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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] klarthur:
I believe that at www.google.com/voice under the Call settings you can uncheck the box that says send text to phone for voicemail... you'll see it. Not sure if that will fix your issue though, it did for me!

edit: misspell
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CrippleB:
What rom are you using?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wild_eyes:
I have Cyanogen 7 and I cannot update the profile...

whats ur Rom ?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chronicrebellion:
from what i recall you can't use VVM with CM7 so you are either stuck with the voice mail notification or you can do like me and switch to Google Voice to get your voicemails.

and once your forward your calls to google voice you will not be getting any more 9016 texts. just google voice alerts. ;)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mfknboss:
u can use vvm with cm7 ;)

http://www.mediafire.com/?136t28isl75zdgl
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Reverence12389:
I just recently put an SD card into my Transformer and it works fine, the only thing is when I put it in it puts the SD icon in the notification area, and when I click it it lets me either view the files on the SD card or unmount it. However, is there a way to get rid of the notification icon for it?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ayesuku:
That notification actually is pretty obnoxious sitting there. I don't see any option to turn it off though. It's as though the Transformer sees the micro SD card as a temporary storage device, like a flash drive. That's not how I intend to use it, though, so I wish there was a way to get rid of it.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seshmaru:
If you want you can get a Xoom, then youll never have an SD card notification.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FrayAdjacent:
What you did there.

I see it.

Yeah, it does treat the SD card as more of a temporary storage device. It would be nice if you could configure it at least so that the MicroSD card slot doesn't show up that way.

For the dock, tho, I'd rather have something like the notification since most of the time any storage device attached will be used temporarily.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ayesuku:
That's an odd thing to say in the Transformer forum.

Nah, I think I'll keep it. I like it too much.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seshmaru:
youdidn'tgetthejoke
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] graffixnyc:
Well.. if you're joke is that the xoom doesnt have sd support right now.. well I guess you dont read much... because granted out of the box the xoom sd card slot isnt active the kernel dev for the xoom has had it working for almost 2 months. When I sold my xoom I sold it with a working sd card.. So technically you're joke.. really isnt funny, if it was acurate then it would be.. but it's not entirely :D

And dont take the tone of this post as bad.. just being a smart ass not a **** ;)
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dfin13:
I just bought a card today to stick in my TF. I'm actually fine with how it handles it -- I moved some music over to it and it showed up in Music just fine -- but I'm also annoyed by the notification. I don't mind it saying, "Hey, you inserted a card!" but allow it to be dismissed. Imagine if your phone did this, kept a permanent notification up top, bleh. I dunno if this is an Asus thing or HC thing, but I hate unnecessary icons in the notification area, always makes me do a double-take.
[Xoom Android Development] jase33:
Great job guys!!!!
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
You da man solarnz! Also, you can grab step 1 from my 3.1 thread. That zip will flash recovery from recovery! Mods, please unsticky my Recovery thread and lock and replace with this one. This is recovery we will support going forward.
[Xoom Android Development] bwcorvus:
Win

Sent From My Evo
[Xoom Android Development] b0ricua:
Great job folks!!!

We've gotten used to BRD's awesome formatting of his posts and super clear instructions, would be real nice if we can get this on the new sticky ;)
[Xoom Android Development] jland22:
might be a stupid question but just to clarify: we would obviously not want to flash any recoveries in rom manager thus not having any need for rom manager at at this point correct?
[Xoom Android Development] solarnz:
Rom manager is still nice as you can quickly reboot to recovery etc from it. It also allows you to select the operation to do in recovery and then restart it will automatically restart and perform the action.

If you flash recovery from Rom Manager, you will end up with the official 3.0.2.5 recovery from Koush that doesn't contain the method of skipping /data/media
[Xoom Android Development] lokko21:
What's the difference between this and the one on bigrushdog thread. (3.1)
[Xoom Android Development] b0ricua:
No difference, BRD used this modified 3.2.8 in his first step on that thread. But this will be the go-forward recovery from now on.
[Xoom Android Development] YouthD:
What folder do i need to flash this too?
[Xoom Android Development] lokko21:
Gotcha so I'm cool, thanks.
[Xoom Android Development] kev0153:
ok just flashed, looks good
[Xoom Android Development] b0ricua:
Solarnz, thanks for formatting the OP and adding clear instructions!!

You da man!
[Xoom Android Development] MitchRapp:
very cool, but would it be complicated to just make an "exclude" menu before backing up? That way people can just exclude whatever they want ...
[Xoom Android Development] Dubar:
thanks to everyone who contributed. We dont always think about how great CWM is and all the wonderful things it does for us until we dont have it anymore :( I didnt like the feeling of walking around with that stock recovery
[Xoom Android Development] Prod1702:
running into a problem. I have a wifi only xoom. I had the old 3.0.2.8 recovery installed which i still had after 3.1 update no problems with it at all. I just flashed the 3.0.2.8 one using fastboot but now when i reboot into recovery. All i see is the android with the exclamation mark i do not see clockwork. I have reflash more then once with no luck still.

Edit: wanted to add that if i flash the clockwork from Rom manger which i see is the version 3.0.2.5 i am able to do a adb reboot recovery into recovery with no problems.

Edit2: for some reason the zip flashing in the old recovery works fine and updated to the new recovery. no clue why fastboot is not working. I tried fastboot 5 times every flash said it finished fine but it boots with a android and a exclamation mark. only the zip flashing in recovery works for me.
[Xoom Android Development] ltracte:
maybe this is a stupid question, but i dont even see a "media" folder on my xoom. there are folders for music and video. i have my own folder for movies, one for comics, ect. do i have to create a media directory and move everything into it in order to make sure that it doesnt get included? and if so, where does it go?
[Xoom Android Development] solarnz:
Ok, I'm assuming you are on android 3.1 without a modified kernel.

The issue you are having is that with the default boot image, it flashes back the stock recovery every single time you reboot.

adb shell rm /system/recovery-from-boot.p
adb shell rm /system/etc/install-recovery.sh

(Thanks Berzerker7)

Ok. on our xooms, /sdcard is actually a symlink (think of a shortcut) to /data/media.

So when I say /data/media, you can think of /sdcard (the internal storage).
[Xoom Android Development] MitchRapp:
random one again - will this be available via ROM Manager? it's still 3.0.2.5 there

thanks!
[Xoom Android Development] ankorez:
E: can't mount /sdcard/update.zip

or error mounting /sdcard

anyone has encountered this problem plz?

thks
[Xoom Android Development] kymikes:
Am getting a bit further. I saw several posts alluding to ClockworkMod 3.2.0.0 having some issues with Tiamat 1.4.4. Do you if there is any truth to this? TIA.
[Xoom Android Development] solarnz:
R4c could be fine with the Tiamat Kernel 1.4.4 Full throttle.
[Xoom Android Development] Brenardo:
good stuff! Thanks for fixing this
[Xoom Android Development] Almighty1:
I ran into a weird problem on a 2nd Xoom of a friends when flashing recovery, I basically did:

adb reboot bootloader

fastboot flash recovery recovery-Tiamat-R4c-100611-1150-cwm.img

fastboot reboot

Xoom boots correctly.

Then did:

adb reboot recovery

and it loads up r4c of recovery. However, when I click 3 seconds after seeing the

Motorola Dual Core logo, it always goes to nvFlash and I checked I did it correctly as it's supposed to say "Android Recovery" as I can see on my first Xoom. The 2nd Xoom is running stock OTA 3.1 that's rooted with Tiamat 1.4.4 1.7Ghz OC+GPU along with the WiFi light on boot image. Any ideas what's causing the Android Recovery not to show up as it seems like I can get into recovery with adb reboot recovery without problems, just that I couldn't do it physically from the device itself.

Update, I figured it out since basically the device was 3.0.1 and I basically restored my nandroid backup to it. What happened was the bootloader was still the old version as I read the stock wifi bootloader had the nvFlash option. So I looked at BRD's update to HC-3.1 without having to use fastboot thread and grabbed the bootloader patch and it fixed the problem.
[Xoom Android Development] cam30era:
Is it safe with R4c to wipe data/factory reset within CWM?

Edit: Not with Tiamat ROM 1.0, which has a bug. But it is OK to wipe data/factory reset from inside CWM with ROM 1.1.
[Xoom Android Development] Almighty1:
solarnz, I did a nandroid backup with 3.2.0.0 r4c and applied the eraseData file in the clockworkmod folder of the external sdcard by:

adb shell touch /sdcard/external/clockworkmod/eraseData

so that it will backup the /sdcard directory.

The issue is that while it will backup all the subdirectories and the files in the subdirectories of /sdcard, it's not backing up the files in the root /sdcard directory such as the TitaniumBackup license key file. When I restore, all the folders are there in /sdcard but there are no files in /sdcard itself.
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
Not that I like any cwm over another but what is the difference between this one and the one on rom manager?
[Xoom Android Development] solarnz:
By creating that file, it should only effect the restoration of a nandroid, it does not make the recovery include /sdcard in a nandroid backup.
[Xoom Android Development] Almighty1:
Interesting, I thought it was to allow backing up /sdcard in a nandroid backup. So basically, there is no way to backup /sdcard as part of nandroid backup and the only option is really to just do a tarball on /sdcard? Makes sense when I think about it since normally /sdcard on other devices is the actual sdcard. Ofcourse, what is the purpose of creating that file even for restoration purposes when the backups won't contain /sdcard anyways?
[Xoom Android Development] Almighty1:
If I had to guess and this is from reading this entire thread:

The one here is modified to nandroid backup/restore from a actual sd card which is known as /sdcard/external

while the non-modified cwm in ROM manager only backs up to /sdcard, the internal storage on the Xoom as normally /sdcard on other devices is a external sdcard but on the Xoom, not sure about other Honeycomb tablets, it's the internal storage.
[Xoom Android Development] solarnz:
The option is there, so if you file system becomes corrupted you have the option to format the old way. There was an instance of this the other day when someones xoom was unable to remove a folder when formatting /data.
[Xoom Android Development] bibsta:
Having a hard time installing anything through SD Card, running android 1.4.0 but everytime i try installing anything from SD card Tiamat 1.4.4 just get stuck at moto logo
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
What version of Clockwork Recovery do you have installed? If you updated through Rom Manager you won'tbe able to flash from your external sdcard. You will have to use adb to install a workable recovery.
[Xoom Android Development] Almighty1:
Thanks for the clarification, atleast now I know what it's for!
[Xoom Android Development] cbern:
Hello everybody..

in 24 hrs of hard work I've just managed to root (maybe..as I don't know how to verify this) my Xoom..

Is almost impossible for me to follow the intructions about the 3.1 upgrading in order to finally have the sd card working..often these instruction are for expert guys and are not accessible to unexperienced people as I'm..Is anybody so kind and patient to give once for all CLEAR instructions on how to do "practically" all the procedure to flash a recovery, istall the 3.1 upgrade and the kernel for the SD??? Thanks
[Xoom Android Development] bibsta:
R4c i flashed through fastboot followed all instructions without any problem but when coming to install from sd card it doesnt have none of it so i have to push files which is just an effort.
[Xoom Android Development] cbern:
...I forgot to tell I have an Italian Xoom with 3G and WiFi...
[Xoom Android Development] ankorez:
What should we do manipulation for boot in recovery mode without Rom Manager and adb mode plz?

can i use wipe data for wipe all datas on my xoom HC 3.1 root?
[Xoom Android Development] sonikot:
Anyone else getting this error?

I've installed all the drivers from Motorola

and I type

adb reboot bootloader

i get back

Error: Device not found.

I'm on 3.1 and I do not have root.

The only way to get root is by using this step as far as i know.

I have USB debugging on. i am on windows 7 64 bit.
[Xoom Android Development] kane4fire:
I am still having the same issue I had with installing the previous version of cwm. I am running 3.1, unrooted, charger plugged in, everything seems like it flashes and I still have the stock android recovery.

Tips?
[Xoom Android Development] kane4fire:
Update on my status:

I got it to work. Before flashing the r4c recovery, I erased the recovery that was there:

"fastboot erase recovery"

Worked after that.
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
Is there any reason that I get something saying the back menu button is disabled and I have to turn the xoom off and back on to get it to work sometimes while in your version of cwm recovery?

Hello,,,,OP anyone????
[Xoom Android Development] rockhumper:
That used to happen on my cell phone actually and if I just kept repeating it would eventually go back.sorry I don't have more insight
[Xoom Android Development] solarnz:
This is technically a feature of clockworkmod.

What is happening is that you loop of the menu one way, go back the other way and reverse again. This will cause clockworkmod to disable the back button. However because we don't have a back button, it disables the power button!

To fix this, just start at the top item in a menu, go vol up, vol down, vol up and the power button should work as normal.
[Xoom Android Development] designgears:
problem solved

10char
[Xoom Android Development] greenro89:
I feel like my backups are really big.. over 2 gigs and I am on your latest recovery.. any way to cut down on the sizes?
[Xoom Android Development] solarnz:
Uninstall stuff :)
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
ok just wanted to make sure it wasnt just me thank you!
[Xoom Android Development] greenro89:
Haha wow my games must be huge! Thanks just making sure nothing is out of place :)
[Xoom Android Development] PoLaRBe4r:
Amazing work as usual, did it from recovery. Thanks!!!!!
[Xoom Android Development] MitchTank:
Solarnz, what up what up, done some digging, without luck. looking for a wallpaper with some background of the tiamat android biomech armor... mechine thing (image background in tiamat recovery)would be awesome, also a thumbnail with no background to be used as an icon, since you helped i thought i might run this by you in hopes youd have an image layin around, thanks in advance buddy, if you got it or not.

ps donating now, look for it
[Xoom Android Development] gorgio1:
is there a way to format the internal sdcard i have been searching around and cant find a way to do it i would like to clean my whole system and start fresh including the internal storage.

Thanks
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
Please don't format your internal sdcard. You will have a brick instead of a tablet computer. This option was disabled to protect the innocent.
[Xoom Android Development] gorgio1:
................delete
[Xoom Android Development] gorgio1:
so how does the internal sdcard get cleaned out every once in a while..??

after a while wouldn't it get full and unorganized and tons of files that are not being used or have no use to be there

on my phone i like to format my sdcard once in a while just to keep things clean...

especially when you are doing tons of rom switching...

???
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
But on your phone, the sdcard is external...no operating system or vital system files. Xoom has vital files in its internal sdcard...you can reformat your external card to your hearts content. You can wipe user data and cache and clean up your internal sdcard that way, Just don't format it.
[Xoom Android Development] Almighty1:
You want to basically clean the /sdcard and not the internal memory so all you really need to do is:

adb shell rm -rf /sdcard/.*

adb shell rm -rf /sdcard/*

This will clear everything in /sdcard. When you do a wipe data, it will clear the /sdcard too.
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
Almighty, why is that command repeated? (I'm just trying to learn.) :-)
[Xoom Android Development] Almighty1:
The command isn't repeated since the first one gets rid of any files and directories with a . as the first character of the name as * will only delete everything leaving anything with . as the first character still there. The second one will delete basically everything else under /sdcard except for files/directories with a . as the first character. Just a "." alone means the current directory and ".." means the directory before it so if you cd ., you will basically be in the same directory. If you cd .., you will end up in / if you were in /sdcard as it goes up one level. Same thing when running files, you can do ./command and it will look for that command which is a file in the current directory, it's all standard Unix.
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
Thanks for the mini tutorial. I missed the dot at the end of the first line.

I used to be reasonably facile with dos but never ventured into Unix ...it's been fun learning something new.
[Xoom Android Development] gorgio1:
so these commands do the same thing as if you would do a basic wipe data or even more than that ?
[Xoom Android Development] Almighty1:
No, not the same. This is just a delete command and not the same as a wipe since it will erase everything in /sdcard and below that only.
[Xoom Android Development] tasomaniac:
I cannot remove these files because I dont have root yet. When I try to root the XOOM, they are saying that install Clockwork first. When I am trying to install CWM, you are saying that remove these files. But I dont have root yet. How can I solve this problem?
[Xoom Android Development] jonhern:
i am having problems doing a nandroid restore. After I perform it everything is there, my wallpaper and home screens, but it goes through the initial Google setup on the first bootup, and when I try opening apps they will not open, and they do not show up in the app draw, but their icons are on the home screen. And if I try to install them again they just force close when I open them. Any ideas? If I install the cwm from rom manager will the backup be compatible? I was thinking of giving that a try.
[Xoom Android Development] cam30era:
Not sure what's wrong, but do not install CWM from ROM manager. CWM 4.x.x.x does not recognize your external sd card.
[Xoom Android Development] fwempa:
HELP......

Downloaded recovery.img to tools folder, ran command in first post.

adb reboot bootloader

xoom rebooted to Motorloa log with "Starting fastboot protocol support." in top left of screen.

when try to type 2nd command

fastboot flash recovery recovery-Tiamat-R4c-100611-1150-cwm.img

I get error in terminal fastboot: comand not found.

UPDATE::::: Ok I installed fastboot to platform-tools.... Now when I rerun 2nd command

fastboot flash recov ery.img

I get <waiting for device> in terminal and it just hangs there....

what to do now????

UPDATE 2::::: Pressed VolUp and Power to get to reboot... phew, thought I had a brick.

Fastboot command in terminal doesn't seem to work, can't find device.... curious.

What am I missing?
[Xoom Android Development] haxvn:
thanks . you save my time
[Xoom Android Development] vmbgap:
Thanks for this. Worked GREAT!!!
[Xoom Android Development] dan.expo:
You should make note of this this in your original post, I had a hell of a time trying to figure out why the recovery wouldn't stick lol

taken from publicanimal's guide:

"3. "Catch the boot" to boot into recovery

This requires some quick reflexes. As soon as you send the 'fastboot reboot' command in the previous step, your device will reboot. You have to boot into recovery right away or your Xoom will reflash the stock recovery over the custom recovery you just installed. Here's how to "catch the boot" and reboot into recovery.

When you see the Motorola logo appear, wait approximately 3 seconds.

Tap the Volume Down button. You should see the words "Android Recovery" appear at the top of the screen. Now tap the Volume Up button to boot into recovery.

If when attempting to "catch the boot" it says 'Starting Fastboot protocol support' then you hit Volume Down too soon. Hold Vol UP + Power to reboot and try again."
[Xoom Android Development] Almighty1:
Do you have adb installed? If so, do a "adb remount" first before doing the other adb commands and it should work.
[Xoom Android Development] shaun0207:
Hey guys:

I was able to get this installed ok and I have ROM Manager installed. is there a way to get into recovery without booting the Xoom? Like via Bootloader or something?
[Xoom Android Development] Abracastabya:
Quick Boot

Sent from my Xoomazoid.
[Xoom Android Development] hfam:
Christ, I feel like a complete idiot!!

Rooted my Incredible and not a n00b to rooting/etc, but I just got my Xoom Wi-Fi, it's got 3.1 stock (confirmed), and I'm trying to get root and updated to 3.2.

I have to install Clockworkmod, which is fine, very familiar.

However, how the !@#$% do I install it off of the SDcard if this damn thing won't read the SDcard at v3.1?

I know I must be missing something really silly here, but I've gone over and over this thread, other threads, and I can't figure out how I'm supposed to get this working by copying the .zip over to an SDcard, then booting.

Will the system see it? I've got my trusty Root Explorer loaded up and while it shows me an /sdcard, it appears to be pointing to a RAM location because there are a bunch of dirs already in it, and I just put a fresh 16G SDcard in the unit.

Can someone please point me in the right direction? Damn, I feel stupid, but I can't get past it.

Thanks in advance!

hfam

NM: I'm working my way backwards...now going to unlock, get clockwork installed, etc. bbl :)
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
You updated to version 4.0.0.x of CWM...this is a known issue...it does not read the external sdcard. You need to install the recovery in this thread (3.2.0.0. Rc4) which is fully compatible and recognizes the external SD card.
[Xoom Android Development] wes_s:
you can also press the power button while the device is off > wait for 3-5 seconds after the moto logo and press the vol down button. It will ask if you want to go to recovery and then you press vol up to select.
[Xoom Android Development] shaun0207:
Is there a way to do it when the Xoom is powered off? Like when I turn it one, it goes to recovery