yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Defy Android Development] iaio72:
MotoDeutsch ​

Based from Official Froyo German 3.4.2_177-3

>>>>>

MotoDeutsch

<<<<<<

- It 's true that after having tried many rom GB based, eventually always, returns to Froyo, however, to have everything working, and of more 'official version! This is a facsimile of the original rom,

with lots of blur and Motoblur apps and Blur launcher, some lovey

personal modify to make it stable and fast.

I removed the usual apps, useless widgets (hiphop, gotv, cardiotrainer, and others)

I removed unnecessary applications for me, as motorolaportal, Updated

Gmail and Google Maps, replaced filemanager with OI filemanager ,

busybox 1.19.1 installed, added some useful applications such as

spareparts, milestones oc, radioFM, recovery by kush, usbtether milestone,

and customized the theme in a simple way with drums mod

sense (as a percentage) and a default flyng animation, default wallpaper which seems a painting! Other simple changes that bring more stability '

the rom .... :D

Languages: italian, deutschland, english(usa, australia, gb), espanol, francais, nederlands, portugues(brazil, portugal), nederlands(Belgie)

After the first step, you put the backup/rom, unzipped (folder named MotoDeutsch) into the microsd in this way clockworkmod/backup/ here put the folder with my rom, if you do not have these folders, create it yourself.

Enter in recovery by kush (cwm 2.5.1.8), go in backup/restore and install as a restore, (before to flash it do a full wipe), and then reboot, enjoy

>>>> Regarding the downgrade from this rom, will update as soon as I have news! thanks....

ORIGINAL THREAD >>>> LINK
[Defy Android Development] madhuranand007:
It only have dutch language and no English ??
[Defy Android Development] iaio72:
language: italian, deutschland, english(usa, australia, gb), espanol, francais, nederlands, portugues(brazil, portugal), nederlands(Belgie)
[Defy Android Development] madhuranand007:
OK Thanks brother :D

Downloading ;)
[Defy Android Development] iaio72:
you welcome!

this is my first rom non deblurred! :p
[Defy Android Development] hailmary:
nice...full blur no extra fat

this is now the 2nd ROm i will be trying from u..

ill get myself a copy of this one & flash it soon as i get my defy cracked again...(currently on test in nightly cm7;))

i will recommend this to my mates here in manila.full blur this time..

thanks iaio
[Defy Android Development] JackSparrow17:
iaio72 Need Help.....What we can do if stock recovery dont work or we cant go to stock recovery by pressing Vol Down button....

Sent from my toilet using my Motorola DEFY :D
[Defy Android Development] iaio72:
Remove and replace the battery, press power and volume down together, when you're the triangle on the screen, press both volume down and volume up, you should go into recovery-3e, do a wipe/data and restart the defy, so see if

solve!
[Defy Android Development] JackSparrow17:
Plz Help this Member if u can.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1095444

Sent from my toilet using my Motorola DEFY :D
[Defy Android Development] iaio72:
ok! i tryed to understand what is his real problem! its very difficult to brick the defy!
[Defy Android Development] hailmary:
i posted some..maybe it will help.
[Defy Android Development] iaio72:
any news?

i dont find nothing....
[Defy Android Development] JackSparrow17:
Still his phone is Dead...
[Defy Android Development] android-jaya:
dude, could you deblur MotoDeutsch?
[Defy Android Development] iaio72:
HERE

it is!! of course! :D
[Defy Android Development] android-jaya:
i knew i saw it somewhere here.. mille grazie.. :cool:
[Defy Android Development] Quza:
great! I'll recommend this rom to my friends who refused to let me flash CM7 or MIUI on their phones. finally they'll get a nice rom :D
[Defy Android Development] iaio72:
thanks guys! :D
[Defy Android Development] AkkiandDefy:
Thanks for the sbf. Could you upload a fixed sbf

Swyped from my Defy using CM-7 RC0 with the XDA premium App
[Defy Android Development] iaio72:
yes of course!

>>>> LINK
[Defy Android Development] :
Do I need to flash the SBF from the original post or the fixed you posted above this post?
[Defy Android Development] iaio72:
if you have froyo rom installed, you can flash only fixed.sbf on link above then motodeusch rom!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] obtampa1:
I have rooted my a500 tablet and did the mod so my tablet can recognize ad hoc networks. I'm wondering though...if i unroot my tab will I still be able to recognize ad hoc networks? If I have to update to honeycomb 3.1, will I lose root anyway? Whether or not I lose root, will I lose ad hoc recognition with an update? Thanx if anybody knows the answers.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Jim_Mauro9:
Update Leery

Yeah, me too. This is the one thing I'm dreading figuring out again after the update.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mac4402:
Updated to HC3.1 lost ad-hoc

Today I updated to HC 3.1 with no real issues (still testing). Rooted and just discovered I lost ad-hoc. The a500 can no longer detect pdanet hotspots from my iPhone.

I'm hoping to locate a solution.
[General Questions and Answers] karthik5300:
hello, one of my frnd using xperia neo he had tried several times failed with the update procedure due to unknow error. His phone can not be powered since the first error event.He had already tried several times with Sony Ericsson Update software and the PC Companion as well. However, NOT any successful time he had reached. The latest software is downloaded already from the internet but it failed to be installed in the phone in the middle of process. It appeared to be some unknown error and asked me to retry. But then, I failed again with the same error. Thus, what can I do now with can-not-powered Neo?
[General Questions and Answers] cordoni:
Put a title like "Xperia Neo update failed, now bricked" in your thread. This will help get you some assistance.
[General Questions and Answers] SuperDeform:
Another thread with no title??!!
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] kolyan:
nook driving me nuts. I don't understand why they don't wanna support phones. if someone could modify an app to think hd2 is a 7 inch tablet, I suppose it would work them......
[Xperia Play General] vaxick:
I'm very interested in the Xperia Play, but the limited internal storage memory is a bit of a turnoff. Is there a true solution to avoiding this issue (app2sd?) or will even installing apps on a SD card still leave some data on the internal storage memory.

I'm a bit out of date with Android development since I've been into WebOS. Still plan on buying a Pre 3, but it's tempting to get a Xperia Play as a secondary phone. :D
[Xperia Play General] Nhialor:
If you use adb you can move 95% of your apps to the sd, freeing up HUGE amounts of internal memory. I was on 40mb free before using adb, now I've like an extra 5 or 10 apps since then and have over 180mb free
[Xperia Play General] Rixter757:
I agree, also I'll point out that if you have the device rooted you can use Titanium Backup to do the same thing (I haven't got around to installing the Android SDK to my PC yet). All my Gameloft games etc are <1mb internal. I have loads of games & still running with 165Mb free.

Memory is only a concern if you don't have the know how ;)

As for the Pre 3 I was tempted too cuz I loved all the old PalmOS devices, but I was put off by the fact that they went with a 3.5" screen. Even Apple will be going bigger than this on their next release.
[Xperia Play General] vaxick:
That's not too bad. I might check the phone out soon to make a decision as to if I should get one. I always like having a spare phone just in case something goes wrong with my primary or I go somewhere where I'd like to use one phone over another.

Pre 3 screen is 3.6-inches and I actually don't mind that. I've had a Palm Pre Plus since launch and I've never really been turned off by the screen size. I kinda like the smaller profile of the phone and I'm looking forward to WebOS 3.0. I'm just hoping HP markets WebOS properly to make the platform more attractive to developers.
[Xperia Play General] Deleted member 2488575:
Trust me it wont be a problem. and like many have said all you have to do is use ADB once and then all your apps are installed on the SD card but even if you dont do that its still plentiful.
[Xperia Play General] danieljamie:
How could you possibly have 40mb free before?

When I first got my phone last week the remaining memory was like at least 150 - 200mb? I'm running launcher pro now, have all sync and everything switched on, and my remaining RAM is 235MB, remaining INTERNAL STORAGE is 186MB now.

Can titanium backup FREE be used to do everything the paid one does?
[Xperia Play General] AndroHero:
everything except batch restore i beleve :)
[Xperia Play General] Nhialor:
dunno mate, but im not lying...?
[Xperia Play General] danieljamie:
I wasn't doubting it :) just seems odd lol
[Xperia Play General] ncaissie:
I use App 2 SD Pro and it has been working very well. That is why I paid for the pro.

I'm still in the air on the Advanced Task Manager app though. I need to get more into it. I kill the processes and it leaves 3 going. Then a minute later there is about 15 going again. I need to find a permanent stop to a bunch of those apps and figure out how to make them run as needed.

I like to pay for good useful tools.
[Xperia Play General] dsswoosh:
1) Root phone

2) Install titanium backup

3) Batch move apps to sd card, including unmovable apps

4) Profit

It is as easy as that.
[Xperia Play General] Mozza2k11:
You cannot stop the system apps or the bloat the phone starts itself unless you uninstall them. Task managers work well for apps you have installed yourself but the stuff that keep resarting will keep restarting no matter how many times to kill them (it will drain your battery and possiblale do more damage then good :confused:).

Root and uninstall the crap from the safe apps to remove list. Also titanium backup free version lets you move the unmovable apps to sd such as ashphalt and fifa e.t.c less then 1mb instead of 30mb will help with internal storage
[Xperia Play General] danieljamie:
problem is you can't root 2.3.3
[Xperia Play General] ncaissie:
I have 2.3.2 still.

But I am nervous about killing my warranty.
[Xperia Play General] Rixter757:
You can now :D

Have a look in the Dev forum...
[Xperia Play General] Mozza2k11:
If your bootloader is unlocked you can install the rooted 2.3.3 rom which has been confirmed as being succesfully rooted http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1098736. If the bootloader is locked such as mine you are right and will have to wait for a rooting method to appear.

Rooting does void it. But if you have a locked bootloader you can use SUES to reinstall the software without the root and not even SE would be able to tell.
[Xperia Play General] danieljamie:
Thats alright but I refuse to unlock my bootloader :P guess I have to wait and I'm stuck with bloatware lol
[Xperia Play General] ncaissie:
I see a lot about how to root and unlock the Bootloader but don't see anything on why. I know rooting gives you access to removing the bloat. What does unlocking do? And what can I do without restricting myself to one version of gingerbread for life? Like one guy said I don't know where to start.
[Xperia Play General] bx19:
Use the adb command to set the install location to memory card

adb pm setInstallLocation 2

It solves most of the issue, and gives the option to move 99% of it apps to sdcard. It also installs the future apps directly to the sdcard. Provided u must be on froyo or higher. Rooting or unrooting doesn't really matter with this.
[Xperia Play General] danieljamie:
Unlocking means that, when they get round to it, you can install your own custom roms that are specially themed and other improvements like overclocking the processor.

As you rightly said, rooting lets you remove the bloat, which is great. Also, unlocking means you can flash a rooted stock firmware. However I refuse to unlock my bootloader (YET).

You can wait for more sony ericsson updates, or wait for the android devs to make some cool custom ROM that we will eventually install (with unlocked bootloader).
[Xperia Play General] ncaissie:
Do you need to root to unlock or unlock to root?
[Xperia Play General] AndroHero:
unlocking your bootloader allows you to flash unsigned images. roms, kernels, recoveries ect, it also allows you to issue fastboot commands, fastboot flash, fastboot erase. ect :)
[Xperia Play General] Mozza2k11:
They can be done separately you dont really need to do one to get the other. All rooting does is give you admin privileges (super user (Su)) the same as you get on a pc. Meaning you can install apps that require access to the android system such as adfree, root explorer (which cannot be done on an unrooted device since you are not the admin). Just as on a pcs, admins can uninstall anything such as bloat e.t.c

As AndroHero said unlocking the bootloader allows flash unsigned images. roms, kernels, recoveries e.t.c. Meaning you wont be stuck on the same version of gingerbread for life beacause instead of using SEUS you "flash" the new updates onto the phone. Flashing the phone or using SEUS is basiclly the same thing.
[Xperia Play General] ncaissie:
SEUS = Sony Ericson Update System?
[Xperia Play General] danieljamie:
what if I installed root explorer before, then updated and still have it installed?
[Galaxy S II General] wardy:
KE7

Is anyone else experiencing the Data Network just turns itself off when it likes .

Just wondered before I refresh again.
[Galaxy S II General] ZaKaTRoN:
Yes... same issue. I have to reboot to have data network again.
[Galaxy S II General] Chivalryyyy:
I just had this happen to me for the first time as well..

Woke up this morning, unplugged the phone to see it had neither 3g or H showing in the top bar, and obviously no connection... had to reboot to get it back...

Them again about an hour our so later I was browsing and my signal kept jumping from 3G to H ... and then out of the blue they both disappeared and u lost internet...

Although this time I got it back by switching plane mode on and off..

Just 1 other thing... Is it normal for the signal to continuously move from 3G to H even if your in a full H signal area? My old desire HD just used to stay in H all the time if our could...
[Galaxy S II General] raphy972:
It never happened to me and i'm on KE7 since last week.
[Galaxy S II General] wardy:
I'm on Orange network so I wonder if that has something to do with it as per the last firmware
[Galaxy S II General] Chivalryyyy:
Mines unbranded and unlocked... Using a t-mobile sim

I also upgraded top ke7 last week and today is the first time I've ever seen this happen.. :(
[Galaxy S II General] JJEgan:
Never in 24 days on all firmware O2 network.

jje
[Galaxy S II General] dk206:
Same but i think it is due to the sh*tty Orange network....gawwwd when are they merging 3g network with tmo and 3...........
[Galaxy S II General] skanj:
late summer i think.
[Galaxy S II General] wardy:
Can't wait for that to happen. I will turn off roaming so that it doesn't hope onto T-Mobile . See if that helps
[Galaxy S II General] Andrew Phillips:
Yeah happened to me once, I'm on Optus Australia. I thought there was something wrong with Optus or my sim/apn settings. But when I went to reboot the phone I noticed data had switched itself off.

Hasn't happened since though, been on KE7 since the day after it came out...
[Galaxy S II General] wardy:
Hmm this is strange . This seems to happen when the phone is switched off and on again . If you check the settings by holding down the on/off button it shows as disabled.

I have also noticed that it turns itself into off mode intermittently as well .

I have turned roaming off , made no difference ... The fix is to turn it back on again but as it turns the radio off without me knowing I would not like to miss any important calls etc.

Anyone else have any ideas . I'm sure its software related as wouldn't a hardware issue be more pronounced and permanent?

I still think its network dependent can any other Orange UK users confirm if they have the same issue ?
[Galaxy S II General] Shujitzu:
It hasn't happen to my SGS2 yet but I'm on orange UK for over 5 years now and it happen to several times including my last phone SGS1
[Galaxy S II General] sackynuts:
Happened to meget aswell. Telmore, Denmark
[Galaxy S II General] wardy:
Just been using my mates O2 card and would you believe it ! It dont do it . Tried a Vodafone card and didn't do it either.

Im hanging a guess if could be my sim but will wait to see if other Orange Uk users can confirm the same issue.
[Galaxy S II General] wardy:
Hmm have you a new sim.since the sgs II . I wondrr if its an account setup issue as the sim I used use to be in an iphone
[Galaxy S II General] wardy:
New Sim ordered and my account is fine .

I am guessing this is a software issue with the radio as I see other data related problems are being threded
[Galaxy S II General] dk206:
Generally orange 3G network the worse. Trust me. I've used O2, voda, tmob and 3. Orange boasts that they have best coverage. its true. They do.

But SIGNAL *****INTENSITY***** (POWER OF THE SIGNAL IS AT LEAST 3 TIMES SLOWER THAN VODAFONE)

this is a test between my sgs2 (orange) vs sgs (vodafone)

In central london.

No point having the strongest router in the world if you have 2mb internet connection. That's how I sum up orange 3g network. Its a shame. No many people know this. I didn't until I signed up a 24 month contact with them...
[Galaxy S II General] dk206:
Does anyone know why Orange Network reads my nearest server as Birmingham?

when vodafone's network reads it correctly?
[Galaxy S II General] MaTiCeK-:
It was happening to me a lot, everytime the phone went to sleep on a 3G, H, H+ network. Now I disabled fast dormancy via the *#*#9900#*#* and my data is stable.
[Galaxy S II General] kse617:
Happens to me too, but I'm not sure if it's after going to KE2 or KE7... data gets disconnected after going through an underground tunnel on my way to work and never comes back. Restarting fixes this but it's a pain in the a** every time >_<

Disabled FastDormancy today via *#*#9900#*#*, I'll keep you posted if it gets any better :)

BTW I'm on an Orange network here in Spain, and changing to Vodafone in a few days... maybe that's the problem :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II General] ninjafox:
I have the exact same problem using o2 in germany (LKAXEU+XWKE7)... on my way to work I also pass several tunnels by train and my data connection sometimes just stalls or even completely switches off.

that "no network" circly icon will come up then but normally the data connection will come up after a few seconds...

if it just stalls, I'll have to reboot to get it working asap, sometimes switching airplane mode on and off works...

sometimes it even stalls while the phone is just lying around, I can tell by checkin google talk, all my contacts are greyed out there and I need to sign off from gtalk and sign in again.

I have disabled that fast dormancy thing today I'll check on my way back home how it performs...
[Galaxy S II General] kawa636r:
Same trouble in Italy with Tim
[Galaxy S II General] kse617:
I've done some tests yesterday and today:

- Disabling Fast Dormancy eats away my battery in a horrible way... After 12 hours I only had 35% left, with only a 2 minute call and gtalk/gmail services running. This doesn't happen with FD enabled

- Disabling Fast Dormancy seemingly fixes the connection drops, but brings the connection stalling problem, as seen in other threads in this forum

- Today I've noticed that after a 4-5 minute call, the data connection also disappears and I'm forced to restart the phone

(In any case, my interpretation of the *#*#9900#*#* menu is: "Disable FD" = FD Enabled)

It's good to know that at least it's a (relatively) widespread problem... disabling FD is a no-go for me so I'll have to live until Samsung decides to fix it, if ever :P

Anyways, tomorrow I'll be on a Vodafone network, so I'll continue testing

Please share your findings if you got any :)
[Galaxy S II General] skanj:
Happens to me to on Orange uk running KE2 firmware. Does everyone on Orange get H+ or just H?
[Galaxy S II General] dk206:
On the Galaxy S II, I NEVER EVER got H+ on Orange network. Just H.

However on Vodafone network I get H+ all the time. Orange 3G network is just pure crap. Vodafone and probably other networks too is at least 3 times faster than Orange.shown in the test I've done above.

Can't wait until my contract enda with them. ORANG is NOT a network for smartphones.
[Galaxy S II General] whamuel:
i have the exact same issue on ATT in the US...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Kardianable:
Hello Everyone!

I've flashed the Android 2.3.3 Beta from Samsung with Bootloader. Now, I need to downgrade the Bootloader because the CM7, wich need the Bootloader from Android 2.1/2.2.

Have somebody a stock Firmware with old Bootloaders?

Thanks and sorry for my english, I'm from switzerland ;)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Whoosh13:
install js5 through odin, that will install the right bootloaders for you
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] lopez.am:
I dont recomend you CM7 into your SGS... but if you persist on it you need to :

1. Download JPU stock Firmware from www.SamFirmware.com

2. Flash it with ODIN marking REFRESH BOOTLOADER and RE-PARTITIONING.

3. Install CM7 following their instructions.

Enviado desde mi GT-I9000 usando XDA Premium App
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] lopez.am:
I recomend you to try GINGETCRISKELO ROM.

Enviado desde mi GT-I9000 usando XDA Premium App
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Kardianable:
Thank you guys!
[General Questions and Answers] n4sedo:
Hello,

My sister bought an netbook with Android (Froyo). Can I upgrade it to Honeycomb, or Gingerbread? I was thinking about installing other OS, but he had ARM_v7 CPU, and I think he cannot run XP (Guys at Ubuntu.pl forum told me about an ARM version of Ubuntu, maybe i try this.)

Specification:

CPU: WM8650 800MHz

RAM: DDR 256MB

HDD: 2GB NAND-Flash + SD + USB 2.0 3x

Screen: 7” TFT / 800×480 px

OS: Android 2.2 Froyo with Manufacturer modifications + Flash 10.1

Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11b/g + LAN 10/100Mbit Ethernet

Link: allegro.pl/laptop-netbook-7-cali-android-2-2-pl-wifi-zegarek-i1622425743.html

Thx for answers.

Regards, Nasedo :)
[General Questions and Answers] n4sedo:
refreshing.
[General Questions and Answers] n4sedo:
refresh...
[General Questions and Answers] SuperDeform:
Goodluck with yoir answer
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] volesprit:
hi, and is it possible to downgrade an HD2 (i've install 7 on it) to win mo 6.5 (original rom of HTC)?

If it is what is the procedure?

'Cause i cannot syncrhonize it with active sync :rolleyes:

Thanks a lot!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wicksie:
I believe it is to low level format your SD card and flash an original ROM (in fact I think some other custom ROMs can still be flashed instead) - however, to sync with win7 you need to use Zune - it is a free download and much better than media player and activsync
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] silverwind:
1. Download your CORRECT STOCK ROM via HTC Website or your carrier website (if it is a branded HD2)

2. Extract the downloaded file. Find the file named: RUU_signed.nbh

Rename it to: leoimg.nbh

3. Copy it to the root directory of your micro sd card. Dont forget to reformat your micro sd card with FAT 32. Remember that your sd card need to be formatted because WP7 using different format.

4. Put your sd card to your phone. Go into bootloader, and follow the onscreen instruction.

Remember it will erase everything, including your HSPL.

Cheers..
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] volesprit:
Thanks a lot!!! exactly the type of response i need!

I forward this procedure to my friend who have the problem!!

Thanks again Silverwind!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] silverwind:
Gosh, I just couldn't remember how many times I write that kind of procedure :eek:

Hope it will help your friend...

Cheers...:)