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[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamdestruktor:
I'd like to unroot my NC back to original stock. I run CM off the SD card. From what I've read, I can just format my SD card and then put a stock zip on it and flash it? Or am I wrong? Plus I'd like to reuse that SD card for something else afterwards.

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[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] koopakid08:
Check out the restoring to stock section of the guide in my sig. It should get you where you want to be.

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[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DizzyDen:
No... the B&N file is not installable from CWR... you can remove the SD (or just select eMMC and Recovery mode from the menu.... but... if you are running CM7 from SD... shouldn't have to restore original anyway... unless you installed something else on eMMC
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] koopakid08:
It is installable via clockwork if you use the flashable zip. ;)

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[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamdestruktor:
Everytime I recover and flash, doesn't work. I can't even get into proper recovery to boot from SD. I'm thinking of trying to put the new zip on a different memory card.

Forgot to mention that I'm trying to upgrade from an old nightly to the latest stable or nightly 201. So I thought I'd try and unroot, then reroot.

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[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamdestruktor:
Sent via Tapatalk on my *voided* Evo running CM 7.1.0
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] votinh:
Normally, we only use the term "unroot" when:

+ your currently run custom ROM, i.e. CM7 from eMMC

Other than that, don't use the term "unroot"

What is your current system now?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] koopakid08:
Are you using the latest version of clockwork? Also what program are you using to burn the image? Are you running it as admin?

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[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamdestruktor:
I'm pretty sure its the latest Clockwork. I've tried almost everything but I just can't get into recovery. I believe I used WINIMAGE32?

I simply want to restore to stock and it seems confusing. Since I ran off SD, I thought I could simply format the SD and then go back to factory settings on my Nook. Now I read something about an 8 reboot process? Ah, so confusing!

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[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheYoke:
Try this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1391931

You might have a bit of CWR on the emmc preventing your stock from updating. But there is also a video link in that thread that you can view to see step by step what you need. After you accomplish the steps, you can update to any version of stock you want.

Yoke
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shumash:
You "restore to stock" by taking the SD card out of the slot and rebooting. Unless you did something horribly wrong, the stock ROM hasn't been touched by the SD card. You don't "root" an SD installation; it installs rooted. That being said, if you've been messing around with Clockwork, which only works with an emmc installation, you have probably installed a recovery partition on the emmc, but that won't affect running the stock Nook. It just affects your warranty.

To get the the SD card back to normal, reformat it. You may also have to remove the partitions on it with a tool like Easeus Partition Master beforehand.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamdestruktor:
Thanks, will try this.

Also how can I find out if the stock ROM or emmc was affected by CWR?

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[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamdestruktor:
I have tried ever possible option given to me and searched on my own. Only option left for me to is unroot and reroot. Woe is me!

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[HTC Sensation] vont:
I'm having Sensation (stock ROM T-Mobile Czech CID: T-MOB004) with S-Off, ClokwordMod Recovery v5.0.0.8 and root.

HBOOT-1.17.1111

RADIO-10.14.9035.01_M

Software 1.45.113.2 CL134246 release-keys

Any ideas how can I re-brand my Sensation ROM for warranty purpose?

TMO CZ RUU is still not on the internet...

Thanks
[HTC Sensation] trkaaa:
check this link http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1193033
[HTC Sensation] vont:
Thank you for the information but I can not use the procedure in this link, any RUU for Sensation stock ROM T-Mobile Czech are not yet on the Internet :-(
[HTC Sensation] trkaaa:
check this http://www.filefactory.com/f/c87a2330449af512/
[HTC Amaze 4G] alucardunit1:
So i had rooted my amaze earlier and every thing was great removed my bloat and went along my way, since the 12th my phone kept telling me it had the update to do so i clicked install but since clockwork was my recovery the phone did not want to do the update so. i decided to unroot my phone and try to restore but nothing seemed to be the same can some one help me out i cannot get su-2.3.6.3-ef-signed.zip to run right to root. All i know about this stuff is how to follow directions so
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scoobman:
Hi all!

New to the forum and anxious to play with my SGS2... Let me begin with something simple...

First of all I guess I'll need to root my phone ( buildnumber XWKK2 ) I already figured out I have to use "CF-Root-SGS2_XW_XEN_KK2-v5.0-CWM5.zip" to root my phone. But just to be sure: That IS the file right????

So... I should have a rooted phone at this point... Next I'd really like to remove some, for me, useless apps like the Samsung Hubs en the Bol.Com bookreader, just to save the battery. Will simply rooting my phone give me the ability to remove those apps?

And last but not least... Will rooting my phone result in a nice yellow start-up triangle?

Hope that someone is willing to help a newbie on this forum ;-)

Regards,

Scoobman
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] E_Goldstein:
once you have root, yes you can find your self an app called system app remover and that will let you remove all the samsung bloatware you dont want, such as stuff labelled here, the app is paid for so dont ask for it ;p

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1069924

yes you will have a nice yellow triangle, imo it dont bother me but you can search there is a thread but i cant find it,

and yeah thats the right kernel to root your phone
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scoobman:
Mr. E. Goldstein...

A big 'Thank You!' for your clear and fast answer!

Kind regards,

Scoobman
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] droidburn:
Rooting will not bring in the yellow triangle...yellow triangle comes only when you flash a custom kernel...

Secondly, there is a way to remove the yellow traingle
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scoobman:
@droidburn
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scoobman:
Thanks for the extra info :-) Does tuis also mean rust the binary counter won't start counting when just rooting your phone?

Regards,

Scoobman
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ItsMyMama:
It will start counting but there is a way to remove the yellow triangle that is mentioned in the thread if im not wrong. Or you could just get a jig that will reset the counter and remove the yellow triangle off eBay :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scoobman:
Now I'm a bit confused... One reply says the triangle won't show while another reply says it will...

I'd only like to root my phone to remove some useless apps without touching the kernel... Root, remove, that's it...

I'm aware that there are ways to remove the triangle if it shows, but hey, if it doesn't show at all it's better :-)

So.... Can someone please give me the final answer for this root-noob ;-)

Thanks and enjoy your day!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] woodstock_ahem:
ok right now you have the stock kernel - with XWKK2

so you dont see the yellow triangle....

now whichever way you use the "CF-Root-SGS2_XW_XEN_KK2-v5.0-CWM5.zip"..you will be actually flashing an insecure(read modified or custom kernel)..

so your binary counter will go up by one and continue increasing by one each time you flash any on the custom kernel or the complete ROM.

at the same time you will be gifted the yellow triangle at boot (search forum and its very easy to remove if you wish)

FYI

you can flash the stock kernel/firmware any number of times (the kernel can be from any region - avoid south east countries like china etc..it will complicate things)...

the binary counter wont increase(in fact it gets reset..i think not sure) and you also do away with the yellow triangle...

flash a custom kernel/ROM...again ...and all comes back...

i suggest invest 2-3 hrs searching the forum and you will find all answers with asking any questions...because whatever you are going to ask next...has been already answered..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scoobman:
Thanks for your clear answer :-) It's not that I want to be lazy and just ask questions... Already spent a short period of time on the forum, but not all answers are from the same quality... That is why I'm asking the professionals directly and get additional info from the forum.

So again, thanks for your answer add it helps me to find the way in Android's world:-)

Regards, Scoobman
[Networking] xAnimal5:
Ok, so this is what all carriers should do to solve the bandwith issue:

Step 1: Pressure Apple into taking out the 3g radio and announcing that the Iphone 5 will have 4G iLTE, but it will really be 2g (EDGE). Fanboys love i-****

America has degenerated into a bunch of hipsters when it comes to tech, so the few that have noticed the hoax will simply be silenced by Big Brother Apple

Step 2: Stop throttling Android Users, but cap the Unlimited at a reasonable place like 50gigs or so with all the free bandwith released. Announce that all unlimited users will be put at a 40gig limit and no more throttling will take place

Step 3: Reap in those profits while keeping the fanboys happy in ignorance

AND

Keeping us happy
[Networking] AllGamer:
+1

agree
[Networking] shovenose:
Haha that would be great :D
[Networking] InferiorL3gion:
Why would anyone need a 50gig cap that's ridicoulous
[Networking] data2318:
Hell knows
[Networking] racer321:
Good idea

I agree with your idea if only providers listened to their costumers
[Networking] jethro650:
Hmmmmm....maybe take a small portion of their profits and continually upgrade networks to keep up to bandwidth needed. I like the idea of giving the iCrap 2g only though lol
[Networking] cyrillicnl:
Excellent! Maybe Apple or Google can start their own network, keep the bandwidth usage within the company ;)
[Networking] A2CKilla:
the logic you have is horrible, if it's capped it's no longer unlimited, so there's were the battle begins....
[Networking] Althestrasz:
That would be millions, if not billions of investments. I don't know if they would do that. Surely, if Apple sets up a network it would iPhone only.
[Networking] bconover93:
... ... ...
[Networking] Longcat14:
With technologies like LTE and LTE-Advanced that handle small amounts of spectrum VERY well, have fast speeds, and can handle lots of data with no slowdowns, carriers should be offering unlimited data again.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toothfish:
Hi guys, my friend updated his HTC Trophy to mango yesterday and its been making a lot of problems. Was wondering if you all could help out.

1. Browser doesnt automatically go into mobile version on selected sites (mostly bank sites)

www.nab.com.au

www.commbank.com.au/

P.s I tried them on my HTC Mozart 7 also and it doesnt go into mobile version as well. I ended up have to find the site address of mobile version in order to go in. He said before mango, the sites would be recognized as mobile version.

2. Automatic date system continues to reset his time back to 1980???

3. Calls doesnt work sometimes and SMS disappears suddenly

4. Battery life reduced dramatically. Before mango it was 2-3 days standby. Now its <1 day standby. (What is the average standby time for trophy if u turn off all connections? - 3G, wifi, location, bluetooth)

5. One note syncing problem, in one of the notebook, one of the section on phone never appears even though it can be found in skydrive and on computer.

Thanks guys.... please help me out... he is about to throw his wp7 into the trash can.... :(
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] day2die:
Calm down. You can revert back to NoDo and try the update again.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LI3syH1Gg2M

If that fails, you can also try a new ROM.

On the side note: www.nab.com.au and www.commbank.com.au doesn't recognize IE Mobile 9 user agent and sent it the desktop site. This is not an issue with the browser.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toothfish:
Um its quite sad that the said websites worked before IE9 in wp7.... Any chance this will be improved in the future?

How long is the average battery life for trophy on mango?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cdpoole:
The website issue is completely reliant on the banks themselves. If they decided to recognize IE9 mobile as a phone browser then it would re-direct the phone to the mobile site. That is just an issue of laziness ont he part of the banks.

My mango trophy gets about 10-12 hours with heavy use. Standby time is about 2 days
[HTC Wildfire S] m1ndh4x8r:
it should be named wildfire s phat not slim.
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
Hehe. :p

Yah it's not the smallest but I'm liking how it feels in the hand even though it's no longer a Zoolander cell.

So far I've been running it hard since 5 pm or so yesterday. NANDROID backups, restores, lots of web time, some games, FB, doing a bunch of root stuff to fix GPS and figure out WiFi issues. Sitting here with another couple of estimated hours left on it. Trying to run it dry for a calibration or two and it's taking a while to say the least.

It's like the weekend pill Cialis...You could call this thing the weekend battery. :cool:

I'm going to order...cough cough...I JUST ordered the 2430 mAh Lithium Polymer from Ebay and I'm going to try it as well to see if I can get this kind of run time out of a standard sized battery.

Me <3 testing...
[HTC Wildfire S] MoneyFist:
Hey bud. What was your usual 100 to 0% time on the stock battery?

Mine was usually just over 11hours.

With the CS battery 1day14hours (gets better after more cycles)

(note that leaving a phone on standby over night is going to drain less than a working day.)

I'm interested in knowing how you get on with that Gold 2430.

I dont expect it to beat the 2200mah CS but if it gives 25-50% more time over the stock battery with a standard formfactor then I'd be impressed.
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
Mine was in around 16 to 20 hours based on my usage.

I'll give you the stats on this one after it runs dry. Down 10% over the last 13 hours so far.
[HTC Wildfire S] miguelca:
That's the test I'm more curious about. Anyway I thank you a lot for the review on the FAT battery. ;) It's bigger so it should be better. As I already wrote on another thread I've had nice experiences with Cameron Sino batteries.

I'm curious about the Li-Polymer because the density and weight of the material are totally different. If that one approves I will buy one for sure.

Simply put I don't want to change the aesthetics of the phone to a Big Mac. :D
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
ROFL. Nice.

As I said I like the Big Mac. But I do prefer a Quarter Pounder to be honest.

I figure I will keep two battery stats files and swap from the low profile to the big mac depending on usage needs.

Going to the bar or something, it would be nice to have the smaller phone in my pocket so it doesn't look like I'm over-compensating. :P

I have read reviews on here where the 2430 clocks in around 1700. In my opinion for $20 that's a worthwhile upgrade to get nearly a third more batter life. Time and testing will tell though.

It shipped today. Hope to get it before Xmas.
[HTC Wildfire S] miguelca:
Good luck with the shipping time and with the batteries too. ;)

If the Li-Polymer Gold battery only has about 1700mAH then it is pretty false advertising. My feedback would be pretty negative on eBay.

Sellers shouldn't be so greedy and announce values that are way above reality.

Anyway if 15.50€ gets me about 30-35% battery increase then I will probably buy one.

An original battery costs the double... :confused:

I will wait for your review before I decide because I really don't like ordering so near Christmas...

Thanks for your help mate. :cool:
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
No Problem. Up to 37 hours with moderate to heavy usage now.

Final update. 40 hours on first charge.
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
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Had to put the discharge profile over two landscape screen shots :cool:

Sent from my HTC Wildfire S
[HTC Wildfire S] miguelca:
This means that on the 3rd or 4th complete charge cycles you will probably get a few more hours. Just follow the battery maker's instructions and I guess that 45 hours of moderate usage will be possible. That's quite an achievement! :)

Even if it's a Big Mac, for work purposes that wouldn't be a problem. :p
[HTC Wildfire S] aswerth:
I'm charging my battery every day...This is too big to my little WFS :D
[HTC Wildfire S] miguelca:
I concur... :D
[HTC Wildfire S] ash98:
Awesome post, might get one of the 2430mah ones if it's moderately better than this one. :D
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
Will let you know when I test it. This one finally averaged out at2263 mAh. As advertised.
[HTC Wildfire S] miguelca:
Cameron Sino still takes their business very seriously. That's great! ;)
[HTC Wildfire S] Gloris:
OP, can you come back after a few weeks using this battery, and do a 2nd review to see how it's lasting?

I only ask because I tried a similar 3500mah extended battery, which was amazing for the first few days, but after a week or two it started losing it's charge realy quickly.

40 hours use from a single charge seems awesome, but I don't wanna go spending on another battery until it's withstood the test of time :)
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
No problem. I'll put it in my Calendar. :)
[HTC Wildfire S] ash98:
Awesome, can't wait for the results :D
[HTC Wildfire S] aigaming:
Nice testing,we shall se if we have new battery champ for our nice wfs;)
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
The battery champ indeed. A few weeks after. Revisited.

In follow up testing the battery has held it's max voltage and mAh rating weeks later.

It obviously takes a lot longer to get a full charge but if you think about it the last 10% of your charge cycle is the longest as the battery nears capacity. So a quick charge still leaves you with more capacity by far then the stock.

Had the phone out with me today and off the charger at 6 am. Used it to make 4 or 5 calls, some texts, some surfing for a while and it's still at 90% 12 hours later.

I've actually had 1 1/2 hours sleep in the last 3 days and took the phone on a marathon usage run for 23 hours surfing, calling, texting and playing a whole lot of Words With Friends over the 23 hour period that it lasted under strong usage.

With moderate use this battery is definitely the weekend warrior that it claims to be. It stayed cool to the touch and worked as advertised over the testing period.

I have gotten used now to the double thickness of the phone and the weight is somehow reassuring but alas all things change...

I walked in the door today to a new 2430 mAh ECell Gold Lithium Polymer battery, shipped from England, that is currently being maxed to capacity on the universal charger. (I'd rather it not go on fire IN the phone if it is going to.) ;)

Looking forward to taking it through it's paces over the next little while and although I don't expect 2430 mAh out of a slim stock sized battery I will be happy with 1800 mAh or so. It would be a nice balance between size and longevity.

I have no experience with lithium polymer except for in the new MBP so we shall see what this technology brings to the table.

Be prepared for the next instalment of the extended life battery collection with the ECell Gold 2430 mAh lithium polymer slim battery.

Coming soon...
[HTC Wildfire S] Android311:
Looks legit to me...I orders one to off eBay coming from Japan, $15 bucks shipped....phone looks like a boost mobile brick :p

Sent from my Nookcolor Cyanogenmod 7.0.3
[HTC Wildfire S] Android311:
How hot does the battery get? Has it ever had to sutdown due to heat?

Sent from my Nookcolor Cyanogenmod 7.0.3
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
No. I used overclocked while charging, etc..

No issues. Very low heat compared to stock. Probably due to it's size physically.

I am currently testing the supposed 2430 mAh ECell Gold battery now. It also has less charging heat than the stock battery but no temp sensor to give an accurate reading. Just going by physical touch.
[HTC Wildfire S] Android311:
Ok that's goood :) which battery do u like better? I just bought a Sino battery but its not here yet

HTC Wildfire S (VM) "s-off" "rooted" Stock Rom
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
Well the stock is being burn tested right now and it just completed phase 1 lasting 1:06 to 73%.

The Gold completed phase 1 with 1:19 to 73%.

Still to test the CSI in this method but I will post the results here when I do.

To be honest I prefer the thin batteries but I didn't mind the "fat phone" and for an extended trip without battery or out on the boat all day it would be the clear choice.
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
The final results are in...

And it comes as little surprise.

The three way head to head comparison of the HTC Stock 1230 mAh, the ECell Gold 2430 mAh, and the Cameron Sino Technology 2200 mAh batteries is finally over after a lot of conditioning battery cells and a final long night and day of burn testing.

Read the results here.
[HTC Wildfire S] Android311:
Wow thats a lot of testing! I'm glad I bought the Cameron sino, to bad it won't be here till next week :/ but I can wait! Great test though thats pretty intresting of how some products name can be misleading, I read that ur running cyanogen mod 7.2 on ur wildfire s, is ur phone cdma? I didn't no there was a version yet but any way thanks for posting the result!

HTC Wildfire S (VM) "s-off" "rooted" Stock Rom
[HTC Wildfire S] bsoplinger:
Thanks for the long detailed reviews. One question though. Which size Wildfire will this battery fit? I've learned from buying cases that there are 2 different sizes of Wildfire S phones. Perhaps of most interest to me is would the extra capacity back door fit my Virgin Mobile Wildfire?

Sent from my HTC Flyer P512 using Xparent Purple Tapatalk
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
Mine is from Canada which is the so called A510a which is the same as a European A510e (in my signature).

Not sure what the Virgin Mobiles are size wise.

I believe Insink71 had put together a wiki on the phone and might be of help on this question.
[HTC Wildfire S] Android311:
I just bought one but its not here yet, I have virgin mobile and I hope it will fit
[HTC Wildfire S] Android311:
It wont fit Virgin mobile, so I'll have to sell mine when it gets here
[HTC Wildfire S] Gloris:
thanks for these battery reviews. I've just ordered the CS 2200mah battery. Between this and the recent root options and link2sd set up, this phone is going to be perfect for me :)
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
lol

I actually started calling it that just because of your post. Credit to you. :)

As an update:

2243 is the average measured mAh of this battery after weeks of full cycles.

1503 is the average measured mAh of the ECell Gold 2430 after a few weeks of full cycles.

@Gloris. Enjoy. She's a big one but man is she hard to tire out. :p
[HTC Wildfire S] Android311:
Just to let some people no that it won't fit the virgin mobile cdma phones, the back are diffrent and the back door, sucks cause I just bought this battery and want too use it lol live and learn :) but great test though a+

HTC Wildfire S (VM) "S-Off" "Rooted" "Overclocked 700 Mhz" Stock Rom