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[HTC EVO 3D] smarcin:
The author of Boot Manager is conap. He is also the OP in the DualRom thread mentioned in OP of the thread we are reading. Conap suggests using his app. More information on pages 2 and 3 of his thread. I've been following it for a while. Hopefully he'll update his app so it works with the 3VO.
[HTC EVO 3D] irock1985:
Man I second that.... Been grabbing every rooted Evo 4G and updating reflashing stuff because I was bored....
[HTC EVO 3D] irock1985:
Well lets get to asking this guy what's up.
[HTC EVO 3D] pdaddy:
Boot Manager Website: http://init2winitapps.com/
[HTC EVO 3D] irock1985:
Thanks for the link... Submitted my request :)
[HTC EVO 3D] -viperboy-:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.drx2.bootmanager&feature=search_result

Talked to the dev personally and he has an E3D. He will be supporting this phone as soon as possible!
[HTC EVO 3D] irock1985:
Awesome!
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] apollo5801:
Dual booting is having 2 flavors of android on phone and booting which ever you like just by restarting phone. Kernel supports gingerbread and froyo for now. Flash gingerbread in ROM1 and froyo in ROM2. Do not flash froyo in ROM1 and ginger in ROM2. To boot ROM1 turn on phone and press volume up key and to boot second rom restart phone and press volume down key. If you don't press any key in 15 seconds cm7 will boot by default.

To install Dual Boot Kernel follow 2 steps. Partition sdcard and flash dual boot kernel.

1. Partition SDCARD:

Format SDCARD exactly like this. For example if you have 2GB sdcard then make 1GB FAT + 400MB EXT2 + 400MB EXT2 + 200MB SWAP. You can choose what ever size you want but make 4 partitions.

Partition 1: Primary FAT32 ( For Photos, Music and Videos)

Partition 2: Primary EXT2 ( For ROM1 data )

Partition 3: Primary EXT2 ( For ROM2 data )

Partition 4: Primary LINUX-SWAP ( For swap and compcache )

2. Flashing Dual Boot Kernel:

1. Download Dual Boot Kernel and update.zip (cm7 alpha4 and indroid5)

2. Flash Dual Boot Kernel

3. Hold power key and turn off phone

4. start recovery mode (volume middle + Home + Power ) and press volume up key

- Format /system and /data

- Install cmalpha4_update.zip

- Reboot

5. Press volume up key and phone will boot cm7 alpha4

6. Reboot to recovery mode and press volume down key

- Format /system and /data

- Install indorid5_update.zip

- Reboot

7. Press volume down key and phone will boot indroid 5

******* Enjoy Dual Boot *******
[HTC EVO 3D] jes24cap:
Has anyone made a video on how to install the perm root? I know I can root it, it sounds easy but i like videos.

I searched YouTube and came up empty.
[HTC EVO 3D] Drewmungus:
It would be a pretty lame video. Its pretty much enter hboot version, serial number. Then it asks you for the beta key it gave you when you entered your info. Then it's all automated after that.
[HTC EVO 3D] Ryan00:
Yes someone did make a video here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Smp6cT4UEKE

Please hit the thanks if i helped you :D
[HTC EVO 3D] BDawgTrap:
it really is pretty straight forward. let me know if you have questions though...
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cordell12:
So my wife was on her Evo when suddenly the browser opened and started downloading something called DroidSpeedUpgrade.apk. The website I traced and it gave me a forbidden 403 from my PC, but did allow me a DL of the apk from phone. I did not install, look at the crazy permissions! Any idea what this is, or how it opened on my wifes Evo (cm7)?

Thanks

Below is the APK, I wouldnt install it, screen shot is the permissions...
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh roxxorz:
I would backup all apps [except that], then do a fresh re-install of CM7.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackslim:
I would question if there's already a malware app on the phone if the browser automatically opened to that page.

Check through unfamiliar apps and the permissions associated with them.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh roxxorz:
That too is true, but hoping he did that already. Though either way, I firmly believe she should do a clean install again; at least go through the last 10 apps she installed, and like said, check the permissions.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] plainjane:
If I were to wipe fully with a clean install of a rom, and not log in to Google or restore anything, what damage do you think this could do if I installed it out of curiosity?

I know it could get my phone number, info and whatnot. That alone would probably keep me from doing it... but what's the worst that you think it could do?

If I had an unactivated Android phone then I might do it.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cordell12:
Your curiosity is like mine, I am tempted to just install it, lol. See if the app can be found in app drawer or what, if I can do anything with it, and so on. My wife doesnt have any credit card junk stored on phone, but has a bank app, so that is all bad by itself! Wait, Amazon Market has credit card linked to it, so in theory they can get password and get credit card info from Amazon. :eek: On top of bank passwords, all bad! Maybe I am being paranoid, but this rouge apk seems to have to many permissions for it to just install like that.

I have a unactivated LG Optimus S here, I will install it on that and report my findings :)

edit...INSTALLED!!!

OK, it is just a Task Manager, on the outside that is. What it does is mask itself as a battery saver/task killer. Meanwhile it sends and recieves text messages that cost YOU $9.99 each! Says a minimum of one per week will be sent and or received. If works with either Sprint or Tmobile, according with terms and conditions, which are carefully hidden. For the average user its gonna fool them, the app by itself would not be so bad so one would think they got a awesome app. Meanwhile your Sprint bill is racking up $9.99 texts, I guess you can get them reversed by sprint. But if you have autopay set up it may take a bit to realize you bill payment was a couple hunderd over normal cost :eek: Just be on the lookout, the app may do more than what I found, I only scratched the surface of it.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Khilbron:
Just create a nandroid backup, turn off your mobile network, install see what it is, then flash back
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cordell12:
see post above yours, i installed it. its all bad for anyone who does get fooled into installing this on a activated phone :(
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Khilbron:
That blows, good catch
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sharkboy0901:
Will it do that to my phone if I turn off all data and place it on airplane mode then install, Check it out then uninstall it then turn airplane mode off.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Khilbron:
it's best not to find out with something like this
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] plainjane:
It has permission to change your settings, so it could turn data back on. It can also read your phone information - phone number and such - so if it can send this information out then it can definitely do damage.

I wouldn't try it.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] runcool:
It also gives the user magic powers and allows the user to live forever. THIS is a must install. LMAO! However, I WOULD PERSONALLY *that is if I had time to do this* DECOMPILE THIS CRAP AND SEE WHO THE HELL MADE IT AND WHERE IT IS SENDING OUR INFORMATION TO. then, I would track the person down. and put a bullet in their head or heads. I don't play games with identity theft. oh and we all know the two places they are likely from. either china or Africa. Well, in Africa... I firmly believe most of them should all be put into a grave. :-D

Does this make me a bad person? nope... it sure doesn't. I'm protecting americans. Actually. the government does this on a daily basis. They murder hundreds of people over seas for oil. :-D We gotta have our oil. :-D lmao If they come over here, they are terrorists. If we go over there, we are terrorists. :-D as I just went way off subject...

okay okay. don't install it. final. and why would you install something that you know for a fact is a phone virus? How stupid is that? We need a platform that can tests apks OUT OF A REAL phone environment. like a virtual mobile computer like vmware.

okay, I'm done. bedtime!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] schollianmj:
wow really?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stretchwookie:
good lord... i haven been uninstalling this on my customers phones for 2 weeks now... anyone, get a full decompile on it?
[Galaxy S II General] AmesCell:
Watch out Gmail 2.3.5 update seems to break widgets and launchers that show unread Gmail. Now I wish I had backed up my GSII Gmail with TB...
[Galaxy S II General] Jeremy:
Yeah that kind of sucks. Will just have to wait fire the launchers to provide us with an update!
[Galaxy S II General] farisk:
You can do a Google search for Gmail 2.3.4.1 and install that. Fixed my problem.
[Galaxy S II General] kirdroid:
or you can just go back to market, search for gmail and click uninstall updates.
[Galaxy S II General] mazta132:
Just download the previous version from forum or custom rom that has gmail inside. Just take the gmail.apk then install
[Galaxy S II General] Isadora:
I had issues rolling back... Even after uninstalling the update, my notifications were still broken, ended up doing a factory reset (and good thing I do a daily backup!)

Was having all kind of other problems with the new gmail app too...auto sync wasn't working anymore so had to refresh manually, emails sometimes wouldn't send and the number of unread emails wouldn't clear. A complete mess really :p
[Galaxy S II General] mazta132:
Before try flash using original rom or custom, try to wipe the data & cache
[Galaxy S II General] Isadora:
I frankly didn't want to faff around... Only took a few minutes anyway to reset the phone, reinstall Titanium Backup and have it restore all my stuff :p
[Galaxy S II General] SherlockR:
I can't update GMail, I can't even see it in the Market? Does anybody know why?

It's not among all the Apps I have downloaded.

I can't even find it when searching for it, it just doesn't show up!?
[Galaxy S II General] Sp1tfire:
Just search for "gmail" in the market. App is preinstalled so it won't show in the apps downloaded from the market, but if you find it in the market it will just say "update". And yeah, 2.3.5 gmail breaks all notification services that are supposed to retreive unread emails, no longer possbile for now, but i use Samsung Social Hub anyway.
[Galaxy S II General] lawalty:
Here is a link to explain it further.

"Basically, previously an app just had to declare that they use the READ_GMAIL permission in it’s Manifest and it would all work. Now though, they’ve added the android:protectionLevel="signature" which means that only the Gmail app itself can access it’s DB (as that’s the only thing which will have the right signature).

Which means that all the Gmail notifiers, widgets, etc in the Market will not work. Ever. The same can be said for FriendCaster’s Gmail notifications feature.

Thanks Google…."​

Yeah!!! Thanks Google! :mad:

Edit: Also, Google's competitor (Windoz Phone) shows an unread count on their phones, why can't google have the same native widget that does an unread count. We had to completely rely on 3rd party developers, BUT NOW it wont work!

STUPID GOOGLE!
[Galaxy S II General] jelle2503:
Someone mod it :D lol
[Galaxy S II General] pgatti@hotmail.com:
just don t install de update , or unistall it from market , it breaks , popup , missed reminder , etc.... i won t install untill the other app works with the new gmail
[Galaxy S II General] Tom-Helge:
Gmail v2.3.5 seems to break ADWNotifier to. Because that can notify of e-mails from Gmail.
[Galaxy S II General] Croak:
ADW Notifier can no longer do a "count" but can put up the question mark bubble, at least in Chuck Norris mode. Latest update fixed the FC issue it was having.

Google probably though they were helping increase Android security, as I imagine they changed the permissions to prevent potential privacy problems.
[Galaxy S II General] koxx:
I unlocked Gmail 2.3.5. Pure messenger widget can read Gmail 2.3.5 (modded) if you follow 'solution 3' ... http://bit.ly/ph4T0a
[Galaxy S II General] rebecker:
Would be nice to try Social Hub, but it will not accept GMail as an account on my phone. :confused: Gave up on it.

Tried the uninstall update method. No go.

Google's starting to develop some of the M$ bad habits. :( Maybe they ARE getting too big. :p

-Bob-
[Galaxy S II General] rebecker:
I've had the phone 4 days. Might have to do my 3rd factory reset! :rolleyes: Fun and games. Your solution seems to be the only one that works.

-Bob-
[Galaxy S II General] AmesCell:
I ended up doing a Stop, Clear Cache, Uninstall, and reboot. I'm back on 2.3.4.1.
[Galaxy S II General] rebecker:
But does it work? ;)
[Galaxy S II General] leftovermagic:
didn't for me

Edit: for apps Slidescreen 2 Beta 10 and Goto Lockscreen
[Galaxy S II General] AmesCell:
Yeah. Unread Gmail Count, LauncherEX, and NoLED are working. Gmail is doing push email. Everything appears to be back to normal. Only downside was it lost my Gmail settings.
[Galaxy S II General] ScottXe:
I can find Gmail 2.3.5 in Andriod Market. It seems SGS2 comes Gmail in the ROM. How can I upgrade it to 2.3.5? Or just install it as a new app so both will exist in my mobile. What are the major advantages for this new version?
[Galaxy S II General] Isadora:
None, the update is a complete botch job...
[Galaxy S II General] vpohodetypek:
i agree, there is no reason for upgrade, i dont understand why google did this. my notification is also not working: htc desire, redux rom, go launcher ex. I hope, someone will do crack for this.

shame on you google.
[Galaxy S II General] superspacey:
How do you prevent the gmail app from updating?

I uninstalled the updates and then re-installed the 2.3.4.1 APK but it eventually updated.
[Galaxy S II General] leftovermagic:
Unchecked automatic update in the market
[Galaxy S II General] superspacey:
Ahh, thanks. It wasn't the easiest to find that setting.
[Galaxy S II General] jonoathome:
Seriously cheesed off with google for this..

Rolled back to 2.3.4.1 and all third party apps are still broken including launcher pro dock icon.

What gives, how do i reinstate notification functionality without having to do a factory reset ?

I disabled the update btw but for some reason the damn thing re enabled itself and auto updated.
[Galaxy S II General] rebecker:
Reinstalled 2.3.4.1. Still don't have the count widgets working in LauncherPro or ADWLauncher. What did I miss?

Thanks.

-Bob-
[Galaxy S II General] jonoathome:
Think I figured it out

Backup settings in Launcher pro

Uninstall Launcher pro, Gmail Notifier, etc

Uninstall all versions of Gmail including update 2.3.5,

(root required, use root app remover from the market to remove Gmail from system)

Install Gmail 2.3.4.1 or this modded version of 2.3.5 >> http://goo.gl/NnM64 (note the modded version MUST be installed to the system/app/ directory)

Reboot

Reinstall Launcher pro, then restore launcher pro settings.

Reinstall Gmail Notifier, etc

everything should be (in theory) back to normal
[Galaxy S II General] dansthunder:
Thanks a bunch for that. I use Gmail Notifier Pro for work, and can't live without it. I dumped my blackberry a year ago because I was able to do the same thing on the captivate.

This just means now I'll be stuck with old roms, since everything new will have the new gmail in it.

Man this sucks!

If anyone knows of a program like gmail notifier pro that lets you setup alerts on subject/content with repeating alarms, I'd appreciate it.

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] Isadora:
I'd suggest that anyone who isn't happy with the Gmail app uses the "send feedback" function from within the app which is cleverly hidden in: menu > more > about (well that's where it is in 2.3.4, no idea if it's in the same place in 2.3.5).

I did :p no idea if they'll even care or take notice though.
[Galaxy S II General] skimminstones:
it is a bit annoying but its not really that big a deal is it? You still get a notification in the notification bar
[Galaxy S II General] Isadora:
What *is* a big deal (for me anyway) is that Google have decided to altogether lock the devs out from the Gmail app plus with the other changes that they've made, it's now about as useful as a chocolate teapot. Although I've reverted to the previous version, I've decided to not use it at all until they come up with a much improved version (could be some time then :p )
[Galaxy S II General] Jake-CT:
The failure of widget etc integration sucks but its not all bad - I like the option just to push priority inbox.
[Galaxy S II General] chiefroastbeef:
Totally sticking with 2.3.4, love it! Thanks for the heads up guys!
[Galaxy S II General] redwoodflyer:
The modified 2.3.5 is working great with SMS Unread and LauncherPRO..and I'm liking it much better than I liked 2.3.4 overall. If you need any help getting the modded 2.3.5 to work, feel free to let me know and I'll try my best!
[Galaxy S II General] EH15:
Where is the mod???

I've rolled back to 2.3.4.1. Can't live without my notifications.
[Galaxy S II General] pulser_g2:
The reason for disabling this was due to the security in accessing this api being below a level they saw as acceptable.

I am inclined to suggest that if you are using modified clients to reactivate this, that you should consider the implications of your choice... It is normal to push a patch like this when a vulnerability is discovered and reported. So I think it is fair to say people will try to exploit this soon enough...

Heck, the act of removing it is going to make more people look into how the api worked, with the aim of accessing your emails...

Just bear this in mind - Google don't just pull an api like this without reason...
[Galaxy S II General] Isadora:
Yes, I am aware of why they changed it, but surely they should be able to implement something which would allow 3rd party apps to access an unread count without giving access to the whole database?

Edit: I was also having other problems with the update - small things like my emails not always being sent...
[Galaxy S II General] chaplain:
Gmail 2.3.5 workaround

See this thread for a workaround .apk: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1199518. Read all the way down to see Bunecarera's Aug. 4 mod for the workaround install. This worked for me for my SMS Unread Count widget, but my LP+ dock widget still doesn't work.

You know, the truth is a good place to start. If Google had just told us that this would be the result of the update, and, if there were a reason, given us the reason, this would be easier to stomach. Even McAfee warns about updating the old WaveSecure software, saying that it is incompatible with Lookout. Just tell us.
[Galaxy S II General] :
another workarround

in order to have widgets working with gmail 2.3.5 you only need to resign the gmail 2.3.5 and widgets.

actions:

- download original gmail 2.3.5 from the android market

- copy the apk to your pc

- resign with apkmanager (you don't need to make any change in manifest.xml)

- uninstall original gmail in your android

- install resigned gmail in your android

make the same actions with your widgets...

works fine with "sms unread notifications", "gmail notifier", etc.

note 1: note that this method prevents other applications to access to your messages :)

note 2: when the widgets or gmail are updated in market, you need to uninstall resigned app in order to update. next, make the same actions...
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] Nhialor:
Keeps signing out after a few hours of inactivity. Any ideas?
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] subcu1ture:
Did you save the password on your device?
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] Nhialor:
yup always

10 char
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] D4rKn3sSyS:
STILL TESTING!

This is made by nobodyAtall, ported to work on mini pro, and added features

Guys, so this is a new attempt to multiboot. I need testers from all kind of SD's

Features

*Multiboot (More info) - CM6 & CM7 Only (I think, but it's possible...)

*Dual Recovery (More info) - All ROM's

*Data encryption (More info) - CM6 & CM7 Only

How to install

1. Flash .zip for AIO recovery pack (CWM recovery)

2. Go to CWM recovery (back button, middle button (home) it's for xrecovery) and choose Multiboot

3. Select Create boot option from zip

4. Choose any ROM that can be installed with CWM recovery (Needed 400MB on SD for this)

5. Choose Flash Zip to boot option, and flash the correspondent multiboot package (ROM's devs need to provide this)

6. Choose select default boot option, and select your last created

7. Choose boot into selected option, and enjoy!

NOTE: For multiboot with CyaNoComb, you can flash this, till I get our ramdisk good for multiboot. Credits to nAa for the ramdisk.

Cheers, D4.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] D4rKn3sSyS:
Changelog:

29th July 2011

First release, for testing
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] x10man:
I will test as soon as I'm home as I'm away now and only have limited net I am ona 4gb card not sure of the class is the only available rom to multiboot cyanocomb so I could have slades cm7 as main and cyanocomb as secondary?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] x10man:
First attempt bricked but boot without sd will boot back into main not sure if it is because my SD is only class 2 would that explain being on SE screen for a while?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] *boy*racer*:
Same what happened to mine but I never took out the sd card to see if it boots back to original state. Im using 4gb class 2.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] x10man:
Also when choosing the boot into selected option option my phone. Shuts down then when I boot again it boots my internal cm7 v15
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] D4rKn3sSyS:
Yes, it seems to be incompatible with some SD cards, that's why i need testers
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] galvic:
F*ck u man! Ur awesome I still wonder why u didnt get thats recognised developer tag!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] mukptl:
how to know class of SD card ?

its not writen any where on card
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] x10man:
If you don't know the class it may be class 0 which was before there were classes the default card is class 2 I will try the default card when I'm home and find it
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] kormatoes:
I think I got it galvik show me how later on facebook

;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] galvic:
Sure but i'm still looking for a class 10 sdcard, u know that my sdcard has 0kb free and lol i'm tired of deleting my music :P
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] kormatoes:
I was looking in town today and they all said they did not know what I mean so is there a certin make to look out for

;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] galvic:
If i'm not worng then better the class better will be the result of multiboot!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] D4rKn3sSyS:
Booting will take longer on lower SD class, that's the why on SE screen.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Eyama:
tomorow i will test this with sandisk class 4 ;)

maybe you could add in first post that is recommended to have minimum 400MB free space on SD card;)

and great work;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] leajian:
So... Let's say I have installed stock in internal, next step is to install CyaNoComb in SD and boot it and afterwards exactly install ramdisk patch? When we boot from SD the Recoverys are booted from SD ROM too and any changes (regarding system and data) affect only SD? I am kinda confused, please heeeeelp! :P
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] D4rKn3sSyS:
No, recovery will keep being main ROM recovery. in fact ROM's on SD, don't need chargemon or recoverys. I think. Anyway I haven't tested this myself, because my SD don't like multiboot.

EDIT: Corrected info, CyaNoComb should multiboot right

Btw, my new SD it's coming soon, so I could test this, and fix isues if exist.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] galvic:
Lighter rom+better sdclass=perfect multiboot :P throw some light on how to create multiboot package, i'll try with GingEricsson...