yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] B.Jay:
I had the same problem on GDX v009 ... WLAN disconnects and reconnects every 2-3 minutes.

Following the suggestion from Dexter_prog to replace the files in /system/etc/wifi with the files out the ZIP file attached to this post resolved the problem over time.

To repeat Dexter_prog's instructions:

Copy the 3 main files in the wifi folder:

- twilan

- tiwlan_firmware

- wpa_suplicant

To summarize, what I did was:

1) backup those 3 files

2) delete those 3 files

3) copy the same 3 files from the attached zip

4) reboot

The problem wasn't gone right after the reboot in my case, but the longer the phone was running the more and more stable the wifi connection became.

I guess I should add that I never had that problem before. WiFi worked absolutely fine and rock stable on Stock Elcair and Froyobread - it only started to give me troubles at the upgrade to GingerDX.

I'd say it could be worth giving it a try.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cust0m:
I had the same problem, I used hackdroid floyo 0.30 and all worked well... But only for a one day. Now I tried your tut, and... It works! Thank you guy, you solved my problem...
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pororo:
Crap i thought this can fix my problem. when connecting i get stuck @ obtaining ip address. then x88 reboots.
[Thrive General] william40:
Help please.

I purchased 2 thrive tablets from best buy on a recent holiday from uk to usa (one for myself and one for my father in law).

I recently installed the update on my own without a problem. However when my father in law installed it on his thrive it got into a boot loop when rebooting. It keeps booting with the words "booting recovery kernel image".

When i do the vol/power switch on and pick the box icon to reset the same boot loop happens. I can use the tablet by doing the vol/power switch on and choosing the android icon but dont want to do this everytime i use the tablet.

Since i live in the uk and bought the tab in the usa I dont know what my warranty rights are.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[Thrive General] dalepl:
OK, let me get this right. Your Father-in-Law did the update and when it rebooted it got to "Booting recovery Kernel Image" and hung. If you shut it down and try to boot it, it still comes up and says the same thing.

If I have this right, it has not installed the update. It has hung up tryig to reboot into recovery to apply the update. You said you can go into recovery and select boot and it will boot fine. If this so, open the Service Station and see if you can select the update again. With any luck, you sould be able to get it to redownload and install it again and fix the issue.

You also said you did a reset and it still came up with the message. Did you do a full factory reset? If not, do that and it should boot up as it did the firat day it was turned on. Also, if you have done this, try clearing the cache and reboot to see if that fixes the issue.
[Thrive General] william40:
Thanks for the reply

I did try the service update again from the service station but the tablet shuts down then reboots with the same problem i.e. the" booting recovery kernel image loop"

I also tried the full factory reset from the settings but same boot loop again.

I also tried the reset by clicking on the open box icon when you turn on the tablet with the vol up/power buttons but again i get the boot loop
[Thrive General] dalepl:
Sounds like you covered all th normal stuff. The final option I can give you is to go here and download my Thrive Easy Flash Tool. Once you have it, follow the readme file to load the adb drivers on your PC. I am assuming you have a Windows PC, if not, let me know. Once you get the ADB drivers loaded and operational, flash the Clock=WorkMod recovery to the device. Once it is loaded, you can download AustereGrims Thrive 0029 Stock images or rooted images and load them. Since it is your Father-in-Laws Thrive, I would load the stock images. After that is done, the device should boot just fine and be updated to the latest load.

Let me know if you have any other problems.

Mod Edit: Offsite links requiring registration removed.
[Thrive General] william40:
Thanks Paul.

Will give it a go.
[Thrive General] dalepl:
No problem. Try ThriveForums.org. Think you find a lot of good info and people.
[Thrive General] william40:
Many thanks for your help Paul.

Tablet is now starting up as normal.

Only prob is I now have no wifi. I get a wifi error in the wireless settings and cant add any networks.

Afraid I'm a bit of a dummie when it comes to this rooting and flashing lark.

Thanks again
[Thrive General] dalepl:
I am glad you have it almost working. It looks like you have the wrong version of the boot image or wrong version of the system image. If all you did was my root tool, then you have a new boot image with the older system image. That is why the WiFi says error. What you now need to do is get the file from AustereGrim that I gave you a link to. If you used the stock image of his and have the WiFi error, then he did not update the stock image with the correct boot image. In that case, just use my tool to flash a stock boot image. If you need more assistance, send me your Email via PM and I will get back to you to help.
[Atrix 4G General] slayaman22232:
I was trying to root and it said it failed and this happened
[Atrix 4G General] pukemon:
Softbrick. Unlock your bootloader.

I voided my warranty.
[Atrix 4G General] slayaman22232:
Thank you. I am now going to go change my pants
[Atrix 4G General] slayaman22232:
How do i unlock the bootloader I thought i was already unlocked

edit nvm just unlocked it but now how do i root it
[Atrix 4G General] Dirtburgler:
Best bet is too pick a rom that is already rooted for you. If you unlocked your bootloader im assuming you plan on using custom roms so just skip the stock and get a rom thats done already. Stock pre-rooted are available as well.

1. First things first: Get fastboot here---> http://gititbit.ch/FAST If you already have it go to #2

2. Get romracers CWM. Get it here---> (pick your favorite color) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1204500

3. Reboot phone into fastboot mode.( Power on phone while holding down on the volume rocker then press up on the volume when you see fastboot. First choice and when you hit up it will say starting fastboot protocol.

Fastboot how to--->http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1175110&highlight=fastboot+how+to

4. Flash romracers CWM recovery--- Fastboot flash recovery c:\ XXXXX.img

Pick a rom you like, put it on SD Card-reboot phone holding volume down. scroll through options pressing down only till you see android recovery and press up. It will now go into romracers recovery, choose install from sd card, then pick your rom and flash.
[Atrix 4G General] slayaman22232:
Thank you so much. These instructions seem pretty straight forward and simple. I shall do this later when i get home. Very nice instructions ty.

Edit: So once i install cwm i can just install any custom rom?
[Atrix 4G General] Dirtburgler:
As long as your unlocked and have either tenfars or romracers cwm then yes. Romracers cwm is the standerd now.
[Atrix 4G General] slayaman22232:
I think i might go with the alien rom but do you have any that you would recommend? Also any kernels that you would recommend?
[Atrix 4G General] Dirtburgler:
Since your kinda new to it all, go with cherry(3.14) or alien. I ran both but ran alien once it got to the 3rd release. Kens work is great. I'm running cm7 beta now but its not fully functional yet. Cherry pie was a little flashy for me. Alien has a good balance of tweaks and color
[Atrix 4G General] Dirtburgler:
Just be sure to wipe data/factory reset, wipe cache, go to advanced and wipe dalvik..then install alien...and after it installs wipe data/factory reset, wipe cache, wipe dalvik again then reboot. If your installing the theme for alien, just reboot into recov and follow the same wipe routine install theme wipe routine again.

Even though it says its a full wipe rom still manually wipe withe routine above. Follow that routine for any rom you install.
[Atrix 4G General] slayaman22232:
Will do. Thanks again.
[Atrix 4G General] Dirtburgler:
No prob
[Atrix 4G General] slayaman22232:
Just a follow up all is good running alien. xD
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Calibob2001:
I just wanted to bring up this discussion again and get some people's thought on changing from inc2 to X2. Especially since the root on 2.3.3 is taking a long time.

My brother has the X2, and given that it has root, unlike my inc2 with 2.3.3, I've been highly tempted to switch; Then, I noticed something that really makes me want to make the switch:

His reception is continuously a few bars higher than mine- given the better reception, available root (I just rooted his phone for him this morning), dual core, and better resolution- I am highly tempted... What are your thoughts? I know it has less ram, but he's never had any problems with it...

I also like the dedicated buttons for home and such- you can actually hold the phone slightly differently than the Inc2 because of this, and its kinda nice.. Although, I do like the ease of the HTC touch buttons...

I'm not trying to hate- I've been an loyal HTC user since the XV-6800.

So how about it community of awesomeness- Would you make the change if given the opportunity to do it for free?
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] nitsuj17:
motorola products are well built...but u will be the running the stock kernel until the end of time, regardless of 2nd init

also i hate motorola so im prejudiced
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] knipp21:
The cell reception isn't actually much better. Compare the dbm in about phone and you will see that the bars don't tell the whole story.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] timmay2t:
I just rooted an X2 and upgraded it to a zipaligned deodexed and debloated 2.3.3.

The thing wasn't even close to my inc2 in speed, not even in the same zipcode.

Unless you need root desperately, i'd wait. The specs on the motorola may look strong, but you stick the 2 phones together and rooted inc2 with a good rom is going to smoke that thing to pieces any day.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] 06stang:
I've hated every Moto I've had the misfortune of owning. That includes the X. Since you're asking for opinion I'd say hell no. No Moto is as good as the Inc2 right now. The dual core will be crap compared to the 1.5 dual snapdragon anyway
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] slacka-vt:
I switched from the X2 to the INC2. That stock X2 had more bugs than than the amazon rainforest! I couldn't even play an MP3 without it skipping when trying to run another app. IMHO, there is nowhere near enough RAM on the X2, especially for a dual core. With light use, the available RAM was well below 100MB. On many occasions, the available RAM was below 50Mbs. I would advise anyone to run, not walk, from the X2 as quick as possible. The users with bad experiences far out number those with good. And those with good experiences, I think have just become complacent with a sub-par device. That's my 2 cents. Having used both phones, I can honestly say the INC2 will run circles around the X2. All the tweaks in the world won't give the X2 more RAM.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Calibob2001:
These posts have been very insightful. I suppose I will wait for the root on the Inc2- At least we can do WiFi sharing, that's one of the major things I wanted to get out of a root anyhow. I just wish we could get rid of all that VZW crap

Thanks again community- ya never fail
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Avelnan:
A deblurred, deodexed, debloated, zipalinged Droid X2 wouldn't be bad. But IMO we shouldn't have to do all of that to make a phone function like the DInc2.

Sent from my ADR6350
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] zax10:
I work for Big Red and from my sales experience I would not take a X2 if it was a gift. From the X to the X2 has been a constant headache. The Dinc2 is like a zippy exotic sports car and the MOTO X is like a Chevy Camaro with a supercharged engine but only has a 5 gallon gas tank.

I believe it was Phonescoop that did a great write up on the Dinc2. In short they said: The HTC Droid Incredible 2 is a fluid machine with updates to 2.3.3 but like its older brother the Droid Incredible it will be in the shadows of the other phones launching. The 4g line and X2 will hog up air time and billboard space. While the Dinc2 will only be seen as the red headed step child.

Ok that is my take on what they said but it is true.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Avelnan:
I'm actually kinda liking the Droid 3. Keyboard.

Sent from my ADR6350
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] ChrisDDD:
One of my inlaws has an X2, and it does indeed get a considerably stronger signal than the Inc2, but personally, I can't stand everything else about it - the size, the crazy shape, the locked boot loader, the physical buttons and the widly reported bugs.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Calibob2001:
Yeah- it is rather square- actually, I'm pretty sure I would really regret going from an uber sexy phone to the X2. The decision has been made, I'm getting asurion to send me another Inc2.

Today my sister had a problem with her Inc2, it randomly went into global mode and she had to do a hard reset to get it back on the CDMA network- anyone else have this problem? I've had my inc2 do it to me a couple times which is why I am having asurion send me another new device...
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] TheMavic:
Glad you decided to stay! Because rooting just became possible! See what patience can do? :P
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] illcat2000:
After alot of problems with a d2g I got vz to replace it with a dinc2(not here yet). So I've done alot of research today and saw a crapload of videos reviews mostly and I have to say that the software on the dinc2 will be better then motos. Haven't used it but I Already know that based on what i've seen. I started out my droid journey with an eris and let's be honest that phone stunk. So with that had a bad taste in my mouth with htc and sense. I got a dx and never considered an htc device again until I actually took a look at the inc2. I'm happy with my d3 don't get me wrong but I may have went with it. Prior to actually checking the phones out they seemed kinda feminine with their rainbow wallpapers but after seeing its capabilities I may give my old lady the d3 and keep the inc2 :)
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Calibob2001:
Root now available? Absolutely amazing! Those guys over at revolutionary are truly amazing. I'm glad I didn't buy an xtc clip today like I was planning on doing.

I had the inc1 and gore insurance to upgrade me to the inc2 for free- I am very pleased. It is quite a bit more zippy than the inc1 and when I talked to the guy at asurion, he said the inc2 was the phone that worked the best; that is, he almost never got a call about problema on the inc2.

I can't wait to see what this phone can do now that the bulk of inc2 users can finally root! The developers on this site are truly amazing.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] AdamOutler:
D/L link removed

First, I'd like to thank gtg for the base firmware. I would have never found it without his post.

introduction

I've been working on Heimdall One-Click for a while now. http://oneclick.adamoutler.com

For those who don't know, Heimdall One-Click is based on Heimdall by Senior Member Benjamin Dobell: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=755265

Heimdall One-Click is nearing completion and almost ready to release as a packaging platform for custom and stock ROMs. It will be complete once all desktop platforms are tested and I can shave 5 megs off the package to make the total size 199.9 megs so it can be redistributed on just about any file hosting site.

Instructions

The One-Click uses Java. Do you have the latest version of java?. The One-Click should be run on your computer, not a network share.

1.

Double-click

the file, or right-click and open with java. (You will be prompted to install heimdall the first time.)

2. Connect the device in

download mode

(Remove battery. Hold VOL+, VOL- and insert battery.)

3.

Click flash

(In the event of any issues, reboot the computer and start at step 1.)

This does not wipe the "data partitons" or old program information. To finish up, use 4a or 4b.

4a. Wipe Data Wipe user data in recovery mode (Remove battery. Disconnect USB. Hold VOL+, VOL- and insert battery. Select "wipe data")

--or--

4b. Reformat This will wipe user data and SDCard. In dialer type: *2767*3855#

conclusion

Please report the operating system you used as well as any problems.

Tested

Linux64(Debian based)

Linux32(Debian based)

Windows 7

Windows Vista

Windows XP DO NOT USE TEMPORARILY!!!

Mac OS X Lion

Mac OS X Snow Leopard

Mac OS X Leopard

D/L link removed
[Samsung Infuse 4G] AdamOutler:
Linux users

dont' forget to make this executable:

chmod +x Infuse4G-BackToStock-One-Click.jar

all platforms

Double click to run or right click and open with java

optionallyif you want to run this from the command line for some reason:

java -jar Infuse4G-BackToStock-One-Click.jar

Release notes

Beta 8- initial release

On Windows XP only, after first run, the program will not work a second time and the phone will end up 1/2 flashed and bricked. Do not use Windows XP with this program. All other platforms are tested excellent. No problems on Vista, 7, Linux or Mac.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Uncle Irish:
Your efforts are GREATLY appreciated!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
i run mint 64 bit with kde, would that satisfy the ubuntu 64 bit testing since mint kde is kubuntu based?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] AdamOutler:
Yes... let me change that to Debian based 64 and 32.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bella92108:
This is very cool, thank you.

Do you have any suggestion for me? I have an iMac, so I'm on OSX Lion 10.7, and I keep having issues because when they built this 2011 iMac, they used a USB hub inside, rather than direct motherboard USB ports.

This has caused issues in the past with connectivity for things like return to stock (GTG's unbrick), where I eventually just had to use my MacBook Air booting into windows since it has 2 direct motherboard USB ports.

Is there any advice you can give to resolve, or it it something I just have to work around?

So with this, I'd just use heimdall and flash it one click? Seems easy, I'm going to be going back to stock in the coming week, would be fun to give this a shot.

Thanks!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
ill test tonight. downloading now
[Samsung Infuse 4G] AdamOutler:
It should just work regardless.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bryanb86:
Hell yes!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Truckerglenn:
I'll try it as soon as AT&T releases Gingerbread for the infuse.

I sure hope that you included the music while it's working!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] 00mred00:
Awesome. Will try it when I get home!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bella92108:
Yeah, I think it's just MY iMac is picky. I'll just use my MB Air, but nice to know I don't have to do windows\odin anymore :-) Thanks!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] droe411:
Aou great work! Will give it a try when it's needed.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] JordanElliott:
Ty much bro
[Samsung Infuse 4G] trouzzermouse:
Worked on my Vista 32bit PC. I had to restart my computer after installing the software. Works good. After the drivers install, close the install driver screen down or whatever you call it and it starts flashing back to stock.

Thanks! another way back to stock.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] marty331:
First off, thanks a lot, this is great.

Second, I'm on a 32 bit pc running 11.04 and it's recognising me as being on a 64 bit, any ideas on how to get the program to recognise my pc correctly?

Thanks!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] AdamOutler:
Can you give me the result of the command "arch"? The only way it returns 64 bit is when it sees x86_64 from the arch command. You've got a 64bit version of Linux installed on your computer.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Truckerglenn:
OK I'm a dummy. Run what??? I've download and extracted to a folder, but there's nothing to run.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] AdamOutler:
don't extract anything. You need Java on your computer. it's an executable.... editing the first post.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Truckerglenn:
But I do have Java installed. I just went to the web site and it told me that it was installed.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rightisray:
Sorry for having to start a new thread here, but I can't post a response where I want for lack of permissions.

I am attempting to update my Trophy from 7712 to 7720 and am having no luck. I have followed all the troubleshooting steps that people have provided and still cannot get it to update from 7712 to 20. So my question is now, how do I get it back to NoDo using the backup that was created before updgraded to 7712?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 5minutes:
I think you can do this by going to zune>setting>phone>update>restore to earlier time.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rightisray:
So I went and had a look. Freaking backup was deleted when I tried going back to retail version of Zune. So now I can't do that either. Looks like I'm up ****s creek when it comes time for the Mango public release unless I can figure out how to get it to update to 7720...
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayjayjoker2:
I have the new market can I get the old one back I'm rooted running firefly rom

Sent from at&t's crap edge network
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsilvan55:
Mosaic VI has the old market. If you download it and then extract it and go to system/apps you can find it as vending.apk and then you can put it in your phone maybe. Oh and its themed.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayjayjoker2:
Well never mind I like the multiple gmail account thing

Sent from at&t's crap edge network
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rquiett:
Even if you install the old market the market will auto update again to the new one. Maybe not right away but it will
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrhaley30705:
Even if you freeze Market Updater with TiBu?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xijar:
It wont update if you freeze the updater. At least it shouldn't. I did this for quite some time to keep the very basic market I learned to love that came on my phone. I have learned to move on now though lol.

Sent from my i897 running MIUI 1.8.12 with TalonMTD kernel.
[Droid Eris Android Development] jfont25:
Trying to make my Eris as gaming friendly as possible so I can give it to my son when I get my new phone. Are there any ROMs that can play the newer games fairly smoothly? Running Tazz's Ginger Sense, and it can play games like Angry Birds 'ok', but I was wondering if there are any others that are more optimized for that sort of thing.
[Droid Eris Android Development] gersto:
Honestly, from my experience the biggest issue you are gonna have is the hardware: CPU, RAM and graphics. Although you can overclock the CPU, up to ~768mhz i think is the best you will probably get stability-wise, games like Angry Birds are still going to have performance issues and the battery drain is gonna be much greater. Forget flash if you are going to use Froyo or GB ROMs. Flash is even still pretty limited on 2.1 ROMs like xtrSENSE

If your son loves playing games like that a lot, you are better off getting a used Incredible 1 for him or something like that. The Eris is a good phone once tweaked but even it has it's limits.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Rataplan:
Hi all,

Documentstab in different languages, (Manila Document Browser v2.5.20174010.0)

For now I've created the cab in WWE/GER/NLD/SPA.

All those cabs are tested on:

Laurentius26 Platinum Series v3.7 23148 [Full rotation] ~WWE|GER|NLD|SPA~

and the Dutch cab is also tested on the stock rom, both rom's don't have any problems with installing the cabs.

I only have a HD2,so I can only confirm that they are working on the HD2.

But if you've got guts and you tested this cab on another device, just let me know it's working I add them to my list.

Be aware I don't take any responsebility if something goes wrong but I can always trying to help. :)

IMPORTANT

All the cab's can be found here in Laurentius26_CabCorner thanks to Laurentius26
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Rataplan:
To uninstall the Documents tab just install this cab.

Greetz,