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[Verizon Droid Charge] junksecret:
USB Connection??

I just tried to connect my phone via usb to install something on the SD card and it doesn't appear among the drives. There are several mini SD drives shown that are "greyed out" and there is also a Microsoft 2010 something drive that I have never seen before.

Anyone know what I am doing wrong, I have USB debugging enabled?

Thanks,

Joe

P.S., when I plugged in my phone it said it was installing drivers, which I obviously have since I just odin'ed this EP4D

Thanks again
[Verizon Droid Charge] jmorton10:
I guess every system is different, but those are the same settings I was using & it made no noticeable difference.

My system was already fast as hell (2.3.6/imoseyon 4.0/fugu tweaks etc etc etc) & adding this made no difference whatever.

~John
[Verizon Droid Charge] pizzle11:
i first flashed the first allinone link you posted and it worked great, then today i tried to go back and repeat the same process to do the deodexed/debloated allinone and it got stuck on the cpmodem in odin and my phone gives me a rx_timeout on the download screen. any suggestions, anyone?

first link on front page "fix" worked. i'd delete this post but not sure how and editing makes me leave 10 characters. hopefully this post can help someone else in my shoes.
[Verizon Droid Charge] R4e:
Guy - somewhat noob here, I need direction?......My setup is 2.3.5 EPHA with CWM 08/17/2011, Voodoo Lagfix enabled, IMO 3.1.0 Kernel. What's the best approach to update to 2.3.6. EP4D rooted/debloated/deodexed
[Verizon Droid Charge] trparky:
I'd first Disable Voodoo Lag Fix, reboot to convert back to RFS. Make your backups in Titanium Backup (or your favorite app backup app), and ODIN the ROM onto the phone. Once ODIN says the ROM is installed, turn the phone off and then immediately boot into CWM and wipe Data (do a Factory Reset) and wipe the cache. Then reboot. You will hear your phone speak about converting the file system and then finally it will say Voodoo Lag Fix is disabled. It will then reboot again and you'll be in the ROM.

I'm not sure if you can ODIN this ROM onto the phone with Voodoo Lag Fix still enabled. Every other time I've ODINed a ROM onto my phone I've always disabled Voodoo Lag Fix first to convert back to RFS before ODINing the ROM onto the phone.

Myself, I no longer use Voodoo Lag Fix, I keep the file system as RFS and I don't convert to EXT4 anymore. I've read too many horror stories to convert to EXT4 with people having the internal SDCard being FUBARed and not being able to fix it.

The performance of RFS isn't that bad, especially in the new ROM. RFS performance used to be atrocious, not anymore though.
[Verizon Droid Charge] Outsider2011:
Just had a 1 minure phone call and the loud distorted noise is still there...i hope this is a rooting thing because if its samsungs fault they to fix it asap

Sent from Droid Charge premium
[Verizon Droid Charge] trparky:
I've never had these issues at all. I have to wonder if the glitch is in the network not the phone.
[Verizon Droid Charge] BattsNotIncld:
I've also never had static phone call issues.
[Verizon Droid Charge] imnuts:
Where'd you get the EP4D CDMA modem? You can't dump it, and it isn't included in the OTA update.zip.
[Verizon Droid Charge] R4e:
Great, thanks! apologize in advance for another noob question but I'm trying to minimize bricking phone. I've read different approaches so..... How do disable voodoo lagfix and reflash to RFS?
[Verizon Droid Charge] obededom:
this.

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[Verizon Droid Charge] didureboot:
If you dont already have it, download the Voodoo control app from the market. Then choose Lagfix Preferences within the control app. After that, uncheck the boxes next to Ext4 conversion and EXT4 /system. Then reboot.

You'll get the robot voice talking to you through out the conversion. There wont be anything you'll need to do. But she updates you on how long its going to take and what step it's on. After your desktop comes back up, you'll have gotten rid of EXT4 and back to regular. From there turn your phone off and go into the setup mode to flash your phone. If Im not mistaken, the next time you reboot your phone after coming back from getting rid of ext4, it goes back to Ext4. So you just get that one shut down after changing away from Ext4.
[Verizon Droid Charge] flyinj54:
I have had issues disabling lagfix using this method or the "create file disable-lagfix" which is essentially the same thing. For me upon reboot the file conversion back to rfs borked my file system creating huge headaches.. The safest bet that I have found and used numerous times without any problems is the odin the charge.pit file with repartion checked and ee4 files.. I would not try to disable lagfix.. This will get you back to rfs with ee4. Then you can flash the ep4d all in one package in odin after booting into ee4.
[Verizon Droid Charge] didureboot:
That'll work too

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The pit file mentioned can be found here, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1111486
[Verizon Droid Charge] psalm462:
I have it downloaded and I have odni. do I have to un-zip the files or just go into odin and run odin? The first steps in the process are not clear. Just trying not to brick here.:cool:
[Verizon Droid Charge] BattsNotIncld:
Is it possible to harm the phone by simply using the voodoo control app to disable lagfix?
[Verizon Droid Charge] flyinj54:
From my experience yes. It borked my internal file system leaving me with a unusable phone... Others use the disable lagfix method. I tried it once and will never do it again. I would use the charge.pit and ee4 method.. Never had any issues with that method..
[Verizon Droid Charge] Hitchslap:
SIM and SD

Would it be safer to remove the LTE-SIM and SD cards before ODINing the EP4D? Hate to fry either one...
[Verizon Droid Charge] flyinj54:
I have never removed either while flashing and have never had any issue with sd card or SIM.
[Verizon Droid Charge] didureboot:
you want to unzip them to get the md5 file. Then use the md5 file in odin
[Verizon Droid Charge] Hitchslap:
Thanks. I had updated my radios a while back (before going to Humble 5.RC2) and that uploader/dev had insisted on removing the SIM before flashing.

I may just wait for danalo to release a Humble update, probably fewer headaches overall.
[Verizon Droid Charge] droidiam:
Ahh ive restarted and now it is constantly making that sound you get when you phone first stars up. Help me
[Verizon Droid Charge] didureboot:
Get it back into Odin and try again.
[Verizon Droid Charge] trparky:
Note, this ROM (at least the one that's rooted and deodexed) uses an EXT4-based file system. So when you load the ROM via ODIN you're going to get EXT4 out of the box.

Myself, I'm not exactly thrilled about that idea. I know that in the past we used EXT4 because RFS performance as atrocious and that EXT4 was so much faster but Samsung made some serious strides in making the RFS driver in this ROM much faster and efficient than it was in the past. I've read enough horror stories on these forums to know not to use EXT4 and to stick with RFS.

So... knowing that this ROM loads an EXT4-based file system from the beginning (this is a question for Danalo), is it safe to load this ROM via ODIN without disabling Voodoo Lag Fix and converting back to RFS first? Can you just, go ahead and load the ODIN file onto your phone straight away without doing all the conversion?
[Verizon Droid Charge] mhemu:
I just got the noise too. It's weird, when I went from stock ee4 to ep4d using the manual update method, noise was gone. When I odined the debloated/deodexed package, I get static
[Samsung Infuse 4G] aturbs:
I'm running MIUI build 11.09 and now I can't go into recovery mode to update it. When I hit reboot into recovery, it just shows the Samsung logo and never goes past there. Anybody know how to fix this?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] tmease1:
Odin back to stock and start over.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] brorex:
Use sgs kernal flasher and slash cwm community kernal that will give you red cwm then flash miui again that's what i did worked fine make sure to backup as knce you flash community kernal you won't boot back up
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jayson94538:
The answer is in the thread. Maybe the first post. Who knows? ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dr.Meemoo:
I've ordered from clove 3 Galaxy Nexus Devices and paid for them from the begging of their announcement. After a huge misunderstanding, finally they shipped them through FedEx -just like I've ordered-. And when I went "yesterday" to get the package from the local FedEx facility in my country, I was shocked !!!! There was

only one

device, instead of 3 !!!! The attached Clove invoice stated that the order is : 3 Galaxy Nexus devices" .. but there was only one device there !!!!

I refused to receive the package, talked to the manager, and made a complaint. At the same time, I sent an email to Clove inquiring about this issue. But not response yet.

I'm really surprised. Bcz I've been a customer of Clove and this is the 1st time I have such problems !!!

Did anyone had the same problem?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PurpleBunnies:
Alright so, I need help with my HTC EVO 3D.

*Now don't worry I've tried every search and used every resource nothing that will anwser or fix my specific circumstance.

I rooted my HTC EVO 3D, and everything was fine, all ran like normal. (With the intention to install custom ROM's.) I found one that appealed to me, the ViperROM. After following multipe tutourials strictly, I had the problem of when I restarted my phone it wouldn't load to normal interface. I just got to HTC logo backed on a white screen for about 10-15 seconds then it would turn off and restart, to the same proccess of going into the white screen.

Now before people start coming up with anwsers I will list everything that I've tried, hoping that some expert or someone with a great deal of knowledge will help me out:

> Tried installing the ROM again, multipe times actually

> Wipe Delvik Cache and Cache Partition along with Factory Reset and data wipe in all possible sequences

> Assuming somthing was wrong with the ROM, I tried installing other ROM's, also strictly following tutourials and having the same result

> I put the RUU file on my phone but it won't automatically flash, so I tried saving as a .ZIP and installing it and it aborts

I'm becoming extremely frustrated and dissapointed that I even rooted my phone and went into this.

Now, does anyone have a solution or idea of my problem?

Feel free to ask furthur questions if I forgot to mention some details.

Thanks.:(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] plainjane:
When you try to RUU, are you downloading a zip or an exe? Exe files need to be ran from your computer. Zips need to be named correctly (don't add a zip if you don't see it) and flashed through the bootloader. Flashing an RUU through recovery won't work.

Assuming you can access recovery, do you have a nandroid backup you can restore? If you can't or you get the same result, try running an RUU from your computer.

If all else fails, try the Evo 3D forum. I'm sure you could pm a moderator to move this thread over there.

Good luck!

Supersonic Evo 4G | MIUI | Tapatalk
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PurpleBunnies:
Alright, thanks for that. It gave some understanding but when I start the Installation Wizard, it says my phone is connected? Any thoughts?

And I'm very new to this site would you possibly be able to ask a mod. for me? Or give me the name of one? Thanks. :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PurpleBunnies:
How do I restore my backup file
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] plainjane:
I believe that USB debugging must be turned on for the RUU to run. I'm from the original Evo, but the steps should be similar. Try running the RUU from fastboot - it should be an option on your hboot (bootloader) screen. Also be sure that you have the correct drivers installed. I've never personally RUU'd myself, so I can't offer much more guidance on that part.

If you can't get the RUU to run, you can always use a zip file through hboot, just be sure to download the correct one. For the Evo the file must be named PC36IMG.zip... it'll be different for the 3D - I think it starts with PG.

If you made a backup in recovery then you can restore it by following the same steps, just choose restore instead of backup. You should've made a nandroid backup prior to flashing - it's in every guide. If you used Rom Manager, then bout into recovery and you should see a backup/restore option. Choose restore and select the backup.

If you did use Rom Manager, I suggest doing everything manually once you get your phone back up and running. Rom Manager hinders your learning experience and restricts your control over your device. Find your roms on XDA and download them from their thread. Do your backups from recovery, wipe and flash from recovery. You may have done it manually and still ended up in this situation, but I'm just giving my perspective on automated flashing.

To have the thread moved, use the report button on the first post. There should be an option that says that you need the thread to be moved. I'll report it for you tomorrow if you can't figure it out.

Good luck, I hope you get everything worked out :]

Supersonic Evo 4G | MIUI | Tapatalk
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] petsrdjan:
I know there were quite a few questions, but mine is different in the fact that I do not know any programming language, and I would like to create a simple application. I tried via "google app Inverter" but I failed ... I'm trying to make a very simple application of the aquariums. On the home page that has 3 buttons such as "aquariums" "Plants" "fish" and clicking on the "aquarium" to open the next page which will be a bit more about aquariums ... for example, clicking on the plants to be opened also a new page will be where the plant species, and then click on to leave a certain type of images and text on this type of ... I think it's not complicated to make, but please make me a little how to succeed :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] petsrdjan:
Sorry, I put in that topic because I saw that it says on the application, and my English is not the best, so why the error occurred.
[Defy General] SpookyAwol:
Why have the 'nightlies' for CM7 stopped? the last nightly was on the 16th which was cm_jordan_full-63.zip.

A lot of changes have been pending since then .

Are they posted elsewhere or why the delay? I couldnt locate any other news on it.
[Defy General] iammodo:
Hardware problems. Parts gotta be replaced before buildbot can go back online.
[Defy General] danielthuy:
The devs are trying their best to bring ICS to our Defy, aussi some problem technique with their server...

Btw, you can find the latest nightly of unofficial version here

http://defy.wdscript.fr/jordan-nightly/

it's on 25 Nov, not 10 days ^^
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nixtip:
Why ASUS didn't include 3G into this tablet, nowdays thats like a must thing to do... with that would be perfect tablet!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nook-color:
Samsung, HTC, and Motorola have existing relations with all the Wireless phone services. That may have something to do with Asus being left out. But besides the Xoom and the Apple, are there any other Wireless Tablets available for contract with wireless phone company?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Smyc151:
Couldn't they just do an unlocked 3G version without having any connection to wireless companies?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Charles_A:
For personal use i don't think i will need 3g much. If/When i do, i have my rooted phone to tether to. So i don't see 3G as that needed a feature. And after following a lot of tech blogs and such it seems a lot of the people commenting are wanting wifi tablets only a lot too. So That could be part of it. Also until they have a shared data plan, cause who wants to pay for 2 data plans, i don't see my self paying for 3g even if it had the radio to do it.

However, for business use i would like one with 3g in it. Since i wouldn't trust people to know how to tether much less have a phone that can tether. So in this case simpler is much better. So for business use i will need to look at a different product which makes me sad. and if the treasurer for our non-profit has her way it will be a ipad ... which makes me very very sad. So a 3G model would have been awesome as well.

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Correct me if i am wrong, but 3G isn't like cellular networks right? It has to be someone certain radio signal to work correctly meaning you have to work with that company ( be it at&t t-mobile version or sprint or who ever).

Like why the at&t iphone will work on t-moblie but it doesn't have t-moblies radios so you can't get 3G.

And say they just put AT&T radios in with out asking for whatever ( i don't know if you can do that or if it even matters, but just say they did) if at&T didn't want to support the device they could just block the device and not sell plans to it.

So i don't think it is just as easy as "unlocked 3G"
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dragonithe:
The dock has a USB port, so just connect a mobile data dongle to it?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Charles_A:
Can android interpret the data dongle natively?(like Linux (at least it did on Linux Mint last time i tired)) or will a custom app need to be made for it to work if it works at all? (like windows). it is a interesting idea though. If it doesn't work out of the box (i doubt it but never know) someone should really make an app that will make it work. Since i already have a data dongle thing somewhere. lol
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Wordlywisewiz:
Sprint might be getting it if you look at their CES invite the folds look just like that origami screen cover!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Smyc151:
I'm not the best source about this information, so please excuse me if I'm wrong. But I thought that most 3G were on similar frequencies, and therefore it would be easy to make a 3G antenna which could communicate on all of them. The reason why I ask, is that I had a T-Mobile Android phone and brought it to the UK a few months ago, and can use it on any network here (since it's unlocked), and only have to change the network operators (or something like that, I can't exactly recall) info so it connects to the right towers. And it works perfectly fine. If I can do that with a crappy old Android phone, why couldn't it be done with Transformer?

But on the whole, I agree with you. It's so much cheaper to buy a tethering plan for most phones than it would be to give it its own 3G service, that for most people just doing a wireless hotspot with their phone would make more sense. But it's still a legitimate question for some people :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dragonithe:
I know that Archos uses a dongle that slides into the tablet that is powered by USB, so it's not impossible. But I don't know if it's naively implanted.

And if not, maybe some dev's can port the software from the archos devices to the prime to get a USB dongle to work.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] julien.me:
I will personally use a wifi modem, that way it doesn't even use the battery of the tab, and I could share the connexion with whoever I want.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jerrykur:
I just put my phone in hotspot mode when I need a connection and Wifi is not available. But in that last 2 years I have only had to do that 3 or 4 times. I don't see any need for 3/4g, and the associated extra costs, in a tablet.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BongoBong:
Personally I would never pay extra for a 3g version and then have to pay a monthly fee on top of that. In Canada at least the monthly fee is not that cheap.

I wonder if there are stats on how many of each of the ipad models were sold? The original and ipad2 were both released with a 3g model at launch right? It would be interesting to see how big the 3g market is
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Xionas:
Probably just to keep costs down. And I honestly don't view 3G as a must do thing. It'll be a while before people start to see data plans attached to devices as a given. Right now, if I need internet while I'm out and about with my tablet I just set up my phone as a hotspot. It's still a bit rare when I feel the need for internet when I'm not at home (most of the time I'll be reading or watching things already stored) but it came in handy while waiting in line for Black Friday.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] 0x000:
as the prime is already available for some, could you please test if a 3G dongle works? my interest is not so much in internet connectivity but using mobile TV which only works via 3G here and not over a wifi connection due to legal requirements..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] holdmydrink:
I heard somewhere that they don't because it's not a very popular market. They are aware most people have data plans on their phones and don't want to spend extra on a separate plan for a tablet. Plus most people will just tether from there phones if they need to connect out of wifi range.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mithent:
3G would be nice in theory, but I wouldn't be willing to pay for another data subscription when I already have one for my phone.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] adiliyo:
3G does indeed run on different frequencies. especially in the US, it's a giant clusterfuck of various bands that carriers use as well as completely different technologies for it.

verizon and sprint both use CDMA and different freq

tmobile and at&t both use GSM (like most of europe) at run at different freq. (it's the reason an unlocked iphone will work on tmobile, but you won't get 3g on it.)

for asus to come out with a 3g (or 4g) enabled tablet in the states, it would mean working with some provider to support and sell it, which asus being such a small player would be tough to get any of the big providers to get on board.

one solution would be to install a quad or penta band gsm radio in it (like the galaxy nexus) and let people use it however they want, but then cost comes into play.

personally, i've never seen the draw to 3g enabled tablets, as most people who have one also have a smartphone that they can probably tether to the device.

if i really wanted to get 3g and not tether in some way, i'd probably rather get a hotspot for the same price (service wise) and not use up my tablets battery powering the radio and also be able to connect multiple devices to it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] 0x000:
maybe i shouldn't have replied to this thread but created a new one :)

what i asked is whether a 3G dongle would work (similar to what archos does), but i guess not :)

asus could support that and not care about a 3G tablet version, only put the drivers and apps into the firmware.

3G connectivity is cheap in austria, unlimited data plan (without throttle) with 10mbit/s for 15 euros/month (or even much cheaper with throttle), but as i said, i'd only need it for mobile TV.