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[Motorola Droid Bionic] karthakon:
Ok here's the libflashplayer.so file and the script this should work on any Android running 2.3

Using something like root explorer create a directory called "flash" in your data directory.

Extract both of the attached files to the new directory.

Make sure the permissions on both files are set to rwxr-xr-x

Use script-manager from the market to run 99fixhulu as root.

Now you should be able to watch hulu videos in the browser as long as the user agent is set to desktop.

If it works use script manager to run the script at boot, or put it in /system/etc/init.d if your ROM supports it.

This is for flash version 11.1.111.5

DO NOT FLASH THIS ZIP from recovery.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] smokedkill:
I used to be one of you paying hulu customers until I found out that I couldn't watch all of their videos on my Xbox 360. If I'm going to pay and upgrade to plus, I want to be able to watch all of their videos on my Xbox.

The entertainment industry has all these dumb rules and wonder why they have a problem with piracy. They don't need anything like SOPA to protect them if they have policies that make sense. If they want more users paying for hulu plus, they need to find a way to allow their paying customers to use the service how they want, not restricting and limiting access on certain devices.

On Xbox, it would allow me to watch the latest season of certain shows, but if I tried to watch the previous season, it said it wasn't available on this device. I canceled within days of realizing this. I would have kept the service if it wasn't for this issue. Instead, I kept my Netflix streaming account and supplement it with unauthorized sources (their silly limitations pushed me into having to use piracy websites to be able to watch what I want. The problem isn't my willingness to pay for content, but for the service telling me how I can and can't use their service when there is no real reason for it)
[Galaxy S II General] avidahiya:
i just installed cynogen 7 nightly on my rooted s2 through rom manager premium it did not work it was struck on boot screen then i played with some mount/unmount settings in recovery mode it worked fine then but md memory is nt being picked up help plz
[Galaxy S II General] avidahiya:
dont know wt is da problem bt wenever i need help frm xda u ppl r neva der

:-(
[Galaxy S II General] TheSaw:
You were never there for me... you never cared... *sniff sniff*... I'm going to my mother, and I'm taking the kids with me. Don't even try to stop me.

Try asking in this thread, and describe the steps you took to get in this situation with more details. And don't ask for urgent help, there's Samsung service for that, these are discussions forums.
[Galaxy S II General] JJEgan:
Most definitely again.

jje
[Galaxy S II General] skimminstones:
Maybe if you didnt type in stupid text speak people might be more inclined to help.
[Galaxy S II General] JJEgan:
I agree i dont understand the OP problem .

jje
[Galaxy S II General] pulser_g2:
If you use proper words in a manner like this and the other replies, you will find people understand you. I put both your posts through google translate and it didn't have a clue what this was about :)

/facepalm
[Galaxy S II General] Archer:
I recently installed CM7 (nightly) on my rooted Samsung Galaxy S2, using ROM Manager Premium. It didn't quite work as I expected and became stuck at the boot screen. I then played with some mount and unmount settings in recovery mode and it worked fine after that, but now my SD memory card is not being recognised. I'd appreciate it if anyone could offer me some advice.

I have no idea what the problem is, but whenever I need help from fellow members of the xda community, no-one is ever available!

Sad face :(
[Galaxy S II General] Archer:
Try rebooting the phone with no SD card, then turn it off, put it back in, and turn it back on again.

If that doesn't help then you really need to carefully examine the mount/unmount options in recovery mode, as that's what has caused the problem.
[Galaxy S II General] avidahiya:
Screw you that is really a good advice moron I fixed it anyways as always by my self when you will get into a problem you can't fix then go to samsung and sell yourself

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] avidahiya:
Sorry for chat language next time I will keep that in mind

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] avidahiya:
Problem solved by flashing stock rom maybe my version of cyanogen did not store sd card thanks anyways

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] avidahiya:
@ pulser

I will keep that in mind not to use chat language again

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] siddardhab:
All i can get from the above post is that the op's problem is fixed,and for the remaining part of the post,I have read it 10 times,yet did not get it.
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
Just to say, once I start reading a post and I see "text speak" I stop straight away and carry on with something else. Something about "text speak" makes me think the person posting is dim and would be very hard to help. Nothing against the OP just my bigotry.
[Galaxy S II General] Archer:
Lol. Okay mate. If that's what happens when I genuinely try to help you then I shall bear in mind never to do it again.
[Galaxy S II General] TECK:
fail 10 chars
[Galaxy S II General] avidahiya:
John you are getting me wrong that was for saw you are the only person who helped me thanks man
[Galaxy S II General] avidahiya:
In short the problem was I was struck at cyanogen boot animation
[Galaxy S II General] avidahiya:
Afterwards when the boot animation problem was resolved I had another problem that cyanogen was not reading my sd card
[Galaxy S II General] acolwill:
the correct word is "stuck"
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jinxeshisu:
Hello.

I just got my Motorola Atrix about a couple weeks ago, and my phone decided to tell me that it had updates. Not used to it, I went ahead and installed them and when my phone restarted, I found I had a new theme.

The thing is... I am NOT a fan of this new theme, nor am I impressed in the slightest. To be honest, I really hate it and want my previous theme back.

My question is whether or not I can get my previous theme back or not. I have no idea what I'm doing so I'm really hoping someone out there knows, or I'm going to go to Bell Mobility tomorrow and have them fix it for me.

So please, tell me the good news and that I can change it back.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alcapone263:
well, it seems you updated to Gingerbread. your only choice now is to unlock your bootloader, and install the froyo fruit cake by SamCripp. once you're on gingerbread, if you try to RSD flash to downgrade your system, you hardbrick your device, so whatever you do do NOT try to downgrade in any other way except flashing a fruitcake.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ccrows:
Whatever you do, do not RSD back to Froyo!

Anywhoo... For me I hate EVERYTHING about Motoblur, and it wouldn't matter what firmware version I was on.

With that said, a simple change like downloading and installing Launcher Pro from the market is enough for me to enjoy this phone...
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WiredPirate:
Again DO NOT RSD BACK TO FROYO! you will brick.

Once you unlock your bl there are MANY dif themes and ROMs to choose from, not just the froyo fruitcake (unless your just dead set on the moto froyo theme).. Find one you like better than the blue blur and problem solved. :)
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] negrobembon:
Is there any semi transparent theme for stock 2.3 rooted rom? I installed a transparent one but some thing were unreadable with some wallpapers
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaddadial:
Not stock but you can try this rom http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1209891. It features transparency in most of the stock apps.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] negrobembon:
Its good man thanks, but i was looking for something simpler like flashing a theme or if somebody told me how to do it myself

I downloaded a transparent look.zip from a theme here but its too transparent, so it limits mt choice of wallpapers
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] negrobembon:
Useless topic, i managed to make it myself:-B
[Droid X General] jconner05:
Got this DX from a friend, thinking it might just be a SBF flash away from being fixed.

Won't boot past 'M' and couldn't even access stock recovery. I don't know what he did to it.

Anyway, I RSD'd it and it does it thing. RSD says phone rebooted and everything passed, but the phone is back at the bootloader. I pull the battery, put it back in and the bootloader is still there.

I do another RSD flash. This time it actually tries to reboot, but hangs at the 'M' again. I let it sit for about 20 minutes and it never changes and RSD says reboot manually. I do another battery pull and reboot it. Still stuck. Tried it with a different SBF for the X, same results. Battery is dead now, gonna charge it with my roommate's X in the morning.

Just wondering if anyone has come across this and knows a solution, if there even is one. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Note: I'm using RSDLite 5.5
[Droid X General] infazzdar:
I recommend trying an older version of RSD Lite. Try 4.8 or 4.9.
[Droid X General] jconner05:
Will give it a shot when I can charge the battery, thanks!
[Droid X General] milski65:
4.8 always worked for me. You should look into 1kds linux disc as well. Once you burn it you'll never use rsd again.
[Droid X General] Macificient:
Press both camera buttons after attempting to access stock recovery by holding power and home. sbf using rsd lite 4.7 grab the full

flash sbf 3.3.340 /not system only file! Should be about 486,000mb. (Might need winrar to extract file before flashing with

rsd.)

Instruction: (1)Sbf 3.3.340 full flash

(2) When rsd says manually power up the phone. Disconnect from computer, and pull battery.(3) Boot holding home and power button. Click both volume keys down to access stock recovery.(4) Wipe data factory reset.

This worked for me! Good luck.
[Droid X General] jconner05:
So I tried using an older version of RSD (4.8) and got the same results, although I'm now stuck at the older white 'M' as opposed to the newer red one.

I used VRZ_MB810_2.3.34_1FF_01.sbf and still cannot access the stock recovery. I'm starting to think the phone is fubar. Anymore ideas?

Gonna try the linux way in a few.
[Droid X General] milski65:
Since you have the white motorola its on 340, so thats a good sign. Did you try to burn 1kds? Google stuck at white moforola. I'm pretty sure your phone isn't fubared
[Droid X General] jconner05:
I just tried 1kds with the same result. Stuck at white 'M' with no access to stock recovery. I read somewhere that this could be a RAM hardware failure, but I really hope it's not.
[Droid X General] milski65:
I googled it and came up empty. Other than to try sbf again. Damn I wish I could help more. Sorry for your situation.
[Droid X General] jconner05:
Gave up on it and sold it for parts. Oh, well.
[Droid X General] sefirosu0522:
That stinks man. Did you at least have insurance on it?
[Droid X General] jconner05:
It was an extra phone that no one was using. Just got it to maybe flash roms and stuff on lol. No big deal.
[Droid X General] sefirosu0522:
Oh not bad. I think that whenever I get a new phone ill keep my dx just to mess around with.
[Droid X General] jconner05:
Yea, that's why I wanted it lol. Oh, well.
[Droid X General] fetalp:
Damn thats a shame. Im having the exact same issue now. Nothing but the logo popping up. Cant get into recovery. Anyone come across a fix yet
[Droid X General] infazzdar:
I'm nearly positive an SBF is the only remedy. The issues everyone seem to be having with SBFing is very odd.
[Droid X General] barracudacm:
use linux ... its easy

I's guessing your sbf file is not right in the head somehow. I would try redownloading the sbf and make very sure it is for the version of bootloader you are on. ALSO might try an sbf from linux. I have had lots of problems with RSD Lite in Windows that seem to solve themselves in linux, plus with linux there are no drivers to install. I will private message you with some good instructions with a type of ALL in ONE process. let me know if u have any problems..

email me at

barracudacm@gmail.com
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] sacnotsack:
I've searched all over, because a while back I thought I seen a post somewhere about hooking up external usb devices to the phone, but I can't find it anymore. Is there an adapter or special cord that will allow you to hook up your DINC 2 to an external hard drive?

Sent from my DINC2 in Yuma, AZ
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] K3nDroid:
It would be nice if there was also a way to plug a flashdrive into the charger connection on the side of the phone and be able to read from that. People could have special collections of apps and roms that could be shared with friends by simply letting them plug in your flash drive. I honestly don't understand why this hasn't been an option. why couldnt a flash drive be pluged into one of these adapters (http://www.google.com/products/cata...=X&ei=PRh6Ts68OqrQiAKClK3JDw&ved=0CL0BEPMCMAM). from here it would just be a matter of the phone being able to read the information off the flashdrive, which im sure some developers could find a way..
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] lightninjay:
As far as I know, the main issue is whether or not the USB port supports a USB host function. It's similar to the concept of a computer being able to support high-def video but not having an HDMI-out port through which to broadcast the signal. Then the second hurdle to jump over is whether or not a USB Host Stack has been written/and or provided in the software. That's where a dev would be able to write a stack (not very easy) for the phone.

Here's a little reading on the subject.

http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/usb/host.html
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] K3nDroid:
That is some good reading.. Heres some more I found about it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=751535
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] sacnotsack:
Maybe I should have read this when I haven't been drinking. I might understand a little better. But it sounds like a lot of work. I would be willing to donate like 50 bucks if someone could get this working for the DINC2 and my external hard drive.

Sent from my DINC2 in Yuma, AZ
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] lax4mike:
'twould be cool
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] PacerguyDon:
This would be very cool. I hope that someone can do something with this. I'd be willing to donate to the cause ;)
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] sacnotsack:
I found something that might work, I haven't got it to work myself though.

Sent from my DINC2
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Flappyraccoon:
I was intrigued and googled your image. Found and installed USB Host Controller but it said the phone does not have the OTG or HOST driver installed. On the app page it links to Nexus One USB Host project page saying Snapdragon/HTC supported kernels can be found there or something along that nature. From what I can gather it would need to be added into a kernel something which I have no idea how to do. Also, it sounds like ICS will support this feature by default so I doubt the devs will go out of their way to implement it. One can always dream though ;). Hope that helps!
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] danielholm:
Then what happened?
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] dets34:
why not just toggle USB mode and use your computer as a "External" HDD.........
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] sacnotsack:
Absolutely nothing. It was a failed attempt.

Sent from my DINC2
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] sacnotsack:
Because at the time, my computer took a dump and no longer worked. But I recently got a new one.

Sent from my DINC2
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] joefrog1996:
Yea who doesn't want to lug around an external hardrive? The chicks dig the extra space :cool: