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[Defy General] mushrom:
im getting this at /var/log/messages

May 12 08:11:01 ubuntu kernel: [ 1192.928137] usb 1-6: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 9

May 12 08:11:01 ubuntu kernel: [ 1193.062719] usb 1-6: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice

May 12 08:11:04 ubuntu kernel: [ 1196.056253] usb 1-6: USB disconnect, address 9

May 12 08:11:17 ubuntu kernel: [ 1209.308069] usb 1-6: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 10

May 12 08:11:17 ubuntu kernel: [ 1209.442678] usb 1-6: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice

May 12 08:11:20 ubuntu kernel: [ 1212.436317] usb 1-6: USB disconnect, address 10

at udev, i cant see anything related to the phone...
[Defy General] tuxtm:
Those messages appear in the log file exactly when the phone is connected to the computer?

In my /var/log/messages other information appears when the phone is plugged in (like device manufacturer, device serial number etc) but all my log messages go into /var/log/messages (I'm using Gentoo at home), but in Ubuntu it seems that most of these messages go to /var/log/udev.

What version of sbf_flash did you use? The last version is 1.23 (mbm).

A few days ago I came across an article describing the udev configuration in order to be able to connect to the phone using adb. I don't know if this will help you since USB debugging must be turned on and for that you need a running android device. I'll send you the link via PM since I do not have enough posts in this forum to be allowed to write url's in the post.
[Defy General] mushrom:
ill post the last lines of the udev log, at night (3h actually)

but somehow i dont know why, but the behaviour is the same, gets conection, looses conection...

maybe is a hardware issue...
[Defy General] tuxtm:
Here's what's added in my /var/log/message when I connect my (working defy) via USB: (USB debugging is not turned on and the USB connection is set to charge only)

May 12 22:33:07 tuxtm kernel: [ 2506.674023] usb 1-4: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 3

May 12 22:33:07 tuxtm kernel: [ 2506.788858] usb 1-4: New USB device found, idVendor=22b8, idProduct=41d9

May 12 22:33:07 tuxtm kernel: [ 2506.788863] usb 1-4: New USB device strings: Mfr=1, Product=2, SerialNumber=3

May 12 22:33:07 tuxtm kernel: [ 2506.788866] usb 1-4: Product: MB525

May 12 22:33:07 tuxtm kernel: [ 2506.788869] usb 1-4: Manufacturer: Motorola

May 12 22:33:07 tuxtm kernel: [ 2506.788871] usb 1-4: SerialNumber: <serial_number_here>

May 12 22:33:07 tuxtm kernel: [ 2506.789567] scsi2 : usb-storage 1-4:1.0

May 12 22:33:08 tuxtm kernel: [ 2507.790153] scsi 2:0:0:0: Direct-Access Motorola MB525 0001 PQ: 0 ANSI: 2

May 12 22:33:08 tuxtm kernel: [ 2507.790684] sd 2:0:0:0: Attached scsi generic sg1 type 0

May 12 22:33:08 tuxtm kernel: [ 2507.792748] sd 2:0:0:0: [sdb] Attached SCSI removable disk
[Defy General] mushrom:
with lsusb i get nothing by connecting, if i put the battery in, the next 4sec i get a texas instruments device, then goes off

i guess is hw issue, im trading that brick for a working samsung wave device.

tyvm for the help, but i guess it was a fully brick.
[Defy General] pjgowtham:
ANSWER!!!

Flash sbf file using rsd lite............IT WORKS........I DID IT...........I THINK U R A NEWBIE
[Defy General] mushrom:
im a newbie, but, rsd cant recognise it, when i plug the phone without battery:

-white led ON

-put the battery (here i can press whatever button, no change)

-white led off

-pc detects new hw (motorola flashing device)

-3seconds

-pc looses conection with motorola flashing device

(even pressing show device at light speed once conected, i doesnt detect anything)

and since on linux i get same result (connect - disconect), it means isnt a pc issue (also tried on another pc)
[Defy General] philofax:
got an answer for you too

It's the little "arrow down" key on the left side of your keyboard. Just above the "CTRL" and "arrow up" Key.
[Defy General] omneon:
hallo.. i'm newbie. i got some proble in my defy

I made a mistake in ROM CM7: I "install the 2nd init". and the results stuck on the boot logo .. : (

I finally went into the boot loader, then flash again use 3.4.2_177 SBF-005_NORDIC (do not wipe the data) .. remain stuck at the boot logo. and I try to use flash SBF-Stock.UKTmobile 3.4.3_11 (not wipe the data) and the results .... still stuck>> it's just an animated logo appears only.

AND THEN ---------------------------------

for this case:

I want to get into stock recovery:

1. defy turn off, turn the power button + volume down (hold a while)

2. logo appears>> android +! (the menu does not appear anything)

3. and I do not know anymore what should I do: (

please help me

thanks before
[Defy General] philofax:
you did tap the lower right corner of your screen when android appeared, didn't you?
[Defy General] Fotogravin:
If right corner doesn't do the trick, try instead pushing both volume buttons at the same moment. Worked for me
[Desire General] chillar:
Hey there,

just tried the new google music app introduced by today's I/O Conference.

(In case you cant download on the market due to regional settings try to search for the apk by twitter)

One thing I realized was that the application is incredible slow, sluggish and makes the desire feel like an old device that is not capable of the requirements of the new ice scream sandwich android release.

What do you think? In case the whole OS is sluggish as the music app the days of the desire seem to be over.

Regards
[Desire General] jackie_jagger:
I used out both on my tab, and desire ! I'm not finding any lag what so ever! In fact it's bloody smooth

Tab - android 2.2

Desire - RCMix S - android 2.3.3

Edit: my only complain is there are no lockscreen controls
[Desire General] Fr_78:
Can you put the link please ?

I have no idea why this app is slow, sorry I can't help you.

Thanks in advance
[Desire General] jackie_jagger:
It's on the market for everyone in the US
[Desire General] mortenmhp:
Not slow at all here :)

Downloaded from market running on oxygen
[Desire General] dazzlet:
I love it it is so much better than the other music app
[Desire General] TheSobadef:
For root users who can't find it, use market enabler, and you'll be able to find it :)

CANADA FTW!!
[Desire General] dannylill1981:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1072855

apk is in this thread for you guys outside US
[Desire General] repel89:
Works ok for me on my Desire :)
[Desire General] Lothaen:
7mb is a fairly hefty app though :(
[Desire General] eibbig:
Running fine for me... CM7.0.3

Only problem is the PC version is not available in the UK so cant fully benefit! Hope it comes soon!!!!!!!!!!!
[Desire General] Cactus42:
Not slow at all, using DevNull and it flies here...

Not really, the details in the Manage Apps list aren't accurate, Angry Birds takes up 17Mb but only shows as 384Kb
[Desire General] chillar:
im running devnull myself, probably the fastest and cleanest rom around with the best performance. nevertheless you can see that the animations etc. are NOT fluid. I dont think anybody can deny that.
[Desire General] syed.shoaib:
Hey,

Have you installed some background music enhancer.. in my case installing livefx was slowing the app down. Now it is up in flames :D
[Desire General] cez10:
+1

i think its also pretty damn useless comparing to the other music apps on the market which have tons of useful settings etc

installed to try out the cloud which doesnt work anyway so it is a completely useless app for me
[Desire General] andQlimax:
Because it's on your sd card, the Managed Apps show the space that it take on ur internal memory...come on
[Desire General] Jakedude2011:
Thx, Danny. :)
[Desire General] taylerdurden:
Sluggish here in a Nexus One stock 2.3.4 :(
[Desire General] Lothaen:
got this on my desire and the xoom

my music beta website works fine, sync'd up some songs from the pc.

but can't seem to access the cloud songs on my phone/xoom

any idea how to authorize the phone device for the google account on the phone/xoom?

set it all up last night but still no sign of it working on my phone or xoom :(
[Xoom Accessories] slack04:
So, with the update, anyone think we can hook up a wireless receiver (I'm thinking the logitech unifying receiver) and use both the keyboard and mouse with it? That's how I do it with the laptop, just wondering if anyone can read (and understand) the release notes to see if this is possible...
[Xoom Accessories] :
Well the support is for USB keyboards and mice, so I doubt the PC setup you have will work since the xoom probably wont have the drivers for that specific receiver. Not to mention that sounds really cumbersome.
[Xoom Accessories] slack04:
Sorry, did I have this wrong? As I understood, this update enables USB host. Doesn't that mean that (assuming drivers were available) that USB keyboards and mice would work?

Not really that cumbersome, BTW- plenty of folk on here are already talking about connecting USB thumb drives. This setup would be the same, at least in terms of what's connected to the xoom. If you really need to know what I'm planning, here's what I have to set it up:

http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Note...AB9G/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1305066484&sr=8-8
[Xoom Accessories] :
That looks pretty nice you're right. I just Dont think the drivers will be supported.
[Xoom Accessories] slack04:
Gah. Well, I'll just have to give it a go when I get the update. Side question: any suggestion on where to get a microUSB to USB Host connector? I can't figure out which are host and which are not...
[Xoom Accessories] :
this is the only officially supported one

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1054636

There are other microusb to usb converters, but they lack the pin setup required, contrary to popular belief. This is straight from the motorola engineer who designed it.
[Xoom Accessories] slack04:
No way. Sorry, you just lost me there. Any $20 USB cable is definitely intended for chumps. Thanks anyways, I'll just take my chances with amazon. I'll update once it arrives.
[Xoom Accessories] :
suit yourself. The amazon one you buy will not work. I could hunt down the Moto forums post explaining why it wont, but It sounds like you wouldnt believe me anyways, so I wont waste my time trying to help you not waste your money. I do hope your setup works to be honest, it seems kinda cool, but this stuff is just too proprietary. Good luck.
[Xoom Accessories] :
One last aside, if paying 20 dollars is really that huge of a deal to you, you can make your own USB host cable. Which is why those 3 dollar amazon ones wont work, they lack usb host.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=13673416

I realize I made a typo in my earlier statement when I typed it added support for "Bluetooth keyboards", I meant to say "USB keyboards". Weve had bluetooth support since launch, that must have sounded ridiculous to you. I had basically meant to say that since you are planning on using a wireless receiver, the drivers would not be there. Now if you use the right usb host cable with a usb-cabled keyboard, then yes, it will definitely work. And with that I will stop jacking your thread. :)
[Xoom Accessories] slack04:
If that's the case, then why are there several threads where people have updated to 3.1 with $3 cables from eBay?

and I knew what you were saying earlier even with the mistake :-)

sent from my face
[Xoom Accessories] :
For the sake of overall Xoom awesomeness, I hope you turn out to be right. More options never hurt. Ive read threads were people got a usb host cable from ebay/amazon, and some types worked while others wouldn't. Its really trial and error I suppose.
[Xoom Accessories] Handshake87:
Actually in all honesty USB Host does not mean every keyboard or mouse will work.... unix based drivers would first have to be directly recognized within the Android OS... most will work but not all... thats where testing comes into play
[Xoom Accessories] wes_s:
This is the cable I purchased on Ebay:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Micro-USB-Host-...=260760886893&ps=63&clkid=9080148831220643842

It worked for the update (I downloaded and updated via usb)

and it also works with my wireless keyboard and mouse combo:
[Xoom Accessories] slack04:
Thank you! That's what I was looking for. Already ordered one from meritline (suggested on another thread) but this one looks good too, and good to have a purchase link to a confirmed working OTG cable. Smart to get one with the flexible cable...
[Xoom Accessories] visocicaguy:
andoid driver for WLAN combos

does andrid 3.0+ (3.1+?) support microsoft/logitech WLAN combos out of the box? have you installed a specific driver for that setup? and which combo do u use?

br, vis
[Xoom Accessories] milkman0214:
Black, Angled Adapter with 2-3 Day Delivery Time Within US for $8.95

If anyone wants to pick one up without having to wait for it to ship from Hong Kong, I found a listing on eBay within the US for a nicer cable for $8.95. It's black to match the Xoom and has an angled micro USB connector to avoid it sticking out. It shipped the same day and was delivered two days after I ordered! :D

I can confirm it's working with multiple wireless mouse/keyboard sets as well as standard USB mice/keyboards and flash drives... I started geeking out when the cable got delivered and promptly started plugging every USB device I could find into my Xoom, just because I can! :p
[Xoom Accessories] donaldson:
Although this item is from China:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/14057109581...id=m570.l2736&_nkw=140571095817&_fvi=1&_rdc=1

I can confirm that it is working. For your 8 bucks, you also get a microHDMI cable adapter as well.
[Xoom Accessories] joshndroid:
for the ultimate tight-wads i bought this for $1.79AU and it works with every usb device i have =] don't think can beat less than this http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/190507971718?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649
[Xoom Accessories] rubber guard:
just ordered, thanks
[Xoom Accessories] bretto_aus:
Do you have to be rooted to get usb thumb drives and portable hard drives to work I've got a genuine Motorola cable
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DGarmon:
OK I have simple newbie question, is it possible to tether the Nook Color to a PC and use pc's network? Reason behind this is my wireless router is half way out, wired works but wireless doesn't (All wireless is out) and Att won't be out till tomorrow to fix. So I was thinking if it's possible to tether like you do on a phone but with a PC and use PC's network. I can tether it my phone just fine, but at the house, we have very low signal, so it's really not an option. Thanks

Derek
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] proplayer44:
It sounds like your PC is connected to the network with cat5, ethernet cable right since the wireless is wonkey? Provided your PC has a wireless network card you should be able togo into the network setting and turn your PC into a wireless adhoc network that you can attach the nook to.

Unfortunately the fact you need to rely on your service provider to get a wireless network working in your household means you probably won't be able to do that without some help. This is not a dig, it's just an observation. Everyone has different skills at different things.

But can't you just go out and buy a cheap wireless router and connect it to your service providers router with an ethernet cable, just like you are doing with your PC. The instructions are pretty simply for making it password protected and all.

I just realized my post might not be all that helpful, but to answer your question the answer is yes if your PC has a wireless card.
[HTC Incredible S] KROMO50:
Ok I called HTC U.S. today about if we here are going to get the OTA update and I was told no. We need to see how many of us have this phone and have been able to downgrade with the gold card or an method to get 2.3.3 on their phone.

List what model phone you have and if it is S-on or S-off. Because if someone can get there phone working i think everyone else would like to know how it was done.

Thanks

S710E

S-on
[HTC Incredible S] NardVa:
If you are waiting for the gingerbread OTA, there is a thread that gives you step by step instructions to upgrade from froyo to gingerbread by flashing your phone with the latest Gingerbread OTA. The method works for phones that are S-On.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1069646
[HTC Incredible S] ocakar:
@KROMO50

I tried every possible combination on Incredible S on AT&T (Bell branded S-on sim unlocked version)

goldcard + PG32IMG.zip = Device ID error (tried every gingerbread version).

also tried RUU virgin wwe ... etc. gives Model ID error.

Probably I'm gonna end up buying the XTC clip.
[HTC Incredible S] TiM3SH1FT:
For now, even the XTC Clip isn't able to S-OFF the Bell Incredible S. I tried it myself.

Raskal should post an update in about a month that should resolve this.
[HTC Incredible S] gemini002:
I am a beta tester xtc is aware of the problem we have given build.prop to him solution will come soon
[HTC Incredible S] gemini002:
Well I hope soon new update should solve it
[HTC Incredible S] d.cortez:
i understand you guys are trying to get S-Off for the Bell IS, but i'd like to know if any of you have tried the GingerBreak 1.2 APK to obtain root. i'm contemplating the Bell IS, but would prefer that it at least be rootable. thanks in advance for your reply.
[HTC Incredible S] vido.ardes:
You can't temp root any Gingerbread Sense ROM on any phone as the exploit makes the phone highly unstable until you reboot, at which point you lose it unless you are S-OFF
[HTC Incredible S] codaffy:
I don't get it if htc don't want to update the phone to 2.3 then way the f###k don't they just unlock the f%%%ing boot loader this is what piss me off
[HTC Incredible S] thedosbox:
You do realize updates have to be approved by the carriers right?
[HTC Incredible S] jivemaster:
Definitely the worst thing about the android ecosystem in the USA. In europe it's a lot better in this regard. You buy a phone outright and you are serviced directly by the manufacturer. No dumb carrier bullcrap gets in the way. Hence why the european Galaxy S updates were so quick and frequent, whereas in the USA people are still waiting got froyo or gingerbread.

If you're going to get a phone with a locked bootloader, like htc, always get a european unbranded model. It's way better for updates.

Doesn't help the people here though. Seems htc is a far different beast there than in europe. Kinda heartless really. Especially since the software is there. It just needs "testing". Which quite frankly is ridiculous, since it's already tested and known to work.
[HTC Incredible S] riccoho:
But sometimes it is better with carrier's blessing. For example, Droid got efficient and quality Android update while Milestone was left in the dark. Update is slow and buggy...
[HTC Incredible S] KROMO50:
The problem I have the Incr. S with no carrier in the US bc it is a WWorld phone. But yes why the hell is the phone locked.
[HTC Incredible S] jheathco:
I'm actually thinking of returning this phone and sticking with my Droid 2 Global. I'm worried about the lack of development and that we may not see a solution for s-off for this device (at least without forking over a lot of cash for an XTC, which as of yet doesn't even work for the Inc2).
[Xoom General] DroidHam:
http://phandroid.com/2011/05/10/goo...mb-because-they-wanted-to-wait-for-ice-cream/

According to this we wont be seeing any HC source until ICSW is out, so we get no custom roms until Q4?

Am I wrong? Please tell me!
[Xoom General] jamesa9911:
o.m.g no:(

im feeling bad....as bad as when I first watched rebecca black :(

Please, someone with knowledge confirm this unsaintly act untrue!
[Xoom General] burden010:
Well Google did say they were holding back the source when HC came out. They didn't give a date or even if it would be released so tbh if they are now saying it will be released, it's an improvement on what we already knew.
[Xoom General] Bauxite:
I'm not sure what I would want in a custom rom, all I want is plain android and we already have that.
[Xoom General] DroidHam:
Do you understand what I mean by custom roms? lol
[Xoom General] publicanimal:
Do you understand what you mean by custom ROMs? If you had a custom ROM, it would no longer be plain "vanilla" Android, which is what Bauxite wants. I agree with Bauxite, I think it's likely most custom ROMs will be inferior to the stock experience in Honeycomb, at least initially. Not that I wouldn't try a few on for size.

Fortunately without access to the Honeycomb source code we still have plenty of options to customize kernels, theme our interface, and overclock with root access.
[Xoom General] Kcarpenter:
I really don't think we need any roms either.

Nothing could really be done other than Themes and Deodexing.
[Xoom General] Bauxite:
Of course I do, but who cares about things like theming, and adding/removing built in apps. Sure CM7-like features would be nice, but the honeycomb experience itself is about as good as it gets
[Xoom General] burden010:
Hmm. I get what you're saying, I always like a vanilla OS too. However, until those hero devs of ours get a chance to play with the HC source I'm nit sure you can say this is as good as it gets.... just look at the awesome kernel work that's being done!
[Xoom General] jerses:
Maybe what we need its not Custom rom but theme builder or something like that. If its true honeycomb will be equal to every honeycomb tablet (apart from the widgets) then there is no point in modding... i mean there was a point in doing it with a outdated phone but not with honeycomb and future ice cream
[Xoom General] jgrizz:
Yes. Themes. Agreed.
[Xoom General] Nusince:
Don't hold your breath on ever seeing the HC source. They have held it back, mainly in part because once it goes AOSP they effectively loose control of its final application. For example, think of all the craplets that come out of Shenzhen taking Android and putting in on devices it was not intended to go on which resulted in a exceeding poor product offering at ridiculously low prices. Now to you and I (read the enthusiast community) we understand that these are craplets and as such do not condemn Android tablets to the depths of hell for being a craplet because it was never intended for that application. However the general populace does not think the same way. They see an "Android tablet" for $100, think awesome, buy the POS and proceed to have a horrible "Android tablet" experience at which time they proceed to tell everyone they know that Android tablets are crap and yadda yadda yadda... And this in turn shapes the general perception which makes it harder and harder for Android to gain acceptance in the tablet space. So in order to gain foothold they developed a version of Android specific for tablets and I would bet good money they never had intentions of releasing HC to AOSP. This is unfortunately the only way that they can control how this OS is used, because they know for a fact if they released it, it would only be a matter of days before you started seeing people trying to put HC on phones, which it was never intended for, or putting it on craplets which results in a significantly substandard experience. So instead you had a decision made to wait until you had convergence in the Android OS again (read ICS) at which point all devices will exist on the same OS, and you can correct the shortcuts that were taken in HC to get a product that works as well as it does given such a short development period.

Bottom line is, we may not agree with the decision, and we certainly by no means have to like the decision, but if you look at the problems objectively it makes sense.
[Xoom General] trh1341:
Guys i think he means being able to run the os before it is actually realeased...i would like this as well
[Xoom General] Psychokitty:
Stating that there's nothing (or very little) to be gained from a custom ROM is pretty absurd.
[Xoom General] jondwillis:
Finally, some sanity in this thread.