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[Motorola Droid 3] owen.d:
Support the landlord, the landlord mighty:p
[Motorola Droid 3] ZOMBI3:
This works for me, on stock rooted,deodex,i tried this on odex and wouldn't work but ne waya thnx man

Sent from my DROID 3 Global <3
[Motorola Droid 3] aceunderfire:
no luck

I have tried all the different ways in this thread and none of them work for me. Currently I am running dark droid rom. I am going to switch over to steel droid to see if it works on that rom.
[Motorola Droid 3] saeed.salek.b:
can i use in milestone ?
[Motorola Droid 3] ZOMBI3:
if it doesn't work by copying it over, setting correct perms. make a flashable zip of it, some system apps won't work unless you flash it, im on mav rom now and thats how i got it to work on it
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ericbell:
hello, im trying to install this rom onto my thunderbolt (ive installed many roms before) but its staying that it cant?... I used CWM. i currently have BAMF v9. Any help? What link should i download? many im doing the wrong one or something.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jerrycycle:
Is it the current or latest version of cwm?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stratejaket:
Make sure you get a good file. The server has been having issues the past few days / week. The few people with this issue ended up finding out that their download did not complete.

Download the ROM from here:

http://www.androidfilehost.com/main/Thunderbolt_Developers/Virus/Synergy/Buildbox/3.5/
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sublimeike:
So since they are going to be coming out with ICS for the Nexus S soon, does that mean that it will be for both Nexus S and 4G or is it just for the one?

Can I flash the new Nexus S ICS roms to my 4G when they get released? Will they work perfect or kinda buggy becuase it's not specifically intended for the 4G?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsteven77x:
Do you think this forum is psychic? These questions anymore are just downright ludicrous.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rally187:
no this forum is just a bunch of d-bags. its a legit question man.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Moritzio:
Patience grasshopper. All will be revealed in time. Right now we don't know what great ICS ASOP roms will be built or what will be in them.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sublimeike:
I suppose I was asking anyone who had done rom development on this specific platform and could answer this question without being a pretentious asshole.

Sorry for not prefacing the question. Thank you Rally and Moritzio
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krohnjw:
You're likely going to continue to see two additional build targets for ICS once it's released - crespo and crespo4g. I don't see why that would change, you have the builds support different radios, different RILs.

To expand: within the ICS source there are still separate build targets for the GSM/HSPA+ version and the CDMA/LTE version. I don't see why it would "unify" different radio tech for the crespo/crespo4g in any way....
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] droidfreak007:
how about we wait until its released and see?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dpeeps74:
Wow, some of you need to learn that sticks and stones will break your bones but words can never hurt you or some other kindergarten concept. Fact is no one here is psychic, the released source code had nothing to do with our phones, and the fact is these are still 2 different phones. While they could probably combine them, these are phones with limited space, not desktops or laptops with disposable space on them, so why would you want them to be combined and just have bloat laying around.

Sent from my Nexus S 4G
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] jthornton71707:
I just picked up this phone (coming from infuse) and I love it. I don't want to spent 25$ on the zagg skin. Bestskinsever doesn't seem to have this skin yet. Does anybody know if any of the other Samsung galaxy full body skins might fit? Sort of like the Inspire/Desire HD was one on the same. With numerous galaxy S2 phones I've lost count.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] cue_32:
I'm waiting for best skins ever as well...I'm sure they'll have it soon enough
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] marcusone:
I believe that the 989 has basically the same dimensions (or close enough to) that a skin for it should work on the 727.

you can see this on phonescoop dot com compare option (sorry can't post links yet).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] planoman:
Bestskins does not have it yet. I just ordered a ZAGG for 14.99. Use code ZAGG20 and it will take off 3 bucks so you get shipping. Total was 14.99.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Anfeldt24:
I just picked this one up- Love the textured back for the battery cover-

http://www.skinomi.com/sk9779-samsung-galaxy-s2-skyrocket-silver-carbon-fiber-skin-protector.html
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] gtj0:
Got an email from BestSkinsEver. Looks like they'll start shipping on Friday Dec 2.

Can't post links yet but the Skyrocket is up on their site now.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] cue_32:
I just ordered from Bodyguardz, it comes with 2 sets for 14.99
[LG Revolution] leppricon:
tried to install clockwork recovery and Im getting a FATAL ERROR The MD5sum of the installed recovery and the stored MD5sum do not match! DO NOT REBOOT YOUR PHONE Please contact TheCubed ASAP! So any help here would be appreciated.

I used the new one click root for ginger bread which included the Revo toolkit and i tried to install clockwork recovery using 4.0.0.2-pr1, after it failed with the aboved message i tried the revostock option and got the same message, so what do i do now?

please help me TheCubed!
[LG Revolution] mtmichaelson:
Try the 4.0.0.2-pr1 again and again until it goes through. DO NOT REBOOT YOUR PHONE UNTIL IT SUCCEEDS, IT WILL RESULT IN YOU BEING STUCK IN FASTBOOT!!!!!
[LG Revolution] drutman:
Try deleting mlk file and reinstalling recovery
[LG Revolution] leppricon:
Installed rom manager

I installed rom manager to use to back up phone it rebooted to run the back up and it got stuck in fast boot, so i did some searching and found the page on fixing that. i used the second posters method instead of thecubed (because he said it was easier and thecubed agreed) and now all i get is an lg start screen. :( do not follow the other guys post it is for another phone completely i had to find it out the hard way. so any ideas on how i can get back to working phone?
[LG Revolution] drutman:
The file you deleted was the mmcbik0p8 backup found on your ext card. When reinstalling the recovery CWM should have rewritten it with the correct version.

Try removing your card and mounting it on a pc go in and manually delete file and try to boot the phone. I had to do this to make my revolution boot.
[LG Revolution] adrenaline_rush:
This is how i fixed it
[LG Revolution] leppricon:
Don't work

Yeah this method don't work any more I tried yesterday and today with the revolution file. Fast boot does not find the phone. Cmd is <waiting for device>. Going to Verizon tomorrow to get new phone.

Edit: why it doesn't work is because I used the easy method that the other user posted, i did not check the phone version of the flash file, so now my phone has the wrong firmware on it and wont boot. Also it does not get recognized by my pc.
[LG Revolution] adrenaline_rush:
You tried the volume up + power to get to the recovery?
[LG Revolution] leppricon:
Tried that too.

The only way the Vol. up and power button works if I have the battery out and the usb hooked up, and then the screen says do not detach download in progress. I left it this way for about two hours thinking it would magically fix it self but it didn't. Called Verizon about an hour ago and I going to get my new phone in the afternoon tomorrow. they over-nighting it to me, they said any new tech with 4g they try to get it fixed as fast as possible. I then asked when 4g would be coming to my area he said spring of 2013... lol
[LG Revolution] adrenaline_rush:
Oh, you could have flashed the .tot system file over, but I guess it does take some time to get the program set up, and they're already replacing it..
[LG Revolution] leppricon:
Tried

I had all the above programs installed and working properly, that is how i got to a non-working phone, I flashed it with the wrong firmware which bricked it. Its not detected in any of the programs because all the programs are looking for a revo and i flashed to something else.

This was posted in the revo fastboot fix thread, I followed it and it bricked my phone.

hello everyone, im pretty sure i was the first one to run into this issue since it happened twice on two different phones. but for an extremely easy fix just look here, believe me it doesn't get any easier than this. this is another way it was explained, but both are pretty much the same. im only posting this in case someone doesn't understand the directions posted by thecubed, not saying the ones i post it are better, just explained differently, not trying to step on anyone's shoes here http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1088046

Last edited by zr0ko0l; 23rd June 2011 at 03:03 AM.

this is the reply from thecubed: Dont' worry about my toes

If you've got a better explanation, go for it! I'm not the best at writing instructions.
[LG Revolution] meandmine:
Still no CWM

I rooted my Revo using adb and zergrush. I'm running v6 and cannot get CWM to work using adb, RevoToolKit or even on a command line on the phone itself. So far all I've done is reload my phone. It stays rooted, but no CWM. Md5's all check out on mmcblk0p14 before I restart, using adb and a terminal on the phone. The checksum is right when I dl the recovery-cwm-pr1.img in the zip, also.

I did do an OTA update after I rooted. Could that be the problem? Should I unroot and reroot?
[LG Revolution] Haro912:
Why run V6 when V7 (aka GingerBread) is out?
[LG Revolution] mtmichaelson:
DId you manually use adb and Zergrush or use a different method? Did you use my all in one package with the root.bat? More info would be greatly appreciated.
[LG Revolution] cantibot:
Issues activating 4G LTE

Hello all,

First post so woot! but, kind of bad news at the same time. My friend and I were rooting/CWM'ing/ROM'ing his phone and we hit this road block. Everything went find up to the flashing of Gingervolt. It boots up and starts the initial setup sequence, but after the step where it ask for language, it sits and spins it's wheels for a while before saying that it cannot find the SIM card. There is also a small SIM card icon with a question mark next to the signal bar meter. This step is keeping us from being able to move forward and was wondering if there is any hope to get this thing to activate.

Things we've tried:

1) Reboot, restore, wiped all the caches

2) Did a nandroid restore of before we flashed it with Gingervolt

3) Downloaded a stock/rooted ROM (and received the same results)

4) Calling Verizon's activation hotline (told us nothing)

5) Taking out/Putting back the SIM card and seeing if that maybe would reset something. (I guess not)

It would be really cool if I could figure this out so he doesn't have to bring it in to big red :3

Thanks and you all rock!

canti-sama
[LG Revolution] mtmichaelson:
Was 4g turned on when you flashed? If nothing else you can flash the zv7 tot file through lgnspt.
[LG Revolution] cantibot:
Thanks so much for your quick reply,

I think that is going to be my next option. Thanks for reassuring me that is the right direction! And yes, I did have 4g (It was called LTE, I think it's the same thing.) enabled before flash.
[LG Revolution] borborpa:
What version were you on before you flashed Gingervolt? If you were on v4 or v6 it will do that.
[LG Revolution] meandmine:
I rooted it with adb following root.bat. I run linux and am a terminal junkie. The rooting went fine. I then dl'ed recovery-cwm-pr1.img and adb'ed it over to the sdcard, ran all the checksums, from adb and on a root terminal on the phone. Then from adb, moved the image file to block mmcblk0p14, ran checksums again from both adb and the terminal on the phone. They both checked out fine, again.

After reboot, it just wiped, no CWM. It might be a permissions problem. I see no execute bit set. Should it be?

This is a response to post #14. I meant to post this with a quote. Instead, I posted a quick reply. Sorry.
[LG Revolution] mtmichaelson:
Not a permission problem, there are a couple of files in there that have to be removed otherwise it blocks it from booting into cwm with the key press combo. You have to boot into cwm using quick boot or the reboot into recovery option in the revotoolkit menu. If you flash GingerVolt you will then have reboot and recovery in the power menu, but also will be able to enter recovery through the button combo.

You will have to push the recovery image again first though.
[LG Revolution] meandmine:
Thanks. Got it.

Now how do I get v7 on this phone using linux. I thought I saw a thread where someone mentioned using CWM to update it using the .tot file. I tried the .tot file from CWM, it wasn't found as a valid update file. Do I need to just zip that file and it will be installed from the recovery or is that not going to work.

Thanks, again.

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Is tarballing a file an option,also? I just found that tar is in android, years after my first eris. I wish I would've thought to use the features of the OS from the command line more.
[LG Revolution] adrenaline_rush:
CWM is NOT the way to install the .tot file. It's done through windows using the LGNPST program
[LG Revolution] InfoSec812:
And if you don't have Windows?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cman813:
How do i update synergy mod or should i just leave it how it is or do i need to update something else. Please help i am a noob. Thanks.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -EViL-KoNCEPTz-:
synergy hasn't been updated since august 5th and this is THE WRONG SECTION POST IN Q&A OR GENERAL. LEARN TO READ AND FOLLOW RULES MAN!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gitemwet66:
Why do people like you feel the need to be dicks about stuff like this. You could have simply stopped at GENERAL. Be nice or mind your own business. Or just answer the question
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sitlet:
You update it like you would flash any other rom. Download the updated rom zip file, put on sd card, boot into recovery, wipe data, cache, and dalvik, then flash the zip.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -EViL-KoNCEPTz-:
How is telling someone to read and follow the rules being a ****, and I did answer his question synergy hasn't been updated, most ppl wouldn't have even done that they would have just posted "cool story" or "search" which search is your friend along with following rules notice everyone has ignored the thread and not responded, because this is posted in the wrong section idk y it was even bumped back to the top today

Sent From My EViLizED-iCS-EVo4G
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KommodoreHeinz:
Ohh, u mad bro. Why u so mad?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nrm5110:
Lols silly newbs
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] infamousteeboy:
Oooh I remember this guy I seen him months ago in the r3chargeD thread guess he still doesn't know how to read and use Google as a search option

And you need to relax Mr. 32 post the dudes not using his resources to find things reading and searching ain't hard I jus googled what this guy was lookin for and it took me 3 tries before I found what he was looking for.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dmw017:
Hi so I know the Galaxy Nexus is only going to be using the 21mbps HSPA+, so anyone know what the average download speed is usually? ..maybe someone living in NYC ran some speedtests? :)

btw although ive heard multiple times that the nexus will have HSPA+ 21Mbps, but didnt google/samsung didnt they show a chart at the ICS unveiling that the nexus would go up to 42Mbps on HSPA+ ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pukemon:
My 5 mbps might be your 2mbps. Locations will vary, as will all the other factors. And no, 21mbps max for the modem inside your phone. Cant exceed that.

I invented cyberspace. You're trespassing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dmw017:
Well living in amajor city, with great coverage, what kind of speeds can I expect? I'm hoping for at least 10mbps during low congestion and at least a reliable 4mbps during peak hours.

But yeah there was a chart at the ics unveiling that showed the nexus using HSPA+ 42mbps. Maybe the USA gsm model will be able to take advantage of the high end tmo and att 4g networks like the TMo SGS2 can

Sent from the parietal lobe of your cerebral cortex.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
You can't expect anything. The phone isn't what determines the speed, the network does. You could get different speeds on different sides of the street with the same phone and same network.

You shouldn't expect this phone to give you any faster/slower speed than another HSPA+ phone on T-mobile in the same location. You'll have to see for yourself.

The current version of the HSPA+ Galaxy Nexus is 21mbps. You won't see real-world 21mbps on T-mobile any time soon, so don't worry about it not being a 42mbps modem lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dmw017:
How about the radio then.. it should be able to use TMO/ATT's 42Mbps HSPA+ right?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Well of course if the phone only has an HSPA+ 21mbps radio, it can't go faster than that....

And FWIW I don't think AT&T has anything more than 21mbps deployed widely. Most areas are still on 14.4mbps, or even 7mbps HSPA.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Towle:
I am in Minneapolis right by 4g towers and I only get 5 mbps download on my T-Mobile galaxy s2 (42mbps) so those numbers mean absolutely nothing. You will never even hit the basic 14.4
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dmw017:
that's my question I guess, does the phone in fact have a 21mbps radio or the new 42mbps one :x I know the omap4460 processor can't do LTE but HSPA+ shouldnt be a problem

Edit: Ah found the pic from the ICS unveiling.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Just like I said before, it has a pentaband HSPA+ 21mbps radio.

Like we've said, that's your experience with your area and your phone. I have a G2 (which as 14.4mbps HSPA+) and I can easily pull 10mbps down. Others have reported pulling upwards of 15mbps on various HSPA+ devices. Its definitely possible, but not something that people can come to expect as "normal" speeds.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] [hfm]:
My nexus s is theoretically capable of 7 mbit. I get anywhere from 1 to mid 4's usually. I'll take whatever 21mbit support nets. I would be tickled pink if it got 5-10 consistently.

Edit: NYC
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dmw017:
Oh sorry I missed the edit in your last post. Has the radio been confirmed to be 21 or is that speculation?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
It is confirmed. All that picture is showing is that LTE's theoretical speeds are higher than HSPA+ 42mbps theoretical speeds.

All we know right now is that there are 2 versions to be released. 1 has CDMA/LTE, and 1 has GSM/HSPA+ 21.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dmw017:
awesome, thanks :}

21Mbps is fine, I'm coming from Verizon's 3G which did like 1mbps on average so this is a step up lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
And that's why they have to have an LTE version. Because CDMA is slooooooow.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotleadsingerguy:
Actually, you can.

T-Mobile's HSPA+ network runs on a 42Mbps speed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
But the phone only has a 21mbps modem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tone503773:
Then what was the purpose of showing HSPA+42 in the chart if the galaxy nexus will not be able to use it? I'm wondering because I am on Tmobile and I was so sure it would be on Tmobile's new HSPA+42 network.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheBiles:
I never saw over 7Mbps in Atlanta. Calling HSPA+ "4G" is just blatant false advertising. I easily get 28Mbps on LTE in the same areas.

--

Sent from my Droid Bionic.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tone503773:
What phone did you have in Tmobile's network? Because with Tmobile's theoretical speeds you can cut that in half for real world speeds (i.e. Tmobile's HSPA+42 theoretical speeds is around 21mbps real speeds).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheBiles:
The G2, MT4G, and Sensation.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Like I said above.... They were just showing that the theoretical LTE speeds are higher even than theoretical 42mbps HSPA+ speeds.

They probably didn't put the HSPA+ 42mbps radio in the Galaxy Nexus because those radios aren't as widely interoperable with as many types of processors. We saw this happen with the T-mo version of the SGSII, which has the 42mbps radio, but had to drop the Exynos for a Qualcomm chip.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djamloops:
Since when is cdma slow? My Verizon 4g AVERAGES 15Mbit down and 10Mbit up, with occasional spikes up to 25Mbit down and 20Mbit up. That is FAST IMHO! I've done side by side comparisons with at&t 4g phones (ie atrix) and I've never seen it peak higher than 7.5Mbit. And despite popular opinion, GSM is not a superior technology, it is simply more globally implemented. Which I believe is due to the fact that at one point, it was superior. I have extensive experience with all the u.s. carriers, and can say without any doubt that Verizon's network is faster, more reliable, and consistent than any other. And not marginally so either. So anyway, didn't mean to get all worked up. But reading an uneducated comment like "cdma is slow" hit a nerve. So take what you want, and leave the rest. But that's my view on it. Thanks for listening.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tone503773:
Not confident about the G2 but I believe the MT4G used 7mbps theoretical speeds (3.5mbps real speeds) and I know the sensation is 14.4mbps theoretical speeds (7.2mbps real speeds). Now if you go to Tmobile and try the SGSII you should get into the upper teens because it uses HSPA+42.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tone503773:
isn't cdma 3G? If it is, he was talking about how slow the 3G speeds were not 4G (LTE). LTE is ridiculously fast, no one can argue with that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Verizon's

CDMA

is slow. You're talking about Verizon's 4G, which is

LTE

, and is actually quite fast (like 50mbps real world fast), as you've stated.

The Atrix on AT&T is only HSPA+ 14.4mbps. So the fact that the person you're comparing to is pulling 7.5mbps on HSPA+ is actually really good (show me a Verizon 3G connection that pulls 7mbps). HSPA+ can't at all compare to LTE speeds right now though. They're in completely different classes, HSPA+ is just a build-out of increased speed 3G, whereas LTE is a completely new technology.

HSPA+ has very high theoretical speeds, and numerous other advantages such as integration in 1 radio (vs. 2 with LTE/WiMax currently), lower power consumption, and quick UMTS or EDGE fall-back. Unfortunately, HSPA+ isn't really rolling out widely except on T-mobile, as Verizon obviously can't use it, and AT&T is just pushing straight to LTE.

Well GSM actually IS the better technology, and for that reason it is globally implemented. CDMA is sloooooow, has terrible interoperability and roaming, doesn't allow simultaneous voice/data (until recent SVDO improvements), and promotes carrier locking of phones (phones have to be made for specific carrier freq, which are non-standardized).

The fact that you get better cell phone service with Verizon vs. AT&T isn't a measure of how good CDMA vs. GSM is, its a measure of how much money Verizon has paid to put in more towers in the area, and/or how few users have been in the areas that you've been. Many people believe Verizon has better nationwide coverage, but that doesn't say anything about the technology they use.

(Just as 2 quick examples: Sprint uses CDMA and has terrible coverage compared to Verizon. Additionally, T-mobile uses GSM and doesn't have nearly the coverage that AT&T does).

Sorry, but you're the uneducated one on the subject. Please review the network technologies and do some research before you spout off so authoritatively about it.

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Yes, the G2 is a 14.4mbps device.