yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XPERIA X10 General] JDwan:
Wolf said in his post about the 4.04 update (the post from which you downloaded the ROM) that he ported his Audio Tweaks from his Cyanogenmod ROM for 2.2. These tweaks are used in place of xLoud.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thirdeye18:
So I was looking at the information in this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=936945 about manually restoring RSA keys to a template wimax file and it gave me an idea. Even though I did not have a dedicated backup for my wimax keys I might be able to find the in some other file on the clockwork backup I made after rooting.

Here was the process I went through:

1. Used unyaffs to extract all the files from the data.img made in the initial backup I made after rooting

2. In the misc\wimax folder that was extracted there was a file named <Wimax MAC address>.tree

3. Opened this file with notepad ++, searched to find Certificate, value that was listed under it beginning with MIID (was a long string of characters similar to described in the manual key restore post)

4. Then I ran a search on the same file for key, came up with another string of characters similar to those in the guide these ones beginning with MIIE. Further searching through the same file does show up some other listings under key, for my first try here I am using the first one I came to, if that does not work I will try any other ones that show up.

5. Using these to values converted to HEX I pretty much folowed the rest of the guide as written. Now when I run the Wimax key checker it at least says I have keys. I will have to wait till tomorrow when I can get back to a 4G service area and see if I can connect.

If anyone thinks this might not be a valid way to try and fix my lost wimax keys let me know. Figured since I already had lost 4G it couldn't hurt to try. I also apologize for this post being kind of long winded or if this is something that has already been attempted. After about a week of searching online for a solution to my issues I figured this info might be useful.

For some background information. I just recently rooted my 2.3 GB EVO using revolutionary. Among a few other problems I encountered was that I seemed to have lost my RSA keys even though first thing I did after installing the recovery was make a backup using the version of clockwork that is installed using the revolutionary method. While I have read that the newer versions of clockwork do backup the wimax keys I was never able to get them back by restoring my clockwork recovery. I have since moved on to RA since it seems to make the process much easier.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jake200:
There is an app in Market called WiMAX key checker that would check to see if your keys are present. I would check that first to ensure they are indeed gone.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thirdeye18:
I ran the key checker a while ago and it told me they were gone along with performing any of the manual methods I could find to check for them through terminal or adb.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UserDemos:
Hey there,

I hate to bring up a really old topic, but am at my wits end. I seem to have somehow lost my RSA keys trying to update my radio (last time I try that) and it seems that CWM did NOT backup my Wimax.img even though I made a full backup the only way I know how.

I tried this method and wanted to know the OPs results or if anyone else has had any luck. After I did this, I got the key checker to say I had keys, but NO 4G service.

Any thoughts? Any help since this topic first came to light a long time ago? Any help is much appreciated for this posting newbie, but longtime flash-a-holic.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh roxxorz:
Well hate to ask the obvious, but you're in a 4G area, it doesn't just say connecting? Do you have ANY other prior backups?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UserDemos:
Hey teh roxxorz,

Thanks for the quick reply! I am in a 4G area. I used to get full bars and fast 4G. It goes through a weird loop of connecting, authenticating, disconnecting, etc. I got tired of trying and went to ICS, but finally wanted to see if any new fixes or thoughts had comes since I last tried and stumbled upon this thread.

Should I revert to a rooted RUU, flash the wimax.img file I made and see what happens? What are some experts thoughts? I was flashing the wimax.img on CM7 (backed up from when I had 4G).
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] devnulldroid:
4G issue might just be radio related. You have latest radios? wifi working?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UserDemos:
Hey devnulldroid,

Thanks for the quick reply. Let me back up!

One day my 4G stopped working. Stuck in an endless loop after I flashed the newest radios. I used the WiMax key checker and it said I had no keys present. I freaked out. Flashed back to my last good nandroid, NO LUCK. I was bummed. I tried every possible fix, flash, etc to get it back.

Now I am here. Tried this method, but no luck. Trying to see if anyone has any suggestions as it appears the tree.xml file from my backup has keys and a certificate, but still won't work. Make sense?

To answer your question: I have working WiFi and latest radios. I am running a non-4G ROM currently, but flashed my last working 4G nandroid and tried this wimax.img fix and still no luck.

I hope I am making sense. I apologize if I'm confusing others besides myself.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thirdeye18:
I was able to pretty much get to the same point, 4g looping through scanning, turning off, and on. I haven't tried messing with it too much recently, kind of got sidetracked. I am pretty sure my wimax keys are somewhere, it just seems to be a matter of which hex strings go in what position, just haven't had the time to go through trial and error process to figure out which.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BlazinThat:
I lost my keys during a weekend long flashing Bender, all I did was flash a stock rom then went into sprint and said when I was updating my profile or prl my phone dropped and rebooted, now my 4g doesn't work. They gave me a replacement that I re rooted and made a back up of just wimax, it has come in real handy.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh roxxorz:
In you last backup, you should see a wiimx.img if you were using CWM, because it should backup everything by default.
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] BravoMotorola:
LOL I looked for ever for a STOCK plain NOT COLORED or screwed with QHD keyboard for the Atrix finally found one on Rootzwiki HERE and it works GREAT. Difference:

Stock CM7 LatinIME

QHD Size

ALSO: For some reason the .zip gave me an error in cwm. So I changed latinIME.apk to latinIME.bac and did adb push latinIME.apk /system/app then went in and change permissions to rw-r--r--.

Have fun.
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] jug6ernaut:
There is a version(idk if its the same) in the evo3d section ive been using. Nice find all the same.
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] Foka002:
Works very well on Aura 1.1.3. Zip wasn't working for me so I moved apk to system/app using es file explorer and rebooted. Nice find op.
[Acer Iconia A500] BG139:
hi there guys,

i found this thread that did a system dump of the new 3.2 honeycomb for acer A501...im new to this whole android system...so if any of u guys are kind enough to help me put this into my acer a501 thats currently running stock 3.0 Honeycomb would be so helpful.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1234039

thanks:)
[Acer Iconia A500] Silverblade.nz:
Hi. Step by step if you haven't already rooted.

First: Root your Iconia from the instructions here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1138228

2nd: Download, install and use Acer Recovery Installer from the Android Market

3rd: Install the ROM from here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1232545

The custom ROM is basically the stock rom created from the system dump in the link you posted.
[Acer Iconia A500] BG139:
thank you very much!!
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noguru:
This Streak 5 works fine. It was on AT&T, but is now out of contract and "unlocked." My plan (scheme) is to buy a cheap data-capable GoPhone, and put its SIM into the Streak. So far, I don't think there's a problem.

But GoPhone offers a $50/month unlimited plan (voice, text, data). Can I buy that plan and use the Streak with tethering to get my other computer (laptop) online?
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] warboat:
Streak as wifi hotspot

I use a Virgin Broadband SIM card in my streak (with 2.2.2) and use it as wifi hotspot at home as my only internet connection serving 3 laptops, 1 desktop, and at least 2 windows phones.

If any machines are windows XP make sure you have the wpa2 upgrade (search on MS site) or you won't be able to secure connect with wpa2 key.

The wireless hotspot works well but the range is limited compared to typical wireless routers, but maybe that is a good thing so the neighbour doesn't try to hack into your wireless.
[HTC EVO 3D] berardi:
I tried the latest version of wireless tether on the market and then version 2.0.5. Both are reporting an error in the log "Activating Wifi interface...failed".

I'm at a loss for what other steps to try to troubleshoot. Please help! :confused:
[HTC EVO 3D] playersnoopy:
You want to use the WiFi Tether v3.1 Beta 5

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1226225
[HTC EVO 3D] berardi:
you mean the google code web site android-wifi-tether right? 3.1 beta 5? I tried that one and no luck :(
[HTC EVO 3D] playersnoopy:
hmmm... that one should be working for 2.3.4

it's the Yellow signal looking tether not the Green.

Also did you change profile to EVO 3D and check the Routing fix?
[HTC EVO 3D] life64x:
Did you set mms clamping, HTC router fix, set device to EVO 3d, then reload drivers, turn on tether and when it loads and starts, turn off...then get out of it, and reboot. This is what fixed it for me. You should be okay after you do this once.
[HTC EVO 3D] berardi:
Ok so I installed the latest update last night of senseless rom and reinstalled wifi tether and now it works. I didn't have to use any settings - who the heck knows why !

Thanks all for your help
[HTC EVO 3D] flukeSG2:
I did this, and it works now, thank you. I was getting irritated.
[HTC Sensation] Xpire:
Have there been any desk docks released recently that trigger dock mode?

I've also got an in car charger, with a separate Mountek Car Mount. Is there any way to mod something to trigger car mode automatically?
[HTC Sensation] CyberStorm98:
The Seidio desktop dock triggers dock mode. I got mine a couple days ago and it's working great. www.seidioonline.com
[HTC Sensation] Xpire:
Thanks for that.

I've got a TPU case on, unsure whether it'll fit though. Does you have a case on?

Does it also come with an AC charger, or just USB?
[HTC Sensation] CyberStorm98:
Yeah I have a Seidio surface case on my phone. The dock is designed to work with either no case at all or the surface case. Not sure if it will fit with a TPU case.

If you get the $40 combo, it comes with wall charger, the $30 one, I'm not sure.
[General Questions and Answers] chrisjpopp:
I'm 40, have been coding sites since 94 and consider myself a geek...

I realize I am also a noob and as such am humble and afraid to piss off TPTB.

So... here's what you may consider a dumb question but I hope you answer it:

How the hell do you thank someone for their post? I'm not seeing something that looks like a "Thank You" button. Sure, I can post "Thanks" as a quick reply.. but I'm thinking that when you are referring to saying thanks in the funny welcome noobs video and having a thank meter you were not going in the direction of "post a thank you message and make this thread 10000x times longer than it should be"

Thanks,

Chris
[General Questions and Answers] sweetnsour:
well first off make sure that you are logged in :D

secondly, try to hit 10 posts. you can some more privileges at 10 posts, one of which is the ability to post in the development sections
[General Questions and Answers] chrisjpopp:
Thanks. Didn't know that about the dev forums.

When I saw your response, I saw the Thanks button come up so I know I can at least see it and am not just "out of it".

Perhaps a noob forum would be ok to have? I know... I know... you deal with us enough as it is...Just saying...

Thank you again and I look forward to being part of the community (and maybe be able to add something of minor value)
[General Questions and Answers] Dirk:
Also the 'Thanks' button will only show if you use the new forum look, (Default), rather than the 'Classic' theme.
[General Questions and Answers] BS_Artist:
I have the same problem.

I have the same problem, guys. However, I feel its really quite silly, in a sense, 'cos I've been on XDA for ages now, but I've never had any reason, nor the ability in some cases (Dev threads) to post. I mean, now, I find myself in a position where I really need some dev help on a thread, but I can't ask them cos of this restriction.

And what option does this leave me with?

1. Spam the first 10 posts!

2. Forget about it.

IMO, this restriction defeats the purpose of a support community.

Unless that isn't the goal of XDA. But then, i'm sure they have their reasons...
[General Questions and Answers] goodye:
Hi!

i have same problem.

i have some issue, and need to tell that to developer, but i can't because i don't have 10 posts :S
[General Questions and Answers] austrie:
PM the dev or make a topic asking for help if you need help, or post around.

:cool:
[General Questions and Answers] e23:
i could post to the dev-section&thanking whitout 10 post, but someone has thanked me before that, so mabye this is the trick
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jamesyboy:
Hello!

Rooted via the one-click live script. At the end of the process...it notified me that my system boot image was in the home directory. This was a tad misleading to a new Android user. I figured that the image was on my tablet, or my MicroSD card, so i rebooted back in to windows to "copy to my local disk or a usb drive" (that's the part that made me think that the image was on the device. Now i realize that it was in the memory.

Did i lose something big by rebooting and effectively deleting the image?

Anyways, i'm currently working on a B70, and would like to understand the difference between the stock rom, CWM. I have also seen something called Prime written about in somewhere around 100 different places.

What's the difference between stock, CWM, and prime?

Which is best for a tinkerer?

Lastly, i installed ROM Manager at the suggestion of a article. No matter what i do, i'm constantly told that i need Clockwork Mod Recovery installed to do anything, but when i go to flash clockworkmod recovery i can't find the transformer in the phone model list.

I'd also like to make a Nandroid backup (i understand this is a bit akin to creating a restore image of the whole--and i mean WHOLE tablet), but all of the searching I've done in the market and via Google has led me astray.

What steps are customary good practice to take after rooting for the first time, and where can i find those apps/programs?

I know this is a lot, i apologize, but there are literally hundreds upon hundreds of articles, each of them slightly different, which slightly different versions of software/roms/apps.

Spreading thanks.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nonentity018:
When you boot with the live CD, it will be in the home directory.

CWM is not a rom, it is a custom recovery. It is needed to flash roms. Prime is a very close to stock rom that is great for tinkering.

Rom manager is the program that goes hand in hand with clockwork mod. Unfortunately it doesn't work as far as I've seen on the tf. Once you have CWM installed you can access it by holding volume down while powering up for five seconds and then pressing volume up. There you can backup, flash prime rom, and you're set!
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jamesyboy:
Thanks! That clears a lot up for me! I used the live-cd method to root, and there are a ton of guides on installing CWM Recovery. I think i'd like to flash prime.

I have the 8.5.6.9 firmware, so which guide would be best to use to install CWM recovery?

I've been looking at various methods, and can't find any obvious match. Does the "US" in my firmware mean that i have a US transformer and not a WW? I got this through a distributor and not a regular retail store. So i suppose it's possible i have a unique device. Because of this, i've been thinking about un-rooting, and then using BRK's script to root+ install busywork+ CWM recovery. The live cd one-click-root didn't actually give me the option to install CWM recovery.

I suppose i should make a nandroid backup before doing all of this, amirite?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rebound821:
1- The live cd from version V2 comes with the ability to install cwm; maybe you missed some text.

2- You lost nothing: from version V3 you can unroot and revert to stock boot and recovery images (this won't work if you install custom ROM or KERNEL). You can always flash a stock kernel and recovery with the script from brk.

3- you can install cwm with my livecd, with mashi's script or with brk's script. Anyway Rom Manager won't work.

4- the so called "nandroid backup" is the backup you did when you boot in cwm. So if you don't have cwm installed, you can't do a nandroid backup first :p

5- Are you sure you don't have cwm installed? With your tablet powered off, press and hold VOL DOWN + POWER until you see a small text in the upper left corner of the screen. The release all and press VOL UP. If you see an orange menu, then you have cwm installed; if you see a green android with an exclamation mark, then no cwm.

6- For question about the live cd , please ask in the thread.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jamesyboy:
i very much appreciate the timely response from you guys.

:-)

I was extremely careful when I used your live CD. I was never explicitly given the choice to install cwm.

This is my first ever android device, and the fact that I got it rooted, backed up, and flashed + updated is a testament to all of you that work so very hard.

Your one click live-cd gave me the confidence to test root with my B70 on my very first day of tinkering. For that I'll donate as soon I'm able.

I'm currently on prime 1.82 patched to 1.84 (even though i dont see much difference between this and stick...i did receive a nice performance boost) and just solved a few market errors I was having (mainly the "error processing" error).

I suppose I was overwhelmed by the multitude of guides and methods. I just needed the encouragement.

Well guys this was the next to last frontier for me. All that's left is arduino and development!!!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eeebbr:
the BASE SYSTEM take up to 30 %cpu time and causes(i guess that it causes it) the android OS to take up to 40 % of my total battery usage.

the battery is still in general is good and after 15 hours im on 71 but im trying to understand what is this BASE SYSTEM is?

im on iinsanity 036
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LiFE1688:
Base System, your Android?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eeebbr:
is it really the actuall android core?why would watchdog warn me about the actual core if its going above 10 %.

why couldn't i see it on cognition, villain and stock roms?

thanks anyway
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bender B. Rodgriguez:
Forgive my noobishness, but alot if this is still new to me.

My atrix is rooted and unlocked. In preparation for cm7 I decided to flash CWM and make a backup of my current stock rom.

I downloaded the rommanager app from the market and installed CWM successfully. I also used it to make a backup of the rom.

However, when I boot into recovery I get the android guy and exclamation mark. I cant do anything at this point and have to pull the battery and reboot.

What is wrong here?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andesman90:
try installing it again, and are you sure your phone is unlocked? does it says unlocked at the top left corner?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bender B. Rodgriguez:
Yes, on reboot it say "unlocked". I installed it again from rom manager, and it told me I successfully flashed. I didnt believe at first since it only took a about 2 secs to complete, but i was able to boot into recovery. Thank for the help.. Im surprised that even worked to be honest.

Another question, lets supposed I wanted to completely remove CWM and install romracers recovery instead. How would I go about removing CWM?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LightSwitchTTM:
I've had the same problem before. Basically, every time I restored a backup, CWM would crash. It would give me the same thing yours gave you: the Android with the Exclamation point. This could be fixed by reflashing CWM with ROM manager. If you want to install RomRacer's CWM, download the zip for it off of whatever source and out it on your internal storage. Then, from ROM manager, click on "Install ROM from SD card" or something. Choose RomRacer's zip and don't choose any of the wipe options. It should boot into recovery and flash RomRacer's recovery over the ROM manager one.

After installing custom ROMs, I no longer had this problem with the Android and the exclamation point.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bender B. Rodgriguez:
Ok this is beginning to get a bit annoying. Basically ANY time I boot into recovery I get the android and exclamation point. If I go into rom manager and flash CWM again, I can reboot into recovery just fine. However, the next time I chose to go into recovery, I get the same problem android and exclamation point.

I decided to install romracers CWM. I used the fastboot method. I erased the recovery partition and flashed the image sucessfully. It rebooted and went into recovery. SAME freaking problem . Android and exclamtion point. I rebooted the phone and entered rom manager again. I attemted to flash CWM from the "FLASH from SD card" option. The phone boots into recovery. Guess what?? Same damned thing. Android and exclamation point.

one last effot, I reflash CWM recovery, then chose 'install from sd card" option and chose rom racers CWM. It boots into recovery, and claims it flashed RR's CWM. I boot into the phones OS and go back to rom manager. I notice that rom managers reports my version of CWM being the same as it ever was (The rom mgr recovery 4.1. something). I choose boot into recovery... and I know you know whats coming now. ANDROID AND!!!!!

Recovery is pointless if I have to relash CWM from rom manager everytime before I use it. If the sh*t ever hits the proverbial fan and I cant boot into the OS I am screwed.

Has anyone ever had or heard of this problem. i would like to have a recovery, that works every single time I need it.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pukemon:
Fastboot flash romracers recovery. That should solve your problem. And leave it alone.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bender B. Rodgriguez:
Thanks for the quick reply. However,I did that already.

fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

When I boot into recovery, I get the Android and exclamation point. Just to make sure, I did the same thing twice. No luck.

:/
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pukemon:
Something is borked. Redownload the recovery and try again.

I voided my warranty and your mum.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bender B. Rodgriguez:
well I redownloaded Romracers CWM. This time a different file. The red version.

I uninstalled Rommgr app just because. I reboot into fastboot

erase recovery partition.

Flash the recovery image to the recovery partition

reboot and immediately boot back into recovery (without going into the phones OS).

I am greeted with the UI of RR's CWM.

I reboot my phone normally and go back into the phones OS. to test to make sure everything is good...

I reboot into recovery.... and I get android and exclamation point.

I am thoroughly confused and quite frustrated at this point.

:(

Its like once I go into the OS of the phone I cannot sucessfully boot back into recovery.

WTF?!

For clarity's sake I'm on OTA 2.3.4 and am rooted and unlocked