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[LG Optimus 3D] Ygrek-Ix:
Sorry for my slow thinking, if i do root "superoneclick" and few days later i do unroot, is my phone will be in identical state as before root?

Ie. After unroot can i giveaway my O3D to service or with clean conscience can i do update from phone menu?
[LG Optimus 3D] MABManZ:
Yes you can update while rooted, but you cannot update while you are running a custom rom
[LG Optimus 3D] RayHK:
Hi Kidkoala_uk,

Will the CWM removed when I reset the phone back to the factory default setting? Thanks.
[LG Optimus 3D] edehahn:
sure .. it's just how I explain it might recovery does work with CWM and root installed (I did it twice) and update seems to brick phones (I did not try)

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No .. factory reset will not remove CWM. Factory reset = erase everything in /data (and since cache and dalvik cache are inside /data there is no need to do a wipe cache)

(full recovery using the LG tool will remove CWM)
[LG Optimus 3D] Ygrek-Ix:
Thank You for Your answer.

Two more question, if i can ask:

- Can I turn off "debug mode" after root?

- Is "Debug mode" use some resources, so am i speedup my phone turning off "debug mode"?
[LG Optimus 3D] adixtra:
Yes u can turn off debug mode after root.

Disabling debug mode don't speed up your phone :)
[LG Optimus 3D] RayHK:
Thanks edehahn.
[LG Optimus 3D] darknite999:
Is "full recovery using the LG tool" mean emergency recovery mode which is accessed by doing what is in the attache image below?
[LG Optimus 3D] edehahn:
Yes :)
[LG Thrill 4G] adrianp89:
Anyone know how to put audio tweak on stock rom, the volume is very low unless flashing CM7 rom where it is nice and clear ??
[Verizon Droid Charge] schnablebg:
Is it possible to bump up the media volume when using the built in speaker? The highest setting is a bit too soft for listening to voice recordings.

Thanks.
[Verizon Droid Charge] ezas:
You can do it if you root and run voodoo sound. Voodoo sound lets you change the amplifier level and the headphone output level.
[Verizon Droid Charge] schnablebg:
Thanks, but it looks like voodoo can only bump up the headphone volume?
[HTC EVO 3D] ianoob:
I'm linking this into the MIUI thread
[HTC EVO 3D] martyfracker:
I hope this is the beginning of the end of the issue. Even if this file isn't the answer at least I put it out there since I am sure modifying the correct values inside the decompiled apk is the answer.
[HTC EVO 3D] jgalan14:
Nice info thanks for sharing they might be able to do something with it if that's the cause

from my shooter rocking myns ROM :P
[HTC EVO 3D] LiquidSolstice:
Been saying this from the start, glad that someone took the time to look at the APK itself. :)
[HTC EVO 3D] pickaxeus:
Thanks, I had to leave MIUI for a while due to the screen density and off-center widgets. I will give this a closer look.
[HTC EVO 3D] martyfracker:
Glad you guys actually see the benefit of getting it fixed a few years before china does:)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billylim99:
I got my new tab one month ago and i didn't flash any rom or rooted. does that make me tunning on stock rom ?

and i notice the interface of my tab where when i slide the screen there's this blue glowing box appearing. on top right corner the app drawer button and the + button also has blue border glowing. i really love the interface. Does touchwiz responsible for that or honeycomb itself. i am quite confuse on this, because when i use differnt launcher (ADW launcher EX) i don't see any blue glowing color, and when i add widget. instead of direct preview, i get this text only stating the size of widget. same goes to adding application shortcuts etc..

i love the original interface but it's quite laggy and lack of certain good function. So is that touchwiz or honeycomb feature ? how to make it work on other launcher ?

p/s : how to check which ROM i am running on. my android is 3.1
[HD2 General] xebozone:
Last night, I noticed that ROM Manager had an update in the Android market

(512mb LEO with Typhoon Cyanogenmod). I hit the update button, and walked away for a while while my phone did its thing, as usual.

I returned about 15 minutes after and noticed that my HD2 was off. I could not, however, turn it back on.

Removing and replacing the battery did not help. The phone wouldn't charge via the wall socket.

My linux PC will not detect it (I checked my dmesg log when plugging in and turning on)

I left the battery out overnight, plugged the phone into the wall, put the battery inside. No luck.

I checked the battery voltage with a multimeter, and it reads about 3.9v.

I don't think it's the battery. I think my HD2 is somehow bricked! Is there anything I can do?

It's not under warranty any more, but if I send it for repair, do you think they will deny it (because it has Android on it)?

Enlighten me with your wisdom, XDA! I don't want to say goodbye to this amazing device!
[HD2 General] casemandan:
Did you try holding the volume down button and turning on the phone....

It should take you to the tri colored screen...

If you get there the phone is not bricked
[HD2 General] xebozone:
Yes I have tried that. Alas, nothing...

Do you recon they will fix it even if Android was on it?
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
It is a little late for me to mention this, seeing as you have sent your HD2 in for repairs all ready. But your power/end button may have stopped working, if you still had the your HD2 you could try pressing the reset button by the SD card slot and see if the device booted up then. But that is not an option now.

If all you did was update ROM Manager via the Android Market. Then it should not have bricked your HD2 in any shape form or fashion. Further more it should not have caused your HD2 to turn off either. I mean when you are running NAND Android on the HD2 you are pretty safe from bricking your HD2 because both MAGLDR, cLK, and the actual Android ROM is flashed to the ROM partition of the NAND memory and never touches the real SPL bootloader partition of the HD2.

Plus did you check your battery pins before sending it in? One might have been bent slightly. Or it could have been dirty battery terminals not allowing a good connection.

Point is I very much highly doubt your HD2 was bricked. You probably just missed judged your situation is all. As far as will they fix it? If you are willing to pay the fee they charge then yes.
[HD2 General] xebozone:
Hah. I don't know where you assumed that I have already sent it in. I'm the kind of person who tried to fix it myself first ;)

Pressing the reset button doesn't do anything. I tried holding it down while inserting the battery too, and nothing,

The battery pins do not appear to be bent or dirty. I gently pushed them upright, and down, and scraped the surface gently in case there was any layers of dirt, still nothing.

I have a sibling with an HD2. I can test the batteries later.

Do you think somehow, the NAND can be worn from multiple reads/writes until it dies? It is flash memory after all, and that last write from the update could have pushed it...
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
Hmmm sorry I thought you had sent it in for repair already. Guess I miss read that, my bad man.

Yes NAND chips are rated for only a number of flashes. But that number is very high. I can not remember the exact numbers right now but hey that is what google is for right? But you did not flash a ROM you just uninstalled a app and then installed the updated version of that app. But then again I guess when you install or uninstall a app it is performing a some what similar action. Still though flashing a ROM is flashing a ROM, and installing a app is installing a app. One is a a lot different than the other.

My money is with your battery being bad. I mean like I said updating your ROM Manager should not have caused your HD2 to turn off at all. Try your sibling's battery and report back, I really hope that fixes it for you.
[HD2 General] Cenobite_:
I haven't actually installed any Android ROM myself. But I did lots of WinMo ROM updates. What strikes me is that you installed a new ROM through the Android Market. Is that a normal procedure to upgrade an Android ROM on the HD2?
[HD2 General] xebozone:
Hmm... I have an interesting development.

I tried my sibling's battery, and it didn't help, but what I did notice is that the phone vibrates slightly when I turn it on (as it should), but it does so very weakly. So weakly that I need to put my ear against the phone to hear it.

I don't think it's the LCD, because the charging light still doesn't work.

It probably needs a new mobo.

Any suggestions before I take it in for repair?
[HD2 General] xebozone:
No, I didn't install a ROM on the market. It's an app called ROM Manager ;)
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
Yeah I agree with you it sort of sounds like something in the main board has malfunctioned. My guess is the processor or the NAND chip one. I would just send it in for repair if I was you. Maybe your HD2 just finally died, I know it sucks. But if you are willing to pay for the repair then you should be back up and running in no time. I am assuming you plan to send it to HTC for repair right? If for some reason they do give you a hassle about Android being on your HD2 and will not repair it. Then contact me I might know somewhere you can get a new main board put in it. ;)
[HD2 General] xebozone:
I got my HD2 back today.

Apparently it's not worth fixing... :(

I also got robbed today... Just my luck.

I cannot afford any other phones atm, but what do u think would make a good candidate replacement for the future? I don't think any other phone has the same kind of mod-ability and support here at XDA, but I would be delighted if you could prove me wrong.

My friend has a Galaxy S2, which is cool, but it doesn't have notification LED :/

Is there much hacking/dev on the GS2?
[HTC EVO 3D] Chauleyboii:
Sup guys I want to know if anyone is having any issues with zedge?? Like zedge is not getting all the wallpapers.... Like how when you open zedge and it tells you how many wallpapers ringtones it has.....like my count stood at 1,034......I uninstalled I redownloaded i cleared cache I switched roms ...the whole nine and I can figure out why zedge is acting up!!!! Any ideas
[HTC EVO 3D] martyfracker:
It sounds like it is showing how many Zedge has available for download. Not what you have on your phone.
[HTC EVO 3D] jayharper08:
I believe it goes by the model of your phone. So if you had the Evo 4g before you would get a ton more, but being how we have a Qhd screen, it's not going to display that many because there isn't many that will look nice on our display.

Sent from the CMheaven powered 3d
[HTC EVO 3D] PatrickHuey:
Yep. It'll only load the proper ones with your resolution. Figured that out quick Haha. But the app is still great for everything. Especially ringtones. I can find anything on there!

Shot from my Shooter, via the xda premium app
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tubes6al4v:
When I first installed tasker, I set up a task to launch Music, Pandora, and Audible when my bluetooth helmet was connected. I didn't realize they would boot simultaneously. Anyway, I removed that task. But now those three applications launch randomly.

I can't get it to consistently repeat, but it seems to happen only when tasker is running, and (maybe) when there is a state change. i.e. plug in usb, change locale, etc

I have completely removed that task, and have used "Autostarts" to disable any weird instances of app starts, but could not find anything.

Do you guys know of any way to prevent this from happening?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] chompx2:
I have a skin from Skinit on my laptop and I like it so I ordered a skin for the Infuse. This skin is not much use for protection but it does make my phone unique.

I am not sure if I like the front face but the skin has the buttons printed and does make it easier to locate the 4 buttons.

Here are some pix. In case someone wants to order a skin, here is the link and a 20% discount code.

http://www.skinit.com/

20% discount code OCT11
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Aussti:
I don't see a front camera or sensor holes on the skin....is there?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] chompx2:
Yes, they are there. I peel off the oblong slot first and realized it would be easier to peel the openings after I place the skin on the phone. Took the picture prior to peeling off those opening. The skin fit quite well and I do not see any air bubbles. It should look better after a few days. This is easier to apply as it is smaller than my laptop skin.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] SolusCado:
How well does it work with the textured back of the Infuse?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] chompx2:
The skin is quite thick and lay down the back smooth. The word Samsung was also covered up completely with no outward indication it was there.

Although mine was a custom one, there are some texture skins that give the feel of metal or carbon fiber. That might be appealing to some.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] chompx2:
After a couple of days with the skin applied to the Infuse, some dimples started to appear on the skin. This is caused by the textured surface of the back cover. Nothing major but they are there.

The word Samsung is still covered up completely.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] SolusCado:
Yeah... that was my concern.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Justinfedor:
My buddy sanded his back cover down. Bought a spare from samsung and used the skinit on it. No bubbles or anything in it. Works awesome.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] eghoti1:
thanks for the pics. Im gonna try to white out the infuse with an all white skin but back cover stock. I am a little hesitant about how the front skin will look but seeing this, I think I will try it.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] drachers:
Hello folks, I appear to have gotten into bother during a rom flash. After successfully installing a MAGLDR nand rom via CWM, the first boot of said rom just gives me the frozen splash screen without animation and the boot does not complete. Happens the same with three different roms.

I suspected somewhere further back in the boot process was at fault so I reflashed a known working radio rom, but problem still persists.

Despite a LOT of reading I can't see much about freezes at this point in the boot process on MAGLDR roms.

Bits that work - HSPL rainbow boot screen happily comes up, Task 29 works, magldr reinstalls and works fine, CWM perfect. Installs roms from SD (freshly reformatted) and appears to be ready to go, until boot actually begins then... splash screen freeze.

I have redownloaded various versions of everything to ensure no issues with corrupt files. I have also used different SD cards and ensured freshly formatted FAT32.

If it helps anyone, I have previously used NDT CM7 12.1 for about a month with zero problems.

Any other less obvious stuff I'm missing?

I'm off to bed so will be approx 7 hours from post time when I start responding. In the meantime I've put MAGLDR 1.10 on the phone so at least it can charge!

Many thanks in advance for reading.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] drachers:
Replying to self with update:

Installed OzRom Winmo 6.5 via the tried and trusted CustomRUU method, and it appears to work perfectly. What is winmo doing that android nand roms don't? I assumed if there had been bad blocks on the nand the much larger windows mobile rom would have covered this, and thus failed on boot.

At least opens the door to using an SD build till I can troubleshoot. Odder and odder.

Forgive my ignorance, but if the CustomRUU flash method still works for me, are there any modern android roms that don't need MAGLDR or clk?

Again, many thanks.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] jwchips:
How long have you been leaving the ROM on the boot screen? A first install of an Android ROM can take anywhere up to and over 15 mins for first boot. I also remember one when installing a hyperdroid ROM I had to restart the phone once to get passed boot splash.

I'd recommend flashing a popular ROM, leaving it for 20 mins, restarting and leaving another 20 mins. What do you have to lose? Just remember magldr doesn't have charge while off capabilities!

Also check your partition sizes and layout (you have to edit flash.cfg for magldr builds, partition sizes depend on the rom you pick but will be specified in the ROM thread).
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] drachers:
Thanks for the reply. Each time I left the rom on the boot screen for a good half hour, and in one case an hour. I have installed NDT 12.1 and the newer v16 successfully before, so I know what sort of timescales are involved. I also had a go at an earlier Typhoon build. Naturally I used only the recovery sizes specified in each rom's own thread, using versions of MAG/CWM specified there, and Task 29 beforehand.

I have an update to all this, however. Previously I said Winmo installed, but now it is bugging out to all hell. This might fit my "bad blocks in nand" hypothesis, perhaps the files covering the bad area are less critical than the ones in each android build, and Winmo just crosses its fingers and tries to boot anyway!

In any case, if I can get an SD android build running I'll cut my losses and stick with whatever works.

Cheers again, hopefully this random screed of info will help people. Seems to be if all else fails, try winmo.
[G2 and Desire Z General] Hyflex:
1) Skype & Bluetooth

1.1) When in a normal skype call my bluetooth headset work fine for audio but it ignores the microphone

1.2) When in a normal skype call and we switch to a video call or if someone calls with video it ignores my bluetooth headset & plays on speaker but if I insert wired earphones it comes through on them.

2) When I'm wanting to listen to the radio I can't use my bluetooth headset because the phone wants a cable inserted but if I insert wired earphones for signal but keep bluetooth on it ignores the bluetooth and plays onto the wired earphones.

Can anyone help with those issues pointed out above?

Rom used: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1242480 / [ROM][Sep 26] ILWT CM7 211 with Virtuous OC Daemon
[G2 and Desire Z General] redpoint73:
Not sure if you were able to switch sound to the bluetooth headset, that you would still be able to receive the FM radio signal. The FM radio uses the bluetooth receiver to receive the radio signals (bluetooth is a just a form of short-range FM radio).
[G2 and Desire Z General] Hyflex:
So you are saying its impossible to use bluetooth whilst using FM Radio as it's one channel is being actively used?

The main issue I really want to get fixed is the Skype issue.... it doesn't have this problem outside of CM mods (it worked fine in MIUI and Sense Based ROMS)
[G2 and Desire Z General] redpoint73:
I clearly said I'm not sure. Just pointing out that the FM radio uses the Bluetooth receiver, and that might interfere with using a BT headset at the same time. But somebody with more technical knowledge of how the BT receiver on our phone works will need to chime in with a definitive answer.
[General Questions and Answers] TDWPx210:
so i bought a tmobile galaxy s 4g from this guy the other day and i noticed it wasnt running stock rom

it says its running 2.3.4 GINGERBREAD.VUVKG4

i dont have much experience with android is there a way i can downgrade back to 2.2?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] intheb0x:
im a android fan boy, currently rocking the nexus s 4g.

i can get a nook for a good deal so im really interested.

i love honeycomb but from what i can tell its buggy?

the dev forum is kinda a mess and i dont know whats new or whats old?

so whats the most stable and fast to use for surfing, downloading apps, typical android stuff.

what honey comb rom is stable?

im just pretty lost, the forum is bulked up with stuff everywhere.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] koopakid08:
CM7 is the best rom for the Nook period. Go with the latest Nightly as stables are less stable than the nightlys these days and so far behind feature wise it isn't even funny.

About honeycomb: its never going to happen. Ever. Google will not put out the source code and what we have now has been reverse engineered from the SDK and it is basically unusable.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] intheb0x:
thanks,

i heard overclocked that the nook really flies, and it blows other pads like the touchpad out the water (that is of course until the TP ever gets android ported)
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Taosaur:
Blindly grabbing the latest nightly may not be the best advice--I always poke my head in this thread and check the last page or so to make sure there's not a rash of trouble reports before I download a new nightly. The vast majority are quite stable, but every once in a while there's a dud. I also generally don't grab a nightly that's less than a day old.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kafepuya:
I agree that CM7 is the best rom so far, but I will also suggest to try every rom out there. Flashing a ROM on the NC is extremely simple, unlike say, a Samsung Captivate (I have one).
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] patruns:
Since most are based on CM7 and many people start having issues when updating to different ROMS and then trying to go back I would stick with CM7.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HyperSLUX:
What's Stable

I'd have to say that CM7 is the most stable ROM that is available for the Nook Color. I know that the Honeycomb build is coming along, but until Google actually opens up the Honeycomb source it's not going to make the strides you want.

CM7 based off of Gingerbread is an excellent build. ClockWorkMOD (CWM) is now on 3.2.0.1 and supports Nooks with v1.3 firmware.

ManualNooter 4.6.16 - Gain Root

ClockWorkMOD (CWM) - 3.2.01

CM7 nightly release - running Ginergergread #200.

Nook Tweaks - Overclock your Nook and gain some audio fixes. (built in overclock kernal).

The only hiccup I have encountered is the Market issue with CM7. There are various fixes out there, the easiest being to reset your LCD Density. Besides that the ROM is table and works great.

I'd wait for the Honeycomb port to fully "develop" before I start using it.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] votinh:
I think you can start forget about the Honeycomb and keep fingers crossed for ICS.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] koopakid08:
Sorry to break it too you but honeycomb won't ever "develop" its basically as far as the devs can go without source code.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] intheb0x:
Yea i dont think anything will come about honeycomb without a source.

look at motorolas without kernel sources.

im running the nexus s 4g now and love it.

coming from a evo, epic 4g, optimus and now the nexus.

truth be told i love android.

im going to try to get a nook for around 125.

unless i score a touchpad for 99.

so its very stable and quick?

i wouldnt notice a difference with lets say a store bought tab (within reason of course)?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freonchill:
Got mine in the summer and started with 7.1.0 ever. Ran that for a month and then got nightly 172 and ben using that since. Running on sd card - SanDisk 16GB, cl 4. I have the occasional fc and reboot about once or twice a month.
[General Questions and Answers] pweasel:
Hi all, i'm trying (to no avail) to sync some FLAC tunes i have on my Windows Media Player 12 Library to my Samsung Galaxy S (Gingerbread 2.3.4). WMP says the file may not be reproduced properly on the device when i know for a fact that simply by copying them to the phone PowerAmp plays them fine. Is there a way to un-dumb WMP?

thanks in advance,

PW:)
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ArmedandDangerous:
Hello, I'm running the meXdroid ROM on my DZ, and I don't really like the camera app on that. Could anyone suggest a third party video recorder app? Being able to record video with no audio is critical to me, as is touch to focus (not so important the latter). I've tried searching Market and XDA but came up short ):

Thank you~