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[EVO Shift 4G General] rix1220:
help

i have a htc evo v 4g from virgin mobile and i need get the spc or msl code how we can do this the cell its not rooted

helpm pleaze!!!!!!!
[EVO Shift 4G General] prboy1969:
Well this is the EVO Shift forum. Nut the easiest way I know of is to just call them and ask for it. I've done this several times and they have given it to ke no questions asked. But if they do ask, just tell them your trying to reset your data. Sometimes they will offer to walk yoi through it. Which gets you the same results. They tell you the MSL.

TEAM MiK

MikROMs Since 3/13/11
[EVO Shift 4G General] sepertimatahari:
thank's its work for me
[EVO Shift 4G General] eissa222:
yes

tanks alot :laugh:
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Theinsinity:
Hey , Im An Noob With This HTC Desire But I Really Want Sense 3.0 And From What I See Runnymede Can Do That But I Havnt Rooted My Desire Yet Everything is stock I Have hboot 1.06 but I Do Know How To S-Off So Basiclly Im Asking Can I Flash Runnymede?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davebugyi:
Nope - runnymede is for GSM phones.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bortak:
Mate, also you don't need to start 2 threads... what's the point.. you asked your question on your other one so why make a new one?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Theinsinity:
idk i forgot? But There Are Some Roms That Say GSM/CDMA?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] TheSG:
I want cwm manager but couldn't able to find it,I am using cwm recovery 4 .can someone give me?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] mdfzhi:
read the second post

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1265674
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] TheSG:
Ty.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Klown80:
I am trying to help a friend fix his phone. He tried to root it himself and somehow manged to mess up his phone. When you turn it on, it shows the LG logo then it shows the boot animation but then it freezes. Plus When I try to get into recovery (Power + Vol dwn + home) I just get a black screen and when I try to get into emergency mode (Power + vol up + return) I also get a black screen. I know next to nothing about this phone so any help on this matter would be REALLY appreciated. I do have an Evo so I am familiar with flashing and adb.

Thank you in advance!
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Klown80:
nevermind I figured it out!! FOr anyone else that may come across this thread with the same problem this is how I mangaed to fix it. (And might I say that I thought it was the coolest thing in the world breiflywhen I could see the recovery screen on my computer even though the screen on the Optimus V was black!)

Quote from bigsupersquid over at android central:

"Using your black-screened custom recovery the 'easy' way (one guy did it)

No walkthrough, just the general idea. Sorry. Never could get Android Screencast to work in Linux myself.

Find Android Screencast on Google Code. Follow their instructions to install.

Use it to navigate your recovery with your PC. Put one of these kernel-hacked recoveries on your SD card, and use the blacked-out recovery to install one you can see, then reboot the phone into the new recovery and proceed to install your ROM."

*edit* All I did was google Android Screencast and it took me to the file I needed to download. I will hang on to it and if anyone else needs it I would be more than willing to share

It Works!! Really it does!
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Klown80:
ok, so now I have installed a recovery that works just fine and I can see it on the screen. I also managed to root the phone I think (If I go into adb and type adb shell <enter> then su <enter> it shows me su so I have root right?)

Well now the problem is that no matter which rom I have installed (so far only the stock, rooted rom that is in the optimus root thread) it does not show on the screen of the phone but it DOES show on the tool in the above post.

Any ideas?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] angomy:
You either need to flash a compatible kernel (pica07remix) with the older Froyo roms like Harmonia, Bumblebee (basically anything older than Sept 1st, 2011) or flash an IHO Gingerbread ROM build after Sept 1st. The newer Optimus V come with Optimus S screens which require a different driver than the one used as default in the older ROMS.

Sounds like you have a compatible recovery now, just need to either flash a new kernel or a new ROM.

There's a bunch of threads here regarding that, but the most relevant one is the IHO repository with the github links.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Klown80:
Yeah I found one about 11 pm last night and forgot to update my lil thread here. Thanks for the reply none the less! You saved me some time from writing out the answer so thank you for that too.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] thekd53:
Is there anyway that you can have the message notification the same as the one from ics?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] thekd53:
no help?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] clip3009:
Can I read the AAA password on my et4g to use my account on another phone for 3g/4g?

Edit: NVM to anyone wondering how to do this, you must got to data ##3282# and run a logcat
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] TwinsMom:
Hi all, I'm trying to make a decision on the iconia vs galaxy 7 plus. I've read and researched too much and now am totally confused.

Can anybody who has an opinion chime in on what the extra $200 bucks get me on the 7 plus? And why u went with the Iconia?

I'm willing to root (have a rooted samsung charge) to get any extras on the iconia I need. I tether with both barnacle and wi-fi tether.

Main uses are e-reader, amazon prime viewing, word press blog, office docs and excel editing, web surfing. I'm not terribly picky about screen quality but I do appreciate the AMOLED on my Charge.

What do you think? Your thoughts are appreciated!
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] Diknak@gmail.com:
I have never used the Galaxy, so I can't compare. But I use my A100 for ereading, web surfing etc and I am happy with it.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] LordLugard:
Keep in mind that until just about recently, the Iconia A100 was priced at 329 and the 7 Plus is 399 so the difference hasn't been that far off.

The Tab gives you double the battery life, much slimmer device, much better screen (viewing angles and the like) and faster processor. Play with both in person.

If the Iconia at least was pushing 6hrs of battery by default, I personally would have bought one seeing as I just started getting into ebooks of late. I also do think that 399 for the Tab 7.0 plus is also on the high end, but it's a sleek device.

If you can get the Iconia for 200 bucks less that the Tab, that's not a bad deal. Just have to deal with it's puny battery.

Sent from my Nexus S 4G
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] qhinton:
I had the Samsung 7.0 Plus for a month, but I'm a silver member at Best Buy so I get 45 days . What's good is everything works GPS, mic, ect. Screen and battery is great too.

What changed my mind on the Sammy. No ports, peel application is useless you have to be in front of every device and it's slow, there are some glitches with the HC experience that I haven't experienced with any of my other tabs (mainly when selecting text), when enlarging text on websites it only scales to the width screen size any bigger you have to scroll back and forth to read which is annoying (the Acer will make text large and fit it to screen which makes reading websites easy), can't change the browser to "desktop" in menu only "tablet" view, touchwiz is slick but unnecessary which brings me to my last point Samsung takes forever to update the operating system. They have so many devices. Acer has only a few tablets and ghastly said ICS in January which really means end of February.

Overall you can't go wrong with either. What I like about the Acer is hooking it up to my TVs streaming movies via network or Netflix "HDMI", GPS, quick charge takes a hour. HC is smooth, indicator lights and heptic feedback, camera flash.

FYI I would of kept the Sammy but personally I deal with it not scaling print to fit screen, it just makes reading easier on small screen. So $422 to get a better screen and battery I didn't think it was worth it. Especially when something new and better will be out next year. I could deal with my $200 Acer.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] TwinsMom:
Good point, hadn't thought about it like that.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] TwinsMom:
great feedback! thanks so much to you and LordLugard.....this is just exactly the kind of feedback I needed to help make my decision.

Iconia a100 it is!
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] qhinton:
No doubt I change tablets like clothes. I actually went back to BBY to take another look at the Sammy because I'm pissed with the mic quality of the Acer. Still couldn't justify it. HC is HC.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] bsharitt:
The main thing with the Samsung is the screen an battery life. The screen is something I can live with, but if I were paying full price for the A100(I got mine for $189), I would probably consider the Samsung just for the better battery and consider the screen upgrade a bonus.

The battery on the Iconia is almost laughably bad, but for under $200 I'm not too unhappy with it and I'm not sure I'd pay $300 for it. If the $250 Best Buy price stick around for a while, it would be a bit more tempting. I'd say only get the Iconia if you can get it for under $250 or less. It's a decent enough tablet for that price, but the screen and battery have no place in a tablet that costs over $300.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] aznmode:
Add weak wifi to the list of flaws on the a100. I got mine for $248 at Frys and I actually liked it at first. The screen isn't so bad but battery was pretty horrible. My phone lasts longer. Possibly battery drain was caused by it trying to acquire wifi signal half the time. Weak wifi make using it kinda pointless if you surf a lot. Half the time it doesn't connect so its like the old day where you have to move here or stand here to get even just 1 signal bar. My phone has full wifi signal and my other 2 tablets has atleast 2 bars.

The samsung 7 plus was my original choice since I have the old 7 inch tab but I couldn't pass up the $248 price for the a100. All the extra ports I don't think is really that necessary. I do use hdmi out on my phone but very rarely and the output is isn't that great when its on your tv. I really never had to worry about it with my older 7 inch sammy tab. I do like the allshare feature a lot and it works best on my samsung tv. So that's another thing to consider if you have a samsung TV. I've tried using 3rd party apps but they're not so great.

So if can get it cheap and can deal with the wifi then you may be happy with the a100. Otherwise I would go with the Sammy.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] Diknak@gmail.com:
as I pointed out in your other thread, the WiFi issue may be something with your network. You also might have a defective unit, because the WiFi is actually quite powerful. In my previous tablet, I would sit at my desk with 5-10% connection, but I am normally at about 75-80% with this tablet.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] whatsitsnamenow:
The Samsung tab 7 plus is way ahead of the a100. The Samsung have a far better viewing angle and battery life. It has the ability to decode almost all hd videos you throw at it unlike the a100.

The negative points about the Samsung is that they use only mtp to transfer data.

Longer charging times.

No micro usb port. Uses proprietary cable.

I would get the a100 if the price difference between them is set least $150.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] aznmode:
So I went to bestbuy today to check out their tablets and I was playing with the samsung 7. It's thinner and lighter obviously but man was it choppy. I didn't check but i think its still at version 3.1. Scrolling through home pages and apps list were choppy. And also hitting the + icon to bring up widget etc was choppy. I felt like I was back to single core. Hopefully this will all go away with 3.2.1.

I figured this wouldnt be the case since its smaller. The 10.1 version was the same.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] skeeterpro:
There is an adapter that plugs into the 7+ charge port turning it into a USB host.

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Keep in mind what you were using was a display model that quite probably suffered through kids not really practicing good computer habits? lol I have never once (yet) found mine to be anything but silky smooth and snappy as all get out. This processor beats the Tegra2 hands down!
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] cdmoore74:
I bought a Samsung 7 plus on the day before Thanksgiving and I was surprised to get a acer a100 on black Friday for $189. The Samsung is just a hair faster in browsing but I feel that something is really holding it back; it feels bloated. I like the screen and the battery is better but my one major disappointment is the remote software that comes with it; just useless because it does not have my projector listed

The Samsung 7 plus is not worth $400 but the Acer A100 is worth $189. Actually it's the best tablet for $189. So here are my 7 inch tablet rankings.

1. Acer A100 at $189 (A smaller A500 but display and battery are the weak spots). If $250 it drops to 2nd place.)

2. Kindle Fire at $200 (Very barebones but feels very good and display is nice. 512mb is the major weak spot)

3. HTC Flyer at $300 (Like the speed and build material's. Needs to be cheaper.)

4. Samsung 7 plus at $399 (Most expensive and feels bloated)

5. Nook color used (Tab is showing it age with a 800mhz single core. Must hack to show potential.)

6. Nook tablet at $250 (Never used this one)

7. Blackberry playbook at $200 (Never used this one)
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] goofball2k:
We don't have the options that others seem to. The Samsung 7 plus isn't available here yet, and I'm sure it would be easily over $400. The cheapest I could find the Acer Iconia A100 in canada is $249 and it sold out very quickly. To compare, the 16GB Iconia is only $20 more in the US compared to the 8GB but it is $100 more in Canada.

We can't get the Kindle Fire, and the Nook is not available for Canada either.

We can get the kobo vox but it's an e-reader, not a full tablet.

So in other words, we get the shaft when it comes to 7" tablet selection.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] thinhletien:
It depend on how much money u have and wanna spend. Because they have different price ^^ A100 is only 300$, but tab is 430$.

If u dont care about money, i will suggest u buy Tab+

Because:

-Better battery life

-Better screen

-More lighter than A100, more slimmer

-CPU is just higher little bit, not important so far because tegra2 in A100 still good as far right now

And 1 more important thing: Tab+ will get ICS4.0 soon, but A100 maybe not :D

For me, my A100 is fine ritenow.

PS: any1 have problems when using Manga Watcher??? My A100 could run it, but after I hard reset, and reinstall the app, it not working anymore, foreclose. Same problem with 1 Vietnamese app to watching television online :( dont know why, maybe i will hard reset it 1 more time
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] qhinton:
If u know anything about Samsung, the Acer will get ICS first. Plus its already been docunented.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] ED2O9:
I completely agree with this statement! It's my experience that the Samsung ICS update will come MUCH later than sooner. Last month, I finally got the Gingerbread update on my Epic 4G (Samsung's "flagship" phone from a year ago).
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] jahciple:
yeah samsung lags on their updates, i have the fascinate and it only got one update on it. haahaaaha.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] skeeterpro:
GTab 7+

Agree the A100 is a fine tab despite rather serious shortcomings (had mine about 2 weeks before returning to BB) but now that the GTab 7+ has gotten root and CWM (kudos to gary9d) the options are far and away greater than presently available the A100. Achieving root is a good thing but without a dependable method of achieving Recovery when (and not if) something goes awry one runs the risk of a very expensive brick. Perhaps it just me but I've yet to feel good about many of the vendor supplied "recovery" protocols and have always relied on CWM.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] mwl1119:
My girlfriend had been wanting the Kindle Fire for a while now so we went to best buy to get her one and I told her I wanted to go look at the other tablets first. We wound getting the Iconia a100 since it was only $40 more than the fire. My neighbor has the Galaxy Tab 7+ so I have played with both and I really can't tell much difference other than the fact that the G-Tab has a lot of bloatware (Pulse?) and runs a "skinned" version of 3.2 while my a100 has stock 3.2.1.

My only complaints with my a100 is that it is pretty hefty for it's size and I wish the back was texturized.

I love my Acer though and can't wait for ICS on this bad boy.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] Chestanuky:
Also the Galaxy Tab 7 plus does not have an amoled screen, that is the Galaxy tab 7.7 whis is not out.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] pintek:
I upgraded from a nook color running cm7 an it was a decent tablet though i missed out on alot of the games i wanted to try (tegra games) which would be hit or miss on the working with chainfire. Ya the A100 has a low battery but the battery last about as long as it does in my pspGO which i used mainly for gaming an occasional video playback. When it comes to smoothness an operation this tablet to me is wicked smooth with the custom build.prop tweaks avail an even dare comparing it to my first android phone (sidekick 4g by samsung which BTW is a testament to samsung being so dam slow on updating devices)

I've only messed around with demo units of all the current tabs an well I still have no regrets getting that A100 an this was after 3 months of messing with all of the tablets around in late 2011 for the size being a tegra 2 device an price can't go wrong with it.

an that "display issue on the a100" is MILD to me since the angles on my tab for the screen not to be visible would be very difficult to use the interface anyways.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] reverendbill:
I must be the only fool that replaced my A100 with an Archos 80 G9 Turbo. 250gb HDD, dual core, 8" screen. Better battery, better screen, kinda plasticky though. Around $300 on NewEgg. Touchscreen also isn't as sensitive as the A100, which is a good thing. ICS promised this month as well. Something to consider.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] max69power:
if you do a static ip it will fix most wifi problems
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] Chestanuky:
I have not had any wifi problems with my A100, I think the problem derives from the wifi routers and not from the tablet.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] jeromel:
I haven't had any issues with wifi on the A100 either. Right now I'm sitting 2 floors away from my router in the basement and I have full bars.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] aznmode:
youre replying to something i posted 2 and half months ago. I already fixed it 2 days after i posted that by opening it and moving some connectors. I posted my own fix here a while back. The static ip didnt help since it was hardware related. Its been working great since.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1368446
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] thinhletien:
lol, dont go for 7plus, if you want something small, buy 7.7, its more better than 7+

Another thing, your main use have something to do with office, so dont go for Android anyway, just wait a little bit to get Win8, i think it will be better. If you want Android, buy something with big screen :D
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] sergio_f:
i bought a acer iconia a100 last sunday, but im thinking if it better change by a galaxy tab 2 7". no ports like iconia, no tegra2 but i never liked acer!
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] -DarkKnight-:
galaxy all the way
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] sergio_f:
hi! you have a iconia and you said samsung all the way.. why?
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] Romman0:
The galaxy tab 7 is definetly prettier, but the acer a100 is more full featured. I have not searched the galaxy's reliability or development status. But I'm am not brand loyal at all, I go for bang for the buck.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] sergio_f:
what features? its almost the same thing, the bad is iconia battery life! i would like to know the battery life of galaxy tab 2 7 off xda users
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] Romman0:
Well it seems you made up your mind already. Yes, the Acer's battery life is not as good but everything else is about on par with the Galaxy tab, or better. The acer has a better rear camera with flash, HDMI out, and better speakers. So I mean its really which is cheaper.

Try asking Galaxy tab 2 users: http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1596
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] -DarkKnight-:
Acer screen is absolutely terrible
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] sergio_f:
its in only one point of view, i have returned acer iconia and i forgot to do a video about the screen! i got Galaxy tab 2 7 now, I expect the battery to last much.

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Lol @ galaxy tab 2 7, if i hold with left hand wifi signal drops and velocity of download to, it means i will use it up side down
[Xoom Themes and Apps] d3athsd00r:
So TiBu just added an option to integrate the system dalvik cache to the ROM. Does this move it to /system or what? Because I don't want to integrate this and lose what little space is left on /system.
[Xoom Themes and Apps] okantomi:
I wouldn't do it.
[Xoom Themes and Apps] rdefranx:
Hi, same question here. What does that mean. anyone?
[Xoom Themes and Apps] jerrycycle:
I run script in etc/ init.d to move dalvik cache to cache folder.

I have all the permission checked.

#!/system/bin/sh

echo "++++ DALVIK 2 CACHE STARTING ++++"

if [ ! -d /cache/dalvik-cache ]

then

mkdir /cache/dalvik-cache

chown 1000:1000 /cache/dalvik-cache

chmod 775 /cache/dalvik-cache

fi

if [ -L /data/dalvik-cache ]

then

rm -f /data/dalvik-cache

mkdir /data/dalvik-cache

chown 1000:1000 /data/dalvik-cache

chmod 775 /data/dalvik-cache

elif [ ! -d /data/dalvik-cache ]

then

mkdir /data/dalvik-cache

chown 1000:1000 /data/dalvik-cache

chmod 775 /data/dalvik-cache

elif [ -d /data/dalvik-cache ]

then

for filename in /data/dalvik-cache/*

do

if [ -L $filename ]

then

rm -f $filename

fi

done

mv /data/dalvik-cache/* /cache/dalvik-cache/

fi

mount -o bind /cache/dalvik-cache/ /data/dalvik-cache/