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[XV6700, PPC-6700 ROM Development] jm017@msn.com:
I will try to upload detailed instructions for this post this weekend with screenshots.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] foethalove:
I was running stock 2.3.4 and successfully unlocked my bootloader using steps 1-5 of this thread and then tried rooting it using the simple Modaco method mentioned at the top of the same thread. It was late and I wasnt paying attention that it was for 2.3.2..

I got everything in terminal to say that it flashed correctly but when I unplug my phone I am stuck at the Google splash screen. After a battery pull I can boot into fastboot and choose recovery but then I am greeted with the android out of the box followed by a triangle ..I am assuming I have lost/ corrupted my recovery. Can anyone guide me out of this mess? Mac instructions would be greatly appreciated.

FIXED: Flashed the appropriate ROM from this thread

Edit1: Since I can access CWM from Fastboot can I just mount USB, transfer a ROM or nandroid and flash it?

Edit: Fastboot Menu Info:

HW Ver: Rev 11

Bootloader Ver: i9020xxka3

Baseband Ver: i9020xxd1

Lock State: Unlocked
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ogbreds:
Did u try pushing up and the power to access the recovery menu

Sent from my Nexus S 4G
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] foethalove:
Yes after a battery pull I can push vol + and power...which brings me to Fastboot mode not recovery...

Now an update.. I tried starting all over again using Kenvan19s thread I can now select recovery from the fastboot menu and enter CWM v 3.0.0.5 but again if I reboot I am stuck at the Google splash screen
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] driguez:
Nvmd
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] aarisaanig:
I have friend who got problem with his ace.

His couldn't open the text message of company name(bank name or service name or etc) and it went to reply empty message .

Only he can read the measage only on contact such as name.

Is anyone having this problem?
[Xoom General] mongoslade313:
My wife and I got wi-fi Xooms as wedding gifts a few days ago. We received an OTA update to HJ85B shortly after turning them on.

I have a rooted Samsung Epic that I sometimes use to tether to our laptops while away from home. I tried to do the same with our Xooms but it didn't work. I did a little research and tried the Bluetooth tether method, but that didn't work either. So, I decided to make my tablet the sacrificial lamb and root it. I followed all the steps on this thread (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1170760).

According to the root check app, my Xoom is rooted and I have Superuser access.

Congratulations! You have root access!

Superuser.apk - com.noshufou.android.su - version 2.3.6.1 - Added clear log to menu in log tab, More languages, Bugfixes is installed!

The adb binary is set to default shell user access as root

Standard su binary location: ls -l /system/bin/su:

-rwsr-xr-x root root 26336 2002-01-02 01:33 su

Standard su binary location: ls -l /system/xbin/su:

lrwxrwxrwx root root 2011-08-12 16:24 su -> /system/bin/su

Alternate su binary location:

/sbin/su: Permission denied

Root user id:

uid=0(root)

Root group id:

gid=0(root)

I still cannot tether my Epic to the Xoom. Did I forget a step or something? Any help/suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
[Xoom General] JanetPanic:
First a note: The device providing the internet connection is the thing you are tethered to. So you tether your laptops to your Epic and want to tether your Xoom to the Epic. It is not a big deal but did make your post a bit confusing.

How are you tethering your laptops to the Epic? USB, Wi-Fi, PDANet, EasyTether, Android wifi tether, Bluetooth, or other.

From a quick google on the subject it appears that the known ways of getting wifi tether working on the epic either involve a proxy (pdanet) or are ad-hoc networks (android wifi tehter) Neither of these two solutions are known to work well with Xoom. I have seen hacks to enable ad-hoc on the xoom but have not tried them myself. Others should be able to help more but giving specifics for what you have tried (other than BT) would be useful.
[Xoom General] mongoslade313:
Thanks for the reply...and for clearing up some nomenclature. I figured it out.
[Xoom General] Kippui:
I have the samsung intercept and I use the epic 4g profile in wireless tethering app which lets me tether to my xoom phone.

Odd how it isn't working for you..
[Xoom General] Tiger62651:
I use my nokia N900 and tether my xoom via ad-hoc wifi. Had to apply a file to my xoom to enable ad-hoc on the wifi and the guide is here on the site. Works great and fast, N900 gets warm but thats expected but i dont have an extra bill and N900 is already unlocked as nokia didnt lock it to begin with.
[Xoom General] mongoslade313:
I figured it out.

I unrooted the tablet and installed on my phone the Wifi Tether from the Google Code website (instead of the Wireless Tether app from the android market) and it works just fine. My battery got very warm just as Tiger62651 said, but it works now and the wife isn't mad at me for screwing up a pretty expensive gift from her sister. So it's all good now.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mermaidkiller:
When using nano from this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=552287

after issuing these commands (I have a rooted S2):

export TERMINFO=/etc/terminfo
export TERM=linux

I get this error:

bash-3.2# nano

Error opening terminal: xterm.

Any dea what this is ?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Archer:
Please ask this question in the thread that you linked, rather than create a new one!!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c0de1:
Hi,

I got myself a HTC Desire (bravo) rooted and running InsertCoin 1.0.9.

Works like a charme. now i want to test other roms so i made a backup of my HTC with CWM and keep it save to restore if needed.

So far so good.

Wiped complete (wipe cache, factory reset, dalvik cache) my HTC and flashed another rom. The rom i didn't like so again wiped my HTC and restored my backup. After the restore i reboot my HTC.

Now when my HTC is out of the reboot and started it will not show me the lockscreen like i had before :confused: so i can't unlock the HTC :mad:

Can someone help with this problem ?

I have now a clean flashed InsertCoin 1.1.0 installed but with no usersettings etc.

I thought doing nandbackup will make me do a 100% restore of the HTC like before
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mnaeh:
I had this problem with freshly installed InserCoin ROM, so I think it doesn't have to do anything with the recovery. Just pull the battery out and then back in, power up and it should work. Also this problem reappeared for me every time I did a turn off (with fastboot option checked). It eventually disappeared, I think when I changed the lockscreen theme (I put a weather theme there). Hope it helps...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] amansingh6940:
@febycv- friend the cynanogen mod rom for a60 u hv talked about is the rom that you have created?

or

if it is from some other xda a60 forum then i want to tell you that this rom is not 100% tested and also just boots up but have no support for wireless connections and other hardware such as camera, sd ,etc,.....

so please tell whether it is original working cyanogen mod or modded eclair rom or the one that i hv talked about?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] 1Ishara:
ya can u pls tell this rom working properly?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] spyki007:
i think these roms are what amansingh is talking about.......
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] amansingh6940:
guys i hv earlier got the reply from febycv:cool:,

and according to him these are the roms created for our device earlier on previous posts that never worked or flashed properly and he have not created any of the rom by himself, he have just created this thread to post a flashing update procedure via recovery for as per requested by one of his friend using a60....:)

but still got a promise of help:D.....................long live A60
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fonehackezhs:
feby wrote this cause earlier i dont know how to install rom as i said him on fb.... he is ma frend........ and i live in chd......
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] -Zfreak-:
feby can u port a rom also plz?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] febycv:
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[LG Revolution] mtmichaelson:
It sounds like a bad battery. I would take it to a verizon store and see if you can try a different battery. If it still will not boot then they should warranty it out for you.
[LG Revolution] mtmichaelson:
P.s. I never do anything for my battery. I charge until full then use until empty. Yesterday with moderate tI heavy use I made it from 6am until 8:30 pm
[LG Revolution] Bait-Fish:
Thanks for the responses. I will be going to VZW shortly to figure this out. This phone is maybe two months old so hopefully the battery is the answer *fingers crossed*

Impressive battery life! At my office, I'm in a bit of a metal cubicle area and a bit low on signal strength. My phones will sometimes use up the battery trying to keep connected, it seems, so I am usually plugged in most of the time.

While I have your ear, thanks for the great work on Revolt ROM. I am very happy with it and look forward to its future development :cool:
[LG Revolution] Bait-Fish:
Good news and bad.

The good news was they swapped in a new battery and the phone worked. Having the warranty, it didn't cost anything.

The bad news is that it looks like there may be another problem. On the way out of the store the battery was indicating 1% so I quickly got it on the charger in the car. Driving home, about 10 minutes later, I got a warning for battery temperature. Thinking the low battery may just be taking a charge and getting hot from that, I turned the car A/C on full, took the back cover off, and kept the phone in the cold air.

In about two minutes, just feet from home, I noticed the display was off. Faintly I could see the battery charge symbol that shows when the phone is powered down and charging, but the backlight was off and I couldn't see if there was any color or animation to it.

As soon as I shut the car off and the power quit, that faint display disappeared, full black, dead. Now it seems it is behaving exactly the same. I haven't fiddled with it much, holding out hope of hopes it can be started and maybe recovered.

Could calibrating the battery at the wrong time have caused something like this? Do batteries have a safety lockout if they overheat? To be fair, I was running an intensive app at the time, Waze GPS. Maybe the battery didn't keep up and the phone decided it was too low and shut off. I will post back after letting it sit, cool, hopefully charge, and see what comes of it.
[LG Revolution] Danzdroid:
My phone is behaving exactly the way you describe too. A couple of days with Revolt 1.1, and this is the only problem. I had my phone hooked to a lithium ion usb battery pack all day, and it showed "100%" while hooked up, but as soon as I disconnected the battery pack, the battery icon changed to red, then it refused to boot like the situation described in the Revolt 1.1 thread in Development. It also would not go into charge mode on the battery pack, but when I came home and hooked it to a genuine AC adapter and it went into power-off charge display. I'm going to give it a few hours on the charger before I attempt to boot it again, and I'll report back.
[LG Revolution] Bait-Fish:
Still no luck. I haven't charged it too much yet for fear that it isn't charging properly. Seeing the new battery work for about 20 minutes yesterday lent me hope that if I figure out how to get a fresh battery in or just shell out for another new one, I can have a window of opportunity to change ROMs and see if that has anything to do with it.
[LG Revolution] Bait-Fish:
This morning I got out my digital multimeter to measure the battery pos to neg and am getting nothing (unless you consider 0.01v something). I tested my old LG clamshell's bulging, old, and damaged 1000mAh battery and it reads 3.99v but couldn't keep my old phone up (lacks oomph now).

Comparing that battery to the Revo's, they have the same four contact pattern but different connection scheme which just stops contact when test fitting. After shaving down its casing on the bottom a little bit, it was just enough to make contact. Using four hands (yes, I am very talented ;) ) to hold the phone, hold the test battery properly, and hold the power button, I was able to get the power-up vibration and the first LG splash screen. We lost it after that but that's likely due to the very weak test battery and/or losing contact while holding it in the Revo.

Since the spankin' brand-new battery is now reading zero, I'm left second guessing my decision of not shutting the phone down when I got the temperature warning. Maybe these batteries do have an internal protection to prevent runaway failure and it too is trash. I have no experience with this otherwise so this is just guesswork.

I'm contemplating rigging the new battery into my old LG phone to see if it can tell it "all clear" and charge it up. I'll post anything I find out here. Any other suggestions are highly welcome. Still, last ditch, I'm pretty certain I can set up another ROM to flash on the SD ahead of time, get another battery, and Clockwork to test another ROM if it's the phone or ROM. I may have had 20 minutes of uptime on the last battery.
[LG Revolution] Danzdroid:
I think I've gotten to the bottom of my problem. It's a syndrome of things that I have hopefully untangled.

First off, I had been messing with Power Manager, and wanted the phone to not sleep or timeout the display when plugged into both AC and USB. I figured that would help when I'm plugged into the computer, but it was probably a bad choice.

Yesterday I was out on a boat, which probably put me into a weak signal area, causing the phone to expend extra energy staying locked on a tower. In addition, I had plugged it into the external USB power pack, and thrown them in a bag together. This did two very bad things: 1) It allowed heat to build up from both the charging and 2) it invoked the "USB powered" Power Manager profile which kept the display active which created both additional heat AND crazy battery drain.

Here's what I think happened:

1. The battery overheated

2. The USB battery pack couldn't charge as fast as the display and radio could suck it out -- so five hours in that mode BOTH drained the internal battery AND tapped into about 30% of the external battery pack.

3. The USB battery pack will not provide enough initial juice to restart a flat-dead, overheated phone, or the firmware "knows" it is hooked to USB and refuses to start the phone -- for some bizarre reason.

So, I think my phone demonstrated normal behavior for a flat-dead, overheated phone, and hooking it up to AC brought it right back to life -- after about 5 hours of continuous charging. The battery also got very warm during charging -- more than I recall feeling ever in the past.

I'm hoping there is nothing that software power management could have done to physically damage the battery, but I assume Verizon would claim it could -- as part of the reason they forbid system modifications, and therefore withdraw their warranty if you modify.

At this point I think I have dodge a bullet, and my phone is fine -- other than a few of the quirks others are seeing in Revolt 1.1 (Phone occasionally FC, etc.)
[LG Revolution] Bait-Fish:
Good to hear your phone is fine. Seems like mine is too as posted above but time will tell. I got the Revo battery set up and charging on my old phone. It seems to be connected well enough. The phone complained the first try that there was no battery but my second try has it displaying that it is charging. The battery isn't warm at all but maybe that's due to a different charging rate for the old phone's 1000mAh battery vs. the Revo's 1500mAh. Or, it really isn't connected perfectly. We shall see.
[LG Revolution] Bait-Fish:
Success. The surrogate charge setup got the Revo battery up to 4.11v and indicated charge complete. The Revo completed a full boot on the battery and appeared normal.

Not normal was quick heating (still unsure of the cause). Going straight to Battery Calibrator, it indicated 68% and around 3.7v and falling. Not wanting to push my luck, I shut it down. Battery now read 3.9v. Not bad but it sure seems to be getting drained quickly which would explain all the heat. Going to set up later and see if I can get it back to stock and see if the behavior persists.
[LG Revolution] Haro912:
I don't know how to fix any of your issues but I would like to say thanks for giving such a detailed display of what you've been doing to fix this problem should anyone else run into this issue. Also, That picture in you one post: That is the most jerry rigged set-up to charge a phone I have ever seen in my life and I love it. Good luck getting your phone working I hope everything turns out for the best.
[LG Revolution] Bait-Fish:
You're welcome. It was a bit of impromptu brainstorming with some fellow tinkerers that helped come up with a way to test charge the battery. Having it come back to life

I've come to a conclusion. Somehow, I think when the battery overheats, it must internally soft protect itself. Charging it on the old phone reset it and then it worked again on the Revo. Why the old phone works and not the Revo, unsure. That would at least explain why the battery tested at zero volts before the charging rig.

After many starts and stops on my Revo now, I have found that what was heating up first was the casing of the phone. I'm guessing heat conduction of heat from the processor as it wasn't the display which was set to minimum brightness (those are the main heat sources, right?). Looking into Settings > About > Battery Stats, it only showed Android System at 98%. It seems like the processor got locked into some some high power continuous use situation which survived reboots.

The battery gets hot later due to the high consumption and proximity to the hot casing (processor), especially with the back on. Withing 1-2 minutes from start, the sides of the phone would be quite warm and after 5 minutes becomes concerning. It seems that's why the battery was never able to get to 100%, but instead its percentage was always falling, phone over consuming greater than charge rate.

With the processor going full tilt, battery cover on, protective case on phone, sitting in a warm car without A/C, that got the battery too hot within 20 minutes. It was a similar situation with the prior battery when the problem cropped up.

I don't know what the cause of this predicament was in the first place however. The phone was plain stock, then rooted, later flashed Revolt 1.0, then Revolt 1.1. Between Titanium Backup, RevoToolkit for CWM, basically nothing unusual, I have no idea how it happened. Maybe I should have done Decrap first since I've read others doing such. Thinking back to my first post/thread, I had a boot issue and only had rooted, Titanium, and RevoToolkit, no ROMs yet.

And, don't get me wrong. I'm not placing blame anywhere, just documenting my "progress." There was a time I was on Revolt where it wasn't behaving this way. I am left without a solid conclusion as to the cause.
[LG Revolution] Cutterstark:
How to avoid the battery drain?

I had a similar situation, downgraded and then installed Revolt 1.3. Can't say what did it, but the battery got hot and drained so far it would even start charging.

I got the battery charged on the old phone, and the new one, with Revolt 1.3 is working. But I'm not sure how to make sure the overheating/draining problem doesn't occur again. After 10 minutes the phone is starting to get hot again, battery is down to 57%. With the phone on or off, it does not charge the battery, even with an AC wall charger. With the phone on, it indicates 57% charge, with the phone off, the battery icon just sits at red, no charging is happening. I erased the battery stats in ClockworkMod, but is there anything else to do? Any other ideas?
[LG Revolution] Bait-Fish:
It sounds like Haxid had it happen and he got back to LG stock and unrooted, all good.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1233668
[LG Revolution] Haxcid:
Mine happened again this time totally dead battery. Trying to get some charge in it now to boot and remove cwm so I can take it to verizon.

Decrap 1.0 rom this time w/ CWM

I do not believe it is the rom. It has to be an app or hardware.
[LG Revolution] Bait-Fish:
Were you having spontaneous reboots? That's when it happened to me, after a spontaneous reboot.

Good luck. Hope it all works out.
[LG Revolution] Haxcid:
No my phone is actually super stable it just is sucking battery like its candy. Been off charger only 1 hour right now and its down to 83%. It has to be an app doing it but I have no idea which one. The phone shows 64% battery usage by android system.
[LG Revolution] Bait-Fish:
When mine was hogging battery, same here. All I saw was Android process.
[LG Revolution] ufkal:
just to add my 2 cents here. I noticed my phone draining like crazy, I tried everything, then I changed the battery. boom. everything is now stable. I'm going to try to exchange that battery I think its my drain and reboot culprit.
[Nook Color General] Eldric IV:
I searched the forums and the Nook forums specifically but could not find an answer (not that I would know if I saw one).

I am a pharmacy student and I was trying to install the Lexi-Comp app free trial. The app says that my device ID could not be found. I called their support line and they said only cell-enabled devices for Android were supported at installation because only they have a device ID.

Is there a way to add a device ID to the Nook so I can run this app?

I am running CM 7-080420011-NIGHTLY-encore.

I hope this is something simple. I am stupid about computers and I bought this thing expressly to use Lexi-Comp on rotations (there is no mention of cell-only Android devices anywhere on their website).
[Nook Color General] DizzyDen:
Find the IMEI Generator and ROM patcher thread.... but I'd wait an hour or so... should be an update by then.
[Nook Color General] Eldric IV:
No worries about waiting an hour. I think it will take me all weekend to figure out what to do with that.
[Nook Color General] DizzyDen:
Actually, its quite simple... just run the app... it will generate an IMEI for your nook.

You can use In Place (updating ROM already installed) or update a dev's ROM before flashing it (useful for nightlies)
[Nook Color General] Eldric IV:
So, if I am understanding this, I:

1. Download the zip

2. Run the zip

3. Done?

I ran the zip (on my Nook) and it rebooted my Nook but nothing seems to have changed.

I see lots of mention to "adb" but I do not have that. Is it necessary?

Edit: So I managed to get adb(Wifi) established (greatly expedited thanks to the adbWireless app, as I was completely unable to install the Google USB drivers) and then ran the .exe in the zip on my PC instead of my Nook (I told you I was stupid about computers). Lexi-Comp is currently installing its databases on my Nook. The well-being of my patients has profited from your labors. I thank you kindly.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nikkisman69:
using version 4.5.91.....rooted and deodexed manually no errors on either one......whenever I flash a them I lose my ATT service along with my dialer......used shady's arctic blue and steel blue....4.5.91 both had the same issue.....any ideas?
[Galaxy S II General] totomasz:
how to change the background color of the links (blue and red) on the ROM KG 6 or 5? Is there a mod?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] burner07:
Hi, i want to make a stock galaxy s 2 theme for odex JVR.

Can anyone help me make one or show me a guide to port the theme from stock sgs2 firmware? and make it stable for sgs1

i dont want to port apps etc just the looks!

Thx
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Leo84Ge:
I made only framework... Try put the framework-res.apk file in System/Framework... Work for me