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[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] aimbdd:
google is your friend.

http://spb.com/products/mobileshell/
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] shlomi84:
found it on market it used to be good... its crap now ty anyways
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] txgoathead:
Hey Folks, I am an owner of a new HTC Evo View 4g hoping to find answers to the following questions...

Is there a way to bypass the Sprint Hands Free Activation when you power up Evo View 4g?

Is there a way to cancel the constant sync of nothing? When it is powered on an connected to wifi the "sync" icon shows up, but when I go to Settings>Accounts & Sync, there is nothing checked. So I click on "Cancel Sync" and it stops.

I have S-off, root and CWM recovery, with HBoot 1.13.

Any help would be appreciated.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] ItsDon:
I would like to know how to disable the hands free activation as well, it is super annoying. My View is bone stock, unrooted.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] txgoathead:
Bump!

Anyone have any ideas?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] matthew2582:
Install No Lock - click on No Lock to switch on Locking Disabled - when you next boot up No Lock blows away the Sprint Logo and Activation screen - at least that worked for me
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] SteveDusa:
I think you can get rid of the nagging prompt if you can somehow obtain the MSL/SPC code.

If I am thinking this correctly, after you obtain the MSL/SPC code, you need to go into EPST mode (read here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1146127) then change the phone number to something else...

The hard part is getting the MSL/SPC.

OR you can just sign up for a service, have it activated, then just turn the radio off and cancel the service within 3 days for a full refund.

Done.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] countryprof:
No Lock works for me too!

Thanks matthew2582. The No Lock app trick works for me too. For the benefit of others who wan't to try it, i noticed the following caveats: The tablet must be in Airplane mode (yes, wifi still works in airplane mode) and you must turn the tablet off rather than use the restart option.

Love this forum. I looked for solutions on this issue for hours unsuccessfully (well, I found options that involved rooting the tablet, but didn't want to go that route) before finding this.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] BigKenW:
Does anyone have a link to NO LOCK? I have purchased these as gifts so I want to give them the information on how to remove the activation menu if required.

Also, can this be done from STOCK without ROOTING?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] matthew2582:
No Lock is free of charge and in the Market here -- https://market.android.com/details?id=org.jraf.android.nolock

And you don't need to do anything in terms of changing any wifi or airplane settings -- just install the app, enable No Lock and you are all set
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] matthew2582:
And I forgot to mention -- no rooting required -- just stock app for stock tablet
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] BigKenW:
Matthew...good news. Thank you! One last question, if you uninstall No Lock, will the Sprint items stay gone?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] matthew2582:
Nothing is being changed or removed in any way -- No Lock just turns off screen locking and has the coincidental effect of zipping past the Sprint boot screen and their activation screen
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Circledog:
I installed No Lock and still get the sprint boot screen and activation, any tips or tricks I'm missing?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] killerb777:
I wonder if there is an app in titanium backup you can freeze to get rid of this...
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] afbond03:
Hrmph, not finding any place that has a phone number to change here.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] graffixnyc:
Has anyone contacted sprint or htc to see if there is anything that can be done to remove the activation? I'm sure there has to be someway to disable it. I mean I'm sure not everyone that's buying them is using them on the sprint network. Maybe if you call HTC they can help out.

Also an easy way to get the MSL is in terminal emulator just type "getprop ril.MSL" (no root required) I'm not sure if it works on the view but I know it works on sprint phones.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] graffixnyc:
Has anyone tried this?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1162334
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] supaboom:
I found that I could disable the sprint activation by disabling the /system/apps/vdmc.apk

I wonder if sprint 3g/4g will still work after this?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] afbond03:
This worked for me. Thanks.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] RedWingsFan:
What app do you use to accomplish this?

Root required?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] graffixnyc:
You can use Titanium Backup and I believe root is required. You can also do it by typing a command into Terminal Emulator. "pm disable /system/app/nameofapk.apk"
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] matthew2582:
"I installed No Lock and still get the sprint boot screen and activation, any tips or tricks I'm missing?"

Did you actually invoke No Lock ->Locking Disabled?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] mmmatches:
I can vouch for this - even with locking disabled I still see the Sprint animations on startup/shutdown.

Is there an easy way to root temporarily to get rid of the Sprint animation files?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] matthew2582:
Yes you can still see the initial Sprint logos but are not forced into a very lengthy activation screen

In other words, the sprint logos should quickly clear from the screen
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] mmmatches:
Ah, I see - thanks for clarifying.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] raed81:
how can i disable this app ? I navigated to it using root explorer but after that should i delte it to disable it or what ? Thanks
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] vancraft:
This created a big problem

Edit: I fixed the "big problem" but part of the issue remains....

I did as you suggested, because I'm not yet rooted. It got rid of the device activation prompt, but not the hands-free prompt.

Is there further advice?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] bsweetness:
Wow, worked great for me. Dramatically improved my boot time. Thanks for the tip!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] matthew2582:
Yes it does improve boot time - and if you enable Fast Boot in Settings->Power the Flyer and View boot up in less than 2 seconds - truly awesome
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] bsweetness:
Yeah, I have fast boot enabled. The first time I started it up after installing No Lock, I thought that I had actually just turned the screen off instead of shutting it down. Crazy fast start up.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] contradude:
If you have sprint, activating should only appear once ever
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] illest manny:
found a fix

Using root explorer or any other root explore go to > system > app > SprintAdnroidExtension.apk and delete it thats it its that easy and it went away for me works fine
[HTC EVO 3D] bluephi1914:
I always seem to get this error when i am dialing #'s. Its like if I try and dial a number too fast the keyboard begins to lag and just stops responding.

Anyone know a fix for this issue ?

It only happens when I dial #'s ... too quickly it seems and the phone just stops responding...i cant hang up the call that i am on or even finish dialing.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

my phone is rooted. h-boot 1.5

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[HTC EVO 3D] il Duce:
wipe cache and dalvik, redownload and reflash your ROM
[HTC EVO 3D] superman1979:
I experience that too sometimes when i restore my backup, good thing i have nandroid and titanium just incase....

What i do is, before i restore, i wipe data, wipe cache and dalvic, then restore.... Hope this helps....
[HTC EVO 3D] il Duce:
fyi, when you restore data, it negates the fact that you wiped it, also dalvik is in data. If you're going to restore, there'e really no need to wipe first (except maybe cache), since the restore process actually first wipes each partition being restored. Then it restores it.
[HTC EVO 3D] bluephi1914:
quite honestly, i thought that i experienced this issues when my phone was stock.

cant really remember though. i know my original EVO had these same issues. I'm starting to think that the HTC dialer is faulty. :confused:

i will wipe everything and then...reflash the ROM. I wont restore any data and i will see how it goes.

just out of curiosity... where is the nandroid backup and all that kept? i made one before i rooted. ALso, I've been wanting to format my sd card, even though it has nothing to do with this issue im sure.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stephan moisan:
I bought a new galaxy nexus from expansys usa model i9250xxkk1 build number itl41f and i dont know if it is a yakju or a yakjuxm and i find my internet connection to cut off sometime even in good cell reception can anyone help me
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] z1g1:
Same issue

I have the Same Build number with a Nexus which I bought from Expansy and I am getting the same model number and Build numbers.

In areas where my Nexus One had no issues this phone will not hold a cell connection!

Anyone else having issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EddyOS:
How old are your SIM cards?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] z1g1:
My SIM card originally came from an iPhone3gs. I have been afraid to get a new one since then since I don't want to loose my unlimited data plan which is why I bought the Nexus at cost.

Do you think it's age could be a problem?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EddyOS:
Quite possibly, my carrier (Vodafone UK) suggest changing every 2-3 years. It doesn't affect the contract as it's just a new SIM getting registered to your account. I did it when going from my HTC HD2 to my Desire after it wouldn't connect on 3G. New SIM in, full reception restored :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] z1g1:
Thanks!, I will give it a shot at lunchtime and see if that helps. It would be a shame to have to return this phone its quite epic!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] columbo:
I heard that Orange appear to be having network problems in various areas. Are you on Orange?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] k0sun7eash3d:
I bought my nexus from expansys-usa as well. It came running the yakjuxm? (Samsung) build. I flashed it over to the yakju build and xxkk6 radio without any problem. I haven't experienced any weak/low signal with either build or radio. As recommended, try to switch out the sim card first and see if that works for you. It will not affect your data plan and all you need to do is go down to your closest carrier store. Do it asap though so in the event something is wrong with your phone, you can get in touch with expansys right away.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pd2002:
I got this issue too. Singal drop!!!! Especially when low battery or charging using eneloop mobile booster.

Running on XXKK1 google build, ITL41F All Stocks ROM
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stephan moisan:
How do you tell if it is google or samsung build is it because it itl41f and xxkk1 that what mine says
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joeykrim:
Supposidly D build is Samsung and F build is Google ...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ves:
You got the 'Google' version, as I have the same build info as you and I confirmed it through info on XDA.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stephan moisan:
Thank for the reply
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stephan moisan:
Where can you find yakju on the device
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] z1g1:
I got the new SIM card last night but I am still having connection issues. I am going to get in touch with Expansy and see if there is a known issues and try for a swap. Aside from this issue I am really enjoying the Nexus Prime
[Defy General] root_toor:
No offences to Quarx and the wonderful cyanogen mod team.After 3 months (a month on stable cm7 release),I realised that cm7 is very unprofessional in spite of the fact that it runs faster and is lighter than stock rom.However after rolling back to stock rom last night I found it is much productive and stable than cyanogen.Just rooted 3.4.3	-36 and removed certain unnecessary stock apps.And I have started liking moto widgets.Waiting for cm9.Will update info about battery experience in stock rom.Till now no difference in stock and cm7.
[Defy General] zyxwvut:
Well.... Custom rom's aren't for everyone! I'm a flashing junkie myself :p I switch roms atleast once a week and still can't ever decide what I like the most. I like stock froyo roms for some reasons. In fact just today I went to stock nordic froyo, did a little theming with UOT kitchen. It's nice that everything just works but I swear I get way more random screen freezes and even an occasional full blown freeze and/or reboots with stock rom's. I think I'm going back to CM7 or who knows what starting tomorrow because Moto's software just plain sucks in terms of stability if you ask me. You win some and you lose some I guess. CM7 has it's qwerks and problems but even so, I think it's better than stock. Just my $0.02

EDIT: On a side note. I do TRULY believe that ALL the problems we have with our custom rom's are 100% due to a locked bootloader meaning we are stuck with MOTO's crap ass kernel's and we can't build and compile our own custom kernel :)
[Defy General] gkai:
I have the opposite opinion: like u I use CM7 since about 3 month, updating to latest nightly regularly. I went back to stock froyo for some testing.

Only 1 day, but it has felt much longer: blur is very annoying, less customization, much less smooth and less reactive interface. No powerwidgets in pulldown menu, no 1% battery. I was extremely happy to go back to cm7.

Btw, using 111204 nightly and it is really really good, could be cm7 final for me now that the effort has gone to cm9. I will stay on this nightly as long as it need for CM9 to mature (supporting green lens may take a while...) Thanks Quarx and Epsylon for this great rom
[Defy General] popcorn1122:
@root_toor ... can you list down the unwanted softwares of stock rom 2.2.2

Even I find the stock rom more stable... specially camera green lens is better reactive in stock rom.
[Defy General] colderain:
waiting for cm9.i like it.
[Defy General] root_toor:
I agree about power control in notification but 1% battery? Check this out.

Besides what about the connected player (better than most players with sap manager ).More importantly call and messaging app is way better than that of cm7.And I use a blurless stock rom.
[Defy General] root_toor:
To start with I removed DLNA, Homesync, Quickoffice,File manager by quickoffice,and many other system apks.After rooting my phone I installed Bomb that task from market for app killing.And yes for 1% battery use circle battery widget.Either use root explorer or a freeware called Super Manager.
[Defy General] zyxwvut:
its all just a matter of preference really! I understand why people like stock, but like I said I swear it's not as stable IMO. I get lots of unexplained freezes. I do like connected music player too but I always just install it on the custom roms I use anyway, I have a white themed CMP I use. I'm gonna try the 111204 nightly like gkai suggests because honestly I haven't used it yet so I will give it a go. But I can guarantee I will still bounce around from rom to rom like I always do :p
[Defy General] root_toor:
After using cm7 for months - I switched back to stock ROM - Tried MIUI - found it better (professional) than cm7.Although CM7 is a hacker's paradise, I still found the need to install 2.3.4 GB (Stock ROM) since I wanted to experience 2.6.32.9 GB kernel.

Conclusion

CM7 - Fastest

MIUI - Rich UI and iPHONISH feel (missed the app drawer as of the latest MIUI version)

STOCK FROYO - By far the most stable ROM.If you updated with latest FROYO, you can root your phone with either OneClickRoot 1.7 or 2.3 and above.

STOCK GB - Yet to try (however beware you cannot downgrade to STOCK FROYO,CM7 OR MIUI since they are based on FROYO kernel 2.6.32.9 while this runs on GB kernel 2.6.32.9)
[Defy General] popcorn1122:
CM7.1.0 and MIUI failed for me in regular use... it hungged when you actually need phone to talk. it hung when u actually need to take pic... the auto focus also fails sometimes in night.

with stock roms , its more stable but just a bit slow...

so if you root and overclock the stock to 1 GHz , and remove useless softwares, it makes the defy best phone.

Unless we have a kernel of GB, its no point to install a GB with a kernel of a froyo.
[Defy General] sp8y:
Just a bit of input from me as I was a regular user of CM7 from RC0 onwards.

CM7 was quite a bit faster (than when I previously had a leaked froyo installed) & has some great features as standard but I also had one big issue that I couldn't solve & that was the well known Android OS/Suspend bug. It would frequently continue to use CPU & not go into deep sleep correctly maybe several times per day.

So in the end I decided to install the official UK froyo 2.2.2 sbf & to this I have:

rooted,

installed 2nd init,

overlcocked to 1000mhz & undervolted slightly,

flashed the 1% battery mod so the Defy now reports in 1% steps even in the Moto battery menu,

also deblurred the stock UK ROM using Walters deblur mod.

All this has resulted in a very stable ROM with no lag, freezing or rebooting (non of which I ever had on CM7 either I have to add) however I also now don't have the Suspend bug on the froyo build so I'm happy.

Also I use widgetsoid for the toggles in the pull down menu & Launcher Pro & have also frozen some Moto things that I don't need.

So to summarise I did really like CM7 & if it were not for the issue I had then would still be using it & getting ready for CM9 (which I may still try at a later date) but the official froyo with the extra things I've added is more than up to the job for me.
[Defy General] evolution1g:
I have used stock FroYo, cm7, Miui, wiui and ms2ginger and for me the best one is ms2ginger .. battery life as compared to stock FroYo and cm7 , it is much better in ms2ginger
[Defy General] loehry:
I like cm7 most

and i just tried cm9 which semms to be even better :)
[Defy General] popcorn1122:
@sp8y you are absolutly right. I am also doing same thing :)

can you give us all the links(for mods) to make it the way you are using :)
[Defy General] sp8y:
Yes no problem :)

Here's Walters deblur thread - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1215798

1% battery step mod - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1113249

Patched gmail notification mod for Launcher Pro - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1199518

2nd Init bootmenu (I use version 1.7B) & use the CPU settings menu for overclocking/undervolting with the Smartass governor -

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1032212

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16721202&postcount=168

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=17032162&postcount=3

Need Root for most of these mods but I just used Superoneclick.

Hope that helps :)
[Defy General] popcorn1122:
Thank you so much, I will use this tonight and stop all modding experiment till stable CM9 arrives :)
[Defy General] root_toor:
Well I've been working since past 12 hours (from scratch) customizing GB 2.3.4-134_DFP-10_2 (Debluring + modding BlurHome.apk launcher for appearance).And I must say , this is the best stock ROM I've come across so far.
[Defy General] root_toor:
Apparently 2.3.4-134_DFP-10_2 overclocks MB525 between ~800 - 1000MHz

Thanks again for links but the stock ROM I'm testing has no errors.All I need now is on how to go about editing BlurHome.apk in GB.
[Defy General] popcorn1122:
@root_toor , I had the same question of using BlurHome.apk in GB like CM7.1

But as they are on different framework, you cant install the BlurHome.apk excep on stock GB of Motorola.

and what exactly are you trying with 2.3.4-134_DFP-10_2?
[Defy General] root_toor:
Well the following

Debluring

Trying to customize stock Launcher

Adding Reboot option in Power Button Tray

Optimization for decent performance (battery)

Last resort is Launcher PRO (not ADW - very unstable)

Basically I'm working on one of the most stable GB ROM for MB525 with least "custom mods"

I won't be adding 720p mod as the stock camera rom is giving me better image output than FROYO and CM7.

So mostly a minimalist ROM (1% custom , 99% Stock) for stability.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] LordXeth:
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[HTC Desire S] giby31:
Just Download the attachment and follow instructions.

Thank you Android Flasher. You saved my hboot big time :D
[HTC Desire S] djisgod:
used this method a while ago.works well!
[HTC Desire S] foX2delta:
The flashing the stock hboot will only bring you back to stock if you just ran revolutionary (No custom roms etc)

I know its obvious but to many it wont be.
[HTC Desire S] ivanmark52:
So can i just revert my backup of stock rom and then flash Revert Back to Stock in recovery.Will my phone be S-on then?

EDIT:I just notised that Revert Back to Stock is not flashabe file and it have instrustions.
[HTC Desire S] Grant2k:
you can still

adb devices

adb shell

su

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p18 of=/sdcard/backup.img

dd if=/sdcard/hboot.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p18

reboot bootloader
[HTC Desire S] ahmed_ais:
Awesome !!

Works like a charm ... !!

However, i can't do factory reset to my stock rom (that i restored before applied your method) ... factory reset just restarts my phone into bootloader ... any clue??
[HTC Desire S] giby31:
Ah.......see that fixes the bootloader to S-ON, then u got to use your specific RUU file.....then it gets back to Stock Rom
[HTC Desire S] ahmed_ais:
Yep ... that did the trick ... thanks!
[HTC Desire S] DuTY09:
can this be done on a branded T-Mobile phone ? coz I tried a similar method before and bricked my phone and had to send it off for repair which took a month to get my phone back :(
[HTC Desire S] TylerDurdenK:
Just used this tool to try and get back to stock. But now my phone wont start up properly, just boots into HBOOT.

I had applied revolutionary, and installed a custom ROM.

What do I do now to get back to stock ROM?
[HTC Desire S] foX2delta:
@TylerDurdenK

If you read post 3 you would have seen that I said if you have a custom rom this will not bring you back to stock.

Not sure why your phone isn't switching on, but most likely you will need to flash a RUU to get back to stock. Make sure you choose the right RUU.
[HTC Desire S] nikolaaas:
If you removed revolutionary etc, download the proper shipped rom from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1002506 and flash your phone while connected to bootloader and usb attached on your computer. If you still cant do it that way you can get the image from the exe file (you need to find it in temp folder of your pc) and flash it that way. Before that it would be even better to flash stock kernel. Hope this helps.
[HTC Desire S] hesperos1980:
Orginal HTC Desire

How to apply this method on htc desire, needs help with FlashENGHBOOT and hboot.
[HTC Desire S] enigmaamit:
You're better off asking this question in the Desire forums mate. This is the Desire S... and despite sharing most of its name with the older sibling, they are actually very different.
[HTC Desire S] 1st_paladin:
I am S-Off using Revolutionary and have 4Ext recovery installed. I'm using Endymion 3.4. I have a Clockworkmod backup of my Stock ROM.

Please correct me if I misunderstood to go back to Stock.

1. Restore the Stock ROM Backup

2. Run the BAT file in post number one

That should do it right? I will be back to HBoot 0.98.002 and S-On?
[HTC Desire S] hesperos1980:
Thank you for your answere. I'll post it on deisre section :)
[HTC Desire S] bmeagle:
Hi all

Newbie at unrooting here.

I am selling my desire S to somebody who wants it stock.

Originally I used revolutionary to root my phone and ran cyanogenmod 7.1.

I restored the backup I made while on rooted stock.

I need to overwrite clockworkmod recovery and get rid of revolutionary.

I saw the following guideline:

Does this get rid of both clockworkmod recovery and revolutionary?

I think I don't need to flash an RUU coming from the flashed stock backup image right?

I want to make very sure before I proceed.

Thanx

bmeagle
[HTC Desire S] Tapur007:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1460713

should help.

Read the instructions carefully (with a video demo).

I would also suggest you to go through the entire Thread as well !!! :eek:
[HTC Desire S] manolo2:
IT WORKS!!!

it works! It works!!!!! After hours searching!!! It works!! Thanks!!!!!:d
[HTC Desire S] mostafa.yassen:
thanxs

thanxs