant make an update to my applications....any idea how to restore it?is it possible?thanks!!:)
[Galaxy S II General] Staceymobiler:
I'm another person luckily enough to be given a galaxy s2 direct from samsung :) anyway i've already done a short review if anyone cares to watch...and i plan on doing a few more videos too!

you can get to my videos at my youtube through my twitter account which is staceymobiler, or you can head to my blogspot which is staceysamsungmobiler.blogspot.com

Any feedback is welcome, i think some of you might have already seen some of us samsung mobilers around before on here anyway!

:)
[Galaxy S II General] kreoXDA:
Welcome Stacey!

Yes most of us have already enjoyed your video review.

Thanks for chiming in here, hope you will provide even more useful info and compliment our friend Dom here :)
[Galaxy S II General] Master05:
Hey Stacey, first of all thank you for your review, was quite nice to watch :)

The recording quality was nice, you let us have a look onto the stuff that comes out of the box with our beloved SGSII. You elaborated on the hardware specs as well as software (OS/Hubs). Then you told us about the battery life which sounds very promising :)
[Galaxy S II General] Staceymobiler:
ahh yes Dom! he's a great guy! we're both loving our new phones! But yes, any questions don't hesitate to send them my way and i'll do my best to help! :)
[Galaxy S II General] EleCtrOx666:
Nice to see some more mob!lers on this forum. If I happen to have a question, I will ask you :).
[Galaxy S II General] somevietguy:
i have a feeling the OP is imposter... i dont think its the same stacey from the video review dom posted
[Galaxy S II General] silverwolf0:
What are your biggest negatives about the phone? If you say mean things, will Samsung take the phone away?
[Galaxy S II General] EleCtrOx666:
Dunno, proves are always welcome, like Dom did.
[Galaxy S II General] mosd:
Is it the last version or do you have the demo version?
[Galaxy S II General] Staceymobiler:
i'm no imposter, Dom probably did post my video, we went to visit Samsung HQ in south korea together at the end of last year :) erm biggest negatives on the phone....as of yet i havent found any...don't think samsung would take the phone away, they're open to constructive criticism
[Galaxy S II General] kreoXDA:
Stacey this is what these guys are referring to :)

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13150595&postcount=24

basically Dom shot his message on here and posted a vid on his site.

not that we do not trust you :)
[Galaxy S II General] Staceymobiler:
ok guys, i'll play ball! :) i'm just uploading it to my channel now :)
[Galaxy S II General] Demiourgos:
Hi! How do you like the sound quality via earphones? (maybe not the stock ones) ;)
[Galaxy S II General] EleCtrOx666:
Here's the proof

[YOUTUBE]RoFiASEkz7U[/YOUTUBE]

Legit. Welcome
[Galaxy S II General] kreoXDA:
Who is going to be the first Mob!ler to upload a video of gorilla glass test? ;)

Stacey - if you do it, just do not use your rings or earrings with diamonds, they cut GG like butter.
[Galaxy S II General] Staceymobiler:
i'll give you an answer tomorrow...i left my sennheiser ones at work :P

as for a gorilla glass test...i might leave that to Dom...he has a bigger earing collection than me! ;) jk
[Galaxy S II General] atomikpt:
Hi stacey.

Does it come with the Samsung package any cable to connect to the TV? Like HDMI?

Does it refer anything on specification of having NFC?

Can you know if there are any available to buy? at what cost?

I would really wanna know that before buying. Sorry so many questions.

Regards.
[Galaxy S II General] EleCtrOx666:
For question 1, you've could have looked in her channel

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MT8Hxjp-8g
[Galaxy S II General] Staceymobiler:
In the box i received it only had the usb cable, however i do believe hdmi cables will be available to buy.

The model i have doesnt have nfc, i believe that will only be an option in some specific markets...or if the phone comes with the hardware (rf arial) it will be enabled in software at a later update.

Currently the new sgs2 is available for pre order, however i would check with your local vendor for network availability and specific release dates. In the UK the sgs2 is currently retailing for around £500 sim free

Hope this helps!
[Galaxy S II General] erahk64:
Hi Stacey.

I have a question.

Have you tried transferring movie files bigger than 4 GB to the internal memory

and SD card and checked if it’s possible to play the video?

It’s probably the same limit for the internal memory and SD card.

There has been discussions in forums that the max file size is 4GB.

You probably need to copy/rip a bluray movie to get a video file bigger than 4 GB.

EDIT:

Could you also test this with USB memory/stick containing the video file and connected to micro USB if possible ?

SGS2 is supposed to have USB On-The-Go.
[Wildfire Android Development] ruymanca:
The ROM takes about 10 minutes to start for the first time since the beginning makes for a facility, I recommend formatting the memory trageta do a clean install or possibly delete the folders: ANDROID, LOST DIR ANDROID as these folders SECURE conflicts created by data from the old roms

I recommend making partitions ie swap64mb ext512 and the rest as fat32 mind too expensive or necessarily recommend formatting the card will memory or possibly delete the folders in the same android, haer all the wipes, the Rom takes a few minutes to make first start since being installed all the extras on the first boot takes 3 to 5 minutes, once this echo this start and made ​​previous settings obligation is to do a reboot for full functionality telefeno

Installation of the rom:

1. reboot in recovery mode

2. we wipes all

3. selected to install update sip

4. restart the tlf

5. enter the terminal console and register the following:

his press enter

# a2sd cachesd or enter

the phone will reboot and have about 150 megs of free internal memory

Change log:

v.7.2 Hell Fire:

the base is the same pain ass than 7.1, but with some minor modifications to the consumer wifi

added he fears chose a topic very good

rate stable overclock to 768 as you can see

lower battery consumption

greater agility and speed of response menus

added some ringtones

bootanimation new

v7 finall:

* modificacion del framework como es habitual

* añadidos 2 temas en el teme choser

* añadidos fondps de pantalla

* añadidos los ton os de llamada

* kernell overclock

* optimozada para un menor consumo

* añadidas nuevas apps una de ellas muy buena de cambios de perfil

****************

Mod edit:

Download links temp removed due to presence of paid app "Root explorer"
[Wildfire Android Development] ShyamSasi:
Hi there,

Please post us the screenshots .. And the change log in English would be great ;)

Oops ... See the picture now
[Wildfire Android Development] juanchotolas:
Change log translation

Translation:

*Framework modded as usual

*Two themes added under theme chooser

*Added some wallpapers

*Some additional ringtones

*OC Kernel

*Optimized for a better handling (Since it doesn't say what got optimized, I guess he means that the memory usage is optimized)

*New apps added, including a profile switcher
[Wildfire Android Development] prihlopi4:
Is it support russian language?
[Wildfire Android Development] komunistvb:
This rom is based on CyanogenMod rom and it is have bug with browser force close i install opera mini and remove stock browser and after that it works;)
[Wildfire Android Development] pan_pietrek:
It seems to me that your ROM contains at least one paid app (as far as I can tell from the screenshot) - Camera 360 ultimate. Remove it and repackage everything since this kind of content is prohibited on this forum.
[Wildfire Android Development] ruymanca:
payment application that comes in the capture of ten go on my phone only and does not come installed in the rom just that the capture is made on my phone after 1 day with the capture cambiare rom but sorry for the inconvenience
[Wildfire Android Development] zexcrazy:
It would be nice to give at least any credit to developers of those icons you used :P
[Wildfire Android Development] leo_br1:
Where´s the version 7?
[Wildfire Android Development] tenerife1975:
Where´s the version 7?
[Wildfire Android Development] vadella:
Why there is no any good comments regrading this ROM,I'm using this ROM for several days,is good stable and faster ROM,however battery is running low faster.
[Wildfire Android Development] windywoo:
I would like to add my praise for this ROM. It was very smooth and stable and looked great with the icons in the Settings menu.
[Wildfire Android Development] tegap:
On my Buzz this ROM is very stable....., till now my buzz been on for 53 hrs 37 mnt and still have 26% battery level....

Keep it up GUYS dan THANK YOU for your contribution.....
[Wildfire Android Development] tegap:
Can you make this rom mod for HTC G2????
[Wildfire Android Development] Necrodais:
Looks fine to me, will test this out for sure.
[Wildfire Android Development] bichoudandy:
just try this room,,,but have little phone memory around 110 mb and have follow the instruction ,,,enter the terminal console and register the following:

his press enter

# a2sd cachesd or enter

the phone will reboot and have about 150 megs of free internal memory

but nothing happen,,,says a2sd invalid,,,,:(

anyone help please
[Wildfire Android Development] tegap:
for me its work alright,,,,

just make sure, from terminal mode:

type su ENTER

there will be prompt #

type a2sd cachesd ENTER

and just waiting the phone to reboot
[Wildfire Android Development] ruymanca:
new version of rom in download
[Wildfire Android Development] rolks:
link goes to v6
[Wildfire Android Development] 3xeno:
That's the older version. To get the latest version, click the Hell Fire link (v7.2)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] an9093:
hi

i want to increase the nexus s speed to 1400

i tried many roms but i couldnt find this option

so can you give me the best rom you recomend that help me achive this goal ?

and thank you
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
youre not looking for a rom, youre looking for a kernel. roms dont control cpu speed, unless they also included a OCed kernel. try morfics trinity 1.44ghz kernel.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
what you're looking for is a KERNEL that supports overclocking. not a ROM.

although a ROM may include a kernel that supports OC.

NSCollab has Netarchy's kernel included. So flashing that ROM would have what you're looking for. If you want to use another ROM that doesn't include a kernel with OC capabilities. Download Netarchy's kernel from his thread and flash the ROM then flash the kernel afterwards.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zehlek:
Can it do damage overclocking?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshthewaster:
Can it? Yes.

Will it? Probably not.

Should you overclock if you can't afford to ruin you phone? Probably not.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morfic:
I lost 6 kittens working on my kernel, still on the same phone though.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
great answer

poor kitty :eek:

(photo taken off of google images)
[EVO 4G General] tke0834:
An email came out last week from Sprint & their ploicy on rooted devices. I don't have a copy of this email (as of today I'm no longer working in a service center) but to summarize:

The service centers are to perform any hardware based service on a rooted device as normal. Sprint does not condone rooting your device & the tech is to tell you about the dangers of rooting your device then perform the repair as usual.

Obvoiusly, if you're running a custom rom they can't help with software issues...

So if you guys have cracked screens, broken cameras or what not. Take it to an ASC they'll fix it.
[EVO 4G General] NewZJ:
admiral ackbar says "its a trap!"
[EVO 4G General] comprog2000:
I've taken my rooted device in for repair many times. I've had a speaker replaced, 2 cracked camera lens. And a whole phone replaced when I shattered my screen. I always end up showing whatever custom Rom and kernel off to the employee that helps me out. Many times I find myself selling evos and Sprint service as people always ask me how I like the phone. As long as this customer service continues I'll be a customer of sprint's.
[EVO 4G General] Drewmungus:
Sweet I'll still return to stock if I need repairs(I like feeling safe) but its still nice for them to adopt a policy like that. I hope other carriers also think about copying sprint.
[EVO 4G General] dased14:
This would be great if its true, no more unrooting for repairs
[EVO 4G General] twiz0r:
Screenshot or it didn't happen...

Swyped via my cyanogenized and gingerbreaded EVO
[EVO 4G General] jb0134:
I've had four speakers and two screens replaced by my local sprint store (not corporate). They never had a problem with my phone being rooted. The tech has a rooted EVO. We've even compared roms we were running.
[EVO 4G General] mikel719:
That made me spit my pepsi out...
[EVO 4G General] DGreen1:
Sent from the best darn phone in the world! My HTC Evo
[EVO 4G General] Landara:
Wait what if I have a rooted sprint phone and take it into a Verizon store will they yell at me and keep my phone?
[EVO 4G General] GuestX0011:
It is a sprint phone why would you take it into a vzw STORE? ^.-
[EVO 4G General] anthonyandrews:
I think he was making a joke.
[EVO 4G General] SurferNerd6987:
I went to Sprint this morning to have my blown speaker replaced. They explicitly stated they would not work on my phone if had root. So I spent several hours today unrooting and rerooting. Guess my ASC didn't get the memo.
[EVO 4G General] Sunsparc:
Cracked screens are still not covered in-store, fyi. Asurion handles those.
[EVO 4G General] mlin:
I've taken my phone in while rooted for hardware repairs. However, this is absolutely awesome if this is Sprint's official position on the matter of rooting! One more reason to love Sprint! It would be nice if this meant that they would discourage HTC from using encrypted bootloaders for phones shipping to Sprint...
[EVO 4G General] Tyzing:
This would be wise on Sprints part. Those that are going to root will root regardless...BUT if you accept this then you may attract new customers that just want to make sure they are secure if something happens.

It's all adding up.

1. GV & Sprint partner (this can be used in great ways by people if they know how)

2. Google's Dev phone on Sprints network

3. Allowing rooting of devices

This could help them become the "Developer Service" if they continue to get good phones and dev phones. There is an opportunity to capture a market that nobody really has tapped into (well...T-Mobile tried but let's be honest, they suck)
[EVO 4G General] kf2m:
That is probably because Sprint got dragged to court under the The Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act (P.L. 93-637) of 1975, and lost.

http://www.mlmlaw.com/library/guides/ftc/warranties/undermag.htm