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[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stefeda:
Hi, because of my stupidity, I've flashed mod for Android Revolution Hd 5.2 on my Desire hd where it was installed 6.1 version and the phone don't start and in recovery mode, micro sd doesn't read. Can we help me? I've just formatted micro sd but nothing. Thanks and sorry for my english :(
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darren91teo:
Take out battery then put it back. Press vol down button while turning on. Choose recovery and flash 6.1.0 ROM again. FYI, you can mount SD card using from recovery.

Edit: my bad, never notice your phone cannot read SD card.

And I have no idea why it cannot read. Sorry. Maybe someone else know.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stefeda:
I've already tried but the recovery said E: Can't mount /sdcard and when I mount SD card from recovery it said Error mounting /sdcard!

EDIT: I solved the problem by formatting the micro sd using the SD Formatter
[Captivate General] gocats7:
Does anyone have a copy of neo r7 or r10?
[Captivate General] stewi21:
get it here :) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1023732
[Captivate General] gocats7:
Forgot the old thread....thanks
[Fascinate General] Eris _2.1_2010:
I have a Galaxy S MIUI boot animation. Here's a preview. Let me know if y'all like it and I'll see about uploading it.

Credit to original maker wherever they are.

Here's dropbox link. Can't upload, says unknown file.

Place in sdcard/MIIU/theme

http://db.tt/XEt7t4B

Here's the .zip

http://db.tt/AwAXMzJ
[Fascinate General] Kingali1997:
I like it but how do u create ur own
[Fascinate General] sageDieu:
that looks very nice, I'd be interested in trying it. If you can upload or send an mtz then I'll try it or just wait for you to finish, it looks great.

Sent from my MIUI SCH-i500
[Fascinate General] Eris _2.1_2010:
OP updated.
[Fascinate General] sageDieu:
Cool, gonna try now. Just so you know, you can upload it with the zip extension and it will work; then we can import it with file explorer and it will show up as a theme.
[Fascinate General] TCStehle:
You can download it from the online "boot animation" section in themes.
[Fascinate General] rmtobler:
+1............
[Fascinate General] sageDieu:
FYI, I put in a request and you can now upload mtz file types :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] lmcdesign:
Hello,

I'm designing a honeycomb music app and i was wondering about ask people about there experience with music. Here is probably the perfect place to do so...

What do you think the honeycomb can be better about music? What do you expect from a tablet music app ?

I'm giving some focus on content, information and this kind of thing. I see a lot of space to just put a "play/stop" button and a nice animation on the album cover.

A list of things that a suggest to add to my player :

.sync with pc ( like winamp for android do);

. online radio;

. real info about the singer, music and maybe the music on paper to player take a look;

As reference i see the imdb app. Its really nice app, organized and functional.

I'm already doing the concept. Here some pic:

Hope you like it. I can't post lot o images or demonstrations because the app will be comercial and this kind thing, sorry.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] PancakeShake:
Well guys I am moving to MT tomorrow and their is no reception there. :( I freaking loved this phone! So cheap, such a good plan pricing (optimus V) But I will be moving to Net10 service most likely. But I guess it is back to the basic phones for now :mad:

Inferior Human Organs for life!

Peace out!
[Motorola Droid X2] qudwis:
anyone know when we get the newer version of motoblur?
[Motorola Droid X2] religi0n:
Officially, probably never. But I know I am interested in it. Probably other people as well. Henceforth I will try to port it. Not likely I will do well though. Anyone who thinks they could be of assistance, let me know.

No promises, as I thought I'd look into it today.
[Motorola Droid X2] L2_n19h7m4r3:
Here is the Atrix version for the X2 (2.3.4) with goodies galore thanks to navenedrob.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sandeept:
Hi everyone looking for some advice.

Yesterday I noticed my Galaxy S screen wouldn't come on after taking it out of my work trouser pocket. Did the usual took the battery off and re-installed it. The screen is now black and not showing anything apart from the very top of the screen which shows some colour and fuzziness. I noticed this morning a half inch crack to the screen middle left of the phone which is internal. The crack is underneath the screen. Now I am 100% this has not been caused by me. The phone has been in a flip case since new and I have never dropped the phone or extreme pressure applied to the screen. The phone is in mint condition with no scratches what so ever. Took the phone to T-Mobile this morning as it is covered under warranty for 24 months and the phone is a year old. The first person I spoke to looked at the phone and saw the crack. They said to me that there would be no point sending it off for repair as it would be deemed as accidental damage. I did point out that there was know way I caused the crack. The person stated even having it in your pocket can cause the screen to crack if pressure is applied to it by other items e.g keys or if I pressed against it. The phone was the only thing that was in my pocket and it was a side pocket of my trousers where no pressure is ever applied. I have kept it in the same pocket of my work trousers for a year and never had any problems. The person then referred me to another collegue who was more helpful. She looked at the phone and confirmed that it was in mint condition with no scratches to the phone. She advised that she would send it off for repair but did explain that they could refuse to repair it or replace if it was deemed accidental damage.

I just have this bad feeling that it is going to come back with them saying it was my fault even though I know it wasn't. Does anyone have any views or opinions on what to do if this happens. I have searched the net and found other people around the world who have had the same problem with their Galaxy S. Looking at prices I will be looking at a few hundred pounds to repair it which I don't think is worth it.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] azzledazzle:
I know you say adamantly that you did not cause the crack, But in some way or other you must have..

I know you are extra extra careful with your phone, Im the same as mine, But there is no way the screen could just crack on its own.

It doesnt have a mind of its own, It didnt crack due to stress, it wasnt poorly. You must of accidently cracked it without realising.

The best you can do is hope it gets fixed under warranty, Otherwise scout around for a phone shop that could replace it for you.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ro_explorer:
Yeah .. sure!

Let me give you an example of ... my car.

The story:

Windshield broken due to a small rock on the highway (the usual stuff). Went to repair shop, new windshield installed. Everything was perfect until this summer (2 years later). The windshield was still in great condition, no cracks, no pinches, no nothing ... as new. One day, during the lunch break from work I've started the engine, and in one minute after the air conditioner started, the windshield cracked. It was a very sunny day and my car was parked in the full sun.

Who's fault it is? Mine for miss usage? Manufacturer of the windshield? God? poor assembly at the repair shop? pick one.

I would say that the amoled will be replaced because its obvious no mechanical stress was applied ... it was just a faulty unit, nothing more. I have a friend who replaced the amoled screen, under warranty, due to 3 dead pixels ... twice.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] azzledazzle:
wouldnt the heat from the sun, Then the sudden cold cause such thing to crack ? glass DOES break due to rapid temperature changes, Try this at your house. Put the hair dryer to the window on a really cold day and leave it till it breaks :p.

And your friend got his screen replaced because of dead pixels.... That is a fault, that was not his fault.

Its a strange case, but its hard to think the screen just broke of its own accord.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ro_explorer:
I was trying to underline the obvious .. sometimes things break doe to some other reasons than "you". It is obvious that a glass will be under great stress if you put it uncer big temperatures changes but still ... that glass was supposed to resist to such stress.

Same thing with the screen in question: the amoled is a thin film placed on top of some strong substrate. The whole structure is supposed to resist to certain stress and there is no way you can break it by miss usage unless you will break the outer glass also (gorilla glass + capacitive digitizer). So, no matter we are talking about dead pixels on a 2 months old screen or of a cracked amoled structure under the intact gorilla glass, the "cause" is the same : faulty unit (maybe is the amoled itself which has a flaw, maybe is the way it was mounted in the phone ... doesn't really matter).
[Galaxy S I9000 General] azzledazzle:
Maybe your right, But the whole thing is still very strange.

Anyway lets just hope the outcome is better, and it gets fixed under warranty.

But you know what these service centre folk are like, They will try anything to avoid repairs.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sandeept:
Thanks guys for your replies. As I said the crack is internal underneath the outer screen so surely if I had damaged it the outer screen would be damaged. I'm not very hopeful that T-Mobile will repair it but I'll just keep my fingers crossed.

I will let you know the outcome.

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] azzledazzle:
Does your contract have an insurance policy ? if so that should cover accidental damage (i know its not accidental, But they may say it is)

And if not, are T mobile fixing it, Or are they going to send it to samsung ?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Steph_1973:
Gotta admit its a cracking screen eh? [Nt]

:d :d :d :d :d :d :d
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sandeept:
Unfortunately I didn't take out insurance. The phone has been sent away by t-mobile for their repairers to assess but they did advise that it probably will come back not repaired due to the crack being my fault even though I said that I believe I didn't cause it.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] azzledazzle:
Well if tmobile send it back UN fixed, Send it back to samsung, Is it still under the 12 month warranty ?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sandeept:
I believe the warranty expires this week or next so probably wont be able to, thanks for the suggestion.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Valinorian:
If you get it back from T-Mobile unfixed, sent it directly to Samsung.

Maybe they'll still fix it. If they dont they'll probably will call you to tell you how much fixing it will cost. Start telling your whole story again and again, make them tired of hearing :P

If they dont listen, tell them you want to put in a complaint. Ask for an email adres or something were you can send your complaint email to. Dont let them send the phone back.

Send a large mail explaining everything, maybe put in some laws that apply to your case, like that it has to be faulthy when manufactured etc.

Also that you havent had any scratches on it and that the crack is UNDER the glass.

If they reply again with "we dont fix it" again send a mail with telling them that the phone is in mint condition and that the crack UNDER the screen came out of nowhere and that by law they have to fix it. Make them believe you'll sue them in court if they dont fix it.

Even call them if necessary.

Do everything to be a pain in the ass and meanwhile make sure they dont send the phone back during all this.

Maybe it will work, maybe it wont. But its better then giving up. Gives you a bigger chance of success.

manufacturers like dont like problems that take a long time. And if you proof yourself to be an annoying customer, one that shows he wont give up and do everything that they can to give the manufacturer a bad name, they'll probably think its better to win that particular customer over then to fight him. They dont like bad press.

Maybe they'll fix it, maybe they dont, maybe even they'll give you a discount at fixing it. At least you didnt make it easy for them.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sandeept:
Thanks for the reply. I am definetly not going to just be pushed aside and give up. If the phone comes back un-repaired I am going to complain to T-mobile and keep complaining to them. I will also take your advice and send it to Samsung and complain to them. I know lots of other people who have iphones without cases who do not look after them, scratched, dropped and are still working fine. Then the opposite end there is my phone which has been in a leather flip case from new protecting the screen. I have never dropped it and it doesn't have a scratch on it. Really annoying!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nobleskill:
Really there is only one reason a screen/windowzsheet of glass whatever will crack and that is due to force. Force of some sorts was applied to the screen and honestly, as much as you don't want to hear it, it was almost certainly because you leaned on in it. In the pocket and your next a desk, or a chair, and you wouldn't even know its happened 9/10 until you take the phone out to use it. Often the phone will still be "functional " except for the dark screen so you can still feel it vibrate with may's so it could be some hours later before you realise. Another possibility is it was a previous drop or bump that wasn't enough to do it there and then and has simply hit breaking point on this unfortunate day. :'( other causes are to much pressure when a replacement is fitted, as happens with car screens more often than you would think, all it takes is the smallest little bit of awkward pressure and sure enough. Extremely rare for this to happen on a phone as the screens are mounted and held in place in a fundamentally different way.

I've worked in phone shops and car dealerships to qualify my above statements and honestly for all the hassle you are going to face, from people like me mostly, that it simply doesn't break on its own and you being aware of the force is a mute point. The fact is the force was applied and the screen broke. You knowing it happened or even being responsible is not the point, the point is was it a manufacturing error that caused it. They gonna say no and its going to really piss you off and when all is said and done you'll wish you just got a new screen off eBay and fitted it yourself or found someone local who does it.

Just saying is all...

Hope you find a solution mate and I'm sorry if it seems cold but dem de facts....

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sasa037:
Hello guys i am new so i have a quick question.I see there and there someone complaing for broken screen on samsung galaxy from itself is this some general case like some HTC or just 1 in 1 000 000?I buying samsung galaxy s or google nexus s (s lcd) depending on your answear?

Sory mate for posting in your thread but this is prety much connected with your problem.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ro_explorer:
Any news on your issue ?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] buntoo:
@OP, Any update??
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sandeept:
Update

T-Mobile repair centre emailed me last week stating that the repair was out of warranty as it is physical damage and they quoted £138 to fix. I refused the quote and asked for the phone to be returned to the shop. In the meantime I wrote a letter of complaint to T-Mobile. I picked up my phone a couple of days ago from the shop. Yesterday morning received a phone call from a really nice lady at T-Mobile complaints investigation team. I explained to her the whole situation and she immediately said without disputing it that they would replace the phone free of charge for a new one. Hopefully it is arriving tomorrow - RESULT!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] azzledazzle:
WOW !!! that truly is a result ... Great news man ! I Highly highly doubted you would get any help considering the extremity of the circumstances.... its like a 1/10000 chance of that happening lol.

Buts its great that you are getting a new phone and havent been left with a HUGE bill.

a little moaning and complaining can go a very loooooooong way :D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sandeept:
Thanks, I was expecting an up hill battle with T-Mobile but I certainly was surprised after just one letter of complaint and an apology from them. Makes me wander about other customers who have gone through the same thing and not bothered to take it further and lost out on a replacement phone.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ramas123:
I am glad for you! Of course the damage was mechanical and you were responsible for it, but seems you are very valuable customer of t-mob because they decided to replace your phone. Enjoy it!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nobleskill:
Persistence will almost always beat resistance ... well done that man!! B-)

Sent from my GT-I9100T
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Talon26:
Nice one! Glad to see T-mobile value their customers :)

Best result you could have hoped for!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] eternalko:
I think your Gorilla Glass was faulty.

Defected.

Ask them to perform some routine stress test on the glass according to Gorilla Glass standards.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nobleskill:
Wait what? Or as another option... don't and just enjoy the new replacement handset when it drops and say nice things about the company to as Manny iPhone owners as possible .... especially if like 8/10 ones out there its got the smashed glass from and back!!

Well if you have to time, sure keep hassling them, but I'd be moving on. Quit whilst miles ahead is fitting I think.

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy S I9000 General] buntoo:
@OP: Glad for You, Congrats :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] rogem_kk:
Ahm, it was the display that was cracked, not the digitizer.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] davesalmon:
Ha thats amazing!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] bhu1:
Well its just luck sometimes. My friend has dropped his galaxy s like 40-70 times and still didnt harmed his phone . i have also dropped it once but nothing happened ( thank you god).

hit thankxx if i helped. sent from my mind through telepathy (ya its possible)!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Talon26:
Hey just remembered..... What are you doing with the broken device? Do you have to return it?

If you still have it in your possession then could you please send it over to Adam Outler. He's leading the development of the unbrickable mod. You can read all about it in this link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1236273
[Eee Pad Transformer General] mickey78:
hey,

quick question, we are in the process of flashing a pad here with BRK's toolkit v7, and we chose the option to do a full backup. The backup seems to take forever. in fact, it is around 530MB in size, and we've been waiting for about 2 hours now with only 150mb done. We don't necessarily care about the backup, is there anyway to skip it at this point or do we have to way the full time. thanks
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ultimdan:
Hi, I would like to know as well. Mine is taking like 2 minutes to do the full backup, then tell me that the file does not exist (sys-backup.img). Is it only to have our programs reinstalled or is it needed to unroot?

Thanks,

Danny
[Eee Pad Transformer General] brikimg:
brk's rootkit V7 beta11

I was unable to get a successful root (B50 series) when selecting the full system backup. I got the backup file pretty quickly and I saw the system.img file and it was 512k. But the dialog box said it failed, not being able to find the file, then the PC GUI got stuck. I tried several things; cycling out and then back in APX mode - no-joy, then pressed the backup and root button again, got a series of CMD line windows that I had to manually close, that seemed to allow the GUI to step through the process, but even though the GUI declare the root was successful, it was not.

Finally, I rebooted everything and made sure I said NO to the popup asking to do the full system backup and voila, I was up and running in root.

Thanks!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NichoRyan:
So I have the EVO 4G rooted with Unrevoked running Cyanogen7. The phone had been working flawlessly for a few months but suddenly the volume down button started sticking. It wasn't too bad - it would just turn the volume down by itself and hold down until I pushed the volume up button. Shortly after this happened, I turned my phone off - BAD move.

Now whenever I try to turn my phone on, it is stuck in the HBOOT menu. As if that isn't bad enough, I can't use the volume buttons to scroll, nor can I use the power button to select. I've tried EVERYTHING I can think of but nothing has changed.

ANYYYYY HELP WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!

Thanks!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] efeboAbel:
i've wondering if it's possible to make an Android ROM based on Honeycomb for Tablet have it running on a nokia n800? what do i need? if this is possible, nitdroid project has not been active for the n800 port, i have seen some video showing n800s running eclair or even froyo, but this people doesnt responde at all, nitdroid says the n800 port has been stopped and instead n900 port is in the making, i wanna give a try for myself if something can give me some guidance i would appreciate it so much

Thanks so much in advance

BTW

I managed to install nitdroid on my n800,. but we are talking about donut, and is kinda slow , dont have sound at all, and the main objective is to ditch maemo and to have android as primary OS in the tablet, before getting enough money to buy a MMP powered with android, like the samsung galaxy player 50 or some other android device equally small like the n800

Thanks again guys for any help
[Xperia Play General] edokassiah:
http://youtu.be/-3n5ZfkqhzE

hope this can help someone who needs to take there xperia apart i ordered a white housing for mine gonna take a crack at when it comes in

also as seen in the video there taking apart a r800x and u can clearly see the sim card slot wonder if its unsoldered\

ps its not my video just messing around youtube and found this
[Xperia Play General] antispiral:
Hey could you give an update once you install the casing regarding it's difficulty?
[Xperia Play General] superscientific:
I want to do this as well! It looks kinda difficult though. Let me know how it goes!
[Xperia Play General] gjpax:
I'l also join the que to find out how its goes as im looking at buying white housing
[Xperia Play General] edokassiah:
dam it i totally forgot is the housing on the r800x the same as the gsm models?

when i ordered the housing it didnt specify if it fir certain models of the phone

and i found it on ebay guys just search xer play white housing

like 50 bucks
[Xperia Play General] antispiral:
Yes there is no change in the dimensions between the gsm and cdma play so it should work fine.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] spaccamazzi:
Hi everyone! After checking the forum on possible quirks that can be encountered when installing MAGLDR I hope someone can help me with the following:

I am trying to install Android on the HD2 via full-NAND-flash (i.e. directly via USB without SD card). I read tons of webpages and I believe I understood the necessary steps. Check the SPL; Install Hspl; Install MAGLDR; etc.

I tried to install MAGLDR 1.13 and everything went nice and quick: 100% complete on the phone; 100% complete on the PC; click on finish; phone reboot .......... and now the HD2 does not go past the green-on-white HTC splash screen. No boot. :(

I can still acess the colour-striped bootloader, which reacts if I connect the USB cable. No more.

What have I done wrong? Can it be recovered?

Thanks in advance for any suggestion.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] hedgy2136:
You need to do a bit more reading (it's fundamental). Flashing MAGLDR is only the first step in getting Android on NAND. Next, you'll need to flash CWM and if you're going to install Android, you are going to have to have an SD card.

It's clear you read enough to get as far as you have. I suggest doing a bit more.

Start here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=905841