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[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tr0nix:
Hi Everyone,

I dropped my nexus one today, and the lcd cracked. The digitizer is working though, because i can unlock the phone, answer phone calls, etc.

I want to take a few screenshots since i've recieved a few important text messages that i would like to take a look at, how ever usb debugging is off, so i need a little help turning that on.

I need some guidance on how to do it without me seeing the screen, like what parts of the screen i need ot press on to get to that menu and check the usb debugging option.

If anyone would like to post a few screenshots, so i can at least see what areas i would have to press, or a video would do great.

Thank you so much :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dude Random21:
I assume you know how to get into settings so I started form there

I put little red arrows pointing to where you need to press it should be relativity simple. To make sure you have it enabled just open a command prompt on the computer and navigate to the directory where you have adb using cd EX: "cd C:SDK/SDK/tools" then type "adb devices" (no quotes) and if you get the S/N number of your phone that means you got it.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tr0nix:
This will help a ton :).

One more question, do I have to tap on the checkmark button thing, or will taping any part of that enable it?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baseballfanz:
Tapping any part will enable.

Not sure if this will help as I'm on CM7 and have ADW EX launcher so some stuffs is in different places.

Click to play video
[HTC EVO 3D] sheep_duck:
so every once in a while, i'd say every 4 or 5 days... i'll take my phone off the charger and start my day like normal. but on these days, (sometimes i notice and do a hard reset before all this happens) the upper half of the phone will get really warm and even if i do absolutely nothing on my phone, my battery will drain from full to dead in 3-4 hours.

has anyone else noticed this? i'm thinking it may be some sort of cpu cycle leak or some sort of infinite loop some background driver might get itself into.

its pretty annoying if i dont catch it right away and an hour after i unplug my phone while i'm at work to take my phone out of my pocket and have it over half battery gone already.
[HTC EVO 3D] daneurysm:
I have noticed the 'staying warm after charging sometimes' phenomenon....I also sometimes leave it charging all night but it doesn't seem to charge, even though the light is on. I think this is somehow connected to the wonky power button behavior...I get a green light on full charge sometime....i've never seen it turned green while powered off.....sometimes it won't turn on while plugged in, sometimes I need to do a battery pull, sometimes the SD card too, sometimes I need to press the power button a million times or hold it extra extra long....sometimes the charging light doesn't come on and it does charge, sometimes the light comes on and it doesn't...sometimes it gets really hot after charging and doesn't cool down after sitting idle....I usually just shut it off for a minute and turn it back on...somehow.

This is definitely one of my pet peeves with this phone...I also think this is linked to some phones never turning back on again, corrupted bootloader/recovery after a 'fastboot' shut-down or hot restart...

I'm diggin' the phone, don't get me wrong, but....I can't wait for the nPrime...
[HTC EVO 3D] sheep_duck:
yeah, but it's less so the problem of it getting warm (pre or post charging) and moreso that it will start heating up a lot and you can tell that something is running the battery down in the background, the only way to stop this is to do a battery pull restart.

has anyone had similar issues with their phone going from full battery to dead in a few hours because of a hidden bugged process or something similar?
[HTC EVO 3D] sheep_duck:
bump 10 char
[HTC EVO 3D] aimbdd:
I had that happen after tuning airplane mode off then back on. But that's itt

Sent from my HTC Evo 3D.
[HTC EVO 3D] tinmanchris:
This happened to me this morning, first time and it was very weird. I've left it charging overnight per usual and this morning when I woke up and unplugged it, it had only 10% battery left. I tried charging it in my car on my way to work and have it plugged in to my computer USB now. I disabled a bunch of stuff as shown on this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1141221

And it's now starting to charge.

I did however just update to showdown rom and had setcpu on 1.7 conservative. It still should have charged but I'm guessing a stuck process/bug drew all the power last night. :p
[General Questions and Answers] bloemetjesgordijn:
Hi,

I want to root my phone, however SuperOneClick gives issues......

As soon as I hit the root button, a window pops up named ´Exploit info´in which is stated:

CF-Root-SGS2_XW_CLK_KF3-v4.0-CWM4.tar

Odin3.ini

Odin3v1.85.exe

After confirmation (hitting yes button) ...ODIN starts ...

- killing ODIN makes SuperOneClick unresponsive

- continuing with ODIN gives an error within ODIN

- removing Odin3v1.85.exe from the list is not possible

Please help me... I dont know what I am doing wrong

Kind regards,

Bloemetjesgordijn
[General Questions and Answers] bloemetjesgordijn:
SuperOneClick not supporting 2.3.3

Hi,

I have looked around and read somewhere that SuperOneClick has issues with 2.3.3

Can this be the reason ...superonclick is starting Odin (doubt it)

Cheerz

Bloemetjesgordijn
[General Questions and Answers] kozakko:
Hi there people, does any one know if u could make an app to get the leds beteende the buttons to flash on new sms and so on?
[General Questions and Answers] firsty:
+ 1 to this question... i know that "LightFlow" appwill allow the keypad leds ( the two between the three keys ) to lit up Constantly.. but "Led Me Know" app does not even find the leds to control.. Its something with 2.3 android, and LED codes..

Hopefully Led Me Know will support this at some point.. or some other app ofcourse :)

Either way, im looking forward to it.. as the Arc's Notification led is almost useless if you lay your phone down..

But i quess this post should be in http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1182 :P
[T-Mobile LG G2x] donatello88:
Could someone please flash this app and tell me if it works on the rooted GB?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=739530

I really really appreciate.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] FatalityBoyZahy:
Why don't you just do a NANDROID backup first, and then install it yourself. It's not that hard. lol
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJnJ:
Hi everybody!!

When I mount my phones internal/eternal memory via usb-cable to the dock, it doens't appear anywhere. When i mount a usb-stick or usb-harddrive I receive a notification and I can read/write it.

I want to do the same thing with my phone, anybody got an idea?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] klept0:
This was just posted - take a minute to search or look a few posts below yours and you will see it was addressed on Mac and Windows
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJnJ:
Very sorry, looked over it i gues...
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tikerz:
I created a Linked Inbox and when I try to Pin to Start it's grayed out. Why can't I pin it?

Running Mango RTM 7720.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tikerz:
I'm an idiot. When you create the Linked Inbox it automatically pins it to the start menu at the very bottom.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dinuvali:
I'm running brainmasters miui.

Any trinity kernel gives me bootloops.

I tried the kernel he posted for those who experience bootloops and i tried the thing with removing the battery for 2minutes after flashing. The kernel flash also wipes dalvik.

Mart1x 4.5 works fine though.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jjhrrsn:
What rom you using
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
do this again.. flash rom(and gapps if needed), flash trinity, then power off, pull the battery out for two minutes, put it back in, then power on.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
are you plugged into the usb/wall charger when flashing?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tailsthecat3:
they dont work for me either...stock rom

no big deal
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
stock rom doesnt like trinity for some reason. but all the other roms run it :(
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jjhrrsn:
Have you tried cm7 it works great with Trinity for me
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dinuvali:
I did that pulling the battery trick twice, first i was plugged in, the 2nd time i wasn't. I'll give it 3 more tries when i get the chance.

Thanks
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dinuvali:
If i flash the Rom do i have to wipe data or cache? cuz normally i just update.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tailsthecat3:
Typically full wipes + data/factory reset is the way to go when switching roms
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dinuvali:
i won't be switching roms, will still be sticking with brainmaster's miui.
[Defy General] Nefalem:
Hi.

After I successfully installed the cyangen mod, i wanted to install swype and some google apps. that is when i flashed the nightly sbf...

Since then, I could not start my phone..., only the bootloader (no matter which volume key i pressed).

So I looked for a full sbf to flash and found one, with code 2.5... (jrdnem u3 2.51.1)

but now, I can not even enter the bootloader. the only surviving signal of my phone i get is the white led when i connect it to the pc...

the battery status was at. about 85 %...

I'm really sorry, but i would be very greatful to receive some help

ps. before i flashed the nightly sbf, i forgot to wipe this thing in the bootloader...
[Defy General] Nefalem:
Well...in my desperate state I was not able to type in the right words into the search bar. I think I found the answer to my Problem... My only task now is to find a well working sbf 2.5...
[Defy General] Nefalem:
I'm still confused. I thought I'm not, but- would it be a problem if i flash the nordic cynagenmod, sbf version 3.4.2?

I would not knwo why not, but after I have these problems, I dont want to do anything again without knowing the consequence...
[Defy General] farsight73:
If you could enter stock recovery. You can do full wipe and boot to bootloader to flash your previous working sbf. If only bootloader your get now, just flash the nordic sbf and boot it into stock recovery to perform the full wipe.

Sent from my awesome Moto Defy: Stock Rooted Gingerbread 2.3.3 - XDA Premium
[Defy General] Nefalem:
Right now, I don't even see the Bootloader or any Motorola-Logo. It just nothing happening, when I press the power button.
[Defy General] simon211175:
Your battery may well have run out of juice (same happened to me once upon a time). Leave it off, stick it on charge. Go have a cup of tea or two, then try again.
[Defy General] Nefalem:
Alright. Now I'v had the time to check again.

Even with charging, the phone is still not turning on.

But I've read somewhere :" Don't worry, as long as you "see" your device in RSD Lite you can still flash the firmware. My big question is: WHICH SBF will help me? I#m really afraid to flash anything, because I don't now the consequence...

About the Cyangenmod: It said, it is not downgradable... does this mean, that I must take the JRDNEM_U3_2.51.1 sbf?
[Defy General] farsight73:
Hope this tips shade some light in your quest of resurrection of your dying Defy.

1) Use RSDlite 4.9 or 5.0 as these program known to be stable on PC.

2) Use the latest Moto driver 5.0.0 ver. Google it and you find it easily.

3) Install both the above 1) and 2).

4) Take out your Defy's battery, plug in USB cable on both ends

5) launch the RSDlite and insert the battery. You'll get some drivers installing and have the connected status display on the RSDlite window.

6) Flash the phone to this file HERE.

7) After flashed completed (At this point you won't get a normal boot yet, screen still black or stuck in moto logo), reboot into stock recovery and do full wipe.

8) Reboot again and you should be seeing it alive again.

Note: If somehow your battery run flat. You must do the Mcguyver trick to flash your phone. Do it quickly to avoid your battery get fried and damaged. I would suggest you brigde the wire connection to a 100Kohm resistor to bring down the voltage/current, this will protect your battery from getting fried.

Wish best of luck this time around.
[Defy General] Nefalem:
Wow. Thank you very much for this step-to step guide.

Now, before I get started I have one question left: Can I also use the 5.1 Moto Driver? Or should I downgrade it?

I have the RSDLite 5.0 now, (before it was the 5.33 or so).
[Defy General] farsight73:
Those drivers should work too..

Sent from my awesome Moto Defy: Stock Rooted Gingerbread 2.3.3 - XDA Premium
[Defy General] Nefalem:
I tried what u said, it's just that RSD does not recognize my phone, so I cannot even flash. I want to believe this is because the battery has run flat (which I don't understand, it still had about 70 % 2 days ago, when the whole story started...)

Please tell me that this is just the symptom of a low battery?!

Is it possible that the flashing has wiped out all firmware and bootloader and chargin system availeble on the phone?
[Defy General] bergerac81:
My defy has the same problem. I have changed battery and a universal charger but i dont to know as resolve
[Defy General] Nefalem:
I used the Mac Giver trick to flash the sbf onto my defy. It worked, my Defy is working again. Thank you very much
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ashtiany:
Hey guys. First thread.

On average, under battery use, my (AMOLED) display uses around 75% of my battery. I can usually get around 3 hours of display time before my battery dies.

I'm running Cyanogenmod 7.0.3, I've got SetCPU on 245min 614max, ONDEMAND.

The kernel is untouched, but I will consider changing it soon once I find one thats good with battery life.

So then, how much display time do you all get? As this seems to be the main battery eater. This basically reflects on how long you've used the phone too.

By the way, brightness levels fluctuate between 75% and 100%. So yeah its always bright too.

Thanks in advance for the posts. It's appreciated :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Salty Wagyu:
I've never found Battery Use to be accurate on Gingerbread roms for some reason. It always seems to take a high percentage (around 50%?) despite the phone being used maybe 10 minutes a day and lasting without a charge for up for 2 days 12 hours.

Froyo (when I had Sense) didn't have Display taking up a high percentage and looked more accurate of how the battery was being used.
[EVO 4G General] thegreatdustinLO:
Its saying that it doesn't work on rooted devices....is there any way to trick it?
[EVO 4G General] sitlet:
Not that I have seen
[EVO 4G General] Khilbron:
Search the forums there is a patched copy of the videos APK that works in rooted devices and with the new market for renting movies to watch.
[HTC Sensation] BlackVision:
Battery drainage has been a major frustration for me with my phone. The frustration stems from the many variables associated with battery drainage. For the most part the terrible battery drainage started after flashing the modified ROMs. I believe the stock ROM was respectable when it came to battery drainage.

I am not ignorant to flashing ROMs. I have tried everything to figure out this battery problem; everything to keeping stock kernals, to battery calibration (delete battery stats), to battery bump charging, to matching radio files with RILs, to limiting data syncing, charge cycles etc.

But I am noticing that some of you are able to get good battery usage from a single charge with these modified ROMs. With that said, I want to cut the variables down and see what those folks who are getting over a day's worth of battery usage from a single charge are doing. The best indicator for battery usage to limit variables would be the battery usage standby rate with data network on.

I am not getting any better than 8%/hour on standby for any of these ROMs. That is crap. I wake up in the morning after 8 hours and there is only ~35% battery left. Unacceptable. I figure no more than 10% should be lost in 8 hours of standby.

So for those who have good battery usage, please answer the following questions so that we can eliminate all the variables.

1. What is your standby battery drainage rate?

2. What version phone do you have (TMoUS or EUR)?

3. Clockwork Recovery version?

4. What ROM are you using?

4. What Radio and RILs are you using?

5. How many charge cycles are you doing after the battery calibration and before you are getting the good standby rate?

6. Are you using any battery saving applications?

Please help if you can. Everyone seems to emphasize speed and performance but battery life is number one priority for any phone in my opinion.

Thanks
[HTC Sensation] x Taz x:
I'm currently running the P3D Neon ROM. I was having the same issues you are having due to flashing a new ROM jsut about every day. The big thing I noticed is that the longer I stayed with the one ROM the better my battery was. But as I'm sure you already know that no matter what a smartphone is a battery hog anyway.
[HTC Sensation] sleeping_apocalypse:
By the way have you tried this, I am using it and love it !

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1128568
[HTC Sensation] CB620:
Tmobile model sensation

Latest radio with .56

Latest LeeDroid

Anker battery

Latest cwm

Do a charge cycle every time my battery dies

I use battery calibration app from market

No battery saving apps

Standby I have no clue lol it sometimes doesn't budge but sometimes I get 1% every hour and 1/2

Light use I get 26+ hours.

Medium I get 16+

Heavy I get 9+

Hope that helps.
[HTC Sensation] rickyjune:
I've had my phone a week and am using stock Rom. I've S-Off, Root and install backup. Overnite, the battery only goes down 5%

If I were u, I'd get Android Assistant from the Market and check that all apps are closed. Check ur start-up apps and clear ur cache before u shut down ur phone.

Sent from my HTC Sensation
[HTC Sensation] mrg02d:
More than likely, there are apps that are not allowing the phone to sleep when the screen is off. CPUstats will show you how long your phone has been in deep sleep, as well as your CPU clock speed.

Here is what I would try out:

1-Get CPUstats.

2-Turn off the screen for the night

3-Check to see how long the phone was in deep sleep mode. It should have been for awhile if not, you have a rogue app that is bothering your phone while it sleeps.

To check your standby current:

So far, we cannot accurately see what it is. I dont know of any app that can for our phones. I do know that the values I see cannot be correct, otherwise my phone wouldnt be lasting long.

1-Write down your current battery capacity in mA/Hrs.

2-Write down the time that you put your phone into sleep.

3-Leave it off for an hour.

4-Wake it up and check the new battery capacity.

An Example:

I started with 1900mA/Hr.

I let it sleep for 1 hour.

I found that after an hour, I was down to 1850mA/Hr. That is 50mA gone, over 1 hour time. So my standby current was 50mA/Hrs.

Now this is only a crude way of judging whether or not your phone is behaving. Since the battery apps update capacity every 5 mins or so, you may not be right on the money, but you WILL know if something is BAD. Calculating 50mA +/- 20mA means the phone is likely sleeping as it should. Calculating 300mA+/- 20mA means something is USING your phone without your permission.

Youll need to find out if some apps are syncing (or trying to sync) while it sleeps. Or, your phone may be trying to improve your signal strength.

Matt
[HTC Sensation] BlackVision:
The anker battery will help but it is not solving the problem. We need to be getting around 1-2%/hour standby drain like some of you guys are getting.
[HTC Sensation] BlackVision:
I like this test, I will check it out.
[Droid X General] NerdInTheNW:
I've been running on Apex 2.0 for about a month without issue. Last night the phone locked up and would not respond to any key press so I pulled the battery. Since then, powering on the phone stalls at the white motorola logo endlessly. I've tried SBF by way of RSDlite and the linux cd method, note that I've SBF'd many times before and have never run into an issue. Holding Home and powering on does not bring up recovery, with or without SD card. Swapped with a fully charged battery with no additional luck. Any more ideas?
[Droid X General] scottyd035ntknow:
You have tried to get to the bootloader right? As long as you can get to the bootloader you are good to go.
[Droid X General] NerdInTheNW:
Yes, I can access the bootloader. I've used both the 2.3.340 and 4.5.596 full sbf files with no change. The logo does alter between White and Red depending on the sbf flashed so I know they were successful.
[Droid X General] m16-maniac:
while in the boot loader you wiped everything right?
[Droid X General] NerdInTheNW:
are you thinking of recovery? If so, that is not accessible in the current state.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] super-6-1:
Hey guys, im having a issue and i need help. I dont have a sd card reader and the tablet is the only thing i have to access and work with.

I did go into clocwork recovery and formate it but now the size is 0 kb...

i tryed enabling USB mode but i get a error for some file.

Im trying to formate the Micro SD card but the tablet is the only way to connecting it to my Computer. Any help would be awesome!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] miragenite1:
First of all a lil history of this problem:

My girlfriend purchased this phone a while back, and then i got it from her. totally unmodded, everything worked.

after which i cave it to her friend, which is where i lost track of it.

Now. finally i have it back. and someone has installed Oxygen onto it.

Not having any knowlage of Oxygen i do not quite understand how to be rid of it, seeing as now the camera wont record video on high settings (a feature which i kind of use the phone a lot for)

I have hard reset many times and nothing has helped, my only explnation is it is Oxygen.

what do you guys think? and if so. how do i remove it?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mortenmhp:
Either install another custom rom(leedroid) via the custom recovery, which it'll also have installed.(You will still have root and the abilities it gives you)

Or run a ruu which will return it to the completely stock state.(you'll lose root)

I or someone else can help you out with both if you chose which solution you like the best.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kalavere:
The simplest thing you can do is find a ROM you like the look of in the Development forum, Assuming you want Sense back, you can use something like LeeDroid, if you quite like an AOSP ROM (Senseless), you can try Cyanogen it has a 'HQ' video function.

Download the ROM(s), drop them onto the SD card, turn the phone off, hold volume down and the power button and it will boot into Fastboot, choose Recovery using the volume rocker. Let it load up, wipe the phone using the trackball and selecting factory reset, or whatever it's called, clear the cache and then click install ZIP from SD option. Choose the ROM from the SD card, let it install then reboot and you'll have a fresh new Gingerbread 2.3.3 Sense ROM with HD video recording or a fresh new Gingerbread 2.3.4 AOSP ROM with HD video recording. :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Meaple:
It might help if you read a few guides about rooting and all that. It might help you understand why and how it got there.