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[Xperia Arc General] wallytax:
you just need to register and download the client (.exe file)

Then start the file, login and connect the device. Then you can choose which firmware you want to flash... It really is very easy to use, but you cannot find a flashable file on the website. It is downloaded within the process...
[Xperia Arc General] alunboi:
Got it , thanks :)
[Xperia Arc General] alunboi:
Update !!

Didn't get an arc s but did get a brand new arc ! Result !
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meatlocker:
I was one of the folks who got pushed the 20110509 build (came down this morning). Now, I have no dock at all. If I try to boot the machine with the dock attached, it stays stuck on the boot screen for minutes. If I boot without it and attach it, nothing happens for about a minute, then I get a battery icon with a question mark on it in the info window...that is it. It still is not registered with the system.

What...the...hell?:mad:
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Matchstick:
Were you rooted when you tried applying the new OTA ?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meatlocker:
Negative. I've not rooted yet.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stuntdouble:
Sounds like you need to factory reset.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mllk:
US version?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meatlocker:
Yes, US version. Stuntdouble, is there no way to roll back an update? As in, reapply an older firmware file (20110423) that I have?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stuntdouble:
No I don't think so. Unless you root and re-flash with one of the roms from the dev section. Although now I've said that I'm not sure you can root from this new version yet.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Matchstick:
Is it at least worth trying grabbing the correct downloadable firmware file from the Asus website and seeing if it will apply it ?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stuntdouble:
Yeah but only if a factory reset doesnt restore the unit to working with the dock first. I'm not a betting man but I reckon that will fix it.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meatlocker:
Unfortunately, it didn't...I still have the same firmware (20110509) that I did before the wipe. I think the problem lies there, so I am going to need to figure out how to flash a prior firmware.

Thanks for the assistance thus far, guys.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stuntdouble:
I didnt expect it to wipe the firmware update but I did expect it to fix the connection problem. Good job I didnt bet. :) Anyways sorry you're having the problem. Probably a good idea to chat with those clever folks in the dev section to get it sorted though.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meatlocker:
Thanks for the help. I was able to roll back the firmware of the device, but the dock issue remains. I am assuming that the dock itself has some kind of firmware, and that it is what got hosed.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cowballz69:
Seams ro be plenty of people that are happy with the beta firmware. Try it one more time
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meatlocker:
Looks like the firmware push was a one-shot deal. I am not getting it offered to me again when I check for updates. As far as the dock goes, the power light is not even coming on when plugged in anymore. Friggin' weird.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evensen007:
Makes me scared to do the update that I requested from him. Looks like you were the one unlucky one of the batch according to the other dock update thread. Sucks! :(
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neok44:
This was a BETA firmware update so yeah once you download it it thats it.

Theres no real reason to discus it here any further, you need to contact the Asus dev thats been working with us on this and he'll work with you to get your dock working again. They did this beta release to make sure it worked before going with a full release. You signed up for a beta unverified release, that means there could be issues.

As you can see in the topics, most of us have had no issues. so just go talk to the asus dev and i'm sure he'll work with you to repair everything.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meatlocker:
Already PM'd him. Will update with a response.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andyxover:
the fact he plugging it in has no light on sounds to me the dock is broken. factory reset wont help because that resets the tablet only. seem like a particular case here tho. i bet if you try a different dock itll work just fine. best of luck you find a fix soon.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elganja:
mine installed the beta tablet firmware, then as soon as it booted it updated the dock firmware

did yours update the dock firmware on next reboot?

also... this may sound dumb, but does the dock have any battery life? Unplug your tablet from it, and plug the charger into it. See if the LED lights turn on...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meatlocker:
No, it didn't. I got no notification at all about the dock getting updated (or needing to be updated). They were connected when I got the update, the unit restarted, and no more dock. If I try to restart with the dock in place, it just hangs on the second Asus boot logo. 2 seconds after I undock, I end up on the login screen.

I've spoken to Asus this morning, run through the normal wipe steps, and now waiting on a senior tech call. I doubt there is much that they can do, unless there is a magic key combo or other backdoor to refire the dock. It looks like I'm going to be RMA'ing back to NewEgg.

It's interesting that everyone else who has done this update has said that there is a 'part 2' to the update, which updates the dock. So the dock itself has firmware, this pretty much confirms.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meatlocker:
jrgbb was kind enough to try to help me last night, but alas, this dock is a goner. Since it can't be communicated with, there is no way to send commands to it. RMA time. *sigh*

Owners, pay particular attention to whether a firmware update is supposed to update both the pad firmware as well as the dock. This new firmware is a 2-parter - pad first, then dock. I only saw the pad portion (somehow, the dock part got borked enough to take out my dock completely).
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] massaj:
Hi there, does anyone know any wifi projector which can be connected wirellessly to Galaxy Tab running on OS Android or Ipad2???

Thanks for your comments

Massaj
[HTC Desire S] lucca990:
Any one in New Zealand reading this forum have an XTC clip?

Need to S OFF my Desire S

PM me if so.
[Droid X General] thephoenix70:
ive been reading forums for days, ive rooted and installed bootstrap and made my back up, thx a million for all of your work in guiding me through that btw. my question is, what next? im running 2.2.1 im just wanting to make my phone faster and look at trying out the new themes or whatever i stumble upon. A Couple of guys at work seem to flash a new rom at least once a day. one is on a DINC and the other a Captivate. is the DX really that much more complicated or am i missing a crutial thread somewhere. I know pc's inside and out and very frustrated that my phone is whipping me lol. and helpful thoughts or points in the right direction would be greatly appreciated
[Droid X General] zehkaiser:
Stick it out for a few more days until Gingerbread OTA. Better than Froyo ROMs. Then reroot and ROM.
[Droid X General] zwade01:
Do NOT take the OTA if you plan on rooting or ROMming... according to P3Droid, you may not be able to do so right away. Look at this:
[Droid X General] thephoenix70:
Well u guys just nailed part of my confusion. I had read about the upcoming release tentative for the friday the 13th but I thought that was last month my bad. So even though I wouldn't be able to root n mod right away it should be a positive improvement over 2.2.1 correct? Undoubtedly the devs will knock it out of the park shortly after its released so I could wait for root again but enjoy an update or attempt it on 2.2 and get a look alike. Think im gonna wait and try to learn all I can in the time being. Thanks again all for your info n big thanks to the devs.
[Droid X General] tony5104:
Just coming over to the X from a droid incredible I can promise you the dinc is much easier to play with, and a lot more forgiving. Even with the issues I had on the dinc I'd go back to it in a heartbeat if verizon would do it.
[Droid X General] mabahoangpuetmo:
I believe the 596 update he is talking about is the most recent gingerbread

leak

(4.5.596), which so far is not rootable.

All leak versions of gingerbread 591 and before are rootable and have roms in progress. Notably Apex 2.0 beta and Liberty GB v.5 (remember these are works in progess, and still need some refinement)
[Droid X General] mabahoangpuetmo:
Since I still have nub status on these forums i will give you some direction without direct links. If you just want to theme, then you can install an update.zip through clockwork that will "deodex" apks (this makes them themeable). Then you can install any theme you want that is compatible with your rom/os through clockwork.

droidforums.net (droid x section) pretty much covers most if not all the major custom roms/themes available for the droid x. droidxforums is another great resource.

If youre looking for froyo roms, I would suggest Rubix, Liberty, or Apex.

Rubix: Super Fast and stable.

Liberty: Fast, stable and compatible with Liberty Toolbox (market app)

-Toolbox Features

1. Easy modding/themeing

2. Overclocking

3. One-step download/update to Liberty GB (only available on donate version)

4. Much more i can't even remember

Apex: Didn't use this on froyo, but i've heard nothing but good things about it. I only mention this one because i love apex for GB.

For Gingerbread...

Apex 2.0 beta: Runs as smooth as i would expect and feels more complete than Liberty GB v.4. Only issue i've found so for is a force close for battery usage under spare parts app.

Liberty GB: I tried up to v.4, but i think most current is v.5 (both of these are available through liberty toolbox). V.4 was really cool and the toolbox was partially functional, most of the stuff i cared about worked atleast. One thing i hated though was i kept getting a notification for an authentication error with one of my imap email accounts, which completely bugged the hell out of me.

TL;DR;

For you i would suggest the liberty path, since the toolbox makes it easy to theme. Also, if you're comfortable with sbf-ing then i would suggest giving liberty GB a try (if you know how to sbf, you can always get back to stock)
[Droid X General] thephoenix70:
Let me just say that I could literally kill Verizon lol. Ok so I waited for the OTA GB. When it released ta-da I could'nt get it of course because Bootstrap blah blah so on, well came across maderstcok's awsome update zip, ran it via clockwork and bam, phone was back to stock no hassle no headache no prob. (mind you I had been sweating bullets that I would botch something and brick my phone). So now all is back and going, everything I have used provided by the Devs here and at Droid Life worked flawlessly. I am excited at this point, cleared all the cache and did all the resets as per instructed, still everything great. Went to about phone and started pulling the OTA GB. REALLY became excited when yes, it downloaded, yes it started installing and yes, it finished and rebooted my phone. ENTER THE PROBLEM lol. I get this nifty looking red M symbol instead of the Froyo white and black M. Like a kid in a candy store I still was excited, the long awaited update was finally...... wait, whats this, bootloader? I didnt tell it to go to bootloader. Hmm, ok, welp, been sitting here now for 20 minutes better go ahead and restart the phone, yay, same thing. So now heartbroken and a bit ticked off im realizing that i now have an awsome looking rock to carry around.. sbf FTW!!! I followed all the instructions and awsome, back to out of the box state. phone works, makes calls, has 3g, camera works everything good now. I have said all of this to say one thing and ask another.

#1 If we were lucky enough to have the great devs and ppl here working for Verizon, well, this organization of individuals would not even be necessary because these guys seem to do it right the first time. I cannot express my gratitude enough.

#2 Now that its back to out of the box (again) should i attempt the OTA again?

Thx in advance all!
[Droid X General] FernBch:
Search here and maybe at droidforums,too. I believe the fix is a factory reset when it does that.
[Droid X General] thephoenix70:
No thats not an option when you run into the problem i had because i could not bring up the recovery menu. Regardless of what i pressed held or tried it went straight to boot loader.
[Thunderbolt General] qman66:
so why exactly am i losing battery life on a reboot. its happening on every rom ive used so far.
[Thunderbolt General] magicriggs:
I think its because your battery is not properly calibrated with the rom. Are you bump charging each new rom you put on and wiping the battery stats?
[Thunderbolt General] Light1984:
This happens to me. I am stock currently, but I have been through two phones and they both lost 5 - 10% on reboot.
[Thunderbolt General] g00s3y:
It's normal for the phone, it takes a bit to "power" up the phone. Don't stress out that much over it. The battery % isn't 100% accurate anyway.
[Thunderbolt General] IDroidThere4Iam:
I'm losing ~10% on each reboot too. Its definitely not just from the reboot and I don't think its accurate. Yesterday, as an example, I was at 43%, rebooted and came up at 32%. Then my phone sat 32% forever, just flat lined in the battery stats for hours. It finally started reasonably dropping again hours and hours later as if the battery level had finally caught up with what was being reported.
[Thunderbolt General] magicriggs:
Have you ever bump charged and battery wipe stats before?

Cuz mmy battery doesn't drop like that.
[Thunderbolt General] turbosrrgood:
I don't think I lose a full 10%, but I definitely notice a significant, if not excessive battery drop when rebooting. It seems unlikely that the battery could have discharged that much, so it's probably a reporting issue. Not something that really bothers me, but just pointing out that I noticed it as well.
[Thunderbolt General] turbosrrgood:
This was similar to what I experience. More evidence that it is a mostly harmless reporting error. The reporting "corrects" itself once the phone is booted. Interesting behavior, but harmless.
[Thunderbolt General] dbisch:
Download Battery Calibration from the Market.
[Thunderbolt General] funkybside:
Your battery gague isn't telling you the truth.
[Thunderbolt General] bdgiese90:
I don't even get a 100% charge. It sits at 97 for like 3 hours and then drops. Reboot usually only takes <5 for me though. I'm thinking ROM issue.

Sent from my robot vacuum smartphone using black magic and goat blood
[Thunderbolt General] IDroidThere4Iam:
This really explains why you drop rapidly after unplugging your pone from charging to "100%". I believe the OP is referring to a step function-like decrease in battery level between reboots. That is what I'm referring to anyways. That link does have some interesting info though.
[Thunderbolt General] johnclevenger:
I've been having the same issue. Reboot sometimes drops the battery by 5%, and the battery gauge seems to get stuck after that. I've also noticed that sometimes if I reboot while it's charging, the % will jump something ridiculous like 20%. Just now, it was at 45% while charging, I rebooted, and now it's at 57%.

This has been happening on both BAMF and CM7, though I've always been using Imoseyon's kernels.
[Thunderbolt General] jab476:
Same problem here. Bump charge and battery stat wipe is the fix but it's definitely a pain. Especially, since I am flashing a new rom everyday.
[Thunderbolt General] qman66:
to bump charge does my phone have to be off or when it reaches 100 unplug and plug a few times? will that do. i hate having to shut the phone off especially for a number of hours.
[Thunderbolt General] magicriggs:
Bump charge> charge the phone on till light turns green. > turn phone off> charge phone until light turns green> unplug and reconnect several times> boot into recovery> wipe battery stats. > done. Use the phone all day and let it die on that charge. Then charge over night turned on. And you are now calibrated.
[Thunderbolt General] retundamonkey:
Damnit, I always forget that last step :mad:
[Thunderbolt General] lect1984:
because rebooting entails the re-starting of operating system, services, background apps, internet connectivity, and initial data sync. it's just the nature of restarting an operating system.
[Thunderbolt General] johnclevenger:
I think the question was meant to be something like, "why do I lose 5-10% of my battery after a reboot?" Of course rebooting using a little power, but that's not the issue here.
[Thunderbolt General] magicriggs:
Because the battery gauge isn't reading it right. Solution. Bump charge and battery wipe stats.
[Thunderbolt General] qman66:
the reason i am concerned is because i have never had this problem on any device ever. never had to wipe battery stats or calibrate. this is a thunderbolt only issue.
[Thunderbolt General] kalopsia:
Thanks for that link.

Do I have to be rooted to be able to fully calibrate my battery? i.e., wipe the battery stats after doing a full bump charge?
[Thunderbolt General] magicriggs:
Its not just a thuberbolt issue. I have seen this on all my android devices of course post flashing roms. I think its the result of flashing a rom on top of the battery stats prior to.
[Thunderbolt General] johnclevenger:
Bump charge and battery wipe did not fix the problem. I'm still getting ~5% battery reporting drop on some reboots.
[Thunderbolt General] qman66:
the problem im getting has only happened on the thunderbolt and calibrating has not fixed anything. seems like noone can figure this out. i wonder whats wrong.
[Thunderbolt General] ERIFNOMI:
Have your other phones reported battery % down to 1%? My last phone was the Droid and it only reported every 10%. If I rebooted that and it only took ~5% I likely wouldn't notice.
[Thunderbolt General] cynikaloptimist:
Bump charging, somethign I can not do

When ever I turn off my Thunderbolt and plug it in it boots into recovery. It has done it ever since I put CWM on it. Are you rooted?
[Thunderbolt General] KDKobes:
That tends to be ROM specific NOT CWM.
[Thunderbolt General] drawde:
Is there a way for someone to make/edit a proper batterystats file? I guess one for the stock battery and another for extended? I know there's some variance with batteries but were talking a few mahs not 20%
[Thunderbolt General] cynikaloptimist:
It has done it on all the roms I've used

Guess I know how to pick them, huh?

Oh well, I'll find one
[Thunderbolt General] skippythegoat:
Are you supposed to wipe battery stats with every new rom?
[Thunderbolt General] RogerPodacter:
If you guys check the link in my sig, we hacked the n1 fuel gauge, the individual chip inside each battery, wide open. We learned an incredible amount, we could reprogram current, voltage, charge current, full and empty volt, battery age, etc.

This reboot issue you guys have is some error with the thunderbolt fuel gauge. I doubt the battery driver code is available to dig deeper.

The n1 uses the ds2784 fuel gauge chip which gives lots of things to tweak. Someone needs to find out what chip the thunderbolt uses.
[Thunderbolt General] Droid DOES!!:
It's recommended to do so

This thread has been Thunder struck!!
[Thunderbolt General] Dark Lazer:
It happens to me too, but like others have said, I'll drop from like 100% to 93% and then my percent wont drop for a good hour or so until the actual battery finally catches up to the percent.
[Thunderbolt General] pitchblack86:
I'm going to try this tonight. See what happens. Kinda word losing 5-10% on a reboot.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Dacollo:
Hey there!

I post here because the guys at htcdesireforum.com told me to. You can read my problem-thread there at:

goo[dot]gl/pTsrw (sry for not linking it, but the spam prevention stops me from doing it ;))

A month ago i rooted my Desire using unrevoked3 and everything worked out fine. I rooted it to try out oxygen 2 (RC7). But because in this version my cam did not work i switched back to stock froyo and unrooted it (with this official-image-flash program htc offers).

Now i want to root it again, but unrevoked3 wont recognize my phone now. I checked the drivers and everything and imho they are just as they should be - what other options for rooting do i have?

HBOOT 0.93.(some zeroes)1

Thanks in Advance,

Dacollo
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Dacollo:
sry, i just read the "read before posting"-thingy :o

I failed :D

Can anybody tell my where else i should post this/and maybe move the thread?

Greetings,

Dacollo
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Dacollo:
*push*

Greetings,

Dacollo
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shankly1985:
Is there an app or a fix, for the auto brightness? when in dark the screen is at full brightness where it should be dim.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] Shriharsh:
Well guys as i said i'm willing to buy this phone but want full information.

I've heard that motorola milestone bootloaders is locked but i've seen some roms in milestone developement section. So how can we apply them? Will it break our device?
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] Hai_Duong:
Of Course it can brick... ONLY if u dont know what u do. I have my Milestone 1month long and with a custom rom, it was quiet easy for me but because i read everthing 3times. bootloader is locked...very sad but u can use Custom ROMs.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] andrelozer:
I think it's almost impossible to brick the phone. I flashed all the roms avaible and when the phone gets stuck on the moto logo or bootanimation, I just need to wipe data or flash the rom again and it boots well, and if you really messed tbe phone, you can easily reflash the Sbf and apply the rom again.
[Android Themes] Bytecode:
Title says it all. How can i make volume panel less black and more transparent? Volume panel must look like this:

Also,how can i make menu buttons more transparent? Menu things should look like this:

TIA
[Android Themes] dully79:
For the volume background you'll need to edit "panel_background.9.png",

and for the menu you'll need to edit "menu_background.9.png" and "menu_background_fill_parent_width.9.png".

All these can be found in framework-res.apk/res/drawable*dpi/.

For more info editing .9.png's click the link in my signature "learn how-to theme"

Hope this helps :)
[Android Themes] adude247:
would this also make the popup windows transparent...
[Android Themes] dully79:
No, that's controlled by popup****.9.png and toast_frame.9.png
[Surround General] DaveNavy:
Both Phones Have Identical Inerds!!!!:p

* Qualcomm RTR6285 multi-band UMTS/EGPRS transceiver with integrated GPS

* Qualcomm Snapdragon QSD8250 1GHz RISC microprocessor with embedded DSP

* Samsung KA100O015E-BJTT 512 MB NAND Flash + 512 MB SDRAM

* Qualcomm PM7540 power management IC

* Skyworks SKY77336 power amplifier module

* Audience A1026 voice processor

DO I SMELL A POSSIBLE ANDROID NAND FLASH ON ITS WAY?????
[Surround General] mo3ulla:
you smell totally wrong :)

different touch screen controller TOTALLY :) there is only 2 Cypress true touch technology phones on market . surround and mozart :)

external DSP media processor Texas instruments TI3254

and thats funny .. but different CPU . nexus 1 Snapdragon first generation . surround - 2nd gerneration

and the last but most important thing - YOU CANT USE HARET IN WP7 xD at all since memory in wp7 TOTALLY protected

as summary of mentioned above - if you wanted android . you got wrong phone
[Surround General] DaveNavy:
or maybe that what you think and not what the reality is.