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[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jasonfreeman:
Hey everyone,

Appologies if this has already been asked.

I've searched the forums but couldn't really find an answer to this...

I currently have a rooted Wildfire which is running CyanogenMod 7 Nightly 177.

It has HBOOT 0.80.xxxxxx and I want to get it S-OFF.

Why? Because I want to play around a little with the default partition sizes.

Does anyone know how to get S-OFF for HBOOT 0.80.xxxx?

Could someone provide me with a link to a solution?

Many thanks in advance! :p
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3xeno:
You can't. It was the first thing I tried when Alpharev X was released and was greeted by "Your device is not supported at this time" error. It has to be 1.01.0001
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jasonfreeman:
Alright, then another thing:

How do I update HBOOT to version 1.01.0001 in order to get S-OFF working?
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3xeno:
Flash an RUU with HBoot 1.01.0001. One such RUU is Froyo WWE 2.24.405.1 available at Shipped ROMs.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jasonfreeman:
Thanx for helping 3xeno! :)

But could you provide me with a link to download it?

I've been searching on shipped-roms but can't find the version you mentioned?

Not to sure about the other ones... :S
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3xeno:
It's 2.22.405.1. WTF, I wrote the wrong code above. Sorry about it. :/

Please avoid 2.24, it will probably give you 1.01.0002
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jasonfreeman:
Alright, found it. But it's a .exe file.

Can I flash this in the same way that we flash .zip files?
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3xeno:
No, Connect your Wildfire to your PC and run the EXE file. The rest of the process is automated. It will probably help more if you flash this Safe Flash RUU first:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=877977
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rockky:
Thought I read somewhere that Samsung upgraded the camera in the new US carrier variants. Can anyone confirm that?

Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] arcturus86:
I rooted my Charge using the Odin3 method, and then tried to install a custom rom using ROM manager. However after installing the new rom and rebooting the phone I was stuck on the Samsung screen for a good half hour. Now I've tried to reset the phone to factory defaults using the volume down key and power button method but when i do that instead of going to the menu showing, fastbook recovery, clear storage menu, etc. I get a screen that just says "Downloading Do not turn off target!!!" how do I get out of this screen? Also the 3 button CWM recovery boot did not work for me either, though the method of rooting i used was supposed to install CWM
[TouchPad General] wooties:
Or this could happen to you:

Sad, huh?

This is from about a 4 foot fall. TouchPad meets linoleum, linoleum wins. I'm wishing this was made with Gorilla Glass like my Asus Transformer.

32Gb down the proverbial drain.

le cry.

:edit:

like a poster mentioned, it IS (Or is it??) I"m goinGorilla Glass! But Gorilla Glass != impact resistant. It's made to resist scratches... this is a bit more than a scratch I guess. My wife said that not even Safelite can repair it. :(

It landed flat on it's face. Well, pretty flat. You can see where it impacted first. Frankly, I'm surprised it shattered like it did, it only fell from chest-height. oh well.

:EDIT 2:

I dunno if it's Gorrilla Glass or not. I'm thinking it really isn't. But that doesn't matter, it's all broke 'n shiz.

I have contacted they CyanogenMod team and I'll be shipping it out this evening. Let's hope this helps us get Android working on the TouchPad soon!!
[TouchPad General] Smirny:
looks more like someone shot at it ... twice.

Seriously how is that even possible? ^^
[TouchPad General] yeahman45:
anyone can recommend a protective case??
[TouchPad General] lebenskuenstler:
Hi wooties,

I feel truly sorry for you.

I'd guess repair is much to expensive ;( If so and it is for you just garbage please consider donating the broken device to devs such as CyanogenMod. They can use these anyway.

LK
[TouchPad General] muyoso:
That'll polish right out.

Seriously though that sucks.
[TouchPad General] deeman:
I thought they were made of gorilla glass!!!!
[TouchPad General] rugedraw:
Ouch. My condolences for your loss.
[TouchPad General] kytprice:
That really sucks man but I have been looking for some parts do you want sell it? That would be better than pitching it in the trash. LMK
[TouchPad General] wooties:
That's exactly what I'm doing. I hope that it's demise will somehow help with the Android port and in return, help everybody else get Android on their 'pads sooner.

I'm going to go back to my corner and sob some more. :)
[TouchPad General] wooties:
You're first on the list if the CyanogenMod team has sufficient hardware for their needs. :)
[TouchPad General] Troute:
The touchpad does have a Gorilla glass screen, that ^ is a fairly common thing to happen to them. I've a Dell Streak and the number of people who've broken the screen through dropping or sitting on or even just a small knock would surprise you. Gorilla glass is meant to be more scratch resistant, it's not more shatter resistant.
[TouchPad General] leepriestenator:
Damn!

That's nasty. The more I see of this tab, the more I am convinced that it isn't worth a dime over the $99 HP sold it off at.

Sad that it had to happen. This should serve as a remider to everyone else to "really hold on" just like the OP said.
[TouchPad General] panyan:
LLOOOLLLL

thats a shame for you dude :(
[TouchPad General] yeahman45:
anyone can recommend a good protective case? a cheap one preferably.. srry for your pad.. :(
[TouchPad General] Tilde88:
um... is it not possible to change the glass?

i found this

http://www.amazon.com/Digitizer-Touch-Screen-Glass-black/dp/B004WPZR5C

its for ipad2, but they are the exact same screen.... only difference is the button shape...Im sure you can cut it, or maybe just change but id rather a weird lookin button that no TrollPad (yea i call it that due to its elusive nature).

I know its 70$ but hey...
[TouchPad General] gomorrah:
Damn, that sucks balls. Sorry bro. But I commend you for offering it up for the cause, I think we all appreciate that. :)
[TouchPad General] JaiaV:
That's what happens when you take an object that has an extremely large pane of glass made to resist scratches (this makes it less resistant to actually breaking) and building into a device like a tablet or modern smartphone where the device is little more than that pane of glass. The obsession with making them thinner makes them less sturdy and they break when they get a shock to a corner or side.
[TouchPad General] Divine_Madcat:
if you can say that with a straight face, after looking at JUST the hardware specs, you are smoking something good..

Op, sorry about you screen, but props on donating it a good cause.
[TouchPad General] mattmiller:
Yea he fails to realize even the ipads break like that and they paay $500+ for those. Guess those aren't worth that $200 huh? Lmao
[TouchPad General] A. Nonymous:
Damn. That is painful for me to look at. Just damn.
[TouchPad General] theusername:
Then you prob haven't seen this tablet, other wise you would know these tablets have all the hardware they need to compete with any of the other big ones! Just because you paid more for a different tablet, doesn't make it better. Lol

Anyways my sympathy goes out to the OP at this time of loss...
[TouchPad General] LabattZ:
http://www.corninggorillaglass.com/#products-with-gorilla

HP isn't listed and last time I looked at the tech specs for the Touchpad, it said that it had a "film" that was scratch resistant. No-where have I ever seen HP (or anyone) advertise that the Touchpad has "Gorilla Glass".
[TouchPad General] MindSplit:
Put on a screen protector

Sent from my Rooted 2.3.4 Evo 3D
[TouchPad General] yareally:
Some companies don't want to be listed as having gorilla glass (most namely Apple). The list on their site is not 100% inclusive of all that use it.
[TouchPad General] LabattZ:
Yeah, the list doesn't explicitly list all participants. If the iPad has it, cool - never looked into anything iPad'ish.

That does beg the question though, why wouldn't you want to advertise that you have one of the most highly sought-after features in mobile computing? Maybe Apple doesn't want to be associated with it for the sole purpose of eluding that there's not similar to other tablets that have GG? Who knows... Apple's a weird duck.

HP's own tech specs declare:

My understanding of GG is that it's actually part of the glass, albeit the outside layer of glass; but not a "special coating"

Don't get me wrong, I'd LOVE for my Touchpad to have GG like my SGS. But I'm feeling that it's not. As such, I've ordered my protector from www.armorsuit.com
[TouchPad General] Genesis_Tryst:
Why would he do that now ? xD
[TouchPad General] engrkid:
According to the Touchpad teardown video on techrepublic, the digitizer isn't fused to the display and can be swapped out relatively easy.

Here's the teardown video:

http://www.techrepublic.com/videos/dojo/hp-touchpad-teardown-and-hardware-analysis/6254112

Detailed instructions for replacing the digitizer:

http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Installing-HP-TouchPad-Digitizer-Control-Board/6076/1
[TouchPad General] mattmiller:
Nice
[TouchPad General] jlpoupart:
hey wooties i am looking for an hp touch for parts, do you want to sell your broken touchpad, my e-mail is jlpoupart@msn.com

please let me know.
[TouchPad General] staymunch:
Dude this thread is from september...
[HTC EVO 3D] marcus316:
Hey I've been waiting for my invite we're is it Google
[HTC EVO 3D] jlear3:
Pm me ur email I will invite you

Sent from my evo with 2 cores and 3 D's
[HTC EVO 3D] Enraged21:
Can I have an invite as well?
[HTC EVO 3D] jayharper08:
Click the link in my signature. :)
[HTC EVO 3D] Enraged21:
All it does is take me to a log in page.

Tried logging in but it said their capacity is full like always.
[HTC EVO 3D] Bamba1260:
If you still need one, take a look below.
[HTC EVO 3D] Enraged21:
Thanks man. I got it!

Evo SHIFT
[Motorola Droid X2] Peperm1nt:
I have tried several of these apps (skype, GrooveIP, google callback, etc) and I have made some discoveries. In FroYo, You could not hold these calls once connected. By default, the phone would kill the data connection. In the GB update, I have found that the phone now will work for like ~1 minute with the screen off and the phone up to your ear(normal call position), but if u have the phone on speaker, then you can hold the call for however long you please.

My problem is that I have no cell coverage at my residence and VoIP is my only means of calling, and I wanna do it all from the cell phone. I have sent emails with the developers of GrooveIP since early June, and we have tried every setting and tweak and even had Cat logs and other debugs to try and fix this issue. Finally when the GB update came out, the app started working(pretty much, I'm proving this is a Phone issue not an App issue).

So my theory/question/topic I wanna ask is that, Is there anyway to maintain a data connection while in-call through WiFi? I have tried this on Data connections(3g) as well with no success further than the WiFi. Has anyone had excellent/better success with VoIP with the x2 than I have had? What are your thoughts/opinions? I would just really like for my issue/findings to be resolved. The calls now complete and work, its just nothing better than ~1 minute at the ear; however, speaker works just fine. I have had the Settings set to Screen ALWAYS on and within the apps, screen ALWAYS on.

Peperm1nt
[Motorola Droid X2] donlad:
I regularly use Skype on both 3G and WiFi, and it holds the call on both connections without problems.

I don't know what you've done.
[Motorola Droid X2] Peperm1nt:
All I kno is that its an annoyance. The call is fine for like a minute then messes up til I move the phone away from my ear n the screen returns.

Sent from my amazazing Droid X2
[Motorola Droid X2] ralphwiggum1:
Sounds like your wifi might be going to sleep. Change its wake policy to never sleep.

Settings.. wireless and networks .. wifi settings.. press menu and select Advanced... wifi sleep policy.. never... press menu and Save.

I still lose wifi connection occasionally, but still better than it going to sleep on purpose.

By the way, i have not tried it with voip.
[Motorola Droid X2] LancerV:
I use groove ip and make hour long phone calls without any issues
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rialsi6:
I'm using my evo as a fulltime hotspot for 1 laptop 1 desktop and one phone. speeds are just good enough to stream movies download ect, with no problems. And we use it allot. Am I overdoing it with the usage, or is anyone else doing it with out any problems or phone calls from sprint? I can accumulate several gigabytes a day.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daniel178:
Hello all,

I was just wondering what your impressions were re, the most stable ROM out now, the one with the least issues. Is there one that seems to be most hassle-free? I'm not nessasarily looking for a lot of bells and whistles...

Thanks!
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nemesis02:
Used to enjoy Theory's ROMs but felt that every few weeks he'd discontinue a ROM and release a new one. If you want a sense ROM that has a good following, I'm gonna be taking a look at SynergyROM, or if you want a non-sense ROM (AKA AOSP) I'd go CM7 (CynergyMod 7).
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cam30era:
I'm aosp fan personally. I've used Cyanogenmod extensively, as well as Omgb. I'm currently running TheROM V4 and it is rock solid stable and very responsive. Not many bells and whistles. Just vanilla gingerbread.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MONKY_1:
It depends on what you want aosp or sense

For me I'm an aosp girl(: I'm running cyanogenmod 7 v1.7(: loving it and. Ill give the kernel I'm using for battery life(:

If I don't want aosp anymore I always go to. http://teambamf.net/

I love das bamf!(: or if not go to http://themikmik.com/forumdisplay.php?1004-HTC-Thunderbolt-Developer-Forum I personal really like chingy's roms(:

I don't like Droid theory :P just saying
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fillyo:
If you like sense, I really like Chingy's Gingeritis 3D.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fixitsteve:
Second vote for Gingeritis 3D. Stable and great battery life if you just use better governors.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] loonatik78:
Definitely the wrong forum, bro.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sushiman79:
been rocking cleantheory to shiftsense for the past two weeks. both have been rock solid. DT is stopping development though, so take it for whatever that means. i think at some point all ROMS eventually lose development. hopefully whatever you choose is good enough for your daily driver if you dont like flashing over and over.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kaptain75329:
ShiftS3ns3 by DroidTho3ry rocks - give it a shot.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daniel178:
I think I'm going to give Gingeritis 3D a try. I'm not a pro at flashing new ROMs... i've only done it once (running BAMF 1.3 now). Is there anything special I should do? Is it just like flashing the BAMF ROM? (can I do it from ROM Manager?)

Thanks!
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kaptain75329:
DT mentioned that he's taking a break, so hopefully he won't be gone too long. His work is better than stock.. HTC ought to hire him and get out of his way.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asianrage:
If you want Sense ROM, can't go wrong with SkyRaider Preview 2 or ShiftS3NS3.

If you want AOSP based ROM, SHIFTAO5P hasn't given me any problems whatsoever.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ILMF:
If you can live without the 3d, skyraider preview 2 is rock solid.

courtesy of my bolt and tapatalk
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xs11e:
FWIW, I have been pretty pleased with the Synergy ROMs and I'd be running one now but...... I was one who fell victim to either the ROM Manager update or the CWM update and now cannot restore any of my backups. I tried various earlier CWMs w/o success and finally un-rooted, installed stock, did the OTA update and I'm back 100% stock.

I mention this because it's relevent to the question..... Battery life is good, the stability is excellent and, once customized to my liking, I really can't see much difference other than the "billions and billions" of crap apps VZW and HTC have added to the phone. If I could get rid of them I'd be just fine with the stock ROM believe it or not!

I'll probably re-root at some point and it's VERY likely I'll go back to the Synergy ROM because it works. I've had rebooting problems with other ROMs I've tried and I'm no longer in a mood to experiment, maybe later?

OK, it's later. I rooted, using Revolutionary, used Titanium backup to remove VZWs crapware and then figured why not? and installed the latest Synergy ROM.

I guess I just can't live with a non-rooted phone for 24 hours..... <sigh>
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] voxigenboy:
i keep trying out different roms all the time(sense & aosp based) and find that i'll keep going back to Synergy. it seems the most stable just i having issues with settling with just one rom.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yareally:
Everyone has a different opinion on what stable is. I think CM7 is plenty stable, but there are those that disagree for whatever logical/illogical reason. Mainly, if you aren't prepared to encounter issues either brought up by your own experimenting or those of the ROM developer, I would stay with what the phone came with and be happy you have a phone that (sort of) works :)

If you are more brave, then read on.

If you read the comments about most ROMs, there is no such thing as a 100% infallible, will never ever let you down, stable ROM. ROMs are generally bleeding edge and users accept the fact they may have bugs in exchange for the phone doing more than what HTC and verizon allowed them to do. However, ignore most comments, because those are generally just people that screwed something up either knowingly or unknowingly. Like people that go the the hospital (for those that have family members that work at one), not everyone is ready to admit they did something stupid and have it on public display :p
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Morkai Almandragon:
Skyraider with Ziggy's kernel is EXACTLY this. It has average to good battery life though. Everything works, including it being compatible with call recording and incredicontrol (voltage control app). It also has the notification tweaks that no one has quite duplicated and I have grown to love.

I find Synergy to be an excellent rom as well, but the themes available do not suit me at all. It does support everything with good battery life and also adds HTC Hub which is awesome. It also has DConfig, which I just have not gotten a great benefit from but I guess some might.

The theory sense rom was smooth as silk, and seemed to be a happy medium between the first two I posted.

Chingy's rom is VERY slick, but very vanilla. The fact that it is Odexed makes theming harder I think, but for me that means I cannot replace the HTC browser with the AOSP one, and I HATE THE SENSE BROWSER lol.

ALL AOSP roms seem to have squashed most of the crappy battery issues and get great battery life now. This added to a FAR FAR FAR better bluetooth stack for better use with wireless devices like Jawbone, AND compatability with PS3 hardware make them an awesome choice. The ONLY problem is the lack of reliable network location. This means google maps works perfect, but your web browser can and will put you across the world sometimes, as well as weather apps etc. This rules it out for me for now.

Hope that helps:)
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] movielover76:
Shifts3ns3 has been the best for me, while I liked synergy, it had more bugs and seemed much slower to me, shift has the useful 3.0 features without the slowdown of a full sense 3.0 rom
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Destke:
So i've got this little question today. Why do you need to check usb debugging while flashing a kernell or a rom?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dullah:
USB Debugging is intended for development purposes only. It can be used to copy data between your computer and your device, install applications on your device without notification, and read log data.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Its never been turned on and i must have flashed over a hundred times .

Only time i use USB debugging is to Freeze apps with Titanium backup otherwise its never used .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonny68:
I always just leave it on it's not a battery drainer or anything.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Archer:
You don't. Someone probably suggested it once and people who don't know any better simply repeated it. I mean no disrespect to anyone that thinks this, but it is simply wrong.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ithehappy:
Yes, you don't need it. I always keep it off for Kies and PC connection.
[General Questions and Answers] arifafzan:
if i want to flash latest custom rom by baadnewz for my sensation do i need to flash radio? if i didnt flash latest radio did it will effect that phones performance?i never flash radio on my phone coz i dont know how. please help. tq.
[General Questions and Answers] Bill Idol:
radio flash

I have the Thunderbolt so I'm not too sure how it works with the Sensation but if the Rom requires a different radio then you need to flash that radio or the cell phone or data won't work. Cell phone might work but guaranteed the data won't.
[General Questions and Answers] Jam182:
hi,

i have downloaded this radio ----> 12.54.60.25_26.09.04.11_M2

checked the md5 and flash it.

now if I check what radio I have installed from the phone it says: 12.54.60.25U_26.09.04.11_M2

why???

is it the same? or I installed another radio?

12.54.60.25_26.09.04.11_M2-->12.54.60.25U_26.09.04.11_M2
[General Questions and Answers] Jam182:
I figured that out bymyself

it's the same radio, but it can have different configurations U,P etc.

hope it helps somebody
[Gen8 General] Techngro:
Hey all. I usually have to sideload an older version of GV because I couldn't find it in the Market. Well, if you had the same problem, then that's over. Google Voice has been updated for tablets, and the Archos can see it in the market and install it. You might have to uninstall your previous version first.
[LG Optimus 3D] ShawnXVIII:
Just wondering im thinking about getting the LG thrill, would the root and cwm's work for it? Cause if thats the case cyanogenmod.com has some firmware ill just slap on this beast and be good to go
[LG Optimus 3D] dincdoes.me:
I've been asking the samething I just got the phone yesterday. When you root and install rom manager it comes up as optimus V so I'm stuck .. if you want to goforandroid clockworkmod.com you can somehow flash the LG Optimus 3d cwm but I don't know how nor do I want to brick my phone..
[LG Optimus 3D] Spartoi:
I'd like to know as well.
[LG Optimus 3D] Echts:
Only difference that seems to be is some carriers use different frequencies but that seems odd, LGs listings match up 100% AFAIK and should just be a naming thing and perhaps branding.

However ROOT should be no problem, flashing stuff like CustomROMs and CWM on the other hand could be dangerous if something isn't exactly the same but since Thrill just got out I'm guessing it will take a little while before a dev gets his hands dirty with one (since most that wanted one probably got a O3D instead).

The reason ROM Manager shows up as Optimus V is that Thrill registers as that because of P925 and for some reason ROM Manager sees that as a Optimus V.
[LG Optimus 3D] a2r3f:
so do you think if i rename my device in the build prop from 295 to 290 it should flash the correct recovery for Optimus 3D? Oh, i have ATT's LG Thrill by the way.
[LG Optimus 3D] Spartoi:
Thrill users have flashed O3D Roms and they say it worked with no problems. Just fix the APN.
[LG Optimus 3D] fft2006:
hi ups,do you flash your 925 with the 920's rom? i wonder