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[Optimus One, P500, V General] giandeli:
Also when you flash a rom does it when you turn on the screen sometimes it doesn't display this might be the fact that I have a phoenix not a thrive
[Optimus One, P500, V General] raenye:
I don't have the stock rom (it should be v11e_00.kdz); I just have backups of the mtd partitions of my thrive.

But it'd be useful to verify that phoenix and thrive are similar by examining the difference in kernel configuration and partition table.

Giandeli, could you please attach the contents of the following files on your device?

1) /proc/mtd

2) /proc/config.gz
[Optimus One, P500, V General] giandeli:
im on cm7 sorry but could I have the boot.I mg to tryto see if color fi wait just give me partitions
[Optimus One, P500, V General] webosguru:
I should have some time this evening to install a rom without installing the Kernel. I will update results afterwards.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] giandeli:
but could you give me boot.I mg
[Optimus One, P500, V General] giandeli:
please give me boot.I mg so I can try on pheonix
[Optimus One, P500, V General] webosguru:
Giandeli:

Here is a link to my boot.Img be careful!

http://db.tt/kUNpBbH
[Optimus One, P500, V General] giandeli:
Bricked phone and lost recovery please give me stock kdz! :-(
[Optimus One, P500, V General] raenye:
Sorry pal, there's nothing out yet AFAIK :(

You can check it yourself on LG website; go to csmg.lgmobile.com:9002/csmg/b2c/client/auth_model_check2.jsp?esn=YOUR-IMEI-HERE

(replace YOUR-IMEI-HERE by the 15 digits imei) and see that no link to a .kdz file is displayed.

You should try the fastboot tutorial if you still can. But I can't provide you with a P505 recovery.img, you should find someone with a Phoenix for this.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] energyfreak7390:
I have an lg optimus t.... the problem is the phone is stuck on clockworkmod and when i go to mount sd card all iu see is an empty card with only a file comtaning clockworkmod no backups ...... and when i reboot it goes to fast boot and stays....
[Optimus One, P500, V General] raenye:
energyfreak7390, this is a thread about Thrive/Phoenix (P505 & P506).

Please find an appropriate thread for your Optimus T (P509) issues.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] giandeli:
Just gonna buy HTC dream
[Optimus One, P500, V General] raenye:
Do not lose hope, Giandeli!

There are reports about LG Phoenix getting a rom update.

I can see that there are new versions for both P505 and P506, but still cannot download them.

I'll post the kdz files when I manage to get them.

BTW, if you can get to fastboot, you're not bricked.

What happens when you turn on the phone with Power+VolDown+Home?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] giandeli:
yep I can get into 'o fastboot and emegancy mode so what at should I doon a random note is metropcs GSM I might just buy ascend then give my phoenix to my friend.

Sent from my XOOM
[Optimus One, P500, V General] webosguru:
MetroPCS (Plus LTE in some citys) is cdma. If your phone can still get into fastboot it is not bricked. There are some threads over on the android central forums that can walk you through the fix. If I have some time later

I will find them and post links for you if you have trouble finding them yourself.
[Android Software Development] KarlssoN1337:
Hi!

Don't know if this is the right place to post this, but admin/mod please move it if I'm wrong!

So I have a video player in my app. And I want it to have a custom layout (like custom buttons etc), but I don't know how I could do that so I'd like help with that. I have tried to find something like this for hours. So I have tried.

Thanks!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] biggpappa13:
While making calls on my phone, the other person on the line can hear there voice echo everytime....what can i do to fix this problem???
[LG Optimus 2x] tumza007lnw:
As I see, I guess there are approximately 5% of the total amount of Optimus 2X that got problem about freezing screen and reboot itself.

No one can solve this problem unless go back to LG and claim new one.

But, no one can make sure that the new one will not have the same problem again.

Now I am sending my 2X back to LG and wait them to send a new 2X back to me.

I am so worried if I get the new mobile with problem again.

So, I would like to know anybody who already claim the mobile from LG and still got the problem. I would like to know the statistics of the user. :D
[LG Optimus 2x] mike-o2:
If your guess is right, you will get a good unit with a 95% probability.

Sounds good, no?
[LG Optimus 2x] xmoo:
Confirmed here in Netherlands people indeed got back a new phone with same issues.....
[LG Optimus 2x] witeboy07:
I got the g2x...and can confirm that my phone is not defective...works great..
[LG Optimus 2x] JJnJ:
I work for a phone compagny and so far i think 5% can be true. But that was before the updates. After the updates nobody (at least with me) came back with complains
[LG Optimus 2x] syzwn9:
i'm still using stock rom with v10b..never face the reboot issues :)

p/s this phone is really great!!
[LG Optimus 2x] tumza007lnw:
thank all guys, if I got a good phone at the beginning, I would not feel like this.

I'm in Thailand and I bought this phone on May 7, 2011 for 20,900 baht (~680 USD)

When Samsung Galaxy S2 is released, the price down to 15,900 baht (~520 USD) within a month.

The point is I got a problem phone. That means I can't use phone well along 1 month.

Feeling like I throw away 160 USD to LG for free.
[LG Optimus 2x] XT69:
for almost a month i didn't have problems but in the recent time it started to behave strange... today i had my second reboot...

i'm not getting some sms messages at all... however the sender got's message that it was sent... sometimes they call me, but my phone doesn't make any sign of it, but at the other end it is ringing...

kinda strange behaviour, not I am the only one with these calling and sms bugs...

the charging is also crap, somtimes i just charge it, and the charging indicator is tuck at some value, and the phone is really hot... then i restart it, and the value just jumps higher, and a temperature of the phone gets ok...

the charging problem seems a hardware issue... i'm thinking on sending it back... but I don't know what else to buy... this one has all the features i need, sgs2 and sensation are too expensive for me... so i'm hoping that lg will do something in the summer... otherwise i'm sending it back :S
[LG Optimus 2x] Tr0gledyte:
My phone started rebooting recently. Yesterday it rebooted twice and tonight it shut down causing me to miss the alarm.

Before this it went 2 months without any reboots.

Wtf?
[LG Optimus 2x] mike-o2:
Installed anything recently?

Flash 10.3 update maybe?
[LG Optimus 2x] tumza007lnw:
I just heard an information from Thai webboard.

He said that the warranty of 2X can let the user claim it for only one time.

That means you cannot claim it again if the new one got problem again.

Suck LG
[LG Optimus 2x] mintjustin:
I have no issues either so I can't imagine having these reboots is like.
[LG Optimus 2x] xmoo:
They said the same thing for the VIP service here in Netherlands. Max 3 swaps, But some people already did swap #4
[LG Optimus 2x] tumza007lnw:
The price of this model is around 480-550 USD in Ebay... I should try to sell it for a while ago..
[LG Optimus 2x] Tr0gledyte:
Max 3 swaps.. So then you're just stuck with a faulty product forever?

I think it's time for Kassa.
[LG Optimus 2x] arbrad:
Try to format your external SD. Upgrade to Fr18Rom. If the problem cannot fix. Return the phone to LG. It‘s hardware issue.
[LG Optimus 2x] tumza007lnw:
if the issue can be fixed that easy..... most of people in this webboard would change it long time ago....

take a look here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1041546

I am sure that

- ROM cannot solve this problem

- It MIGHT be Hardware problem, but no clue can confirm this (most of people still believe it's software problem)
[LG Optimus 2x] overseasite:
I think some buggy apps and buggy kernel let your phone reboot or sleep dead.
[Nexus S Accessories] genexxa72:
Hi,

alot of you guys are asking about cases for the Nexus S and for an Otterbox alternative, here it is. So after a week of usage with my Convert, it's now time for a small review.

Basically, the Convert is Seidio Surface Case with a bigger/rugged Seidio Active on top of it. Here's what's inside the package

- Seidio Surface Case

- Silicon Skin

- Skeleton Protection

- Holster

- Screen Protector

First, here's some pictures of the Surface Case. Ideal for everyday use. Small form factor and perfect for a pocket. NOTE: The Surface does NOT fit in the Convert Holster, so you'll have to buy a second holster if you need one.

And some pictures with the added protection (silicon skin and the skeleton protection). All the ports/camera lens and flash/controls are protected.

Some more pictures with the holster. The pictures are not showing it, but there's a lock on the top clip to avoid accidental drops.

So here is my final thought on the case. This case is perfect for people who work on the contruction or things like that. The extra protection is AMAZING. But for a person like me who don't need this extra protection on a regular basis, the size becomes an issue (in my opinion). So I bought the extra holster for the Surface case for my everyday use and when I go to the cottage/fishing/mounting biking I put the extra layer for more protection. The thing I like the most about this case is the versatility. Need a classy/small/convenient case use the surface and when you need more protection you put the hole package.

Feel free to ask questions!!
[Nexus S Accessories] DKYang:
Damn. Heavy duty indeed. Try taking a picture with the phone with at least that silicone case on. I had the Amzer silicone case and the silicone in between the flash and the lens screwed up pictures. Kinda curious if it's the same here since it has a similar design.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] DominikReber:
Hello

10$ (paypal) to the first who finds a way t install a working version of the android stock sms app (think its called mms.apk).

Thanks
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Braincrack:
Why? The Transformer is WIFI Only and has no phone modem or somthing else.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] yaaah_hoo:
If you have a google number you can use the Google Talk app. Works for sms.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] SCDroid:
You mean you can use the Google Voice sms app. Google Talk is just IM
[Eee Pad Transformer General] kingwp1:
Where can you get the google voice sms app?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Tortel1210:
It depends on the Telephone provider, try throwing the TelephonyProvider.apk from /system/app/ in a 2.x device onto the TF, and see if it will work then.

It might need some libs too, but idk. Im at work now, cant test it

EDIT::Check /system/etc/permissions/android.hardware.telephony.<CDMA or GSM>.xml

I think that would help too
[Eee Pad Transformer General] toddmp:
SyncSMS

works WONDERFULLY
[Eee Pad Transformer General] baseballfanz:
agree plus it's less than $10.

For sms you can also use google voice as mentioned and voice calls

Use GrooveIP:)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jerdog:
Groove IP works great for phone calls.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] DominikReber:
Thanks pal's, but that's not what I had asked for, no?

Reason can be found here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1105837

Works better & faster as sms sync and as a backup/recovery too
[Eee Pad Transformer General] yaaah_hoo:
You're right I mean Voice. Lol. Groove IP works great to place inbound and outbound calls on the TF. I've been using it.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Badwolve1:
No bounty threads.

Locked

Badwolve1
[Nook Color General] xdp:
I just got my Nook Color and am looking into how to go about rooting it for CM7. I checked out CM's Wiki page on it here and it mentioned using uNooter. I haven't read about this tool anywhere else and Google searches for it turn up practically nothing. Is this not the right tool to use? The forums mostly seem to mention ManualNooter, Auto-Nooter, etc. Also is it possible to flash CM7 on the internal memory and avoid using an SD card altogether?
[Nook Color General] JT75:
Never heard of unooter and I've been reading theses forums since December. Auto mooter was to root the older firmware 1.0 ,1.01,and 1.1. Manualnooter is for the newer froyo firmware.
[Nook Color General] martian21:
Rooting stock is not required to install CM7.

You simply need to create a Clockworkmod recovery microSD card and you can then flash CM7 (which is pre-rooted) from Clockworkmod.
[Nook Color General] xdp:
Thanks. I figured this would be relatively easy compared to rooting and putting CM7 on my EVO but reading on here there seemed to be a few different approaches. Will that method allow me to flash CM7 to the eMMC, and after that point will I no longer need the SD card to boot? I ask because I don't have a card on hand and am considering backing up the contents from my phone's card and using that.
[Nook Color General] Nburnes:
Correct.

You only need the SD to install a bootable CWM then you can flash CM7 from that. After words when CM7 is installed to eMMC you are able to use Rom Manager to install CWM to eMMC as well, so everything will be set up on the device's internal memory. SD is needed only for the initial boot of CWM to install CM7.
[Nook Color General] xdp:
Thanks. From reading around it seems you can't use a phone or the Nook to mount the card and write the image, so I'll have to buy a reader and might as well get a card for the Nook at the same time. Since I'll be flashing CM7 to eMMC does it really matter if I get a class 4 or above card like many suggest? I'm not sure what's in my EVO but that is my benchmark. Class 2 seems to be what comes up in searches the most.
[Nook Color General] martian21:
The general consensus it's to stick with Sandisk SD cards for the Nook. There are others that work as well but Sandisk it's pretty much a guarantee of zero issues. You can usually score an 8 GB class 4 Sandisk at Wal-mart for a Jackson.
[Nook Color General] Nburnes:
Transcend 8 GBs have worked beautifully on all 3 NC's in my house.
[Nook Color General] GMPOWER:
I was the one that put together uNooter after being contacted by the individual that maintains the CyanogenMod wiki. They wanted a universal Nooter that would only root the device, install Superuser, ADB, RomManger, and work on all versions of the NC software. They asked that it be called uNooter. It is not released anywhere else, so that is why you did not see any mention of it on a Google search.
[Nook Color General] Taosaur:
That information is really only relevant to running a ROM from the SD card. If you're only using the card for storage, or to get CM7 on eMMC, manufacturer and card class don't matter.

I wrote my image over USB to a card in the NC without a card reader. I've seen wiki guides saying there's a greater chance of the write getting interrupted, rendering the card unusable at least in the short term, but it worked for me. It was only when I wanted to revert the card to storage that I ended up needing a card reader. The links in my sig have a little more info about using the NC as your card reader, but you're probably better off just grabbing one.

Also, while CM7 does not require an SD card, many apps do. Your experience will be somewhat limited without one.
[Nook Color General] xdp:
Great to hear directly from the source, thanks! I'm surprised more people don't point to your tool on the forums given that it's right on the CM Wiki. At this point I'm a little confused about the various approaches to do this. Does your tool install ROM Manager directly into the stock Nook interface, and then I flash from there, versus booting CWM off the SD as people mentioned earlier in the thread? Sorry if that's completely off-base.

Yeah, I thought about this as well and figured I'd want a full-time card for the device so I ordered a card with SD adapter. I figured the specs didn't matter at all for a data card but picked up a class 4 Sandisk anyway.
[Nook Color General] GMPOWER:
I received notice this past Monday that the cleaned up version of the CyanogenMod wiki was online, so not a whole lot of exposure for people to talk about it. I believe the old wiki had listed the different Auto-Nooter and Manual-Nooter that went with each software version, thus taking up a lot of space and confusion. AN and MN are more tailored to people that want to stick with the stock software, but enable full Android Market access. People that want to go from stock to CyanogenMod don’t need all the extra software that is bundled with AN and MN just to be able to flash CyanogenMod. By eliminating all the version specific software I was able to create a version that would work on all current, and hopefully future, software versions.

Yes, my versions will install Rom Manager directly into the interface. You would then allow Rom Manger to install CWM Recovery, and then you can download and install CyanogenMod from the device. You could also take a full backup of your current stock rom. Using uNooter or bootable CWM will both get you to where you want to go, it is really up to you on how you want to get there.
[Nook Color General] bigbob23:
Instructions for installing CM7 to the eMMC using CWM on a SD card (which can later be reformatted for storage) is in this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1030227.
[Nook Color General] xdp:
GMPOWER and bigbob23: Thanks for the info, that was exactly what I needed to clear everything up. I suppose backing up the stock ROM would be useful in case I ever needed to restore it for warranty purposes or anything. I'm not sure which approach I'll go with, my SD card came today so I'll be reading over both techniques and giving one a shot!

Thanks again.
[Nook Color General] xdp:
I went through the process with uNooter as outlined on the CM Wiki and it went perfectly. The only thing was I had to use SD Formatter and the earliest 0.1 version of Win32 Disk Imager to get the image to write to the SD card. Not sure if that problem is specific to Win7 64-bit but maybe I can mention it on the wiki.
[Nook Color General] GMPOWER:
I am glad that you got everything to work right. I think the problems that you might have experienced are more associated with win7 x64. My replacement laptop with win7 x64 will not be here for another two weeks for me to test it on, but in the past I have had to use Unlocker almost every time to unlock the usb drive before I could proceed with flashing using Win32 disk imager. On my current windows 7 x86 setup, I have yet had to use Unlocker to be able to flash an image with the win32 program. HERE is a post with people having problems in the past with win32 disk imager on win7 x64, they took the same path that you did with Panasonic SD Card Formatter to fix it.
[Nook Color General] AF9210:
uNooter

I guess this worked for the latest firmware of 1.2.0? :) (I am about to root one soon!) thanks in advance!)
[Nook Color General] xdp:
I just got my nook last week so I'm assuming I had the latest factory firmware when rooting, but I didn't check.
[Nook Color General] martian21:
If you see "Read Forever" when booting (stock) then "Yes" you have the latest firmware.
[Nook Color General] dingman:
ADB after uNooter?

Above, GMPOWER mentioned ADB as one of the items uNooter installed. I've rooted with uNooter in part because *nothing* *else* I could find would actually boot on my NC and in part because I liked the idea of a relatively minimal root. I figured I could then push any apk's I wanted to add with adb.

Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to be working. I used "NookColor Tools -> All Settings -> Development" to enable USB debugging, but 'adb devices' shows nothing. If I plug in my G2 with CM7, adb finds it just fine, so I'm pretty sure I've got the computer side of things working. Any hints about getting the NC to play nice?
[Nook Color General] xdp:
If you're doing this on Windows I believe you'd need drivers for the Nook just like you would with a phone. See here, part II under the Windows section.
[Nook Color General] dingman:
Windows? $DIETY, no. I wouldn't know what to do with it even if I had it available. I'm on Fedora 15.
[Nook Color General] GMPOWER:
What B&N version are you using? I will look into the issue later today for you
[Nook Color General] GMPOWER:
I tested it on a fresh B&N version 1.2.0, and adb did worked for me in Windows XP, Windows 7 x64, Ubuntu, and Mac OS X 10.6. You just need to follow the Linux portion from the link that "xdp" posted. Once you finish the Linux part, uncheck/recheck the USB debugging in nookcolor tools, then plug in the device, and it should work just fine.
[Nook Color General] 2devnull:
I'm hoping to get some help. I am using Ubuntu 10.04 and did what the wiki said but I don't see where to launch ROM manager from. I'm sure I am missing something but after doing the procedure and rebooting I don't see anything that is different.

I assume this line in the WiKi means the "apps" menu. However I don't see any ROM manager app in there:

Do I need to boot up in a certain way (hold down some buttons etc?) for this to work?
[Nook Color General] 2devnull:
Will, I figured it out after reading around. For anyone who may make the same mistake, in linux, the mSD card may show up as two partitions, in my case:

You need to copy the image to the first one as it is basically partition 0 and the "boot sector/partition" like area. The second one is partition 1, the data like area.

Hope this helps.
[Android Themes] ShadowAS1:
Note: I know there are similair threads. Those contain ONLY the icons. and not the UI Files I need

Hi,

as my note above states, I need the HTC Sense image files.

I'm Currently trying to port the HTC Sense theme to bada which is working nicely for the Icons, but i need the UI Files (then I mean, Tab backgrounds, The home screen, etc.)

If anyone could provide me with a dump of an HTC phone or anything usefull let me know :D

Thanks,

ShadowAS1
[Android Themes] antonio1475:
Just get into a Sense device section in xda (HTC Desire, Desire HD, Desire Z, ...) and look for stock ROM in zip (for flashing from recovery) so you can extract the files you want.

:)
[Android Themes] ShadowAS1:
Thanks :D (solved)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] tdm:
Hi,

I'm having an issue building and booting a kernel on my Optimus V. Hopefully someone here can help.

I've got the updated VM670 sources (I think), with the kernel package as:

$ md5sum LGVM670_kernel_02.tar.gz

24b000f647c919afb63d68caaf8b6202 LGVM670_kernel_02.tar.gz

I extracted and built this with the stock vendor config. Then I booted it using fastboot with the stock vendor ramdisk and the commandline "mem=477M console=ttyMSM2,115200n8 androidboot.hardware=thunderc".

It boots and runs fine but the accelerometer is unhappy. This repeats several times per second:

I/AmitDaemon( 2009): AMI304+(KR3DM & KR3DH) Middleware Tester (daemon), Version:3.0.30.39L

I/AmitDaemon( 2009): Copyright (c) 2010 all rights preserved by AMIT Technology Inc.

E/AmitDaemon( 2009): Cannot open KR3DH!!!

E/AmitDaemon( 2009): Cannot open KR3DM!!!

The config has "CONFIG_SENSOR_AMI304=y", of course.

Just to be sure, I diffed my config against the standard /proc/config.gz and it looks the same.

Any ideas what could be wrong?

Thanks!
[Optimus One, P500, V General] tdm:
Nevermind, I'm an idiot. The kernel commandline was wrong. It should be:

mem=477M console=ttyMSM2,115200n8 androidboot.hardware=thunderc uart_console=disable recovery=off lge.rev=10

Sorry for the spam.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] yaaah_hoo:
I found out that you can use the dock to navigate the controls in recovery. The up and down and enter keys acts like the vol up and down and power button. :cool:
[Eee Pad Transformer General] baseballfanz:
Good to know when I eventually get a dock
[Eee Pad Transformer General] mallman:
yep works great. makes it easier for me to accidentally screw something up LOL
[Eee Pad Transformer General] yaaah_hoo:
I find it easier to use the dock instead of the small vol up and down button.