yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] hengmy:
the unlock tool shows i am unlocked, when i deploy the xap, the look like deploying but at last will failed, said i need a unlock / plug in usb.

it not failed immediately, but after deploying for sometime.

if the phone is locked, it will show the failed message once i deploy.

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no it wont :)
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] onisto:
Succussful installed from "[DFT Freedom ROM] Mango 7720" without problem!

THX for your work, ansar!
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] schlitzohr1812:
Hey folks.

Got a few problems here:

1) I recognized that the app-list isn't seperated into the different letters any more. In 7712 it was.

2) I can't sync with Zune anymore. Already got the latest Zune version, but i can't change the sync-relationship, my phone is only a "guest". Even manual sync does not work (drag and drop music at the phone-symbol at the bottom left of Zune). It says "added 1 album" but does not do anything.

Greetz
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] stewartk:
ive installed this but im now having market problem, error c101a006. ive read back and i didnt click cancel when phone is checkin for update.. culd this b a problem

help please
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] datusio:
hi can I install this release on mango official release htc mozart?thank youu

7.10.7720.68

firmware: 2250.21.40600.401

revision: 0004

software radio: 5.69.09.05a_22.50.50.21U

bootloader 4.6.2250.0(129193)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Coolahmed:
Can i root my China phone with android 2.2 (Froyo)?

I want to root it and install some Light ROMS..

Its very laggy and slow like turtle.

If anyone can help me please do. Thanks

If no can i install Android Revolution HD? (I've done it for my DHD tho) lol.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] gs63:
What kind of phone is it?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Coolahmed:
Its a random china phone with 4.3 Inch touch screen and 512MB of ram.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] yareally:
That's not exactly very descriptive. It has to have some more identification than that.

Imagine saying this to us, "I have a random car, can't tell you much about it, but can I easily install a Chevy Corvette engine in it?"

For all we know, the "car" in my metaphor is an AMC Gremlin, lol.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] nathanzahra:
chinese phone

Same problem with my Vodafone/Touch T9199.. upgraded to the latest rom through the system itself but i just simply cant root.. when i use fastboot it stays "waiting for device" even though i installed the drivers and turn on usb debugging.. all info on the phone by Z-Device Test attached

Thanks a lot :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] costasx:
Anything new on rooting Chinese T9199C phones? Mine has Android 2.3.5 and tried Gingerbreak but no luck.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] CKKnot:
On the device...

-tick/on usb debugging

open up cmd prompt,

-enter path to adb.exe files...

-type "adb.exe logcat", don't press enter yet

-reboot the device and wait until screen is black

-Press enter on your pc

-copy all logcat and post it here ^^
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] danyal241:
I have android froyo 2.2.2.

Model number is de88plus by ivio mobil.

CDMA baseband M7627-E2_V2.22

GSM says unknown(but it works on both cdma and gsm)

kernel ver 2.6.32.9-perfroot@scm #2

Build FRG83G

I tried to check it it was recognized by adb but when I type adb devices it doesnt list any devices with the phone attached. Hence when I go for logcats it just says waiting for devices.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] sarjeyll:
How can i upgrade/port a new ROM to my chinese phone?

Hi

i bought a Chinese Note 2 look alike phone.

android version: 4.1.1

Baseband: MAUI.11AMD.w12........

kernel: 3.4.0 root@abc-desktop

build e1901....

CPU quad core 1.2 ghz

5.5" display

i want to change the OS and to port or upgrade to cyanogenMOD

please help me to root it and upgrade.

thanks
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] beto2051:
how to Root the phone galaxy note II I9220

good afternoon

I'm new here and would like to Root my phone, but not which program to use

he and a replica of galasy II Replica note.

can someone help me?

please

this configuration and it

C5b

I PAD 9220

Model: A520

android 4.0.3

kernel 2.6.32.9

the version number 20120926
[HTC Sensation] mrg02d:
Hello,

FIRST OFF!

This thread is NOT for discussing whether or not benchmarking is useful. If you feel the need to flame me or anyone here for CARING about benchmarks, then go find another thread to piss in! I made this thread to clean up Faux's thread as it was taking over.

Ever since moving to any of the newer CM7 updates, I have noticed extremely low benchmark scores on CF Bench. When on CM7-1 with one of faux's kernels, everything is fine. (Cf Bench = 7000)

When I say low, Im talking 4000 on CF Bench despite OCing to 1.56Ghz. That is far below what the Sensation STOCK is measured at...

Notes:

1-Scores can be all over the place. At one point, I got a 6400. This would immediately become a 5000, and then back to 4000 range.

2-I have tried using three different methods of controlling the clock. (System tuner by 3c and fauxclock, both recommended by faux for his kernels, and then the CM7 performance settings). Fauxclock had the best outcome, but EXTREMELY unstable!

3-I have done NUMEROUS restarts along with cache clearing and dalvik clearing. I even pulled the A-Bomb out and used the superwipe script to start fresh. After the a-bomb, I DL only what I needed to test with...

4-My phone feels laggy, which goes along with the crappy scores.

At this point, I am restoring to my trusty Alpha 1 + faux kernel. While that works, I feel I will wind up getting left behind.

What could cause this? What are some things I may have overlooked? Others DONT have this problem, at all.

Matt
[HTC Sensation] rddocke:
well i will say benchmarking isnt a totally conclusive. although there isnt any other method of tangible scoreing as of yet. However i will say that if your phone is laggy then your benchmarks are a good way to test why.

scoreing varies when you have active apps in the background unknowingly.

also if you flashed a new rom and kept your old kernel that will dramatically reduce your scores. check out some other kernels for your new rom and see if that makes a difference.

try flashing back to stock and deleting the kernel, then flash the CM7 rom without the kernel in your system and run a test.

theres a lot of things that will change your scoreing.

let me know what you get out of this.
[HTC Sensation] mrg02d:
I came from ARHD with fauxs kernel. I did a superwipe and then flashed cm7-1 and then flashed fauxs kernel. Everything was great until I tried any of the new CM7's...Just tried cm7-6 and got a WHOPPING 3000!!!!!!!!! YAY!!!!!!!!

I knew it would be low, just playing with the phone. I find it so weird that going back to cm7-1 fixes everything.

Either their new updates kill my performance for whatever reason, or going from one cm7 build to another is a no go. (I did a superwipe just to be sure when going from alpha1 to alpha 5).

Damnit.

If it werent for seeing others with good scores, I would blame cm7 or faux's kernel. Its got to be some little quirk with my phone. (And a few others).

Matt
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kirt231:
Is There native video calling on the epic?

I have seen other galaxy s phones and they have a video call button on the dial pad. But I have a message button.

Is it a gingerbread feature?

I am on gingerbread but its a leak. Eh17. And I know some of the features are disabled like the over scroll and the crt animation and the gingerbread keyboard.

Is this one of the disabled features maybe?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
Wouldn't that be sweet? I think they will be pushing the Video in Google Talk when official GB hits. We all know how horrible Qik was.

I did not hear anyone mention it on the Galaxy II Epic Touch which comes with Gingerbread so doubt it will be included. Were the phones you saw European Galaxy S phones?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Assassindeity:
i was wondering this too, does anyone know why its not there?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JohnCorleone:
I was using it on my Epic on EH17 and it works very well. I tried to add it to Froyo but no joy. It works extremely well on the ET4G with the 2 megapixel front camera. I did a 20 minute video chat with qbking from my Epic. I was on 4G and there was no lag or stutter but there was occasional sound loss for 2 seconds and it picked right back up. I think GB 2.3.4 is required for it to work
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mjben:
You're saying Google talk with video works on gb? And is the front camera not sideways?

Sent from a secret underground bunker
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kirt231:
No I saw it on my friends at and t galaxy s. I forget what one it is but yea.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kirt231:
So how do you enable it? Its not an extra charge with sprint is it? Cuz on the bottom of the dial pad its a green call button then a grey or black back up button and then a text message button where the video call button should be but its not.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kirt231:
So do I need to download Google talk to get the video call button in the dial pad?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
No. It will enable video calling option in Gtalk. There is no app for native video calling on the Epic. However a Google search of this reveals Google's intent to put it in 2.3.4. I am guessing you saw it on a non-Galaxy S phone since none of the US carriers have GB yet. But the Conquer and Galaxy S II series have 2.3.4 as well as the Nexus and no one has mentioned this native video calling. So is Sprint not supporting it to avoid the bandwidth overload?

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OK, just read some of the articles and they are talking about Google Talk with video. So not sure where you saw the video call button on the dial pad unless it will be integrated with the Google Talk and for contacts that have it enabled.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JohnCorleone:
Look for the one Shinydude posted. The the pictures are the right side up, and the video option is inside to G-Talk app. I flashed it on Hurricane and CompKid's ROMs and it works well. If anyone needs a link,.let me know. EDIT..wipe cache and Dalvik and flash this. It will automatically reboot your phone..

http://db.tt/e8AEwiOU
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JohnCorleone:
http://db.tt/e8AEwiOU
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] txtmikhail:
flash this with 2.2 or 2.3?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kirt231:
Maybe it was on a galaxy s 2 phone. And I was mistaken. But it was definitely not on the epic tho. But another galaxy s phone or at least some Samsung phone with touch wiz 3. Cuz the dial pad looked exactly like mine but with the video call button instead of the messaging button.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
John has the Epic Touch Galaxy II and no video call button on the dialer. Maybe you saw an Iphone 4? Dialers are similiar, right?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JohnCorleone:
Yup, option the dialer is exactly the same. The link I posted for G-Talk w/ video chat works on 2.3.4 ROMs only... at least it didn't work on the Froyo ROMs I tried but I am pretty sure you need to be on GB 2.3.4 so EH06, AND EH17 ROMs are fine. Kenny, is EG22 2.3.4 or 2.3.3?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
It is 2.3.4 on EG22. So you are saying in the stock dialer the video call option is available with Gtalk video added?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JohnCorleone:
No, its only inthe G-Talk app. There's a little videocam icon instead of a green dot when others with video chat (either on phone or PC) are available. I chatted with TheRoot as well. He was on his PC and I was on Urban Decay..I answered my own question..lol. It does work on EG22.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zanderman112:
So, the OP thinks that on one of the AT&T GS variants, there is a video call button on the bottom of the phone diaer? Well, that's either captivate or infuse 4g, so it shouldn't be hard to find a pic or video.

Posted by Mr. Z's Epic 4G Touch+Keyboard
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kirt231:
Not at all. I have a galaxy s phone so I know exactly how it looks. And it was a galaxy s phone and it was the same except for the video call button
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ragnar:
Do we need to uninstall or remove any previous versions of Gtalk prior to flashing this one or does it automatically replace existing versions? :confused:
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JohnCorleone:
Just wipe cache and Dalvik. After you flash it, the phone will automatically reboot. It will take a bit to boot because you wiped cache/dalvik
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ragnar:
Lol I had already flashed by the time you replied, but a million thanks, working perfect.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
Here it is but I don't recognize the phone and people posting appear to be from Canada:

http://www.samsunggalaxysforum.com/samsung-galaxy-s-how-to/how-to-make-video-call/
[Dell Streak 7] bstylz911:
so i got my streak today USED yay :]

its on 2.2

and i keep getting this error like GOOGLE FRAMEWORK F/C than it says SYSTEM EXCEPTION...

any help?
[Dell Streak 7] otnos:
Since you bought this used, its no telling what the other person has done with it. So I suggest you flash the tablet with one of the stock rom in this forum, or try to do a factory reset to begin fresh, instead of trying to trouble shoot. Flashing with the stock rom is the best solution.
[HTC Desire S] mimirom:
Hi all,

so I've been reading around here for a few weeks now. Found a few guides on rooting the Desire S and tried to get basic orientation.

Now I'd like to discuss my particular situation for a bit with you guys, before I attempt to actually do the job on my phone.

There is a slight difference between where I'm finding myself and where all the rooting guides seem to aim:

I bought my Desire S already S-OFF'ed.

You can see my exact specs at the lower end of this post.

As it appears, AlphaRev and Revolutionary are supposed to be used with S-ON devices. I'm not sure what would happen if I run these tools with my S-OFF device.

GingerBreak doesn't work with HBOOT-0.98.0002. So that won't help me either.

The most promising method i found so far is the Temproot + Revolutionary method by Silver Bullet, which has been tested on a device with the exact same Hboot and ROM build as mine, with the only exception, that I am on S-OFF.

Today I've been successful in achieving temporary root access, using the commands from Silvers thread. (I got the # prompt.)

Sof far, so good. Now I've got and S-OFF'ed device with temporary root access possibility.

Silver proposed this in a personal message (hope it's ok I'm posting it here):

You could try to get temporary root access using the commands I have posted in my guide. If you get the "#" prompt then you have root access, so you could use dd from the command prompt to a) backup your current HBOOT, just in case, and b) flash the recovery manager of your choice.

With the recovery manager in place, you'd be able to flash whatever rom you like.

Please note that I have no means to test this procedure on my own!

You should take your risks if you dare! :-)

Now I don't understand how I "use dd from the command prompt to a) backup your current HBOOT, just in case, and b) flash the recovery manager of your choice."

So what do all of you think about this approach? Do you see it as safe? If not, what could possibly be a safer method? Any other suggestions/comments?

Also, could anyone kindly direct me to some info about how exactly do I flash a recovery in this setup?

Thanxalot! :-)
[HTC Desire S] kartikk:
since you are already s-off i think you should be able to install a custom recovery on your device(im not sure about this you may want to wait for someone else to confirm this just to be safe)

once you have a custom recovery you can install a custom ROM or a prerooted stock ROM to gain ROOT access

try this recovery

this is the link to the DS index thread for easy access to more useful threads
[HTC Desire S] kylon:
If you are s-off, you have fastboot so you can flash a recovery with adb. And flash a new rom
[HTC Desire S] mimirom:
Yea, I've been thinking in the same direction.

So there are two possibilities I can think of right now, as to how to install 4EXT recovery.

1) Download "4EXT Recovery UPDATER" to my phone -> then -> Enter temporary root state using adb -> then -> download & flash 4EXT recovery automatically using "4EXT updater"

or

2) Download "4EXTRecovery_v2.1.0_saga.zip" to computer -> then -> enter temporary root state using adb -> then -> flash "4EXTRecovery_v2.1.0_saga.zip" from computer using fastboot.

Agreed? Which one seems more reasonable to you guys?
[HTC Desire S] mimirom:
Could someone experienced please confirm that I'm getting this right?

Flashing 4EXT recovery via fastboot:

1) download <4EXTRecovery_v2.1.0_saga.zip>

2) extract the <recovery.img> file from that zip archive

3) run these commands: fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

Correct? Do I need to wipe something first or can I just flash right away?

Secondly, Silver was talking about first backing up my current Hboot using adb, before I attempt to flash the 4EXT recovery. Does anyone please know how to do this? Can't find it anywhere explained.

Thanks
[HTC Desire S] ben_pyett:
You'll first need to download and extract the adb & fastboot links from my signature and esnure that you have the HTC Drivers installed on your PC (also in my links in my signature).

Then follow the instructions within the Flash CWM & su via fastboot link that's in my signature.

That will put CWM (clock work mod a custom recovery and make you root by installing the su (super user) )

I'd say follow this and then once you've CWM and are root simply install the 4EXT from the market and update recovery to 4EXT (again link in my sig).

Any question then fire away?
[HTC Desire S] mimirom:
Ok, got you ben_pyett. Thanks for clear instructions.

So no way (or need) to backup hboot prior to flashing recovery?

And no need to enter temporary root state before flashing WCM?

Gonna give it a try.
[HTC Desire S] ben_pyett:
You can always get the original HBOOT (recovery) back from a stock ROM RUU if and when you need, see link to STOCK ROMS in the thread DEV INDEX

you may be able to do it via temp root fr3vo and adb but I'm not 100% . Temp root - If you're S-OFF I don't think you need to, but be sure to flash correct verison of CWM (saga) or else there is trouble.
[HTC Desire S] mimirom:
I downloaded the newest CWM (recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.0-saga.img) for saga from the Clockworkmod website.

Attempted to flesh it simply using fastboot. This is what I got.

So perhaps the next step could be 1) get into temporary root state 2) flash

Comments?

edit: Ok, I see now the difference - to do it via temproot + adb I need to work with android up and running.
[HTC Desire S] ben_pyett:
was your device in HBOOT, FASTBOOT USB ?

How to start Fastboot USB mode:

Unplug USB

Turn the device off

Hold volume down button (HOLD IT) and press power

Hboot will start.

Wait for sdcard scan to complete.

Plug in USB cord connected to the computer

Press power ONCE and Fastboot USB mode starts
[HTC Desire S] mimirom:
Yes, it was. That's why I get the device listed when I do the <fastboot devices> command

I tried the same procedure also in hboot mode, but there I get a <waiting for device>

When the phone is in fastboot I get <FAILED (remote: not allowed)> now.

Thanks for your assistance ben_pyett. Appreciate it.

edit: So something changed, since I'm not getting the <FAILED (command write failed (Unknown error))> anymore, but now it's <FAILED (remote: not allowed)>
[HTC Desire S] ben_pyett:
Ensure that you device has device has "Debug USB" enabled

Boot and then Settings->Applications->Development->USB Debugging = YES (tick)

and then try again
[HTC Desire S] mimirom:
Unfortunately that's not the problem. The phone has been in debugging mode from the beginning. It also shows the <usb debugging connected> in status bar when I connect it.

I found an older thread where people seem to have been successful rooting s-off devices with superoneclick. Will read through it.
[HTC Desire S] ben_pyett:
Thinking back to what I did after I'd Made my s devices s-off although I used xtc

Although first question, have you tried running ginger break? You'll find a link to it from within the root section of the http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1146601DEV INDEX a sticky in that forum on the root sub section

Anyway what I did myself I've I was s-off was to Install a boot image that then enabled me to simply run one click, which gave me root.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1105763 Link to boot image post

You find link the link to ginger break and super one click used with in the Dev INDEX within the root sub section

So try ginger break first and if that doesn't work, then boot image and super one click which is literally that easy

Once you're root simply download ROM manager from Android market and use that to install Cwm as it's only one click

Good luck

Swyped from my Desire S using XDA Premium
[HTC Desire S] mimirom:
Great help, thanks!

I tried Gingerbrake a few weeks ago without success. A far as I know it doesn't work with HBOOT-0.98.0002. Some folks propose downgrading the hboot but I noticed that it's supposed to be dangerous. However I'll give it another try.

The one click method you propose looks good, thanks. I remember though that I tried to flash something using a "PG88IMG.zip" during my few initial attempts to get root, and my phone refused to read it from the sd card.

Would love to try it right away, have to leave though...

Cheers.
[HTC Desire S] mimirom:
Hi ben_pyett,

it clicked! (pun fully intended) ;)

I first flashed the boot image and then ran SuperOneClick.

I have SuperUser installed. RootChecker confirmed full root access. Right now Im doing a Nandroid backup from CWM recovery.

Loved to see that recovery screen again (I'm coming from Wildfire) :p

So thank you ben_pyett for your patience and willingness to offer not-just-sporadic support.

_______________________________________​

There were slight complications occurring during the root process. Superoneclick hanged at step 6. After disabling USB debugging it showed a few more lines in the right window section and after enabling USB debugging again it finished the root procedure without further problems.

It seems to me that the phone now takes longer to shut down plus, more importantly, Wifi stopped working. It gives an error message on the Wifi tab in settings.

Actually the phone appears generally unstable now. It just gave me a <Tell HTC> notification with something like "the phone just recovered from an abnormal reboot."

Hope I can sort this out by flashing a new rom...

So far, so good. Go to bed now.
[HTC Desire S] ben_pyett:
Now you have root you can get custom recovery and from there you can Custom ROMS, there are loads to choose from.

All the problems you report are fixable.....wifi fails as boot image is missing Wifi do modules, but a custom well resolve that, glad you got there in the end.

Ensure that you have Settings->Power->Fastboot set to OFF (un-ticked)

night
[HTC Desire S] smartceleron:
Can't root your desire s ? Me too...
[HTC Desire S] mimirom:
Well, no, I actually rooted it the way described in this thread... The thread is also labeled as "solved" now.

Did u try to follow the steps described? What are your specs?
[Verizon Droid Charge] chrisp304:
Seems the Darkslide rom thread has been pulled. Maybe because of some weird XDA rule, but more likely all the Gummy homer's are behind it and/or Kejar complained again. Explanation please, mods...