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[Nexus One General] chrislsn:
Since a few days I try to connect my phone on my computer but each time I push the button "activate USB mass storage memory" my telephone reboots. I have the same result when I try to unmount my SD Card from: Options>Storage>Desactivate SD Card.

I tried to Format my Sd Card, to re partition it with Rom manager but it's always the same.

May-be a track: After formating my SD, if i try to connect my phone, every thing is fine. I imagine it comes from the folder ".android_secure" because when it's empty I can access my card but when it's full of my apps I can't, it reboots. Inside of it I have about 60 files for more or less 200Mo.

I even tried with another SD-Card and the result is the same.

May be something that could help: when I connect my phone the debug icon turns green.

Thank you by advance for any help you could give me.
[Nexus One General] chrislsn:
Well, I tried something new after reading several posts in many differents forum.

First of all I tried to de select "USB debug" in "aplication>developpement" and I could connect my phone and see the content of my SD Card. My telephone didn't reboot.

Now, I've found an application called "Multi Mount SD-Card" that keeps me going in the menu Developpement each time to select or deselect "USB Debug". It works fine but I imagine it should'nt be like this.

Whatever, I've got the result I was expecting.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Legend28469:
Has anyone had any success manually updating or getting an OTA update in Canada for a wifi-only Xoom (Canadian)?

If not, Is it possible to switch my rom from Canadian (I don't care for localization) to USA so that I can get 3.1.

I'm 100% stock and not rooted (although it's subject to change anyway =D)

Thanks =D
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vimmy2492:
Have the same question, US rom on Canada Xoom!!
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ambrosios:
i doesn't matter which rom u come from....at the end of the day...if you manual update using the method in the development section.....it will become the US rom version.......

i used the canadian rom and updated using that method.........after i finished.....there will only be 2 language in the language section (english and spanish....)......

the model # will change as well...but u can changed the build.prop to change it back
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BlackDino:
model # is the same between the us and canadian model 604
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Legend28469:
I can confirm that American Firmware works on a Canadian Xoom.. as I am now on 3.1 and I bought my Xoom mz604 (Wifi Only) in Canada =D

I rooted via ADB if thats relevant
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rynoon:
I have the American version on mine and it works fine. Just add the proper spelling of colour to the dictionary and you're good to go. :-)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] ronaldb:
Hi

I have this strange and very annoying problem with sms's, and I wonder if anyone else has experienced this.

When writing an sms and have more the one reciever, the hardware keyboard (mini pro) acts like I have the CTRL-button pressed. It will select all text when pressing the letter "a" (like pressing ctrl-a in Windows), and the next letter will delete all the selected text. When having only one reciever, it is ok, but after adding more it will do this.

Veeeery strange. Or maybe easy fixed?
[Nexus S Accessories] evilone215:
which one would be best...

preferably one that has a beltclip or a snap on clip...
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DirtyPISTOLA:
so I rooted my phone via superoneclick 1.9 then loaded up latest version of clockworkmod and I gave it superuser permission and flashed the recovery but when i go to boot into recovery and push the reinstall package button instead of loading into clockwork like its supposed to it says "E:failed to verify whole-file signature, E:signature verification failed installation aborted." and wont let me go into clockwork. Im sorry if this has been answered i tried searching but could'nt find anything addressing this specific problem, thanks in advance and im sure someone will post a link to a posting i missed answering this problem lol again i apolagise if this has been answered already i couldnt find it.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s15274n:
search modified 3e recovery... or go back to stock 2.1. Check my signature links if you need more help.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dikime:
+100000 for that, the modded 3e didn't work for me, but that [your] method worked wonders. Pretty epic guide :):)

BTW the link for the UPDATE.ZIP is wrong, it's not CWM recovery :p Had to do it manually.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s15274n:
Hey, appreciate the kind words. The update.zip I have posted is NOT CWR... it is just a zip to give root. If a person didn't have CWR prior on their phone they would need that to root, then go to the market and grab Rom Manager to flash CWR. Most have CWR/RM so they do not need the update.zip I included.

Maybe I need to make that more clearer in the guide? Thoughts?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dikime:
Maybe.

I have a Galaxy S I9000 and I've done a few things with it (root, flash ROMs etc.), but the Vibrant was SO different. But I thought that the update.zip included was the CWM one. :rolleyes:

Anyway, I'm done with it, but still can't make it work with my european SIM card :confused:
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DirtyPISTOLA:
Thanks ill check that out when I get home.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Flemmard:
Hi guys !

I wonder if one of you can help me,

I have a rom, in portrait all 'Loading..' and most of all dialogs are oversized.

Is this a global value for the size of the global layout ?

And where could this be defined ?

If someone has an idea !

Thanks ! :)
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] msticninja:
The Archos 101's speakers are overdriven, so many people are having speakers crap out, even after getting replacements. I replaced mine with higher wattage/sensitivity speakers, and now have no speaker failure, and much better sound quality and loudness. I used two Mouser.com Part # 253-CE221-RO.

I'm not going to bother with pictures, as it's quite simple:

1. Unscrew the Torx screws on back, 6 total. The two closest to the side buttons are longer, make sure you note this. A Torx 4 or 5 bit will be needed, though you could file a flatedge down in a pinch to make it work.

2. Slowly pry open the edges of the case with a plastic wedge. There are free ones included with lots of phone repair kits, or you can file something down in a pinch. Use a flatedge screwdriver if you don't care about scratching the case, but don't push it too far in if it's metal.

3. Once all the clips have popped, open the halves until you see the big flat cable, that's the screens connector. Disconnect it from the back of the screen. Slowly! It has adhesive behind it, let it slowly come apart so you don't rip the aluminum shield on the back of the screen.

4. The Power/Volume buttons will probably fall out, they are all attached together, just set it to the side. Lay the two sides open on a table. There are still 2 things connecting the halves to each other, but you don't need to remove them if you keep the halves close together.

5. Unsolder the old speakers and pry them out. There is a little strip of adhesive holding them in. If you can keep it in place, you can use it to affix the new speakers. Make sure you center the new ones in the hole, there will be a couple of millimeters space left over. Make sure the plastic cone of the speaker will not be touching any adhesive underneath it. If you make sure it's centered, you shouldn't have a problem. Use a couple dots of hot glue to firmly affix them in their holes. Don't overdo it, you don't want glue to seep under the speaker and touch the cones.

6. Reverse the takedown procedure to put everything back together, don't forget the Power/Volume button strip. Also, don't overtighten the screws, you will see a very slight depression on the front of the tablet where the screws are, if it's a noticeable depression, back the screws out a quarter turn.

7. Boot up and enjoy. Make sure you turn the volume down a bit before playing, these speakers are louder than the originals. At full blast it feels like it's going to vibrate the screen to pieces. :)

I also ripped off my micro usb port:rolleyes:, so for anyone with very good soldering skills, or alot of solder braid(and balls), the part number for that is ZX62D-B-5P8. I had to use trace ribbon(Flexible Flat Cable) to remake the traces, as they were ripped off as well. Crack open an old CD-ROM or check the bottom of an old hard drive to find some with the correct pitch if needed.

I'm also adding front speakers on the right hand-hold, kind of like the A70(no room for one on the left on A101). Post a reply if you'd like a parts list and tutorial for that process.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] msticninja:
Just finished the testing. I'm updating the OP with results and guide.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fisha21:
Thanks for posting the detailed instructions. Might have to give this a try, given that one of my speakers blew after a couple of weeks. Also intrigued by the front speaker....

How did you identify which speakers would be a suitable replacement?
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spicy_puerto_rican:
Yes please, I'd love to have the part list and detailed tutorial for adding front speakers to the A101IT because I can go right down the street to Mouser Electronics because I live close to there and know where it is!

So how well do these new Kobitone Speakers from Mouser fit inside the A101IT; Is it a tight fit or loose one? Also, what is the difference in speaker size (if any difference) and are the stock A101IT speakers' shape circle like the Mouser ones or oval?

Thanks mate!
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] msticninja:
I've built alot of custom electronics, so I measured the old ones and used a bit of experience to guess the rest. There is a couple of millimeters of space left around the speaker, but it's super close, and the original speakers actually have an extra plastic case on them because they couldn't find cheap enough speakers that fit exactly. You won't find a closer match in size to the originals, and they have the best sound of any speaker in this size range.

spicy_puerto_rican: The stock speakers are round, with a large plastic collar to make them slightly larger. My replacements are a few mils smaller, but even the originals needed adhesive to hold them in, so the size difference really isn't an issue. As I said, they have the best sound quality and volume of anything in the size range.

With the loudness of the new speakers, I've decided not to bother putting front speakers in, but if you open your archos, you'll see there is so much space in the right hand-hold you could do almost anything in there. Feel free to experiment.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tesla74:
Thank you! My speakers went bad. I followed your instructions and the new speakers work great. It was difficult, but it would have been even harder without your instructions.

Jason
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] msticninja:
No problem. It's been a couple of months now and they still sound good...
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] angomy:
Just want to get some opinions on this.

I used my Nook for extensive reading for the first time today (~2-3 hrs) + listening to music w/ headphones and the creaky noises I noticed all along the right side and top were driving me crazy. Pretty loud creaks and occasionally a soft pop. I don't notice it when I use it with CM7 SD because I'm usually holding it landscape. The hissing noise that some people have reported with plugged in headphones, I didn't notice until today because I hadn't used headphones till now. I tried both my bose in-ear plugs and sony over-ear 'phones, and it was pretty apparent even at lower volumes.

Should I try my luck and exchange it for a new one? Or are they all pretty much like this? I would probably not consider it except for the fact that aside from the creaking the right side feels rather springy when you touch it (the left is solid, no noise) (I'm not squeezing, just pressing down slightly on top). Also, if I look in the seam edge I can see a spot where the white light is coming through.

Am I being overly picky? The creaking is really driving me nuts when I'm reading for a while.. Read for 30 sec, turn page, *creak creakity creak*, repeat.

(If I decide to exchange, should I de-register the device before going to Best Buy, or can I do it there?) I never rooted the EMMC so that's not a concern.

*** EDIT: So I bit the bullet and exchanged it at my local Best Buy. The new one has absolutely no creaking at all, and all four sides of the bevel feel solid (no springy feeling). The rep who helped me opened the new one for me so we could see if it had the same issue, and he immediately noticed the difference. I normally don't return things unless something is broken, but I was concerned that the bevel would eventually become unhinged because the creaking and springiness (press down on top, it would flex and give a mini BOING! feeling into your finger when you let up the pressure) were getting stronger. Screen looks just as stellar as the first, so I'm glad I exchanged it :)
[Xoom Android Development] bpmorris:
Great instructions, the simplest I could see so far! The above process worked for my WIFI only XOOM which I had rooted and installed the Tiamat Xoom Kernel. I am in Australia so was impatient to wait for OTA which probably wouldn't have worked anyways from what I have read.
[Xoom Android Development] xoppaw:
How does this differ from bigrushdogs procedure? I have a wifi only xoom and am not sure which method to follow. Is this for stockusers?
[Xoom Android Development] Dubar:
it is different because no wipe is needed, if you are stock (unrooted) you will have to wipe when you unlock the bootloader

This is exactly the method I used, though I did thinks manually and it took a while, but works great

I don't know about the videos.APk thing, there are some 3g users with the same problem, one current theory is that it has something to do with root
[Xoom Android Development] tekuru:
I think this problem is a bit two-faced, as a few of us on the 3G/VZW XOOM have updated fine and have a working video player, but rentals purchased do not play instead throw an Error 49 license error, while local content plays fine.

The Wifi users are reporting that the videos app doesn't even show up, let alone open. General suckage, not even being able to play local content.

I've been tinkering around with logs and trying to narrow down my error 49 issue but thus far have been unsuccessful.
[Xoom Android Development] publicanimal:
Yeah, the two main differences between this and BRD's procedure is that you don't have to perform a factory reset to get this one to work, and this method requires adb/fastboot. I don't think you should have to erase all your data just to install an official update. It's also only one file to flash.

The other difference is that this version doesn't have artifacts from the 3G version in the Wireless & Networks Settings menu (if that bothers you).

I don't know if this update would apply on an unlocked and unrooted Xoom, but if your Xoom is unlocked this version of the update should give you root. Both would be worth testing

You can still play videos/local content fine through the gallery app, so we are safe in that respect. I can still watch all my movies or videos filmed on the Xoom just fine.

Here are some observations that I made. The WiFi update only included the Videos.apk file while the 3G update also included a Videos.odex file as well. I chose to add the Videos.odex to the update file in the OP, but it didn't make a difference (Videos apk still doesn't show in the app drawer).
[Xoom Android Development] Land Master:
Thanks.. Worked great.

Note: I had to re-enable USB debugging on the Xoom after flashing the Stock System and Boot Images.
[Xoom Android Development] publicanimal:
Thanks, I updated the OP to take account of that. Ever since I figured out how to boot into recovery from the Motorola logo I haven't really needed to send the 'adb reboot recovery' command.
[Xoom Android Development] kev0153:
I used BRD update method for my wifi zoom (don't care about the extra settings) and I have a working videos.apk that plays local content. I have not yet tried to rent a video.
[Xoom Android Development] publicanimal:
Yes, I'm pretty sure for whatever reason the Videos.apk is enabled for the 3G version of 3.1 but not for the WiFi version of 3.1. I agree that the extra settings isn't a big deal, I made this file mostly because I wanted a way around wiping all of my user data.

Rumor has it that Google has said that the Videos.apk will be working on the WiFi Xoom in a few days.
[Xoom Android Development] IXIKelsonIXI:
I used the method posted by stachre from yesterday, and I don't have access to my sdcard in sdcard/external. Any way I can change that? The two methods seem to be very similar...and I want my SD!
[Xoom Android Development] publicanimal:
Download and flash this file:

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?2bj5taicy3buc5c

Basically do what I said to do in the OP but skip step 1.
[Xoom Android Development] IXIKelsonIXI:
You are beautiful, and I love you.
[Xoom Android Development] airbillion:
I installed brd's 3.1 update yesterday, and i tried to install this zip over his method because i have a wifi xoom and wanted to get rid of the hotspot settings, but when i try to flash this in cwm i get an error:

Assert failed: file_getprop("system/build.prop", "ro.build.fingerprint") == "motorola/tervigon/wingray:3.0.1/hwi69/110420:user/release-keys" || file_getprop("system/build.prop", "ro.build.fingerprint") == "motorola/tervigon/wingray:3.1/hmj37/124251:user/release-keys"

E: error in /sdcard/mz604_3.1_ROOT_update.zip

(status 7)

installation aborted

What is the problem? Is it not possible to flash this over his method? Do i have to change the build.prop?

Thanks

Edit:

Solved by going back to stock 3.0.1 and installing the cwm to get updated to 3.1.
[Xoom Android Development] RoryPG:
WARNING Boot Loop!

Warning. This method set me in to a boot loop. The tip at the bottom of the instructions eventually saved me as I booted in to recovery (adb stopped working after awhile) and upgraded via bigrushdog's clockwork thread. Not sure if it was my custom boot theme or something else. I reflashed twice while adb was still working. All looked good each time but then when I rebooted to do the final cwm step, this is where I looped each time. I was careful. Not sure why it messed up.
[Xoom Android Development] siscim23:
Thanks a lot for putting this together, worked like a charm.
[Xoom Android Development] kntdookoo:
So what about overclocking. I don't have option above 1ghz. Is this because we are back on a stock kernal. Will we have to wait for Tia to make a new one?
[Xoom Android Development] ericdabbs:
Bigrushdog has said that they are working on an overclock tiamat kernel for Android 3.1. So yes it is expected that you can not overclock your xoom in 3.1 currently.

A few questions since I have not updated my xoom to 3.1 yet:

1) Is everyone experiencing the Videos.apk error where they can't install the videos app?

2) How are the 3.1 updated features? Can anyone share if the overall user experience is better in 3.1 (better scrolling, smoother, etc).

I am kinda holding off updating 3.1 until I hear more of the drawbacks of 3.1.
[Xoom Android Development] publicanimal:
1. It's weird. My understanding is that even, unrooted stock WiFi Xoom owners can't access the new Videos apk on 3.1. The Videos.apk is there it just doesn't show up in the app drawer so there isn't any way to access it. If you look for it in a file manager like Root Explorer you can see it. There are other "ghost" apps like that in Android like the SoundRecorder.apk, so that's not completely unheard of. What's puzzling is why the 3G Xoomers got one that works and we didn't. If/when this is solved I will update the OP. It does work if you use bigrushdog's update method (but you gotta wipe all your data).

The Videos apk is mostly a showcase for their Video rental service that they announced Tuesday, you can still play videos in Gallery, so you're not really missing out on any major functionality at the moment.

2. The new features are cool! It's hard to compare performance since I was overclocked before and now I'm not. I love the resizable widgets. Overall it does feel like a more polished OS, they fixed a whole bunch of little itty bitty issues here and there. I can't really think of any downsides to the upgrade, it just feels like a step in the right direction. I'm definitely looking forward to see where Honeycomb development goes in the future.
[Xoom Android Development] wardy277:
I have installed this update over my rooted wifi only 3.0. It worked great, i did get a boot loop and was forced to wipe in recovery (luckily i did a titanium backup first), apart from that it went through no problem.

I haven't used the browser extensively yet, but it does seem more stable, hasn't crashed yet and the overall browser seems much better, especially the thumb menu from labs.

Good work!!

(I have the wifi only UK version BTW)
[Xoom Android Development] validoption:
Does auto-brightness work for you after updating this way vs BRD's way, or is this a 3.1 flaw?

Does trying to install apps from web based market properly recognize the device or does it still label it Verizon Motorola Xoom?

I'm thinking of doing what you did to get rid of the vestigial 3G bits...
[Xoom Android Development] neaux:
hello all

I put my Xoom update in 3.1 and I can no longer access my SDCARD in External.

I saw this topic and I wonder if I reflash with this MZ604_3.1_ROOT_update.zip without going through step 1, is that I could regain access to my external SDCARD from XOOM wifi only

what do you think?

(sorry for my broken English)

:)
[Xoom Android Development] publicanimal:
Yes, it will work.
[Xoom Android Development] ankorez:
don't understand

in clockworkmod when i select mount sd/card or usb mass storage

i have message error mounting /sdcard

or E: unable to write to ums lunfile (no such file or directory)
[Xoom Android Development] mulletcutter:
If u put the zip on the sdcard before hand, like from a computer, then u dont have to do that step.
[Xoom Android Development] PlinXoom:
This was excellent, I was stuck at the update.zip from the other thread.

Question is now there is no Kernel for it?
[Xoom Android Development] publicanimal:
Not yet. I can't imagine it will be too long of a wait though. :)
[Xoom Android Development] futuregerald:
I updated yesterday but I have 3g verizon options in my xoom. Do I have to downgrade before I can flash this? If so how do I do that?
[Xoom Android Development] publicanimal:
I don't think you have to downgrade, but I think you will still have to flash the system & boot images (step 1).
[Xoom Android Development] ankorez:
i also try it

"finding package"

"E: error can't mount /sdcard"

i think we should wait new CWM....

anyone comes has run sdcard in CMW?
[Xoom Android Development] MrGinger:
Hi folks. Does anyone have or know how to make a tun.ko file for this build?
[Xoom Android Development] publicanimal:
Try this recovery:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1074979
[Xoom Android Development] ankorez:
i have also do it but it did not work. i have reflash recovery and now it work i can read files on sdcard in recovery mod thanks!

how boot in recovery plz??

help me plz

after this step my xoom boot loop...

when i push power and volume down

3 choices: NvFlash - RSD - Fastboot

where is recovey mod plz ?

when i use fasboot adb command not recognize device..

help me plz

edit: my Xoom is french

i must flash "system.img" for unbrick my xoom with fastboot flash system system.img

but i can't find "system.img" xoom's french...

if a french can upload system.img... it save me...

Edit2: problem fixed with fastboot flash userdata userdata.img

if it help anyone...