yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
Why would be posting something in it's original form be sketchy? RUUs come as an EXE. You have to extract the zip from them.

I mean, if people are worried about a virus extract it. I don't see people freaking out over APKs being posted, when it is just as easy if not easier to drop malware into an APK.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
I will do a comparison in about 30 minutes, but I believe it is the same rom.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] whewstoosae:
Thanks for keeping us posted.

Sent from my Thunderbolt.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Samsuck:
Lets hope it's modified.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] KidJoe:
I downloaded the RRU EXE from the OP... pulled the ROM.ZIP out of it and did a FC /BIN against PG05IMG_Mecha_VERIZON_WWE_1.13.605.7_Radio_1.16.00.0402w_NV_8k_1.41_9k_1.64_release_182727_signed.zip

There were differences found.

I'll leave it to the experts to pull apart the ROM.ZIP in this RRU EXE and figure out exactly what those differences are, and if they mean anything to us.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
Insignificant differences. Our leak is newer by 2 hours or so, probably due to the typo in OP's android-info.txt

Our leak last week:

4fcc7cf0c4b112667e5caa5a2a4557ee PG05IMG_Mecha_VERIZON_WWE_1.13.605.7_Radio_1.16.00.0402w_NV_8k_1.41_9k_1.64_release_182727_signed.zip

4563420e614d5e53e59f321173c1942f android-info.txt

modelid: PG0510000
cidnum: VZW__001
mainver: 1.13.605.[COLOR="Red"]7[/COLOR]
hbootpreupdate:12

d78736e582835ca8588a2231c3b10751 boot_signed.img

642bd1f7f725afc73cb4a29b68295ce5 dzdata_4g.img

69197c0150647a6e64284f5b86733e1d dzdata_8g.img

bfa2f3ac5eb3bcf67af23509b4081999 hboot_7630_1.04.0000_110223.nb0

373745d310240a57b8e360a40e648178 mdm9k.img

a9a190c7c6d16ea427ae8f87148b2833 mdmrcdata_1.64.img

aa5ab6837c5ef4fe602ea8b5ee6ae544 radio.img

1f3f4bb112112c3cf37ac6c0aa0ecfd8 rcdata_1.41.img

21ec1d69995fe76d160024de3248b1f5 recovery_signed.img

ab292cb7559e79e6451311a0a84e57b8 splash1.nb0

3fd48a7fcb6193b636b2d33d84db9fb4 system.img

dd8785b9c7975d458114169f4e5312d4 tp_atmel224_20aa.img

470b08ffcbc397412b4b9f13772e6751 tp_atmelc12_20aa.img

RUU From this OP

ef0e5765ae58aef754035c21040ca62d PG05IMG_Mecha_VERIZON_WWE_1.13.605.7_Radio_1.16.00.0402w_1_NV_8k_1.41_9k_1.64_release_182746_signed.zip

84d3599ce33a1c6255f7e3200eb8ce69 android-info.txt This file contains a typo.

modelid: PG0510000
cidnum: VZW__001
mainver: 1.13.605.[COLOR="red"]6[/COLOR]
hbootpreupdate:12

d78736e582835ca8588a2231c3b10751 boot_signed.img

642bd1f7f725afc73cb4a29b68295ce5 dzdata_4g.img

69197c0150647a6e64284f5b86733e1d dzdata_8g.img

bfa2f3ac5eb3bcf67af23509b4081999 hboot_7630_1.04.0000_110223.nb0

373745d310240a57b8e360a40e648178 mdm9k.img

ba7a075936b276817b0f732e4fb7534c mdmnv_Mecha_9600_NV_MFG_VZW_1.64_0211_PRL58008.nb

5dcd8f9b7bb15e25762b6f9aec8ddc4c nv_Mecha_8655_NV_MFG_eMMC_VZW_1.41_0211_PRL58008.nb

aa5ab6837c5ef4fe602ea8b5ee6ae544 radio.img

21ec1d69995fe76d160024de3248b1f5 recovery_signed.img

ab292cb7559e79e6451311a0a84e57b8 splash1.nb0

3fd48a7fcb6193b636b2d33d84db9fb4 system.img

dd8785b9c7975d458114169f4e5312d4 tp_atmel224_20aa.img

470b08ffcbc397412b4b9f13772e6751 tp_atmelc12_20aa.img
[Thunderbolt Android Development] darkuni:
I'm a bit slow .. :)

So is this good to install or no?

I rolled my TB back to stock so I would get the OTA update.

Can I just do this? I'm fine without root for awhile ...

Thanks to everyone involved that keeps us up with this stuff.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
My advice is to not install it, but wait for OTA if you are unrooted stock. It is due any time.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] :
Why does this one have .6 for main version and the other. 7?

Just wondering. I'm not familiar with these things
[Thunderbolt Android Development] darkuni:
Thanks for the fast reply.

I'll hold out .. right now, I can't even REACH the Update Center on the phone, so they are up to something.

Quick question while you're here ... I rolled back to stock, but the STATUS message in SOFTWARE UPDATE doesn't show anything - that doesn't seem right to me.

I'm not NEW to doing this, obviously - but I want to make sure :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Jrocker23:
it was a typo in the post....

also if you flashed the leak from last week or so, you will see it says had an older version #. It was edited to protect the leaker and the file info showed up as the original stock rom version, so technically anyone that flashed the leak already has the new OTA.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
Football, thanks for keeping us in RUUS!!!!!

Likely a typo, as pointed out in my breakdown.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jlevy73:
+1, I think all 450 posts from Football have been leaked or official RUUs. And if my memory serves correct, all of his are in the form of an .exe file. And if there is anyone that is reliable, it's that guy.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] :
My apologies, the breakdown looked different on my phone than on the xda site.

I see now.

I like the leaked radio but it just reboots too much :( hopefully the non rooters who get their OTA don't experience the same thing.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
If the OTA is identical, and it is not a network caused issue. They will get the reboots.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] SmiLey497:
You sure it's not the kernel you run, my phone rebooted once until I changed the kernel, now I have no problems.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] papped:
Yeah I've never had a single reboot on the new radio unless it was due to flashing a kernel the phone didn't like, in which case it went away completely once I switched kernels...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] :
I've tried it with leankernel, and also with bamf 4.3a

i even got rid rid of setcpu in case it was my profiles

What kernel are you running? Maybe I can go back to the leak and try a couple of things.

Thanks
[Thunderbolt Android Development] papped:
bamf 4.3b right now, previously tried 4.4.2 without issues, and the latest drodspeed.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
It reboots on he HTC kernel.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ruddogg:
I'm on jcase's leaked RUU with Adrynalyn's 4.3b kernal. I've had 1 reboot & 1 shutdown (which I think was due to using the profile in setcpu to for temp > 50 degrees)

Basically no issue with the leak.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] SmiLey497:
I'm using imoseyon safe kernel on bamf 1.6.1
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tbcpn:
On some ROM/Kernel combination in the past, I had SetCPU installed and uninstalled the app without Clear Data prior to uninstall. While I don't know for certain it was causing any issues, there was some weirdness, so I reinstalled SetCPU, did a Clear Data, then uninstalled and rebooted and the strangeness went away.

Maybe coincidence, but no problems thereafter.

Maybe one of the devs/pros here can comment on whether the system "holds" SetCPU settings (assuming something was changed) after it is uninstalled without clearing data.

BTW, I'm running BAMF 1.6 Debloat with Adryn's 4.3a Kernel and the new radio--runs like a champ.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] modus81:
Is there a way to install and keep root?!

I wanna update my phone, but I still wanna keep root.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
Use the unsigned one I released.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] modus81:
Where Can I find the unsigned one? Could you link me to it? Thanks in advance!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1041514
[Thunderbolt Android Development] MegaSam:
If you're not rooted, will this format the device?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
Both will. If you are not rooted, just wait for hte OTA
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Ubermicro13:
Thanks again football for.another release. You and your magical ways of getting s33creet files.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] yatman60:
I think the poster is a big boy and can stick up for himself if he feels offended. He apparently doesn't so why waste the energy over basically nothing?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] adrynalyne:
Why are you starting crap up again, that was clearly over?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] miketoasty:
Agreed.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mrchambo:
+1 adrynalyne...

jc
[Thunderbolt Android Development] g00s3y:
Do these steps for me please...

1. Read your post

2. Comprehend it

3. Take your own advice and stfu about it, you wasted energy to make that post that was over "nothing"...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] PlankLongBeard:
Thanks JCase for the UnSigned Version :) I was having severe LTE issues and after the radio update and all, all is well.. signal and system is running strong.. :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
Troll much? I'll bite anyways.

Because this kind of crap is how you chase someone off. When someone brings worthwhile things, we tend to not want to sour them of our community.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] GoldenCyn:
Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dadsterflip:
Just wanna clarify things. people thats on the bamf or recent leak shouldn't worry about updating anymore or getting it? Or still update so we can be on the official ota?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Jaxidian:
Quick answer: Correct, don't worry about this.

Slightly less quick answer: I don't think there is any reason to install this for anybody. If you want to be on latest OTA, then unroot (there's a stickied thread on it) and take the OTA. If you want to be on OTA but rooted, there's another thread for it. This thread really doesn't have anything we're interested in. It's good that Football got this to us, but I don't think we need this one, this time.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dsb9938:
TB is the first place I've ever seen people not expecting an EXE for delivery of an RUU.

It's a flashing utility, it is meant to run. DUH.

I prefer to get them that way.

D
[Thunderbolt Android Development] iamsupreme:
yatman, why are you such a tool? It's assclowns like you that drive away good people in the community. Why don't you just piss off and keep your comments to yourself?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] yatman60:
Try not to hurt yourself with those big words.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dadsterflip:
Thank you.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] :
http://www.droid-life.com/2011/05/04/htc-thunderbolt-update-delayed/

Looks like VZW pulled the update. I wonder why?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] akanatrix:
It wasn't ready anyway.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] fillyo:
Good, maybe they will fix some more issues, I'm rooted so I have the update, it seems to be better, but I can live with any bugs.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Newt:
Please find one for the old faithful incredible lol
[Thunderbolt Android Development] oldnavyguy:
Does this newest leak suffer from the reboots? I'm consodering flashing it since the OTA has been delayed. Any thoughts?

HTC Thunderbolt Stock
[Thunderbolt Android Development] RegnierD:
I know! Everybody keeps getting all this love, but not the DInc. I headed over here to make sure they knew they had a new RUU just in case it was some fresh-baked Gingerbread, but, clearly, they already know, and it's not. :P I'm checking 911Sniper multiple times a day now, so when we get a leak, I'ma be on it like Scott Pilgrim to his hipster girlfriend.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] akanatrix:
This RUU is actually older than the one Jcase uploaded.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] iamsupreme:
I wish I could punch you. Punch you real good and hard right in the face.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mike.s:
LOL. Mr. Hankey, is that really you?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ray5780:
God from one mud pit to another huh? I still love the Thunderbolt but come on verizon, get with htc and google and thinktank this monster and fix it.
[Galaxy S II General] ECrispy:
That's the only thing I'd change about the hardware. I like the standard '4 softkeys' layout used in many other android phones, a hard button is just harder to use, prone to mechanical failure, and not as elegant.

I think Samsung was trying to keep the same layout as the Galaxy S, but since the rest of the phone is so different, I wish they hadn't.
[Galaxy S II General] murklor:
Well... I'm sure that some day in the near future, there will come a phone that's simply one giant touch screen with like a millimeter bezel. We dont really need the softkeys either.
[Galaxy S II General] virussnake:
harder to use? seriously?

and why are soft keys sturdier than hardware keys???
[Galaxy S II General] soraxd:
i like having hardware to rely on, i feel more sound knowing i can always long press to get my task manager going, idk if id trust a soft key task manager.. i feel like if my phone is lagging the soft key may as well.. well it may all just be in my head, but i feel better
[Galaxy S II General] intruda119:
As nice as my samsung vibrant soft keys were, they lag terrible after the stock fw. I dont mind hardware button and didnt remember samsung galaxy s ever have a problem with the hardware button.
[Galaxy S II General] jimbiye:
Guess it's a preference thing...'cause I actually like the physical button in the middle...
[Galaxy S II General] NIK516:
I don't like the button also, samsung tried to follow the iPhone recipe but the phone is just that good that it did not need to. doesn't need a hw button in my opinion.
[Galaxy S II General] pulser_g2:
TBH these days all buttons are "soft keys". They just send a signal to an input controller. If it locks up, tough :p

The hero had a hard-combination that rebooted it in almost any situation (call + menu + end call), but they are physical buttons...

What does this mean? Well, tbh you can get to your task manager just as easy with a soft-key capacitive button, as if it's locked up, neither will work :p (presuming we are talking the same definition of locked up being hugely loaded on CPU, where a task needs killed?)
[Galaxy S II General] snoopstah:
I hated the soft keys on my Nexus One. They seemed very finicky to register and had a couple of hundred millisecond delay before the haptic feedback kicked in as well, which made them very unpleasant to use.

The S II's software keys seem much nicer to use, but as far as I'm concerned I would ideally like all the keys to be hardware, as on the HTC Desire.
[Galaxy S II General] RogerPodacter:
i have mixed feelings. the softkeys are better for ergonomics and speed of flow. tapping around the screen quicly to do your daily tasks and then tapping the back or menu button just flows easily, they are all screen taps and only need light pressure. tap-tap-tap-TAP-tap-tap etc

but having to throw in a hardware button into that ruins the muscle motion. tap-tap-tap-tap-tap and press-tap-tap-tap. its way easier to just go with all touch screen taps rather than having to switch it up to a hardware button.

HOWEVER, the physical button makes it better for screen wake up to not have to always hit the power button. and in a "smart" world the physical button would also be a notification light, so that would be the other advantage. but samsung didnt think too hard on this last point...duh.
[Galaxy S II General] ECrispy:
I agree with the point about wakeup - its easier to hit the big button. I wish phones would let you use any of the hardware buttons to wakeup.
[Galaxy S II General] krabman:
Agree with every word. Not a deal breaker and I never used the search button except as a long press so I dont miss that. Any hard button can break though which is a downer and this one being the home button it will certainly see plenty of use. Hopefully the button is robust unlike the hardware buttons on my N1.
[Galaxy S II General] samjpullen:
Must say I wasnt sure coming from a Desire on having 3 buttons and 2 of those being touch...

But i love it and can't get use to using my Desire S now!... love having the 3 buttons with the proper buttom as the home :)
[Galaxy S II General] kitsVA:
I think it's a smart decision to have at least one hw key. I hate having to stretch finger all the way to power button to unlock my phone. I personally prefer all hw keys like Xperia's.

Hope expansys ships my today's order in time for weekend :-)
[Galaxy S II General] Scared27:
I love having 1 hardware button and 2 soft keys (I'm glad there is no search button, I hate it).
[Galaxy S II General] steve228uk:
The hardware buttons on my old Desire is what sold it to me over the Nexus. I love the big button that's easy to find in the dark.

I do miss the search button but Samsung have got around that wherein if you hold down menu the search box comes up in apparently that require one.
[Galaxy S II General] silverwolf0:
I want call and end buttons. BUT

Touch buttons are way easier to use and navigate with while tapping.

Compromise would be really easy to push shallow buttons. Really easy to push. But not too easy.

I like to END my calls with a nice firm push.
[Galaxy S II General] vinokirk:
I wish it had more hardware buttons!

I personally really hate the lack of an 'end call' hardware button. If you ring someone by accident and the phone crashes and your left on the phone to somone you dont want to be, and your fiddling about trying to pull the battery! Theres loads more examples of needing a hardware 'end call' button. I miss it :(
[HTC Aria Android Development] LlabTooFeR:
[ROM]RUU_Liberty_Froyo_S_hTC_Asia_TW_2.37.709.11_Radio_ 47.54.35.20_7.13.35.13_release

Here new RUU for Liberty

http://www.filefactory.com/file/cb1...54.35.20_7.13.35.13_release_165525_signed.exe

Enjoy!
[HTC Aria Android Development] jdwhite87:
What is this?
[HTC Aria Android Development] joachim123:
yeah what is this? i dont trust it at all
[HTC Aria Android Development] tpbklake:
It is the HTC Froyo update for the Asian HTC Aria. It also has HBOOT loader 1.02, so don't flash this if you want to keep root.

For those of you that are familiar with Liberated Aria FR008, this is the source of the Hong Kong kernel that is available on that thread. From the dates, it appears that this version falls between the Gratia Froyo ROM that was released in Dec 2010 and the AT&T Froyo ROM that was released at the end of Jan 2011.

Best advice is to stick with Liberated Aria FR008 or Gene Poole's Liberated 2.2.2 and ignore this.
[HTC Aria Android Development] jwzg:
Football has posted several official RUU's for different devices. Normally these are posted well in advance of their release. He's to be trusted.
[HTC Aria Android Development] jdwhite87:
Do we know what was changed in the rom between the two releases? If you extracted the rom and flashed that, it wouldn't upgrade the hboot would it?
[HTC Aria Android Development] tpbklake:
You DO NOT want to flash this ROM!!! It has HBOOT 1.02, just like the AT&T update, so it will render your Aria unrootable.

The biggest change between this ROM and the AT&T ROM is that the AT&T ROM is based on Android/Froyo 2.2.2 code base whereas this ROM is based on the original Android/Froyo 2.2 code base.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Noobla_Khan:
Wouldn't suggest trying that unless someone you trust has done it. There are already some fine 2.2 and 2.2.2 roms built from the HTC source, not sure why anyone would want to take a chance on un-rooting their phone to test that theory.
[HTC Aria Android Development] tleung11:
so if this rom is flashed, it cannot root anymore, even with something like clockwork now?
[HTC Aria Android Development] tpbklake:
Yes that is correct. The only way this ROM can be rooted is to use the XTC Clip device to S-OFF the device. Once the device has Security Off you can flash a custom recovery and root the device, but there is no software solution available that will root this ROM.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Tokobo:
This might be necro, but I want to flash this onto my Taiwan HTC, is this the direct upgrade to the one here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=877047 ? (my phone is currently under warranty, so I don't want to break the warranty first).

Because I tried to do an OTA update but I went to settings > about phone, and I don't see a System update tab.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Mickey Mouse:
Tested with this ROM. Asia but no Vietnamese. Only Chinese and English.

Anyone has ROM with Vietnamese, please share it. Thanks in advance
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wongyung:
i just root my atrix ver 4.1.83, also see superuser in my phone, but can not install non market software, why? please help.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CaelanT:
Gladenable i believe for sideloading.

Sent from WinBorg 4G using XDA Premium App
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rockero_turvo:
i update today and in app menu unown source check mark apear. good or bad?

sorry for my bad english
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CaelanT:
Good. Check the box.

Sent from WinBorg 4G using XDA Premium App
[Vibrant General] droidfan77:
My Gmail App hasn't been pushing my emails for the last week or so. Is there a way to fix this? I've tried going in to the app settings and clearing the data but that hasn't helped.

I'm running:

Trigger 3.0.1

Overstock Kernal 2.4.1

No Task killers
[Vibrant General] ld006:
only 2 things I can think of...some file got corrupted or maybe a bad flash, try uninstalling gmail completely with titanium backup/root explorer and download gmail from the market
[Vibrant General] droidfan77:
I just updated to Trigger 3.2 and it seems to have fixed the problem. By the way your theme for Trigger rocks!
[Vibrant General] lidroid:
did you disable google service framework?
[Vibrant General] droidfan77:
How do you disable the Google Service framework?
[General Topics] docfreed:
by using the "jump to your device tab" or even searching in Devices>Acer????
[Xperia Play General] mhbmutu:
what is bloatware and what is safe to remove from rooted xperia play?
[Xperia Play General] waz000000:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1053469

lazy! there are 3 threads on the second page about this already :/
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lennshow66:
Hey,

I need to send my phone back to HTC for a repair because my phone isnt charging correctly, however i think i should un-soff and unroot etc...

Can anyone please tell me how to do this and point me to the correct rom, my desire is branded with orange.

Thanks! :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Meaple:
Use an ruu. Pretty sure you can find it
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SwiftSmoke:
after doing a search it seems Orange RUUs have never been released officially so it doesnt look good im afraid :(
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lennshow66:
okay but if I flash HTC ruu will it restore my device to stock?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SwiftSmoke:
Well u can flash a generic HTC ruu but it still won't have the Orange branding or Orange bloatware apps
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] youandwhosearmy:
Not been able to find the stock Orange ROM myself. I'm still struggling to get past the rooting stage to get rid of my Orange ROM. I've followed the video tutorial but keep getting stuck at the CID error. How do you manage to get rid of the Orange bloatware on your device?
[Android Apps and Games] add119:
http://wireless.ign.com/articles/113/1136890p1.html

Requirement is for android 2.1 os.

Phone to have to play this are:

xpedia x10 and xpedia play aka psp phone.

Droid 1

Droid x

Droid 2

HTC G2,Desire hd

HTC EVO,INCREDIBLE,evo shift

Google Nexus one and nexus s.

and other high end and mid end devices.

screen size of 3.5 inches and up

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50pNU2EFN_o
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] markawashington:
Doesnt want to install says (Install blocked)(For security, your phone is set to block installation of applications not obtained from Andriod Market) first of all I got amazon app store on nook through mybackup pro from last auto nooter... beside that choosing app installer auto closes app and doesnt install.. is there a folder that I can get to to install Manual until fix.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chibucks:
does MN have the nookcolor tools? if so, toggle the market apps / non-market apps checkbox and try it again...
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cityoke2:
Try going to settings, applications, and check uknown sources.