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[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FirmShark:
Does anyone know how to fix this? I am having this issue now as well. OP, did you fix it in the end?

Sorry for bumping an old thread, seemed better than starting a new one about the same issue.
[HD2 General] Demon_man:
this goes out to people who have had any experience taking the hd2 apart, not interested in other comments thanks,

Basically im gonna rip it open tonight and attempt to fix my micro usb charger port, phone isnt being used i have a sgs2 now, so its no hassle if it dont work ill claim on my insurance, so looking for tips and advice on what to and what not to do when taking this beast apart please.

thanks in advance

cant send it to HTC because they already sent it back to me, :p
[HD2 General] apalileo:
These are the YouTube videos I followed when I swapped my digitizer/LCD.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cL-jnUKufC4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8Q7mXdcJ54
[HD2 General] apalileo:
The only thing I encountered with my TMOUS HD2 is that one of the four torx screws that you have to remove to get into the unit has a "VOID" sticker that is exactly the size of the screw head and it came apart when I attempted to remove it. I don't know how this will affect an insurance claim if you pursue this yourself.

Also, pay close attention when moving/pulling wires. You have to put them back in the right order and pathways so that the phone closes properly. The volume up/down button is also a bit tricky when reassembling. I found it easiest to place it in the housing and keep it level so it doesn't misalign when putting the housing back on.

Good luck!
[HD2 General] bsbokc:
With the VOID stickers if you are extremely careful and steady handed you can remove them with a toothpick. What I did is take a toothpick and run it around the edges of the stickers to kind of loosen it up. If you are very careful you can kind of push the sticker around a little just enough to loosen it up then you can get the toothpick under it and pull up the sticker without tearing it. Just take your time it is not that easy but it isn't that hard either.
[HD2 General] apalileo:
Aww man bsbokc, I wish I had you around when i worked on mine. I tried with a safety pin and I guess it was too sharp and it just tore right through it. I didn't think to trace the edge, I simply tried grabbing an edge and pulling across it. Fail.

A little heat might help soften the adhesive too. Just not too much to damage the phone though!
[HD2 General] bsbokc:
I personally won't do anything with heat with my phones. But since I am posting here I guess I will ask you guys a quick question so I don't have to open a thread. Do all of the TMOUS HD2's have just one void sticker on the bottom right hand screw or are there two stickers each on the bottom screws?

I have a phone I have to send into HTC and I pulled one sticker from my myTouch but I thought there were two stickers on the HD2 can someone please look and tell me?
[HD2 General] xlr8me:
Just follow the videos carefully and pause often. Make sure you have all equipment and take

your time..

good luck
[HD2 General] smallsbig:
Thanks for the video links they were a great help
[HD2 General] apalileo:
I've worked on mine and two of my friends' TMOUS HD2s. It's always been one void sticker on the bottom right (volume button side).
[HD2 General] siddharth singh:
The simplest way of taking you phone apart.... Get a credit card... American express proffered because it is hard..... Use a rzor blade and remove void stickers careful.. Open scrues gently... Makesure not to leave any mark on the screw...... Take the credit card and force it in the joint on the right side of the headphone part... Then gently push borax from battery compartment area.... Also help you self a bit by prying the lcm with the credit card... Once it is out a bit... Do same thing for other side... Don't slide it to the other side... You may damage you head phone..... Once it is out a bit from top... Slide the card the sides until it opens up... Warning don't. Slide near the keypad.... You might damage the copper connector for antenna. And whether phone is out... You volume key will pppout too :F
[HD2 General] Demon_man:
Well guys I got it apart and back together,

little damage to the case trying to open it as it never went back together properly when it was sent away last time.

I would say, make sure you have a stiff plectrum (guitar pic) so much easier

take your time,

and if you get stressed take a break.

I got it all back together again, couldn't get a new micro usb connector on as the main board is screwed.
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jsp254:
A friend of mine has a verizon droid x unrooted. He accepted the upgrade they ota'ed and his phone has been crap since then. Delayed responses, sluggish ui, fc's, hell today his speaker stopped mid conversation with his wife. The speaker phone worked however. Did a restart and it worked fine for a few then choked again.

I know this doesn't specificly have any relation to shift, but my wife's 2.3 sprint ota has similar screwups. I wonder if google botched some code in this flavor?

Oppinions?
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fallnSaint:
Idk much about the droid x, but imo what you're seeing with the ota's is a lot of bloat the manufacturer adds on top of the google code. I know htc's ui is heavy on resources, causing fc's and sluggishness. Also most phones have some form of carrier iq built in, changing the interactions of the stock google code further.

Many folks here run varients of 2.3 that run like butter, our devs have different perspectives than the multi-national companies cranking out phones & updates for multiple carriers & models.
[EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -somebody-:
im running 2.3.3 temp rooted stock with nothing frozen and my phones responds fine (shift obviously), the only thing that lags is the sense home screen when unlocking or returning from playing a game or something, otherwise runs nice for me. dont know about the droid x though, havent had one to play with.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] nascasho:
Okay, made another thread earlier about flashing etc, but to my surprise during the whole process of going through the flashes I went through and near-bricks and hair rips... MY SPEAKERS NEVER WORKED AFTER FLASH! :(

I remember they worked because I used speaker during a few calls and even listened to all the ringtones the phone shipped with before I started to flash and overclock it. You name it I tried it. I used Odin to restore to factory rom, unrooted the phone, and fixed permissions just in case. I honestly can't remember where during the flash it decided to stop working so I dunno if I just encountered a bug that's even haunting me through even the stock rom.

Basically it's stock now and still doing it. Earpiece works just fine and if I use a headset I can hear the audio through it just fine as well. Since it's literally one day old I may just setup an RMA and get a fresh one... dunno yet.

Any help or experience with this problem would be greatly appreciated.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] nascasho:
No ideas? :(
[Samsung Infuse 4G] carhigh:
You drop your phone? Or toss it onto the bed or pillow? Mine did the same thing twice and I had to hit the back onto my palm to reseat the speaker or reseat the connector.

Post Infused by Infuse
[Samsung Infuse 4G] nascasho:
Nope, it was on a flat surface the whole time. I also tried hitting the speaker and poking at it to get some sound going, just randomly died. Didn't makes any distortions or anything or even crackles either.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slim_thumb:
I have researched xda and the web for my problem, but it seems to be different from other posters.

I bought a Nextbook Premium 7 with Android 2.3.1 and wanted to root it. Another user already mentioned hack apps like Gingerbreak, superoneclick and z4root did not work, therefore I thought I would try the manual rooting method from the guide below:

http://www.nexusoneforum.net/forum/nexus-one-development-hacking/10940-simple-sdk-setup-guide.html

I pushed Gingerbreak and ran it using ADB, and

it was successful granting temporary root

. However, in the next step when I tried to remount /system as read/write (in order to install Superuser), it did not work - this step was:

mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system

After executing this, I DID NOT get any error message like other posters (eg. NO "remount failed: operation not permitted").

However, when I tried to execute the next part:

chmod 777 /system/bin (or chmod 777 /system/app)

I got an error message: "Read-only file system".

This tablet has a Rockchip rk2918 processor and Android 2.3.1, otherwise I know nothing about it. The company (nextbookusa.com) does not have any firmware support on this model yet.

Can anyone help? Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slim_thumb:
More research on the web makes me suspect this tablet uses cramfs file system, because I've seen "cramfs" coming up in other similar 7 inch rk2918 tablets.

I understand it is common for chinese tablets with similar hardware to have similar basic Android OS, which is modified by the brand owner in their own specific models.

Apparently cramfs is read-only. I can only find one post where the poster successfully rooted the device by unpackaging the firmware, added Superuser, repackaged it and re-install it (as a firmware update) like a "custom(ised) ROM".

I guess until Nextbook issues firmware update on their website to unpackage and add root, there is no way to do it now.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dicksoft:
Also RK2918

I've just bought a GoogleTv box with RK2918. I know that there's cramfs on it. I have a firmware from the producer. Any tips or trix on howto root it?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] powerx86:
I received a RK2918 WOPAD 9.7 with a built in 3G and I have same issue can't mount system as RW. No messages but get access denied. Busybox is installed in /system/bin and GingerBreak ran fine and gave proper message when completed.

Just can't copy Superuser.apk because I have no write access. This is alot different than the GTAB. I can see the # prompt # and I can see files and dirs I make are root - but not access to Superuser.apk to allow other programs to write.

Any help would be appreciated. Also when I use busybox whoami I get the following:

# busybox whoami

whoami: unknown uid 0

Prior to me doing it the manual root method - I used Z4root and UniversalAndroot - no success.

As far as me thinking I have some root access I did the following:

# cd /data/local/

# ls

tmp

# ls -l

drwxrwx--x shell shell 2011-09-12 17:31 tmp

# su

# ls -l

drwxrwx--x shell shell 2011-09-12 17:31 tmp

# mkdir test

# ls -l

drwxrwx--x shell shell 2011-09-12 17:31 tmp

drwxrwxrwx root root 2011-09-12 18:23 test

apparently I have root access but can't execute the remount command or that block in not writable while system is up - but not sure.

Anyhelp would be appreciated!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toshiro92:
sorry for bad english, the issue seems to be in boot ini and recovery mode, i had the same issue on a tab rk 2918, you can only unpack then repack after modifying anything you want, but not mount on rw.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mingolianbeef:
has anyone tried zergRush root method for this tablet yet?????
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jiehao85:
I tried using SuperOneClick's zergRush on my WoPad i7. Same results.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clamel:
Hello, I also have an rk2918 tvbox. I succesfully rooted it and prepared a custom rom..

you can check if you have my same box and download the rom my site.. you can find it searching "clamelmod" with google..
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lamego.pinto:
Converting cramfs to ext3

You will need to convert the cramfs to ext3, check the instructions described at:

google for "google sites rk2918tools", 1st link.

Let me know if it worked.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deliad:
hey do you know how to put ics on this rk2918 box?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rafarataneneces:
I asked this question before BUT Samsung just released their keyboard

Now, I develop websites for a living, so for me it's important to show my client his webpage and generate that "wow" factor in them

So even though it sounds superficial, I'm all about looks

With the keyboard, this baby looks GREAT (I saw it today at the Verizon store)

Anyway, with both tables having nice keyboards, my question is

if I buy the 32GB Verizon of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, and I return the Asus Eee Pad transformer, what will I miss from the Transformer?

I guess I will miss the extra battery that comes from the keyboard

Today is THE LAST day I can return my Asus Eee Pad and put some extra cash and buy the Samsung Galaxy Tab

Benefits I see is

1) looks (again, for me that means clients will be happy with the display f their site)

2) lighter

3) smaller

4) better screen colors

Has anybody switched to the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 from the Asus Eee Pad Transformer

If so, why? How's the experience so far?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SilverZero:
Have you bothered researching the Tab dock? From what I've seen, it's buggy and not great. It doesn't fold, as I understand it, so it's two separate pieces unless docked. And, personally, I think it looks stupid. It's wider than the Tab itself, it's white against the Tab's black, and it lacks a trackpad (not necessary for a touchscreen, but it has convenience). And you'll be dropping another $100 just to switch to the Tab of the same capacity, assuming you have a 32gb TF. Plus you need to buy the dock. And as it has no battery, it's actually going to decrease your battery life to use it by drawing power from the Tab. In your own terms, if a website looks great to the buyer but doesn't work right, is that better or worse than a (still great looking) website of a different design that does everything right? And has twice the battery life? Websites run on batteries these days, right? ;)

I say stay with Asus.

Edit: Good review here: androidpolice.com/2011/08/04/samsung-galaxy-tab-10-1-keyboard-dock-review-video/. Looks like you'll also miss out on expanded connectivity, and you'll be switching your input method every time you undock if you don't normally use the stock soft keyboard.

Man, the Galaxy Tab keyboard sucks on all fronts! They've got advertising dollars, but they should put some quality behind them or they risk doing the Apple thing and just end up selling a logo. Which they don't even have.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rafarataneneces:
Well the keyboard DOES has an option to connect a Samsung USB extension

So really the only thing we would be missing is the battery

Let's say the website works great (good programming)

I just feel I can get a extra hundred here and there, and everything helps

If the device looks awesome, man I think it will make me a few more sales here and there

Even if the keyboard is not as great, I think the lightness of the new tablet will bring a new benefit

I have the Asus Eee Pad and man I LOVE it, however I don't feel it's a tablet, because it's too heavy, so I will never read an ebook for example

There should be a Keyboard done by Asus that works with Samsung :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SilverZero:
So, what you're saying is, you already decided and just wanted to let everybody know that you were switching?

If you really want a keyboard, you could get a Bluetooth keyboard. Either way, I think it will be awkward to be lugging two pieces around and assembling them every time you want to use them. You can connect a Samsung extension to the tablet itself (it's the same connector). Plus the bugs reported by others, the resetting of the input preferences . . . . In the end, everything you're touting as being better is just personal preference anyway. If it's better for you then that's great.

If form is more important than function to you, get the Tab, or an iPad. It's your money.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SwiftLegend:
You can't really ask us what you'll miss from the TF. You have to ask yourself that. Is battery life important to you? How bout a native keyboard dock that is actually efficient?

They're both great devices, but I really think the 10.1 is geared more towards fun, media, and a average user. The Transformer is also geared towards fun as well as business and a average/professional user.

If I was showing a client something, I think the Transformer would make a better impression just because of it's look alone, it looks professional..the 10.1 has more of a playful look to me.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nuncle:
A couple of thoughts for the OP:

If it's about showing sites to clients, is the keyboard going to really be used ? Or are you looking for it to operate as a stand? Or just as a port for a mouse?

If you're developing mobile/tablet-friendly websites (which makes a lot of sense these days), then I'd say let them hold the tablet and experience the site that way.

IMO, one particular tablet isn't going to be responsible for a dramatic increase in sales over any other tablet. What you're really after is what the setup says about you and how seeing it all together makes them, and more importantly, you feel.

I'm biased, but to me an Android tablet would say to a customer that you're pretty tech savvy and wanted to go against the iPad flow. While the Gtab arguably looks more stylish, you could make an argument that the TF is a more considered purchase.

At the end of the day, it's all about how you choose to spin it.

And, echoing one of the previous posters, if you've already decided to switch and want to make the switch, do it. That setup obviously makes you feel better -- that will create more sales than any device that you happen to trot out.

Best of luck!
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rafarataneneces:
I want to say I changed the Asus Eee Pad for the Galaxy Tab 10.1

Couldn't be happier about my choice

If the Asus Eee Pad would weight the same as the Galaxy Tab, it would be perfect

but with that weight even though it's well built, it's just too heavy to hold it and read an eBook for example
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrtomhill:
I'm trying to decide between these two tabs right now,

I originally dismissed the asus because it was older, we know the problems are weight (not the thickness as i nearly snapped my friends ipad)

but the asus is uglier, sharper and its screen doesnt look as nice (could really do with a goldilocks point between hyper saturation and the current screen)

oh and the prime, but that is out of my price range anyway
[Imagio General] Captain_coco265:
This is for those who make the mistake of buying a HTC imagio and dismiss it's true potential. I believe this phone can be used as a great introduction to the mixing and matching available for all windows 6.5 mobiles. This is based on my own testings and experience so you'll have to excuse any unexpected errors that may exist. I am not responsible for any errors or malfunctions you may experience.

If you prefer the look and feel of your stock HTC imagio than these little tweaks probably wont do you any good.​

I've probably missed a step or something but if you just read the corresponding threads you shouldn't have a problem.​

You will need all these packages, download them and install them in the order shown below.

HardSPL your device |Link|

Install the Titanium ROM on your device |Link|

Install Sense 2.5 2019 and MAKE SURE TO READ THE WHOLE THREAD! |Link|

Install CHT 2.0 Final |Link|

This is where it gets fun, You can either choose to find another theme or just stick to the one I have found. Either way with CHT installed on your device you can adjust and change so many things.​

The theme I use |Link|

The taskbar I use also |Link|

Other really good themes |Link|

JWMD Icon Changer (you'll need this to change the icon images) |Link|

​

In the attachments under this thread is a "Dump" of cabs, icons and other things I have used in modding my HTC imagio.​

I hope this helps :)​
[Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500] tweakradje:
Hi,

Up to 2.2 samsung roms there are still 2 annoying bugs present. Please fix them Samsung

- Powermanagemet widget doesn't get the "GPS state changed" event

(it does get the BT and Wi-Fi state changed events)

- ecompass (mmc31xx) device driver in kernel is still not correct / erratic.

The ecompass device driver is in the kernel (boot.img) and two drivers are

/dev/mmc31xx

/dev/ecompass_ctrl

I also have tried to remove /data/misc/sensors/ecs_nvm and rebooted, but

that didn't fix it. Error is in the kernel.

I know MadTeam have corrected erratic behaviour in a boot.img but it would be nice

if we could fix it afterwards in any kernel (or Samsung must fix it in the kernel)

You can view it's state by dialing *#0*# (compass should be callibr. with value "3")

Enable Accel. calibration by dialing *#4736767*738#

I even odin-ed the boot.img from I5500LUYJPE (2.2.1) but no avail.

The only thing working for Froyo 2.2 roms is boot-img-test6.tar.rar from MadTeam (http://www.multiupload.com/VXXROHWR2R)

Cheers
[Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500] tweakradje:
Does anyone knows how to get the magnetic device driver (mmc31xx) from

a working compass 2.1 firmware (boot.img flashed in /dev/bml?)

Is it possible to use that device driver as android 2.2 driver? Overwriting it on the root partition? Or linking to it somehow from a writable partition?

I am not that familiar with linux device drivers.

Thanks
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] squarehead94:
hey guys i got a htc magic for a friend and i need to know what the best and fastest fully functional rom is for the htc magic. im currently running 2.2.1 but i personally think it is quite slow and the 45-50 second boot time is a bit bad.

thank you.

stephen

and do you think that it is worth rooting it and putting a custom rom on there? can anyone reccomend the best custom rom?

thanks