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[Atrix 4G General] spineforu82:
It is AT&T us but now whenever I go to install or updated something I get message of insufficient space ? But I have 1.4 gb free.
[Droid X General] XDRDX:
I have searched all over and have seen this issue posted a few time but have been unable to find a resolution. Due to this I thought I would submit to the experts.

I have tried numerous different roms (cm4dx and ssx 2.0 are the only 2 since GB release though) , but recently I was running stock 4.5.596 deodexed and I started having having an issue connecting to WiFi at work. I had assumed this was caused by an issue at my office until I realized that the reason I couldn't connect was because my mac address had change for the WiFi on my phone.

I thought to myself that's not possible that is burned into the WiFi module and is not changeable, but none the less it had changed. Then I realized it changed every time I turn WiFi on and off.

Due to this I figured it must be a bug so I did a factory reset, it still did the same thing. So I SBF'd back to froyo and used the CM4DX monster zip to roll back the baseband to .07. Then I SBF'd again to get back to stock and try again, still have the same issue. So I tried to do the 2 part update.zip to get to 4.5.596 rooted, issue still not fixed. Currently I am on Stock unrooted 2.3.340 and the .07 baseband hoping to find a resolution the the problem.

Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

The MAC address starts with 08, which seems to be the only consistent thing in the MAC addresses it has changed to, which is not what the MAC address started with when I got the phone.
[Droid X General] tech_head:
Hi,

Are you sure???

The MAC address of wireless and wired devices is flashed at manufacture.

My DroidX has been flashed with different firmware both OS and radio and the Mac address survives.

Are you running something that allows you to spoof your MAC address??

If you can change the MAC address the device is defective.
[Droid X General] XDRDX:
Yeah not running anything special. I am not the only one there are a few people on mydroidworld.com that have experienced this as well. I am a Senior Systems Engineer at an IT company so I am aware it shouldn't be possible due to the fact that it is hard coded into the chipset on the device, but nonetheless it does happen. Every time I turn off and turn back on WiFi it changes the MAC address.
[Droid X General] mav3rick478:
If its changing i wonder if you can exploit it to unlock the bootloader, just food for thought.
[Droid X General] mdlayher:
I apologize for the bump, but I'm actually having the same issue with mine. Haven't attempted an SBF back to Froyo since I noticed the issue, but I think that'll be my next course of action. The only downside for me is that I can no longer use campus wifi, which is MAC address-dependent. Oh well. At least my 3G signal is strong.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] 404glitch:
So, as long as I've had my GS4G, the phone has had this odd little behavior. After a day or so, the phone "forgets" that it can play mp3 files. I've seen this on both the stock ROM and Black Ice, since I've installed both on my phone. The problem goes away if I shutdown/boot up the phone, or just restart, but I'm wondering if I'm the only one that's experiencing this or if anyone else is as well.

Of course, if anyone's been able to fix this issue, that's just a bonus.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jondamn:
My friend had that problem on his captivate...was able to fix by uninstalling twitter(no idea why they're related)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jager555:
yea, sometimes things are weird. my sis' phone couldnt play videos or music, as well as record. we then installed launcher 7 and everything started working again. lol
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] rviperx:
I just bought a anti glare screen protector for my g2 and it feels great but leaves a rainbow effect on the screen. It is kind of like when a droplet of water is on a tv screen, but much smaller; is this normal? Are there any anti glare screen protectors that don't leave this kind of effect? Thank you.
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] Tommebaas:
I also had a anti-glare screen protector, from clarivue.

But not a big fan of the rainbow effect.

The thing I like is that the screen doesn't get dirty that much.

Now I got the ultra clear from clarivue and it's perfect!
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] rviperx:
So the rainbow effect is normal. I guess I'll buy a clear SP. Thanks
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] Ditamae:
I have had a really good experience with an anti-glare product from Boxwave called Clear Touch Anti-Glare. No bubbling, no glare, no fingerprints or visible dust, etc. Highly recommend it. Good luck.
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] rviperx:
Thanks, but the did it leave a grainy effect on the screen? The screen protector I use now does all that you listed, but has a grainy effect on the screen.
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] Ditamae:
It's not "grainy," but it does have a slight textured effect. This gives the screen protector its 'anti-glare' quality. It does not, however, interfere with with touch sensitivity or visibility. I know there is also a Clear Touch Crystal screen protector by Boxwave which would not have any sort of texture or graininess to it whatsoever. But then you lose the anti-glare feature...
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] rviperx:
I'm used to the effect on the screen now. Thanks for the help.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gjw1127:
I am trying to use a Photoshop to make lock rings for sense 3.0 , but having a ton of trouble actually making the rings. I know how to get them on my phone and make them work, but like I said I have no clue on how to create the rings. I am using gimp and/or adobe cs5. Any help, guide, or tutorial would be great!! Thanks in advance to anyone!
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yareally:
Maybe ask somewhere more fitting? Like the general xda forums or on a photo editing forum? This really isnt a thunderbolt question and asking in the thunderbolt forums, you're getting a very small scope of. You're most likely never going to get a (good) answer here imho.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bilbobrian:
Gimp and ps are not programs that you just install and use like email. There are a lot of techniques to learn before you can just sit down and create something you envision. I would suggest checking out some of the tutorials online to get a feel for the program, then its just trial and error until you become familiar with it. I've been using gimp for years and still find new ways of doing things. Sorry I didn't answer your question, but stick with it and expect a lot of mistakes, with patience you'll eventually be able to create anything you want.

You might want to attach an image of what you are trying to do, I bet someone will give you a hand.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] IncredibleSlover:
ClockworkMod recovery wont boot up AT ALL

It wont let me in my recovery settings.

Pressing the down volume button and the power button gives me the recovery option, but will do the same exact thing.

In fact the second I go to it from ROM manager the screen goes black and then takes me to my HTC screen and just stays there.

I cant even go back to factory settings.

I would like to just restore my origional phone/settings and just forget about this whole flashing rom idea.

Phone: HTC Incredible S

CWM version: I dont know

I installed a flash onto my phone, I than went to wipe and than flash another one, after I did that..the phone booted up the Rom I had previously. I went to go back into revovery mode via CWM but it didnt let me. It will stay in mt HTC screen until I take the battery out..

PLEASE help me. How do I get to my restore so I can go back to my old settings???
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] IncredibleSlover:
GOT IT

Ok NM got

Thank god :P
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Lachlan_McD:
What did you do to fix it?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Lorddeff07:
DEV CENTRE

This section will have a host of developer specific tools and even tutorials. XDA making it easier for XDA?????? :)

Good Times....

To start things off

APK Manager: Honeycomb Edition by tphillips
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] rvrugg90:
Thanks so much. But the download link doesnt work. Would appreciate it if you could get it working! Looking forward to flashing roms!

EDIT:Nevermind-its working
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Lorddeff07:
Sorry, try again... its working on my end though.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] PhantomHacker:
Nice, should be stickied.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] ralexand:
(Q) Should I follow these instructions for an IO edition tab? Or should I just use the fastboot flash [cwm recover] and flash the zips through that?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Berner:
The so-called "Mount device as USB Mass storage" thread has nothing to do with mounting the device as Mass Storage. It only tells you how to mount as MTP, which can be done without any of the steps mentioned in the thread. Seriously, it doesn't belong on this list.

Also, you should include instructions for using nvflash to install a custom recovery. I found it much easier and safer to root through this method than through Odin.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] ca110475:
[Q] kernel 2.6.36.4

Many thanks for preparing this post.

Just wanted to add a question here: can you confirm that kernel 2.6.36.4 is a NO-GO for the 3G version?

Or is it related with TW versus plain HC?

I'm running the stock TW rom on a rooted 3G tab. Tried to flash the above kernel with OC purposes, had to recover through a CWM backup.

Thanks for clarifying
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] pershoot:
the oc kernel is not supporting tw at this current time.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] ralexand:
I'm just going to copy exactly waht I typed in the IRC -- I'm stuck without being able to reboot into recovery with an I/O tab. Also cannot get fastboot to work

- i got some help from here earlier but now i'm stuck again in rooting/flashing a custom rom on the IO edition

<slobdogg> i went through the ODIN process to revert to 3.0.1, then was able to adb reboot recovery and install the root file

<slobdogg> afterwards i installed clockwork mod using RM, and then did the update to a 3.1 OTA file on XDA

<slobdogg> now i'm supposed to reboot into recovery to reinstall root but i cannot

<slobdogg> even in ADB if i reboot recovery it just restarts the device...also, I cannot enter recovery through the Vol Down + Power method, just fastboot and odin

<slobdogg> so im right back where I was (3.1 with no root)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] pershoot:
in order to do adb reboot recovery you need a rooted boot.

flash the latest tools pack, and you will get root/adb root shell/busybox,dropbear,ssh,etc.,etc.

you need to get CWM or the stock IO recovery on the device, prior to being able to flash.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] ralexand:
What tools pack are you referring to? Can't seem to find something relating to that on the forum.

I feel like an idiot because it just seems like if i restart the process, I'll lose CWM again and be back where I am right now. If I could just get fastboot to work this whole thing would be a lot easier because I could just flash CWM without root.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] pershoot:
http://droidbasement.com/db-blog

XDA:

[Tools] – SU/BusyBox/Misc – Galaxy Tab 10.1 (Update: 6/18/11)

this sends you to droidbasement.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] ralexand:
As with most issues, mine turned out to be user error. I forgot to re-flash the root.zip file after flashing the 3.1 update. That prevented me from being ablet o reboot into CWM.

Started from step 1, and flashed the root file after the 3.1 update and now i'm fine.

Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Lorddeff07:
This is only really known for certain to work on a retail locked or unlocked version. Not certain about the google i/o version but will ask around for you. But nothing here says that version is supported using this method.

However, i see no reason why it won't work though, assuming you only flash the root exploit.

For instructions specific to your model though, refer to this thread
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Lorddeff07:
Thanks, removed the usb thingy, however, it would be nice if you also contributed a link to the nvflash method so i could update the thread. its not my thread you know? it belongs to all of us. How good this thread ends up being all boils down to how helpful we all are.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Lorddeff07:
Glad to see you are sorted :)

Please everyone... carefully follow the instructions!!!

On another note, does this mean that this process works on a google i/o device already on android 3.1? Please let me know so i can update
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Berner:
Posts 1 & 2 of them most viewed thread in this forum. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14866263&postcount=2
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Lorddeff07:
Well, i put it up and took it out again, there is currently a much, much, much easier and direct method to root the device. And one that I am sure you will agree is by far more straight forward.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] ralexand:
I'm not sure if it's just my version of the I/O Tab, or all I/O Tabs, but one key thing is that I could NOT boot into recovery on a non-rooted 3.1 Edition.

On 3.1, adb reboot recovery would simply reboot my device. I cannot use the POW + VOL DOWN button combination because I am presented with a USB icon on the left (which takes you to fastboot - which would not work for me), and the ODIN Download Icon on the right.

So, the only changes to the instructions with regards to an IO tab is to remove any reference to "POWER + VOL DOWN" as the method of getting into recovery. IT MUST be done via a command -- either adb reboot recovery or using Rom Manager to boot into CWM.

Exact steps for me (brief):

1. ODIN to revert to 3.0.1

2. reboot the device, turn on USB Debugging

3. connect to computer and use ADB to "adb reboot recovery" then install root zip file once you get into the stock recovery

4. Reboot - install Rom Manager and Clockwork Mod.

5. Reboot into CWM

6. Install the 3.1 Update AND [before rebooting] re-install the root zip file

7. Voila!

Only thing is -- now that I am on 3.1, the only way for me to get into recovery is via Rom Manager because the 'adb reboot recovery' function only reboots the devices, and the button combination trick still does not work.

EDIT: paragraph above is not entirely true -- i can open a terminal on my Tab and type 'reboot recovery' to get back into recovery. So, it's just adb & the button combination that does not work.

I still cannot figure out why I cannot get fastboot to work. My computer even seems to recognize that I have a fastboot device connected, but I cannot send any fastboot commands; even fastboot devices returns nothing.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Lorddeff07:
It doesnt matter what ROM you have... whats important is what version of the device you have. wifi/3g/4g..etc That is what determines what rom you need to put on.Oh and of course that the rom supports whatever language you speak :). Take robo's advice, root, backup then try CWM, then BACKUP your current stock rom and then flash whatever you want.

These things take time, the drivers/kernels/radio for the different versions of a device all differ from each other slightly. So give it time for devs to figure out what works for what. Expect to see everything released for the wi-fi tabs first then they will start to filter to the 3g/4g tabs. Some deodexed stock 3g/4g roms are beginning to circulate so that means that at least themed roms when they become available will probably be compatible on all versions.

Long story short... give it time.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] dansan382:
my friend is giving me his galaxy tab 10.1 wifi to root today, would this be the most recent up to date way to root it, especially if it has the TW update?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] mr_at_sgs:
Thank you, nice to know. Of course I can wait. My Tab is just on post-way ...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] badmotor:
edit: sorted

Thanks for the help
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Lorddeff07:
Yup. It doesn't matter if it has the touchwiz update or not. Root and CWM are simply what they are. You only should start worrying about cmpatibility when you are installing new ROMs or kernels :). So wi-fi/3g/4g root is root, regardless of the touchwiz update.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] dansan382:
Thank you very much for the answer.. didn't want to **** up a brand new 32gb tab lol
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] dansan382:
i made a video of me rooting my friends galaxy tab last night using this process if u want to follow along:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWUoPZxP1lI
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Mr Mouse:
works like a charm. Within 5 minutes it was done. I amfamiliar with aplple jailbreaks but not with Android, but it's not that difficult especially with a site like this.

Thanks for the great job!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] bijixda:
No Rom for 3G version yet?

My tab has been rooted and installed clockwork recovery.. Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Hironimo:
I tried to root my galaxy tab 10.1 P7500 - white 16gb 3g version from germany - which came with firmware XXKG7.

In recovery it seemes to do correctly, i do not see any errors.

However after booting up again neither of my apps that require root work (ROM Manager, BusyBox Installer, Titanium Backup), they fail to get root access.

What I did:

- Downloaded the zip here: http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=593613&d=1305168395 wich delivers the file "Rooting-Samsung-Galaxy-Tab-10.1". I moved that file to the root of the internal sd card.

- Went into recovery. Selected the .zip file. Got some message by who this root was as it procssed it, no errors.

- Restarted and tried to use apps that need root. Failed.

- I also tried updating firmware to XWKG9 which worked, but same problem when trying to root.

Any help here?

UPDATE: I managed it after all. I had to do a factory reset. For some reason it had superuser as some of the automatically installed apps after synchronizing to my google account. I suspect this was the issue. I deleted superuser app and then rooted, and now it works.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] MoNsTeReNeRgY22:
Are the instructions for UNROOTING & RESTORING STOCK RECOVERY region specific? Would it work with a UK/Europe Wifi Tab with the latest Touchwiz?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Akerfeldt:
Thinking of updating through Odin flash tool and eventually flashing custom Roms and coming from mobile devices I was wondering how can I check my firmware version (not just in settings menu), like the *#1234# combo, because Kies shows PDA: KGC PHONE: KG7 CSC: KG5 (THP), and I can't find this f/w on samfirmware. I have the 3G P7500 unlocked model.

Thks
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] 12MaNy:
After hitting start in Odin....it just hangs at "<ID:0/008> Initialization..".

Ummmm.....help....please?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] 12MaNy:
Edit: NM

10Char
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] 12MaNy:
Ok...phewww. Got it rebooted, but still fails to write in Odin. WTF!?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] 12MaNy:
Ok....got a little further, but now Odin hangs at "<ID:0/008> SetupConnection".

Can someone please give me some insight?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] 12MaNy:
Edit: NM

10 char
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Lou2serious:
Are there instructions to root retail wifi tab using linux? I don't have a windows machine.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] nagmier:
I wanted to start off with saying thanks for everyones contributions so far. I have both a WiFi and 4G LTE Version of the 10.1 I've done some Android application development but nothing on the ROM/Kernel side. I've been able to root and install recovery on both tabs and the WiFi one is running a custom rom. I don't see any ROMs available for the LTE Tab yet so I wanted to try and put together something, I started looking at setting up for ROM development but there is nothing for HC (since its not hitting aosp) but I know people are deodexing and putting out ROMs for the WiFi versions so it shouldn't be too much of a stretch to get something started for the LTE Tab... Are there any tutorials for setting up a dev env for Honeycomb? Or can someone that has cooked a ROM for the WiFi 10.1 give me a hand? I hopped into IRC a couple times over the last couple days (not for long admittedly) any everyone was idling

BTW I have followed this post pretty closely (I'm running Ubuntu 10.10 amd64) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1183832
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Lorddeff07:
I'm sorry fr the late update ppl!!! Got tied down!!!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SeanHacker:
@lord

Hey bro. Smart move with this thread. If you want you can add my theme thread to the op. I'm sure boosted wouldn't mind either
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] :
+1 to that idea theme section in OP is a great idea or a new stickie in theme section :-P and u can put link to apk manager in there too haha or maybe I should post that in the theme section as well
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Lorddeff07:
Hmm decisions, decisions, decisions....lol!

I was gonna add a theme section but figured that will be doing too much considering there is a whole sub forum for themes and apps. Which is why i only have the most common/important apps in the app section within this thread.

Sounds great though, maybe i will just throw it in there for good measure :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] paratox:
deleted, wrong thread.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Ettepetje:
Lorddeff07,

Could you change the following line:

"2. Flash in ClockworkMod from Rom Manager."

Into something clearer:

" 2. Let Rom Manager add ClockworkMod to your kernel."

I wasted perhaps 10 hours on friday and saturday because of misreading that one line. (making me think it meant people should use Rom Manager to start its own CWM through which you could flash, and hearing people in another topic here diss Rom Manager's CWM for being a mostly incompatible, risky mechanism)

It won't help me, but perhaps others.. ;-)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Lorddeff07:
Thanks and done, sorry for the mix up.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Akerfeldt:
Can you post instructions on how to flash stock firmware from samfirmware with Odin? It could be useful to newcomers. I'm guessing it's the same process as with mobile devices but I can't find any reference about it. Thks
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] nickwarn:
There is a flash guide on Samfirmware but it wouldnt hurt having one in OP.

I havent Odin flashed my Tab yet, but i want to know if it will erase my sdcard, the full 16GB, or if it will just flash as any other rom and leave sdcard untouched?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Akerfeldt:
There is no flash guide for P7500 and P7510, but I'm guessing the process is exactly the same as for P7100 models which have a flash guide available.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Lorddeff07:
What is this flash guide you are talking about :)

will put one up soon.

@nickwarn

Nope, sd card will be untouched.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Lou2serious:
SO there's no way to root the retail tab 10.1 with adb using linux?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] BooDaddy:
Quick question. I just picked up a Galaxy Tab 10.1 Wifi only version, (7150 model). I was wondering if its safe to go ahead and grab the system update from Samsung, and then root the device.

I didnt want to take the update, and then be blocked from enabling root on the device.