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[Off-topic] Fallen Spartan:
Thread closed. Pointless and assisting ten post violators

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[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rotativo08:
First I will like to say thanks for this great forum and all the information people bring to the community. I need help backing up or reading the HA and AAA shared for data connection on my Hero. I tried the command: requestnvitemread ds_mip_ss_user_prof on QXDM but I only get back 00 on all the location for the password. I been looking online for days and I can't find any info on how to do that. Thanks again and have a good day ....
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rotativo08:
Hi , help please???/

Any body know if is possible? The hero is on boost already and the secret keys is the last thing to finish my EVO flash???? Please and thanks...
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pr0ject:
Did anyone ever get you an answer?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wintrxtrem:
Neither "requestnvitemread ds_mip_ss_user_prof" nor "requestnvitemread ds_mip_ss_user_prof 1" will retrieve anything from my Hero. But "requestnvitemread hdr_an_auth_passwd_long" should get your profile 0 AAA.

I still cannot figure out how to get my Profile 1 AAA, though. Any help greatly appreciated.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wintrxtrem:
I know this is an old thread/phone, but for anyone out there who winds up here from a Google search, I was able to find my profile 1 AAA.

It wasn't easy. I had to dump the readable locations of the memory with cdma workshop and use a hex editor to search through the memory dump. The AAA was a couple lines below the word "secret". And although I've read that it should be close to the NAI mine was not, so heads up and happy searching.

I suspect this method is applicable to more modern phones like Evos, etc.

Cheers
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mistahgook:
I know this is an old thread. I hope you can help me. I'm trying to get my HA AAA keys for my HTC Hero for Sprint. I got the AAA for prof 0. However the HA is showing up as all zeros in QXDM. Searching online I am coming to a conclusion that the HA keys for prof 0 and 1 are the same across all phones on the carrier. If this is true I can find that online. The only thing left is the AAA key for prof 1 which is coming up as all zeros for me in QXDM. Can you tell me how you dumped the memory with CDMA workshop, essentially guide me through what you did. Thanks.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wintrxtrem:
It's been quite a while since I've done this (~2 years), and I'm not sure I can explain it much better than I did above.

Going from memory.. you need to use CDMA Workshop to scan/find the entire readable memory area, and download it from the phone to a file. Then use a hex editor to comb through the many, many, many lines of jibberish. The AAA was some weird word. Some people say it should be near the other key, but I don't believe mine was. But it was near the plain text word "secret". Your basically looking for a random real word hidden in the many lines of jibberish. Mobile-files.us and cdmagurus were the sites I used to frequent. Not sure if all the info is still publicly available, though.

When you find the code on your donor phone and plug it in the settings of the new phone it's a great feeling to see 3G to light up! All this for 3G, haaa. Post back with results!
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mistahgook:
I guess my question is how do you dump the memory from CDMA workshop? Is the AAA key for prof 1 the same amount of characters as prof 0 (32)?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mistahgook:
I'm getting conflicting information regarding the length of the profile 1 password. Some people are saying its 6,12, others 32. You remember how long? I read in another forum that it's the meid for some phones.
[Nook Color General] s52m3:
I've been away for a few months and recently stopped by to see that there hasn't been a stable in about 4 months, does this mean that CM7 development for the nook is pretty much over? I'm currently running a dual boot with stock on internal memory and 7.0.2 on the sd card. If I wanted to update my CM7 should I just go for the latest nightly? I have no issues with 7.0.2 other than the battery life is just god awful. I am not a big android user so I don't know what the "norm" is, but I can leave my nook color booted into stock for probably a week without having to plug it in with minimum uses. CM7 7.0.2 even if I don't use the device at all will go from 100 to 20 in a matter of 48 hours.
[Nook Color General] Divine_Madcat:
Wow.. that is one hell of a logic jump to make, that because there is no "stable" (BTW, there actually is a RC1 that came after 7.0.2), that work has stopped. Since you haven't looked, i would suggest taking a look at the nightly log, and seeing for yourself.

Also, CM7 does a "stable" release as a whole; not per device. Anyway, yes, update to nightly 173 (i think you are around 50-100 nightlies behind), and really enjoy your nook..

http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=encore
[Nook Color General] jac0708:
download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=encore

download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=encore&type=RC

As a rule never presume a device that is currently still being manufactured and that has a community (several actually) that is dedicated to the modification of said device's development is dead.

I really hate to be this guy, BUT being that this is a very active forum on said device (and developments are posted nearly daily), it would also be wise to click a few links or do a few searches.
[Nook Color General] DizzyDen:
As for development... tough to come out with a stable when so much is happening (B&N releasing 1.3, all the advances in other areas of CM7, etc.)

As for battery life... stock should last extrememly longer... all it is is an e-reader with minimal "accessories"... CM7 is makes it full fledged android tablet... with a LOT more features etc... by nature it will utilize more battery than something that is idle without all the extras

Think about cell phones... I used to be able to go days without charging my cell phone (using it a lot)... now with android phones I have to charge it at least every day (sometimes twice a day)... there's a LOT going on in android devices that sucks up juice.
[Nook Color General] doncaruana:
I've been running CM7 since n128 or so and my battery life is every bit as good, if not better, than stock. And currently Dalingrin's OC kernel is already integrated. It really is butter smooth and I'm running it off of sd.

That being said, it is curious to me why there hasn't been a recent release candidate...
[Nook Color General] tsddave:
Ok lets be clear on one thing here:-

CM7 stable releases are not aptly named.Often they are far from stable and really are more like milestones than anything else.

For the very best cm7 on any device the tricks are:-

follow the forums and see which nightly is currently the best.

flash every so often when a much loved nightly release comes out!

Simple and true!
[Nook Color General] PoisonWolf:
Still, the funny thing I've noticed is that...I've not seen a single need to upgrade past RC1. Everything in RC1 works for me and is buttery smooth.

*Shrugs*
[Nook Color General] joenathane:
Read the CyanogenMod Blog post on the subject

http://www.cyanogenmod.com/blog/the-state-of-cyanogenmod
[Nook Color General] votinh:
I thought there was 7.0.2, then 7.0.3 stable, then 7.1 RC.

Where have you been in the last 4 months or will you re-surface in the next 4 months?
[Nook Color General] koopakid08:
Major improvements after 7.1 RC:

Overclock kernel included

Amazingly fast boot up

Lots of small stuff, ability to switch sd card and emmc etc.

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- Sent from my LG Optimus V using Tapatalk
[Nook Color General] swaaye:
Well I've noticed that PSX4droid and N64oid v2+ prefer 7.0.3. I'm not sure why but it could be new 32 kernel.

Everything else seems good though.
[Nook Color General] PoisonWolf:
I already have the overclock kernel....and I don't reset very often. So I don't see much point in upgrading yet. I have a comfy 2gb internal and 4gb internal storage. :)

I have had about 400 hours uptime? Recently resettled to doing 240 dpi and I am finding that I absolutely love the giant everything plus a working market. Haha.
[Nook Color General] jpconard:
I had mine since end of March, ran rooted for awhile then phiremod then CM7 for quite a while. Had 7.03 running for some time, with very few issues. Main one is if I wanted to use bluetooth I had to turn it on immediately after reboot, then it seemed to work fine.

Rom manager kept prompting to upgrade to 7.1-RC, so gave it a shot.

Issues I saw -

1) When plugging in Nook, screen doesn't turn off. Googled this, some don't seem to think it is a bug. Actually on my new Acer A100, I don't think it does either, but I liked it when after plug in screen would come on, then short while later turn back off.

2) Biggest issue, now when unplugged overnight (twice now), it turns off completely. Is this the SOD? If so, I don't like it. 7.03 never did this.

3) But on the other hand, the good -

Nook Tweaks is awesome package but you need later version of Dalingrin to run it, not sure if later Dalingrin can be installed with 7.03 (I may try this). Nook Tweaks app brings some nice features like USB host mode (I haven't tried this - need special cable). Also ability to turn down headphone preamp - awesome. Anybody who hates the hiss or blasting your eardrums by accidently pressing the volume up, will like this feature.

Also bluetooth seems to be able to be turned on whenever now. Also nice.

So in my experience other than the shutdown thing, 7.1 worked fine, but because of shutdown thing I'm going back to 7.03 and doing some testing to use latest overclock and nook tweaks app.

My advice if you think you want to try the newer features do a backup first. You may want to go back if you get the shutdown thing, like I did.
[Nook Color General] s52m3:
Sorry guys didn't mean to upset anyone. Some of us are a less plugged in than others. I just upgraded to the latest nightly so hopefully the battery life will be greatly improved. I noticed that this can now be overclocked as high as 1200, but I left it at 800 for now just to see how battery life is.
[Nook Color General] boxcar8028:
congrats on your update. for me, my battery life has been awesome. 7hrs over night with only 1% drain. here are my settings for overclocking and voltage. I have been running with these setting for sometime now and it has been perfect, vary stable and buttery smooth and no SODs. I also set my screen to 16bits for better performance, about 4-6 fps better then 32bit. can't really see the difference between 16-32bit but can appreciate the better performance with 16bit.

me: cm7 n174 / conservative / 16 bit / nenamark1 22.9 / neocore 29.9 / quadrant 2642

300 @ .8125v

600 @ 1.0v

800 @ 1.1625v

1100 @ 1.2375v

1200 @ 1.2875v
[Nook Color General] ponyboy82:
There was an update (or several) that fixed a deep sleep issue. I forget when it was, but it made battery life for me go from 2-3 days like you were saying to easily a week or more depending on usage. I'm also running the 1200 overclock (with interactivex governor) and have no complaints. Unfortunately, it's hard to track all of the improvements from the last stable release with all the nightlies, but some of the highlights are the battery life/deep sleep, improved bluetooth, and usb host, not to mention the included OC kernel (among many others i'm sure i'm forgetting).
[Nook Color General] dshizzel:
I hung back for a month or so, staying on 7.0.3, but the other day I decided to go to the latest nightly after reading some of the comments on ROM Mgr about it. Night and day, really! And, haven't seen the SOD since 7.1 RC.

4 months is a long time not to be "plugged in" -- whad'ja do? Get an iPhone?

Welcome back!

Dshiz
[Nook Color General] s52m3:
I don't actually own a smart phone :o The NC is my first experience with Android. I glance at the threads every few days to see if anything peaks my interest, but honestly at least half the stuff is over my head. Summer is the best time to spend less time on the computer and more outside, so I haven't been following much. BTW I'm a software developer by trade but I'm on the MS side of things :D
[Nook Color General] ruthienu:
Which nightly do you have installed?

Right now I have rc1 installed. Thinking of updating but wondered which nightly is good?
[Nook Color General] BitingChaos:
Have you tried going lower at 800 MHz?

I found my Nook Color stable with these settings:

300 MHz @ 0.8125v

600 MHz @ 0.95v

800 MHz @ 1.075v

1100 MHz @ 1.225v

1200 MHz @ 1.3v

(That is the lowest possible I could set them to for 300/600/800).
[Nook Color General] heartbeatek:
I installed CM7 nightly build 172 and it is fully functional and without bugs
[Nook Color General] khaytsus:
I hope that's a typo! Why in the world is 800mhz so high?
[Nook Color General] s52m3:
The only issue I see with the latest nightly is that the screen does not turn off and the nook doesn't go to sleep when plugged in.
[Nook Color General] boxcar8028:
im currently on nightly 174 but going to flash 176 tonight. all of the new nightlies has been vary stable.

this new change looks interesting. :)

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,7546
[Nook Color General] boxcar8028:
haven't really try going any lower on the voltage settings. my 800mhz is actually lower then what i see among other users. the last time i see dalingrin's settings was a bit higher then mine, this may have changed by now.

dalingrin's:

300 @ 0.925v

600 @ 1.05v

800 @ 1.2v

1100 @ 1.275v

1200 @ 1.325v
[Nook Color General] DizzyDen:
Look closer... 1.1625 not 1.625...

What I have found to be most stable is undervolting each stepping .05 volts lower than the default... moderate battery improvement while maintaining stability.
[Nook Color General] khaytsus:
Oops. I blame my age.
[Nook Color General] Tekara:
I agree with 176, downloading it now to see how it turns out.

Here's my voltages since there's some talk about it:

300 @ 0.8125v

600 @ 1.0v

800 @ 1.1875v

1100 @ 1.25v

1250 @ 1.375v

CPU just flat doesn't like running full bore at anything less than stock voltage; 1250 has been benching higher than 1200, but any higher and the 3d frame rates start going down and fast, 1300+ has nearly no 3d performance.

I'll keep my naive hopes up about getting either higher CPU clockrates without compromising the GPU or hardware acceleration for my 720p mkv movies so I can just drag and drop them without converting. Right now, moboplayer will handle them "good enough", as long as there's no large amounts of fast paced action it won't desync or noticeably drop frames, just need that little bit more for completely smooth playback.
[Nook Color General] boxcar8028:
the nook not going into deep sleep when plugged in is normal. it needs to be this way for data transfers and adb.
[Nook Color General] jabrams:
Hi,

Sorry for the newb type question but I can't seem to find the most recent guide to installing CM7. I am about 100 releases behind on the old 1.1 B&N Software. Could someone please post a link to a thread that has a step by step guide? Thank you!
[Nook Color General] koopakid08:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1030227

I suggest going with the latest nightly.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hoaca388:
Someone can share my fw_wlan1271.bin file in the folder system / etc / wifi (using rootexplore.) . Android 2.2. Thank !
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hoaca388:
Can anyone help me.
[HTC Sensation] takgeun68:
Hello I ve trying to s-off my phone using revolutionary but the program did not recognize my phone...I heard I have to install drivers what kind of drivers are these and where could I find them?

Thank you!
[HTC Sensation] takgeun68:
hmm just saw SDK ADB driver thread is that what I am looking for

lol
[HTC Sensation] bigmike2424:
You need to install the HTC android drivers
[Motorola Droid 3] Sadrak86:
Speaking with a bit of experience with manufacturing, there isn't a lot of sense in making too many models, because the price savings based upon leaving out an antenna on one model would easily disappear in the context of devoting another production line to another model.

So, I have the strong impression that they are all cdma/gsm capable, though differences in firmware probably define the active radios.

This is a guess, though, so take it with a grain of salt.
[Motorola Droid 3] DoubleYouPee:
For us Europeans this is an interesting question, because if the XT860 and XT862 have the same hardware, there is no reason to get the XT860 other than it doesn't have the verizon logo (now that we have root).

The XT862 can already be ordered in unlocked state while the XT860 cannot.

I also would think that creating just 1 phone is way more convenient and way cheaper for motorola, so I'm curious as to whether all "droid 3's" are the identical.
[Motorola Droid 3] sarreq:
CDMA only works in america, and a couple other small countries, and only on a couple carriers, so support for it ONLY makes sense in the XT862. the rest of that world went GSM and it's various 3g offshoots. the differences between the 860 & 883 are to support what those countries run on.
[Motorola Droid 3] deoxy:
But, like Sadrak86 said, from a manufacturing cost point of view, it doesn't make sense to simply remove CDMA support because it isn't used in another country. Why would Motorola release a global phone (Droid3/XT862) and then a month later release the same phone but this time non-global phone (XT860) by removing CDMA support. There must be a better reason.
[Motorola Droid 3] DoubleYouPee:
I can understand them making specific versions of specific regions, but not with different hardware components if they could just disable them software-wise.
[Motorola Droid 3] deoxy:
I also think that if they can control it software wise without extra costs compared to hardware wise, they will choose software wise. But if the XT860 has CDMA removed software wise, than why didn't they remove GSM from the XT862.

This brings back the question: why would they first release a global phone (XT862), and later release the same phone (XT860) with less features and a higher price.

A reason could be that by removed hardware features (CDMA) from the XT860, other features (GSM) might perform better.

Found this page called Motorola XT860 4G Fact Sheet, but is more press release page. But it confirms that the XT860 has a QualComm MDM6600 (which supports both GSM and CDMA). The XT860 contains a GSM compatible antenna, but the question than is: does the XT860 also contain a CDMA compatible antenna?

This question is very interesting for all non-Americans. Because the following choice depends on it:

-Should you buy the cheaper, more widely available, and more network supporting global XT862? or

-Should you buy the more expensive, less widely available, less network support, but (possibly) better GSM signaled XT860?

At the moment we don't even know whether this option/choice exist. If this option doesn't exist, then there is NO reason at all to buy the XT860.

This (whether the XT860 has a CDMA antenna) is something that can only be proven by a teardown (physically open a XT860). I hope some guys will create an iFixit page for it.
[Motorola Droid 3] DoubleYouPee:
Well unless you don't like the verizon logo :p

But ye you're right ^^^
[Motorola Droid 3] leobg:
There are plenty of reasons if you are GSM user. Verizon altered/disabled some GSM features of the phone like call forwarding settings for example. Droid 3 is certified/supported only with the Verizon SIM in it. There are already reported cases phone doesn't play nice on certain GSM networks across the world. Not to mention unlocking issues which were a wide spread issue with Droid 2 Global and there seem to be already one such case with D3 on this very same board. You can't use D3 on AT&T in the States either.

All those problems are easily overcome by going XT860 (pure GSM phone). Since I had to experience most of these above mentioned issues myself with my own Droid 2 Global in the past year, I went XT860 over D3. And I do not regret my choice. I do not use the phone on Bell (I unlocked and use with another operator in Canada), but I have no issues. I can go to the States and use the phone there just fine too.

So there are enough reasons to justify few bucks more when buying the phone.
[Motorola Droid 3] deoxy:
Can this be fixed by rooting the phone? If not, then the hardware must be different.

Maybe the user forgot to unlock the phone, or did it incorrectly?

Here a case:

https://supportforums.motorola.com/thread/56763

(Don't know if he unlocked the phone.)

This might equally be the case for the XT860? Probably too early to tell?

(Both the XT862 and the XT860 have Qualcomm MSM6600, according to the Motorola fact sheet. But it could also be the antenna that determines the quality of the signal, instead of the chip.)
[Motorola Droid 3] onethreeteeh:
that issue on the motorla forums is due to the phone not being able to read the mcc and mnc codes from the sim card. buying a new sim fixes it (at least in my personal experience)
[Motorola Droid 3] leobg:
No - because this is a baseband feature (radio firmware). You can't alter the radio image unless bootloader is unlocked as it is signed. Root will not help.

I doubt - unlocking procedure is dead simple. And code is just 8 digits long. Good thing is you can't hard-lock the phone - after 1/2 hour being left on, or so, it will let you enter codes again.

This is something the operator does. And the only one operator in the world I've ever seen doing this is Verizon. I doubt that would be a case with non-Verizon phones.

Above case is another example of issues with D3 and sim cards - D2G suffered same issues too. Using Verizon world phone with non-Verizon SIM card in it is a hit or miss, at best.
[Motorola Droid 3] DoubleYouPee:
So how could we find out whether the baseband firmware is different on the XT860 than on the XT862?
[Motorola Droid 3] cellzealot:
The baseband firmware is absolutely different. One is a CDMA/GSM global device and the other is GSM only. Despite sharing the MDM6600 chipset, they are very different.
[Motorola Droid 3] DoubleYouPee:
How do you know this? Motorola's factsheet says the XT860 supports CDMA.

Would it be possible to flash the XT860 firmware to the XT862 droid 3?
[Motorola Droid 3] leobg:
where did you see XT860 supporting CDMA???

btw if someone knows something about Motorola radios that would be Cell Zealot. You haven't heard of Team Black Hat??
[Motorola Droid 3] DoubleYouPee:
Their own site

http://www.motorola.com/Consumers/C...ces/Mobile-Phones/ci.MOTOROLA-XT860-CA-EN.alt

No I haven't heard from team black hat or CelL Zealot

edit: i saw his post now
[Motorola Droid 3] deoxy:
It only lists WCDMA, which is not the same as CDMA. (The Droid 3 supports both.)
[Motorola Droid 3] DoubleYouPee:
Ah, i never noticed that. What is WCDMA then?
[Motorola Droid 3] deoxy:
Wikipedia says:
[Motorola Droid 3] DoubleYouPee:
I see Cell Zeator is moderator on mydroidworld. Maybe I'll send him a PM

edit: nvm I see he already posted in this topic^^

Any more information about the matter? Like, does the XT860 having GSM-only baseband have any positive effects on GSM-performance/features?
[Motorola Droid 3] 2204pc:
if and when we can find a xt860, UNLOCKED, will it work in Europe, France for instance, (GSM), without having to do any modification on it.

Calls, texts, emails will work directly if we put a Bouygues SIM (for France) in it, just like that ?

thank you.
[Motorola Droid 3] DoubleYouPee:
It should, yes. At least the droid 3 works in europe, so I don't see why the XT860 shouldn't.

Haven't seen anyone with the XT860 in europe though?
[Motorola Droid 3] 2204pc:
you mean we can already get a droid 3 in europe ? it's available ?
[Motorola Droid 3] DoubleYouPee:
No it's not, but you can buy it and ship it to europe.
[Motorola Droid 3] 2204pc:
i have to find a droid 3 global unlocked, put my current french sim card from bouygues telecom (france) and it will work perfectly ?

do you have one and does it work just fine in netherlands ?