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[HTC EVO 3D] ExploreMN:
Perfect condition, I would ask $475 but be prepared to sell it for $375-400. Anything more than that and people would probably just buy it new from the store where they have 30 days to return it, full support, etc. At least that has been my experience and what I would be like if I was in the market to buy your phone.

To all the negative Craigslist comments, I've bought several phones over the years and I've never had an issue. But...I fully test the phones out before I give them any money and with the one Sprint phone I bought, I made the person meet me at the store to make sure the phone was clean and could be activated. If you are a smart and informed shopper you don't get screwed nearly as easy. (and, now that I posted this, karma will probably kick me in the ass and the next phone I buy off CL will crumble into it's component pieces as soon as the seller leaves the parking lot. LOL)
[HTC EVO 3D] chillenandy321:
I bet this guy sells a dollar for fifty cents lol imo
[HTC EVO 3D] chillenandy321:
Funny that made my day :)
[HTC EVO 3D] eman3316@optonline.net:
I sell all my phones on Craigs list. Always offer to meet the buyer at a Sprint store so they can check the ESN for them.

It gives the buyer more confidence in the sale that you are not trying to rip them off........
[HTC EVO 3D] hTc Arod:
Guess you guys haven't sold cars or boats on Craigslist??? Recently,I bought a shed for the backyard on CL and it normally sells for 800ish at lowes I got it for 200 and then again bought a workbench for the garage normally cost 500 at sears for 150.

So for you number guys out there that's $1300 dollars new for the above two items and I only paid $350 so that's a savings of $950.

So haters suck it! :)
[HTC EVO 3D] Uchennadi:
I've always sold on criagslist, but never bought. I use eBay to buy. It's just my personal preference. However, eBay too can be as sketch as craigslist. Not too long ago I got cheated out of $100 for a 32 gig microsd card on eBay, which I had read the seller's feedbacks and inspected the page carefully, and everything looked legit. The card came and it turned out to be one of those faux China-made 2 giggers posing as a 32 gigger.

But yeah, answer to your question, you search for EVO 3d on Craigslist and see how much its going for in your area, and base your asking price off that. Or search for it on eBay and make sure you have "completed listings" checked. This will show you results of which ones sold at what price and which ones didn't. You could use eBay, but beware of eBay fees.

And one last thing, to be safe on Craigslist, ask to meet somewhere busy but not chaotic, like at a coffee shop. Never outside, or a mall. Usually you can tell who is trustworthy by how they communicate with you, and their response to your questions. AND always have a friend tag along. Cheers.
[General Questions and Answers] noobletsausecakebbq:
Does app data such as game levels stay after a.new custom rom.is flashed and app is restored via Astro?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] John5788:
Hello,

I was wondering if there is a current permanent root method for the Evo 4G with hboot 2.10 and running Android 2.2 without the use of ADB?

I am asking for non-adb because i have the USB brick problem (where the phone does not detect presence of PC, so no ADB in ROM nor recovery mode). However, I can use fastboot to load images over usb.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GreenMunky:
Yesterday I decided to install the UKB 2.1 patch but didn't like the fact that the accurate battery percentage was super imposed on the battery, which I had flashed a patch to remove while on 2.0. I then tried to reinstall that patch which was intended for 2.0 and began having force close vibrates on startup to the point that it wouldn't completely boot up.

I then booted to recovery, wiped data, cache and dalvik, then did a Nand restore of the backup I had done prior to installing 2.1. Everything seemed fine until I tried to access TSM Parts from the settings menu. It force closes every time without opening.

Now I'm at a loss, should I wipe and Odin back to scratch and redo everything or is there a simpler fix?
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GreenMunky:
Okay, I figured the reason I was getting force closes was because between 2.0 and 2.1 there was a change in the TSM Parts. So simply reflashing the 2.1 .zip fixed the problem. Now if I could only remove the numeric percentage from the battery icon in the Notification Bar.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anoninja118:
there should be a flashable .zip patch for non-accurate battery in the 'downloads' post (4th one down I believe) of the ComRom thread

edit: my bad just saw it only works with 2.0 version.. hmm I know its a lot to look through but maybe if you skimmed through the pages of the ComRom thread maybe nitsuj or someone uploaded a 2.1 patch later

tapatalked from my KangBanged Fascinate
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eljean:
Any idea how to get MMS working on an Incredible with Boost Mobile?

So far I got Data, talk and text, I just need MMS.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HillsRider:
Check this. Might help.

http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php/1721560-MMS-outages-List-your-location-and-whether-or-not-MMS-is-working
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eljean:
Thanks but it didnt help mucb :-/
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roclikewhat:
I figured out how to send, now someone needs to help me figure out how to receive.

To send all you need to is download "Go SMS Pro" from Market and go to settings and configure it. You'll be able to send , but not receive. If anybody gets the receive working post it here, share as I am.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eljean:
I know that but I don't want to rely on a App though.
[Galaxy S II General] a2zt:
Hi Guys,

I have just moved from my iphone4 (well not completely) to an SGS2 which is my first dance with android.

Am quite happy with my purchase however am having some issues.

1) The phone gets warm at times. Sometimes too warm. Any of you facing that issue. Sometimes the screen is warm other times the area around the camera gets really warm.

2) I m not getting decent wireless coverage. In places around my house where I get 2 bars on my iphone, the SGS2 gets barely one. Which is very annoying considering the SGS2 is the best phone out there!

If anyone is facing the above issues and have been able to solve them, pls advise.

Thanks advance,

a2zt :-)
[Galaxy S II General] simacca:
I have come from an iPhone 4 too. Yes the phone does get very warm around the camera and screen in certain situations.

Wifi signal is pretty erratic, but speeds are the same as my iPhone. I just think the signal bars are not accurate.

You will also find that battery life is not as good either.

It's a great phone in all other respects and hopefully future updates will improve things :)
[Galaxy S II General] maranello69:
when its warm, i mean hot, the dual core cpu goes wild, no worries, its a safety feature built in, so you don't end up with a bunch of melted plastic in your hands

the wifi signal its strange, but not just on this phone, on every phone i have ever tested, ~250, i have seen this weirdness in action, in places where i get full signal on one phone, i get zero bars on another... so don't worry and try to connect to networks with at least 2 bars
[Galaxy S II General] eeebbr:
allthough theres this big op bug on the sgs ii some of it is fixed in new roms.

Hopefully soon samsung will fix this
[Galaxy S II General] LouisJB:
Also when it gets warm for no reason wifi sharing may be running also eating up my battery.

androidforums.com/samsung-galaxy-s2/365603-ridiculous-wi-fi-sharing-bug.html

Without rooting I use "osmonitor" app to detect when it is eating up the CPU making the phone warm and then I have to kill wifisharing manually.
[Galaxy S II General] BarryH_GEG:
From previous discussions, it seems the SGS2 and certain routers don't get along well. A couple of us with high-end Netgear's (N600/N750) seem to be getting excellent coverage. I get good signal through three stories of concrete with very little battery drain (one of the by-products of a weaker signal). I know you shouldn't have to replace your router to please your phone, but it's something to consider.
[Galaxy S II General] a2zt:
Thanks for the responses guys.

I am using Dlink E2000 router with an external antenna. Does that play nice with SGS2?

Any suggestions on which custom Rom I should try?
[Galaxy S II General] BarryH_GEG:
I updated to the new XEU KF3 official ROM last night and it improved Wi-Fi strength for me noticeably.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shahkam:
Hey guys i need the email app for 2.1 thanks ;) im on ewjet and its missing :/.

Sent From My X10!
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leo5111:
download the japs 2.1 in devolpment, unrar it look in system/apps and grab all the google .apks
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shahkam:
Japs ? Or gaps(google app)

Sent From My X10!
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leo5111:
here rom called the Go sorry i didnt mention the roms name or where to find it.. here http://api.viglink.com/api/click?fo...een fix] - xda-developers&txt=ThGo_v1.5.1.zip unrar it look in system/app all the google apk,s are there
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shahkam:
Thanks for willing to help me mate but that is a dead link :(

Sent From My X10!
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leo5111:
weird link works for me, go into dev section look for the go 2.1, 1.51 rom
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shahkam:
Alright mate

:)

Sent From My X10!
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aphex33:
Here you go...
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shahkam:
Thanks to both!!! This community is awesome !

Sent From My X10!
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thebeardedchild:
I've noticed I've only gotten like 2 updates among the 15 or so apps I have in that store during the time I've used it. Kinda strange...

Just now I compared my version number in Gentle Alarm (2.6.14AM) to the version number in the app store (3.1.3). Clearly I'm not receiving the updates...

Anyone know what the deal is? Is it because the Atrix isn't officially supported by the app store yet?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Javi97100:
I have this problem also, and had it also on my aria running cm7, it seemed the only app that got updates was angry birds
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spectre51:
Were you comparing your version number to the.most current version in the Amazon AppStore or android market? I sent an email to Amazon about their slow updates (they are slower at releasing updates than in the android market) and they basically said their approval process might make it take longer for apps and updates to get approved.

Sent from my MB860
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fincan:
Amazon is fantastically slow in releasing updates, it is not related to the phone model. Amazon claims that they really review each update for security etc. so if that's true it's a good thing that they are taking their time.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d3athsd00r:
That's what I thought was going on. Amazon doesn't want to get screwed over approving an app/update that starts stealing data similar to what happened a few months ago with the Android Market.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thebeardedchild:
Well I compared Amazon's to the markets, and the versions were off for the reasons you explained. I knew about that...but the app ON my phone isn't up to the same version that the Amazon app store says it should be. Some I'm just not getting the updates pushed to my phone... I've noticed a couple other apps aren't updated as well as this one, but the version numbers aren't so drastically off as Gentle Alarm is. I emailed the app developer and he said he couldn't explain it but would send me the update himself if need be, but I also emailed Amazon and haven't heard back yet. Not really expected them to blow me off or anything...I typically trust Amazon but we'll see.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joeryu:
ive noticed this too... i check my market like 4 times a day for updates (total update whore :) ) and i always get a couple each day... hardly ever for my amazon apps though.
[Droid Eris General] jetmdt:
Downloaded the new Google Maps update praying it would fix the FC's no dice. Are all Cyanogen ROM users having this problem? Having one more problem, my phone will notify me of E-mail; but when I go to my email it isn't showing my latest email. I have to refresh it to have it show up. Not Gmail but my Comcast account? Any help would be most appreciated.

Thanks
[Droid Eris General] jdm07j:
Just FYI to anyone with this same problem, I just rooted my eris for the first time 2 days ago. Maps nav was freezing on my non-rooted 2.1 in the same exact way. Something seems to be wrong with maps in general...but I'm not sure if it's just with the eris. But I do know that maps worked within the 3-4 previous updates. Can anyone provide a way to "downgrade" maps to an update that is a little older? I think this might provide everyone with a temp solution until they provide us with an update that works with the eris...just an idea
[Droid Eris General] Droid_Eris_User:
i think i read somewhere that some people tried to downgrade maps but it still FC'd on them... :confused:
[Droid Eris General] stellar313:
Macrodroid just posted that he had success with downgrading his maps, check his EverVolv or Macrom thread.
[Droid Eris General] sjpritch25:
The only issue I've had is when i received a call during navigation. While it was rerouting, I received a FC. Starting it again and didn't have any issues.
[Droid Eris General] jetmdt:
Downloaded the apk that Mac posted last night. I drive 50 miles to work every morning. It force closed and rebooted my phone after 20 minutes. This occurs while driving down the interstate (not while making lots of turns). Going on a trip soon, might just have to download Zach's xtr rom. I've used it in the past month and navigation worked fine.
[Droid Eris General] bftb0:
If anybody finds a way to deterministically crash the Eris using Maps/Nav, let us know; it would be very helpful for testing purposes. Note that you don't need to be driving around for a crash to occur (although it is conceivable that will help cause the bug to occur) - the Nav app will cause a crash sometimes with your Eris just sitting motionless on a desk.

I've observed a couple of full Android restarts so far (phone connected to the PC with Nav running and "logcat" running), and so far the things I've noticed are:

- the problem is hard to reproduce. Sometimes a crash will happen in 10 minutes, sometimes in 1 hour... sometimes not after several hours. (This is the the problem with "I tried Nav for 30 minutes and everything seemed fine" reports - it isn't easy to prove that a specific fix has actually worked, 'cuz it might be hours before the bug rears it's ugly head).

- All the cases where I've seen an (Android) crash so far (v5713/gapps 20110613), I saw a SIGSEGV (null pointer fault) of the "system_server" process - the same "null string passed to strlen() via libdvm.so" error that has been previously noted elsewhere (e.g. in Tazz' thread and some time ago in other CM7 ROMs (Hero CDMA) ). This obviously will cause a full Android layer restart, but strictly speaking is not exactly a Maps/Nav issue... but probably something about the way that the new Maps/Nav behaves that makes the occurrence of this bug favorable.

I'm still looking at this, but not making much progress. The only thing that I (seem) to have noticed is that turning on checkJNI in the zygote causes Nav to hang (ANR) so that Android offers a FC to the user. I suppose this could be a completely separate bug - the main thread seems to hang waiting for something in the GL.

e.g.

adb shell stop
adb shell setprop dalvik.vm.checkjni true
adb shell start

... then do your testing.
[Droid Eris General] dwnfdrknss:
My mothers Eris was experiencing a similar issue as was my TB. a full wipe did the trick for me using the latest available CM versions and gapps for both phones. No issues thus far... fingers crossed.

Rick
[Droid Eris General] MongooseHelix:
bftb0,

Back when I was trying to figure out the Maps/Nav issues, I had requested people get the kernel log of a crash. I posted here what was interesting to me from someone that had posted one and then later decided to look at the source code and follow the routines mentioned. I remember looking it over but don't think I ever posted what I'd found or was thinking and can't find any notes about it right now. Might look into that again to see if the source holds any clues.
[Droid Eris General] bftb0:
I looked at the link you provided - if you thought that somehow the kernel module for WiFi was a source of trouble, you could certainly just move /system/lib/modules/wlan.ko out of the modules folder and reboot (for testing purposes - obviously in the long run you want to have WiFi capability).

My own testing is moving me in a different direction, though. So far, all the Android crashes that I have seen so far have been segfaults of the "system_server" process. I just watched one a couple of minutes ago, using both logcat and strace simultaneously.

The stack trace at the segfault of system_server in the logcat (if it is actually to be believed) looks something like

strlen() [libc.so] <- segfault here
??? [libdvm.so]
??? [libdvm.so]
??? [libdvm.so]
dvmLockObject() [libdvm.so]
??? [libdvm.so]
dvmMterpStd() [libdvm.so]
dvmInterpret() [libdvm.so]
dvmCallMethodV() [libdvm.so]

libdvm is the Dalvik VM parser - which you would think/hope would be extremely robust code (and thus makes me wonder if the stack backtrace above the strlen() call is just nonsense - the debugger is not guaranteed to get it correct).

here's the last couple of lines from an strace of system_server as it was crashing:

11:51:40 sched_setscheduler(157, SCHED_OTHER, { 0 }) = 0
11:51:40 ioctl(10, 0xc0186201, 0xbedce340) = 0
11:51:48 sched_setscheduler(157, SCHED_OTHER, { 0 }) = 0
11:51:48 getpriority(PRIO_PROCESS, 157) = 20
11:51:48 recv(606568, 0x81, 1, MSG_CTRUNC|MSG_EOR|MSG_WAITALL|MSG_ERRQUEUE|MSG_DONTWAIT|MSG_FIN|0xfffb0000) = 1
11:51:48 sched_setscheduler(157, SCHED_OTHER, { 0 }) = 0
11:51:48 ioctl(10, 0xc0186201 <unfinished ...>
11:52:04 +++ killed by SIGSEGV +++

Ugh... not very informative, frankly.

This might be a fairly difficult thing to pin down - after a little bit of testing, I've noticed that it is easier to cause this particular type of crash with a phone experiencing a decent (but reasonable) load than a lightly loaded phone - as if it is more likely to occur during a low resource condition, or is due to a timing/timeout issue. I have some difficulty getting it to occur on a "stripped" GSB 3.7 (Odex) ROM, where I removed almost everything non-essential, and didn't load any apps; but on my GSB 3.7 (Odex) "daily driver" ROM, it happens more frequently, and especially if I try and make the phone jump through other hoops while Maps/Nav is running.

... still looking...

bftb0

[ Edit ] 10 minutes after I made this post I flashed my "stripped down" GSB v3.7 Odex ROM, and set it up to watch it with Nav running. It crashed about 24 minutes later. I guess I should recant what I said above about load dependencies.
[Droid Eris General] jetmdt:
Just for kicks I reinstalled 2.1 (ota version) it didn't force close but the map quit updating my location. I had the latest maps installed and once again it crashed/stopped responding after ~20 minutes.
[Droid Eris General] bftb0:
Just for kicks I restored a fairly old version of maps - v5127 a.k.a. "5.1.0" to my GSB v3.7 Odex ROM.

It crashed my phone (an Android restart, rather than a kernel reboot) within 10 minutes of starting up Nav.

Because all of these "crashes" seem to be in the system_server process, rather than the Maps/Nav app, I'm not convinced that the problems are due to the Maps app - we certainly were not experiencing restarts on older versions of GSB way back when maps 5.1.0 came on the scene. (Although we were experiencing the "GPS signal lost" after 20 minutes bug)

I don't know what to think at this time; maybe there is more than one bug involved. Perhaps I should try the non-odexed GSB version to see if it behaves any differently.

bftb0
[Droid Eris General] Stonent:
I went driving around yesterday and was using navigation and had it crap out a few times. One time it said that acore had crashed. Two other times it just locked up for about 30 seconds and then I saw the cyanogen animation. Sort of like a partial reboot because it was really fast.
[Droid Eris General] PieceKeepr:
I see what you're getting at but if the crashes are not Maps related why would non-CM7 phones also freeze up? Since this is happening on xtr and stock ROMs also is it possible that something in Maps is causing the system_server process to crash?
[Droid Eris General] bftb0:
My best guess is that there is more than one bug involved. Personally, I've observed three different behaviors, from most frequent to least frequent:

1- Android layer restart (always a system_server segmentation fault)

2- Full reboot (kernel restart)

3- Maps ANR (App Not Responding)

#1 is absolutely, positively a bug in the system_server code; plainly stated, native code should never segfault. What is odd about this is that having Maps running seems to cause this fault to occur - it doesn't seem to happen when Maps/Nav is not running. What is extremely challenging about diagnosing this is that (if the debuggerd stack traces are to be believed) it appears that it is the Dalvik VM code itself (libdvm.so) that makes the fatal call into libc.so - a simple strlen() call that gets a null pointer. That seems to imply that figuring this out requires understanding:

- how an unrelated app (Maps/Nav) is affecting java code of the system_server

- how the Dalvik compiler/optimizer/interpreter could possibly have a bug

Note that (again, if the debuggerd stack traces of the system_server crash appearing in the logcat are to be believed) if there really is a Dalvik VM bug involved, I suppose that also means that occurence of the bug could be dependent on:

- JIT on vs. off

- Optimizer settings (and odex'ed vs. non-odex'ed ROMs)

Perhaps this explains some of the variability in the various reports; most of my experiences with the bug(s) have been with the GSB 3.7 Odex ROM (JIT on, no compcache or dithering, various VM heap sizes).

I full-wipe installed GSB 3.7 non-odexed yesterday, and am going to do some more testing.

As for crash cases #2 and #3 - I haven't experienced enough of them to say anything meaningful.

bftb0

PS Over the weekend, I drove about 3 hours on both Sat and Sun, and I didn't want my phone blowing up on me, so I rolled back my phone to celb 4.1 (Froyo) and used Nav continously. The version of Maps in that celb backup was 5127 (aka "5.1.0"). I experienced the "GPS Signal Lost after 20 minutes" bug - which I expected - but using GPS status would allow Nav to re-acquire signal. But, no other trouble. The reason that I mention this is that this same *very old* version of Maps (5127) can readily cause the system_server process to crash in GSB v3.7 Odex. This kind of data is what leads me to believe that (at least for the "Android soft-restart" bug expression) while Maps/Nav can *cause the problem to occur*, this particular bug actually is not in the Maps app itself.

Anyway, that's a few of my observations; no solutions unfortunately.

More testing to come.