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[Motorola Droid X2] CadenH:
Its incredible isn't it. Like one of the worlds wonders but in electronic form.
[Motorola Droid X2] Lorenzo VonMatterhorn:
cm7 is indeed a beast. took my phone a few days a wipes to get used to it but im running strong now.
[Motorola Droid X2] Kevin M:
My only concern with it right now is battery performance.
[Motorola Droid X2] vr4marine:
Go to the market and download Battery Calibration. Once downloaded charge all the way to 100% and run the app. I was on Eclipse and now run CM7 and will never look back. It's way faster and my battery life is great.
[Motorola Droid X2] Kevin M:
Thanks, I'll give it a go.
[Motorola Droid X2] lgwhitlock:
I'm with you; I am ready to try something new. I hope to be running CM7 by this weekend if not sooner. We have so many good choices right now compared to a few months ago. I think I will stick with 2.3.4 based ROM's for now of which CM7 is one. It seems the Eclipse is now based on 2.3.5. Since there is no official release of this yet I plan to wait on it. Enjoy the awesome cheap upgrade for your phone; I know I will.

Leland

:)
[Motorola Droid X2] Kevin M:
Getting fairly good battery on this ROM too. Pleasantly surprised.
[Motorola Droid X2] motcher41:
Eclipse works fine for me on 2.3.4 not much of anything really changed from 2.3.4 to 2.3.5 basically the same thing

Sent from my DROID X2 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk
[HTC Rezound] bu_terrier:
I purchased a used Rezound off of E-Bay - probably my first mistake. I want to use it to replace my Galaxy Nexus. I got a new sim card from Verizon and have been trying to activate the phone. I called Verizon and everything is correct in the system (the sim card and phone are married in the system). Once I power up the phone to activate, it sits at the activation screen.

Any ideas on what to try? Verizon seems to think I bought a dead phone... I thought I was getting a pretty good deal - good seller ratings on other phones... etc.

Thanks for any help.
[HTC Rezound] andybones:
if it's a good seller ui should be able to exchange it maybe?

unfortunately i got mine second hand, and i am having blue screen flickers, not sure what to do, i have an upgrade but im not gunna waste it on a phone i already bought..
[HTC Rezound] mpoly112:
First, look and make sure the SIM card you bought isn't a Verizon/Vodaphone SIM but that it is a 4G LTE card, it will say it right on the card, if it is, go to myverizon.com, sign in, and reactivate your old phone, sign out, sign back in and reactivate the Rezound, make sure you enter the MEID correctly, and the 4G LTE card serial number correctly. Reinsert the card in your phone, put the battery back in, and, Please make sure you put the back cover back on the phone, it's required for reception on our phones, and let it boot up, it should activate automatically.
[HTC Rezound] couchmonkey:
i don't know but since it is such a new phone it should be under warranty, take it to a verizon store and see if they can order you a new one?
[HTC Rezound] brisdaddy1207:
Bad esn which means the phone is black listed they won't activate it unless the existing bill is paid.
[HTC Rezound] brisdaddy1207:
Whoever owned it before you never paid their phone bill. Unless it's a bad SIM which I have gotten one bad SIM for my LTE broadband card.
[HTC Rezound] bu_terrier:
Thanks for the help. I can't reactivate in myverizon because it says that the Rezound is pending. I'll try it if I can get the pending removed.

Thanks again.
[HTC Rezound] mpoly112:
If you reactivate an old device, it should kick that pending out. Try it if you haven't already.
[HTC Rezound] bu_terrier:
I got the sim card for the Rezound at a Verizon Corp store. I was told by Verizon tech support that the verizon server is waiting for a response from my phone. I think he said a haul response or something like that. The tech said he could see the first responses from the phone but it wasn't going any further in the activation process.

How would I know if the ESN is black listed?

How would I reactivate the old phone? Would I need to go and get a different sim card? I had to get a different sim card because the Galaxy Nexus sim card is a different size than the Rezound sim card.

Thanks for all the help.
[HTC Rezound] Viper32:
I had the same problem stuck at activation screen for about 45 mintues, did a battery pull and restarted and all was good to go......

Viper
[HTC Rezound] icy1899:
I thought that blue screen flicker was an artifact caused by the iCs leak and not a hardware defect.

Sent from my HTC Rezound
[HTC Rezound] andybones:
you can't do this. I've tried lol.

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I thought it was ICS as well. but I'm on GB and I get it randomly :(
[HTC Rezound] mpoly112:
When your logged in to your account, on your home page which is the page it displays when you sign in, scroll down, under device it will have an option to change device. If it's the right SIM card, you won't have any problem with trying to reactivate it, after you deactivate it by switching back and forth, I've done it a dozen times. Doesn't sound like a bad phone, I mean stolen or a bad esn, or the tech would have told you, it just sounds like a hiccup during activation. **** when you reactivate the Nexus, use the card that came with it, not the new one! Then reactivate your Rez with the new card
[HTC Rezound] dragonrazorz:
I bought mine new, i did have trouble activating at first, but i did reboot n it finally did, and theres a site u can search for that tells u if ur esn number is blacklisted or not
[HTC Rezound] OLDsJUNKIE:
Be aware that you have to have 4G service to activate the 4G devices. When I got mine new it was when the nationwide 4G outage was going on and it wouldn't activate until it was back up. Make sure it's not set to CDMA only and that mobile network is turned on.
[HTC Rezound] bu_terrier:
When I log in, I can see the link to activate or switch devices. My phone and number are grayed out with a "pending" status. Not sure how to get the pending status removed to reactivate the Nexus. Thanks again for all the help.
[HTC Rezound] mpoly112:
Not trying to argue with you at all man, but it will still activate in a 3G coverage area, and you're right to make sure the mobile network is turned on. I am a recently former VZW sales rep and Tech specialist, I market transferred and after waiting six months for my transfer to be approved, getting replies that they are working on it, I jumped ship. The outage may have been what messed with your case, but 4G devices can be 100% be activated in a 3G area.

Sent from my Infriggin-credible Ineffibalissed Mik-modded Rezound!
[HTC Rezound] mpoly112:
Maybe make that call back to Tech support so they can remove the pending status, ask them to reactivate the Nexus and then try activating the Rezound again. But let them enter everything, and stay on the phone with them til it's up and running

Sent from my Infriggin-credible Ineffibalissed Mik-modded Rezound!
[HTC Rezound] OLDsJUNKIE:
This is good to know! The VZW rep told me they had to have 4G to activate. I told him that was the dumbest thing I had ever heard. So I just left with it not activated and my Incredible not working either. Nitwit. ;-)
[HTC Rezound] dragonrazorz:
I was on my eris tlkn to verizon tryin to activate my rezound, and it didnt activate til i got off the phone wit em
[HTC Rezound] jayochs:
verizon reps are morons, that's why he told you that. those people don't know ****; you're always better off going to indirect stores and small stores lol... anyway yeah you don't need 4G to activate. and if you're still having trouble, pop battery out, pop sim out for like ten seconds, put it back in, and power it up.. when people's don't activate when i sell them, I try this after five minutes if it doesn't activate... this usually works. 4G phones take forever to activate, it sucks lol
[HTC Rezound] mpoly112:
Thanks Jayochs, since I just said I was a rep until just recently. I do have to agree with you tho, most reps that I worked with or heard about from other stores were not only dumb as a rock, but rude about it too. Even though they had no clue what they were talking about, they acted like pricks. There are some good ones out there though, and when you find one, just stick with him/her because one thing I've learned, it's all about the dollar dollar with 99% of the reps, you ain't buying, Next.

Sent from my Infriggin-credible Ineffibalissed Mik-modded Rezound!
[HTC Rezound] jayochs:
haha yeah man.. like, people come to my store and constantly ***** about how much they hate corporate stores, and when they tell me the **** these reps tell them, I just laugh and go, seriously?!?!
[HTC Rezound] bu_terrier:
Is it possible to reactivate the Nexus with the old sim card? The tech mentioned that the sim card in the Nexus is grandfather. And since it is grandfathered and deactivated, I would have to go back to the store to get a new sim card for the Nexus. Is this correct?

Thanks again everyone for your help.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrewp916:
I am unable to mount my vibrant to Odin or any other program for that matter. I believe it is the port itself on the vibrant. It charges but won't mount. Since I cannot mount to Odin in download mode how can I flash to stock so that I can send in for warrant exchange? I'm running the latest pics passion rom. Thank you in advance.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fear676:
If I'm not mistaken you need Odin to get back to stock. Have you seen anyone else the your current rom's thread suffering the same problem?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fear676:
Now another question for you! Prior to flashing your phone with the rom did you do a nandroid back up? If so just restore the phone that way. It may work.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Woody:
The GOLDEN RULE

You could try to flash one of these, "[ROM] OFFICIAL T-Mo Vibrant JFD ODIN/Nandroid Backup Images 7/29/10 (Tested/Working)"

Not sure if the links are working or not but worth a try.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrewp916:
I didn't make a backup such a novice move I know. Other than those there's no way?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fear676:
Have you tried using a different cable?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrewp916:
Yes it will charge but won't mount its really weird I've tried on multiple computers and cords all with correct drivers.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] LanceDiamond:
I've spent a lot of time the last week or so on trying to figure out if it's possible to enable bluetooth on whistlestop's CM7 without having to rebuild the kernel. I've made some progress - if it's possible - or I've just wasted a lot of my time and learned a little about Linux and Android if it's impossible. :)

Where I am now:

Thanks to whistlestop's guide, I have a working build of CM7 for Kindle. I've got a Kindle running CM7 but have been unsuccessful in loading btwilink.ko via insmod so far. Dmesg shows several unknown symbols which I think may be related to not having st_drv.ko loaded first. insmod fails in init_module with "No such file or directory". I do not currently have a st_drv.ko built for 2.6.35.7+ but I haven't really tried to find it yet.

uim-sysfs seems key but I'm not sure where it comes in - if I load it and it loads the drivers or vice-versa.

What I have found:

Device driver info for a WiLink solution in Android: http://omappedia.org/wiki/Device_Driver_Interface_of_WiLink_Solution

btwilink built for 2.6.35.7+ ARM: http://www.angstrom-distribution.or...le-btwilink_2.6.35.7-r113c_omap4430_panda.ipk

Source for uim-sysfs: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_bn_encore/tree/gingerbread/uim-sysfs

Firmware: https://gforge.ti.com/gf/download/f....1-P2-Pandroid-1.0-Linux-x86-Installmentioned

Interesting thread that may or may not apply here discussing loading btwilink.ko: http://e2e.ti.com/support/low_power_rf/f/307/t/115891.aspx

Questions:

How different are kernel versions 2.6.35.7 and 2.6.35.7+? The "+" tacked on doesn't comply with the kernel version numbering scheme I read up on. Is this just an android thing, a CM7 thing or a TI/OMAP thing?

I am assuming that a driver built on the same architecture and for the same kernel version should work even if the kernel and driver didn't happen to be built together. Is this a safe assumption?

Is the kernel in whistlestop's CM7 derived from a CM7 for a device which has bluetooth? (ie. was it built with bluetooth enabled?) I don't know how to tell conclusively...

Even if it's not possible to load the drivers via insmod, might it be possible to tweak a working CM7 build tree with the drivers, firmware and some editing to get the drivers to load at boot? I've been assuming that if it's possible to use these drivers in a build tree, it should be possible to just load them post-boot since either way I didn't build them.

Is building the linux kernel for Android difficult? I've been avoiding even starting down that road, thinking that this would work with the drivers loaded via insmod - am I spending a lot of time avoiding something relatively easy?

Is this a lost cause without building the kernel? If so, why? I'm leaning towards the answer to this question being yes based on the first link here. It sounds like there may be some config options set and structures or entry points defined at kernel build time that, if not done, will make it impossible for the kernel to load and/or communicate with the drivers.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JoshuaLintag:
Good luck on the bluetooth.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] symbiiote:
im pretty sure the kindle fire has no bluetooth :confused:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Takenover83:
It does have bluetooth. It just was not activated on the stock rom.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] JoshuaLintag:
If there will be no way to activate the bluetooth, im going to smash my kindle so hard, its gonna wish it's not even made.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] biglama:
Hardware question

I appreciate the effort you are putting forth, I would really enjoy using my BT headphones w/pandora on my Kindle. Are you sure that the bluetooth on the chip is even enabled? It wouldn't surprise me if they disabled the connection on the die when they made the chips (licensing fees/fair competition/etc.) As a community we may need a hardware expert to pull a device apart and check connectivity across the paths before anything on the software end is even explorable.

Not trying to be a downer, just a thought. Please prove me wrong with your efforts :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Pkt_Lnt:
that has been done. There is discussion in the CM7 ROM thread about bluetooth with links to teardown. Whistlestop CM7 developer thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1390773

Discussion on bluetooth in CM7 thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=20283669&highlight=bluetooth+teardown#post20283669

Here is the teardown:

http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Amazon-Kindle-Fire-Teardown/7099/1

Using Tapatalk on a Kindle Fire w CM7 ROM
[Kindle Fire Android Development] symbiiote:
O.o wow guess you learn something every day. Well in that case i wanna use Bluetooth o.o
[Kindle Fire Android Development] pokey9000:
Let me set things straight.

-There is bluetooth hardware in the Fire. The WiFi module has bluetooth, WiFi, and FM radio on the same chip.

-The module needs additional connections to the CPU above and beyond what's needed for WiFi to make BT or FM work.

-The module does not need another antenna for bluetooth. There is a second chip in the module that multiplexes the one antenna for WiFi and BT.

-You will not be able to just build the drivers and make them work without knowing where the connections are located. If they exist at all.

-There are two sets of connections needed to the CPU. The first is a high speed serial channel. Because of the choices made by Amazon for other UARTs on the Fire, this must be ttyO2. The second is an enable signal to turn power to the BT subsystem on and off. This could go to one of dozens of signals, and would need to be probed for.

-The module is a BGA package, and many of the connections are done through blind vias. In English, that means that the connections between the chips cna only be seen if you desolder them. This would mostly destroy the Fire, but would allow existence and location of those connections to be confirmed.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] timothy7732:
Hi I'm looking to root my T-Mobile LG g2x 2.3.3 stock .there seems to be a lot of different ways to root my phone I want to know what the best one is also none of them ever say what to do with your SD card from start to finish.its my first time rooting and want to do it right the first time any help would be awesome thank you! !
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jcbofkc:
Go to unlockroot.com and download the app. Very simple. Follow the instructions.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] timothy7732:
Thank you very much
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jcbofkc:
Did it work? If so, let the dev and others know. Now you can help some people. I knew nothing when I started but hung onto certain things and passed them on. Hope you do the same.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] d12unk13astard:
Download this link http://www.mediafire.com/?92qpr525ztblh8w

Put it on root of sdcard then flash it in cwm recovery. Rooted!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] timothy7732:
My computer will not let me download unlock root
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jonathanUSC:
On xda theirs no root method for 2.3.3. What you have to do is install a recovery, once you do that you can flash ROMs. And of course the ROMs give you root access.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1056847

Click this link and follow the instructions on how to install nvflash recovery. Very simple. Theirs also videos on YouTube.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Волк:
There isn't only if you want to be technical. Unlockroot works, most likely your AV software is blocking it. Alternatively, you can do what the previous poster suggested, toss on CWM, and either load a custom ROM or a rooted stock one. Look in the dev section.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] timothy7732:
Well my computer crashed so I will have to wait tell I get that fixed thanks for all you help
[T-Mobile LG G2x] matrix0886:
ERNK! WRONG! :P

But seriously, there is a method on here that works. Check out my signature. It has the link for a working root for the G2x. The instructions can get a little "huh?" because of how they put it all together, but if I can pull it off first try, anyone can, lol.

Just PM me if ya need any help.

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I almost forgot, be sure to actually flash CWM with Nvflash. And only use CWM to flash a ROM. Stay far, far away from Rom Manager. It's not a true flash.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jonathanUSC:
I can't find a root method on here.

Nvflash is the best way
[T-Mobile LG G2x] d12unk13astard:
are you blind?

There are 3 ways to root g2x

1. Superoneclick stock 2.2.2 froyo rom

2. Flashable zip above stock 2.3.3 rom

3. Nvflash a rooted rom.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Волк:
Hmm, maybe you are. You just asked yourself if you were blind.

(not trolling, just couldn't resist commenting)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] d12unk13astard:
lol I can take a joke

I quoted myself for a reason tho, to prove there are ways to root on gb 2.3.3 and people keep missing it.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] timothy7732:
Yeah didn't miss it my computer crashed I found everything I needed and thanks for the help but I wont but rooting anything tell its fixed
[HTC Desire S] khulay028:
Hi sir's good day, I cannot play hd games on my phone. It says i need X ammount of space to play the game, what does it mean by that space for phone or space for sd card? Thank yoy
[HTC Desire S] dan-fish:
Well how much space do you have available on phone and SD?
[HTC Desire S] cpx07:
Well i think there are 2 possibilities :

1. The game needs a certain amount of RAM and the phone has it all blocked with something else.

2. The game needs a certain space on the internal memory in order to run.

I don't thinks it's an issue with the SD card.

You can try again after cleaning some internal space, or after closing some apps in order to free more RAM.

What ROM are you using? Sense or AOSP?

Thanks
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
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[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
I'm thinking about changing the name, does anyone know another name?
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
You could just call it Xoom Back-up, Unlock & Root (if a root tool is added).

I think that it's great that young people like you are doing work like this. Good luck!
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Cool name :D
[Xoom Android Development] ahmoda:
Is this script applicable for Xoom Wifi US model?

is there unroot option?
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Hi, I think it is applicable on Wifi US, as it features doesn't have any thing that prevent you... I liked your unroot a good idea ;), will put on it on next release, the unique problem of the unroot is that it isn't universal, I'm using Tiamat Universal root, so I don't face this incompanility problem there...
[Xoom Android Development] unrandomsam:
Don't get how this is a full backup.

What about the stuff in userdata ?

(All the script does is adb pull /sdcard/)

Reading everything like that seems unlikely and if it did include everything don't get how the permissions would work. (For the stuff usually in userdata on phones.)

Or does userdata on honeycomb not matter with regards to either permissions or file ownership ?

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There is no reason you couldn't do the process in reverse (Splitting the boot.img - doing the opposite to build.prop reflash)

Wouldn't be signed though.

Does the original stay signed if it is backed up with dump_image ?
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
I didn't put backup for anyother than /sdcard/ because to backup anyother you need root... and I think I maybe add in beta 7 this option... BTW the new thread is on Android Hacking General you can find the link on the start of the post...
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
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There is no reason you couldn't do the process in reverse (Splitting the boot.img - doing the opposite to build.prop reflash)

Wouldn't be signed though.

Does the original stay signed if it is backed up with dump_image ?[/QUOTE]

I don't think so, to restore the unroot (as I know) you need a CWM backup before the install of update.zip and/or the official image (including the system)
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
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[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Beta 9 coming!!! Now with Unbrick feature!!!
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Beta 9 is up and with Unbrick feature!
[Xoom Android Development] leimrey:
Keep up the good work nick! :)

And also, hope you make this tool works perfectly on our x10mp too.

Or, make it for all devices! FTW!

Goodluck!
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Thanks :D, I'm working on x10 mini pro, but if you knows anyone can help me on testing please ask him/her to help too :D... I only have x10 mini pro and xoom, my brother has a Play, but he don't let me test as it will void him warranty :(
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
For user mjamocha66 I wasn't able to send you an email and a PM so the answer is here, after unpacking just double click LordAIOTool.bat on LAIOT folder, no more thing is needed :D
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
BUMP, thinking about a new feature, someone can help?