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[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Gumby63:
You need to follow globatrons guide here in the dev section to get s-off first, I'll post a link later when I'm home if you want

Edit: here's the thread you need http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1358758
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] mcord11758:
I believe if you unlock your hboot using htc dev unlock you could flash CMW then manually fastboot flash the boot.img. then falsh the rom via recovery. but for the long term it is best to get s off hc hboot via globatrons method
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] SAPPH1RE:
Gumby, can you reupload the launcher fix? It seems all the download hosting in multiupload are down. Thanks.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Gumby63:
Aw man that sucks, but yeah I will do that tonight.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] SAPPH1RE:
You could try to upload to hulkshare or dropbox would be better.. :p

Thanks for the trouble..
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Gumby63:
Haha no worries, i'm 51% done uploading the rom on dev-host and then i'll do the launcher fix. :)

I'll probably update the rom itself sometime this week also
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Gumby63:
Alright links updated!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] smille:
All,

If I understood your two posts (thanks to you both) that the best is to follow globatrons guide in the dev section to get s-off first. However reading Globatron guide, it is not working for my HBOOT 1.11.0011 and I am not sure about SW number (Is it software number then I am 3.55.405.1)

Thanks for the help.

Thanks

Sebastien
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Gumby63:
You mean revolutionary doesn't support your hboot? If that's the case then you would need to go with the htc unlock. I would post in that thread and ask globatron yourself just to be sure before you htc unlock
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] SAPPH1RE:
Excuse me gumby, but your launcherfix seems to broke the issues of fc in com.android.launcher process.. without the fix, the launcher would only fcs when adding widget, but after flashing fix, the launcher fcs right from the start and all the time, had to reflash the rom to fix it.

I'm on 3g 32gb flyer..
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Gumby63:
Yeah I'm aware of that, you either have to flash the fix right after you flash the rom, or do a full wipe and flash it. It'll be fixed in the next update sorry
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] SAPPH1RE:
Well, flashing the fix after flashing the rom without full wipe is a no go. Will try full wipe later as it's already very late and quite sleepy already. Thanks anyway, will try full wipe later.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] smille:
Bootloader

Dear all,

I have installed the desensified ROM (after a long process: downgrade to Gingerbread, upgrade to HC, unlock (S-off), root (su-...), install the desensified ROM).

first time, browser was not working. I reinstalled after wipe of cache and davik... then browser was working properly.

But could not add any widget on homescreen.

As mentioned in post 1 I have flash the launcher.zip.

Now the launcher is force closing straight from HC running... this means I cannot do anything. I wanted to reinstall the desensified ROM but I cannot go into bootloader or Clockworkmod recovery.

By pressing vol down (hold it) and power I always start honeycomb when I press power too long.

If I press power shortly then nothing happens...

Could you help?

By typing adb devices, the flyer is listed.

But when typing fastboot devices... nothing except "waiting for devices".

So I dont know what to do...

Thanks for any help.

Sebastien
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Gumby63:
If adb is detecting your device then you should be able to type: adb reboot recovery and that should do the trick. As for the launcher issue, re-flash the ROM and then flash the fix IMMEDIATELY after you flash the ROM, do not reboot then flash it.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] smille:
ok ok ....

I just tried... everything working

Thanks

sebastien
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] xxxdc5:
This looks cool, any updates coming soon? Also I'm on the second HC leak from HTC... can flash this ROM as per the instructions in post 1?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Gumby63:
Yeah I'm working on an update. I'm really busy with school right now that's why It's taking so long Lol. And yes you should be able to flash it with those instructions
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] xxxdc5:
cool thanks for the feedback! I'll be looking forward to it!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Gumby63:
Poll added for a gingerbread ROM. Give me some input!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] xxxdc5:
gingerbread is just as relevant as cupcake.

lol
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Gumby63:
Haha that's how I feel but I know some people still run it..
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] RamboDroid:
Just like my old EVO days...I grow tired of the Sense experience. So I am trying out this ROM for the fist time. looks really good. The only unfortinate thing is that HTC has't open sourced the Scribe technology. I would love to run this with the Scribe for that matter, looking forward, the Scribe with a pure ICS would be nice.

Is there any way of changing out the menu button icons? (I hate HC buttons)

Side note thanks Gumby for all the that you do around this Flyer forum. Sometimes it feels a little ghost townly. Appreciate the replies you have given me in the past keep up the good work.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Gumby63:
Well my ROM still has pen support/scribe. I wouldn't remove that I use it for school Lol. And so you would like the stock HC buttons that HTC uses? I could make a flashable for it. And no problem man :) I try to be as helpful as I can
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] dictionary:
That would be awesome! Also maybe ICS style icons.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] RamboDroid:
Ah! Great that was "waiting on download chat" I hadnt tested it yet so I'm glad to see there is Scribe support.

Ya I was thinking ICS icons too :)
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Gumby63:
Soo ICS icons then ? And if you want to wait, I'm about to release the update I just need to find a bootanimation sized correctly

Edit: I'll male flashables for the HTC icons, and the ICS icons then.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] dictionary:
Ohhhh, update! Have a changelog? Flashable zips would be awesome too.

I'm sure you're aware, but sometimes the browser just completely shuts down in the middle of using it. I've been dealing with it though as this is bar none the best hc flyer rom I've personally used.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Gumby63:
Yeah I'll put the changelog in the OP when I release. It wont be a big update, just removed some more sense stuff and changed the wifi/batttery icons back the way they were. I'm still working on getting the aosp lockscreen enabled..It's a ***** lol.

And actually I use the browser all the time and haven't had a single problem with it.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] dictionary:
No browser issues? Odd. I'll keep an eye on it.

I actually like the ics wifi and battery, lol. Maybe include those in the flashable zip?

Looking forward to any updates you make. Again, best hc rom I've used. Keep it up!
[TouchPad General] ArrMePirate:
Just got a Touchpad for Christmas today, and got it completely set up, with Preware, Xronified, and a lot of other stuff. So, I wanted to know, which OS do you people here use more, Android or WebOS?

Personally, I feel like WebOS' interface is way more polished. The multitasking is great, it feels smooth, and it's very user friendly. I've been using Android for a while, and it's a lot more powerful, but I just don't like it as much. Perhaps my opinion will change over time, but on the first day, I love me some WebOS.

It's a pity HP completely messed up the launch. I mean, for the same price, no one would take this over the iPad. Perhaps if it launched at $399, like the Transformer, it would have seen some success. Then again, we probably wouldn't have this Android community.
[TouchPad General] bhess:
I just could not use webOS.

The browser stunk and there were no alternatives, and no free game to keep the kids occupied.

No netflix to keep the wife occupied. ;)

I had to change it to android.
[TouchPad General] obelisk79:
I am in the same boat. I like the feel and polish to the WebOS operating system. However the lack of apps compared to android makes it tough to stick with.
[TouchPad General] danknee:
Alpha 3.5. WebOS is dead to me.
[TouchPad General] rohan32:
I agree. I love the webOS interface and would take it any day over Android. However, the lack of apps in webOS just keeps drawing me back over to Android.
[TouchPad General] quarlow:
I like webOS better than Android 2.3. I don't like the scaled phone apps. If I am going to experience occasional bugs, and freezes, I don't want to do it with a phone OS.

If there was a honeycomb (unlikely) or ICS (coming along) build I would probably switch, even if its buggy.

WebOS feels more intuitive and more stable to me. I like the stock browser better than any android browser I can find.

Yes, there are only a few tablet apps for the TouchPad webOS, but there are zero gingerbread tablet optimized apps. I don't really use many apps. I like the Facebook in webOS, that's about it. Almost all other use is in the browser. Its got native flash support, and seems to render fairly well most of the time.

I do currently have Android on my TouchPad for the kids. The apps for the kids don't need to be tablet optimized, scaled drawing games and such are okay. Also Netflix doesn't work in webOS, no app and won't work in the browser.

I also agree that the TouchPad doesn't have to be dead. At $399, or if they at least marketed it. Put out some serious advertising. The Galaxy Tab and Xoom are selling (some) at the same price at the iPad. HP was supposed to be the cash behind the deal to make it work. They didn't even try, and gave up too quick. Maybe if Apple had sued them for making a big iPhone 3G, they would be more successful, as the lawsuit has made Galaxy Tab a household name.

Sent from my Galaxy S II (i777)
[TouchPad General] Moshe5368:
I use both. I use webos because of the multi tasking ability. I am not a big gamer (I have 5 games for android and 3 for webos) but there is no android email app out there as good as the email for webos. As I use several accounts both business and personnel, webos is much easier to use for all my email contacts. The on screen keyboard for webos is more refined and allows me to touch type as fast as I like with no dropped keys. The android keyboards I have used are lacking and drop keystrokes constantly. I have tried swiftkey, hackers kbd, ect... and none of them are as smooth as the webos keyboard. I stream tv and movies to the touchpad using flood HD for webos and it is quite good.

As for android, currently have the xron b2.7 mod of cyanogen installed and must admit it is nice. There are many apps for most anything I could want but still there are occasional issues with apps force closing and wifi dropping off. I don't mind those issues as I realize the build is still basically an alpha and will improve with time. Overall, both operating systems have their strong points so I use them both.

I have been working on developing apps within the preware community and android is still difficult for me to work with from a developers point of view. I am sure it will grow on me over time and webos's days are surely numbered. Still I have a tablet that is able to boot two very good operating systems and function well so I am content for now.
[TouchPad General] AlwaysLimey:
Sold my iPad for an Acer Iconia A500...hated the ipad. Picked up the 32 gig Touchpad during firesale. Used it ever since. WebOS is better than android or iOS period. I have android installed on the TP, but almost never boot into it. Sold the Iconia.

HP blew it. This tablet could have been a world beater if they tried. Oh well, my gain ;-)
[TouchPad General] Unrealwolf:
Alpha 3.5. I love some things in WebOS, things that even CyanogenMOD lacks, real multitasking, for example, and gestures (as far as i can understand, you'll need to press those annoying back-home-menu buttons even in ICS, while in WebOS it's much simplyer and, err, comfortablier). But total slowness and the absolute lack of software are making the OS useless. Well, there is also a thing that WebOS could do, and Android couldn't - HD .mkv videos with hardware decoding. The only player on Android that could do that doesn't currently work on TP. But i can live without video.
[TouchPad General] AlwaysLimey:
How is webOS slow? I keep hearing that, but never see it. My tp is snappy. Better than either my iPad or Iconia. I just don't understand why people feel that way. As for apps, nothing I need or use is lacking.
[TouchPad General] sahhar1993:
can anyone tell me how to delete web os ;)
[TouchPad General] Nophix:
I'm using both WebOS with Preware and CM 7 a2.

If WebOS had support for the apps I'm using, I would never use Android.

Email is better, multitasking is better, everything flows great. The web browser even feels good. Honestly, it feels like a tablet should.

That being said, I wind up using Android because I need to keep my data consistent. Booting from one to the other for different tasks is not really an option, so I go where the support is.
[TouchPad General] Vincent Arnold:
CM7 XRON-ified vB2.8 currently!
[TouchPad General] viny2cool:
Love the Xronified Android. So fast so sleek. Always flashing on my phone so couple of fcs here and there doesn't affect me. Webos has potential but not mature enough as android.

sent from Xronified touchpad
[TouchPad General] calash:
Xron2.7 is on my Christmas gift. So far so good.
[TouchPad General] starbuckk:
I have a touchpad on the way. Deal maker was dual boot ability. I had a webOS phone but it is a Pre Plus that will never be updated. So I came over to the dark side.

Now I'm looking forward to webOS again. Will try to go straight webOs for a while cefore jumping into loading cm7
[TouchPad General] vmax007:
android all the way... havent used webos since i flashed cm7
[TouchPad General] BigBadWolf84:
Touchpad + WebOs = :)

I unboxed my 32GB Touchpad and carried it to my computer to install Android.

I booted it up, connected it to my wifi, played with WebOs and the HP app store. Fell in love with WebOs and downloaded all the apps I thought I could possibly use. Shut down computer and forgot about Android. My Touchpad with WebOs 3.02 is fast, beautiful, and the app store is plenty big enough for me. I love Android on my Samsung Vibrant rooted with a custom rom installed.

What I love about this tablet is that it is awesome with just WebOS installed but if I want I can Android, Windows, or Linux on this baby. Got my wife a Xoom and I'm worried if she sees my Touchpad in action she just might want to trade. Ever seen a grown man cry. I swear I would!:eek:
[TouchPad General] chickenchowmien:
i use alpha 2 because i watch a lot of video on my tp. 3.5 still not as good as alpha 2 for video.
[TouchPad General] kalel33:
WebOS 100%. There are a few reasons for that. WebOS just looks much better on a tablet than Gingerbread, apps look 10x better, I like WebOS better for a tablet, and all the apps I need for Android are already on my phone. Maybe when ICS comes out that will change but I'd never give up WebOS for Android 2.3. For my phone, I much prefer Android for the widgets.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sea_salt:
hi!

I plan to root my SGS2 phone (using odin to put a CF-Kernel on it) and then I plan to install e.g. CM7...

But I want to backup as much as possible in advance to be able to return to stock as close as possible. because of this I want to backup my very on ROM (which is at the moment samsung 2.3.4 stock with TouchWiz), so that I don't have to download a stock-ROM or something like that...

1.) Is it possible to backup my current ROM (e.g. via CWM) so that I can return to this when I find out that I don't like CM7 for example? so that I won't need to download a separate stock-rom to get to my current stock-rom, because I backed my current ROM up myself?

2.) if this is possible, can I then use KIES again after I recovered my own current stock-rom after I decided to not use cm7 anymore and I want to eturn to my own stock-backup (that I backed up in advance - if it was possible (see previous question)) to then use KIES to update e.g. to icq cream sandwich when it's released next year on the "nomal" KIES-way...?

3.) according to that I have this post, where I ask, if it's possible to backup my stock-kernel before replacing it with CF-Kernel... I'd appreciate help there, too, very much!

thank you very much!!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mariosraptor:
Read what is your current rom at about section and take notes about rom and kernel.

Then go to Intratech's thread, find your firmware and original kernel,

Download and keep in a safe place.

Use Odin to flash back to stock wit the firmware you downloaded.

Cheers.

Sent from outter space using a Gremlin for delivery!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gänsebraten:
Full Backup: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1409484

However its untested by me how you put it back.

Also look at Post 9 from oinylicious in this Thread, you can use Zergrush only for temp root instead of Doomlords Tool where you get permanent root.

This works for the whole Phone, not just the Kernel
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aceofclubs:
I did exactly what your planning.

I had a stock phone and firmware.

Used cfroot kernel to root.

Did a nandroid backup or CWM backup.

Did a titanium backup of apps.

Flashed CM7 nightly Rom.

All was good but wanted to go back.

Did a CWM restore.

Was back on stock all good as before.

Did the same with miui.

Actually I can go back and forth as I have CWM backups of each type.

Hope this helps.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sea_salt:
thank you! yes, this is what I inteded to to. when this really works, it's great.

sorry for the noob question but "nandroid backup or CWM" is already included in the CF-Kernel, am I right?

the resulting question would be if it's possible to backup the original kernel... before I flash the CF-Kernel... I asked it here...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
sorry for the noob question but "nandroid backup or CWM" is already included in the CF-Kernel, am I right?

If its the CWM and ROOT Kernel yes .

the resulting question would be if it's possible to backup the original kernel... before I flash the CF-Kernel... I asked it here...

No but you should find matching kernel in stock roms thread .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sea_salt:
is it really impossible? :(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gänsebraten:
read my post, you obviously missed it
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sea_salt:
hi gänsebraten, thank you very much for your hint. I read your linked post now. it looks very promising. and is exacly what i mentioned. but...

although, if it's still not shure if it is possible to restore the backed up files via your method... it's like playing with fire... I'm referring to your post...

did anyone tryed this way to backup and restore KERNEL and ROM and can confirm it works? I'd appreciate it very much
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knuckle03:
Anyone? Tnx
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knuckle03:
nvm i found it..
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Reizvoller:
Hey there,

My room mate has recently gotten things like the Apple TV, iMac, iPod touch, iPhone, iPad, and that access point called Airport or something. He has the ability via a service named "Airplay" to stream his devices to the TV and computers and use them as big screens more or less. It's super responsive and works smooth enough to be used for gaming. It's really cool. Is there a way to do that with the HTC Thunderbolt?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brandogg:
No, because that is a dedicated piece if hardware designed specifically for the iPhone. You can stream videos, Audio, and photos on DLNA devices though, but there is nothing currently available to use your TV as a wireless monitor of sorts.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] blaziner18:
I'm hearing nothing but problems. I hear the majority of primes have some form of defect. It seems to me that ASUS screwed up pretty royally with there launch.

I'm in canada and i have a preorder on some small time website. Whats the story? is it only these first few that have defects?

I doubt i would be able to return it to my retailer so im really worried about getting a defected model.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tylermaciaszek:
Most things are some small issues so worst that happens is you keep it for a few weeks until stocks fill up and can exchange
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] the_game_master:
My hunch is that the first batch of Primes were defective. ASUS halted the shipment to Canada and delayed the shipment to the US so they could examine existing Prime inventory and correct the wifi problem. They likely had to open each prime to fix it, which likely caused new problems which seen reported here like the Prime screens bleeding light, and looseness, and markings on the basel.

Hopefully those who are waiting in pre-order hell will be the lucky ones who will get the next new batch of Primes fresh off the conveyor belt with the wifi problem fixed.

That's my hunch. :D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] blaziner18:
screen bleeding, bad wifi, something else.. lol (not dead pixel, could care less)

plus a couple of peoples are just crapping out on them. those issues would bug the crap out of me.

and i couldn't return it to my provider, but could i return it to ASUS?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tylermaciaszek:
If your retailer had them in stock you could return it to them if not have to go through asus

As for issues don't worry many people have perfect tablets some just got unlucky Asus will sort it all out
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] biggem001:
tell you what. my prime is perfect. not a problem at all.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] iam76:
Mines not. My gamestop prime has horrid wifi screen bleeding and no gps... It actually just rebooted after freezing while viewing this very thread... I just want the tablet to work... I hope gamestop will exchange it with a version thatcomes in jan or feb... Im not even a room over and i am between -70 and -80 on wifi analyzer.... Awful.... But i am willing to wait if it means i can get working prime
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] madsquabbles:
kinda makes me glad I didn't get a prime now. after going 4 tfs I wondered if asus could do better with their second Gen tablet... doesn't seem like they've done much qc this go round either.

guess I'll be getting another Sammy when they get released.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] franky_402:
I've been using mine all day long, haven't noticed any problems with mine, no screen bleed...wifi works good for my situation, only thing I can see wrong is it looks like I may have one dead pixel but it doesn't bother me enough..plus if it does bother me ill just wait a little but for fresher models
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Swiftks:
I'm actually glad I ordered my 64 GB now... once I accepted the fact that I wasn't going to get it before Christmas, I am glad and hopeful that some of these initial problems might be ironed out & better quality control put in place, in the next few weeks before I'm expected to receive mine; the rush to push the product out before the holidays being over now.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] desert_mouse:
My Prime is working great. Everything works well including wi-fi and GPS.

No bleeding, battery is great and no lagginess whatsoever, no matter what I am doing.

I doubt "the majority" have problems. It's just that people are more likely to post their problems with their Primes (in the hopes to get them fixed) than others whose Primes are working well.

It's certainly not a clean launch by any means. But to say the majority of Primes are defective is a jumping to conclusions.

If your unit is defective, return it for a new one.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wannatp:
Just got to open mine today for Christmas, although it arrived from Newegg 2 days ago. I also got the docking station. Knock on wood, mine seem to be working just fine so far.