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[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xXcRazycRackeRXx:
and i flashed cm7 still nothing
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mongo1010:
Have you installed the latest USB device driver? http://depositfiles.com/files/8x8mgthyk
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gigeaky:
the nexus S drivers?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] O-T:
Cm7 = usb-drivers from Android SDK

Will also give you adb.

http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html

Install this, connect phone, update unrecognised usb device browsing to SDK folder (tick search in sub-folder)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xXcRazycRackeRXx:
I got them from android sdk but still nothing
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xXcRazycRackeRXx:
I cant find "unrecognised device" in device manager
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AirHH:
on my first ics tries i had a problem with usb because debugging via usb was enabled on my phone, as soon as it was switched off, everything was ok
[General Questions and Answers] I-Android:
I have an intex envy tablet, for specifications visit:

www

.spendwisor.com

/iintex_envy_m709mr_tablet_pc-p-4949

.html

Intex Envy Tablet

Android 2.3

Orion Firmware(Current)

Rooted by z4 mod

Rom manager Premium user

Tablet does not support OTA updates

I want to urgently install Cyanogen mod 7 on my tablet and for this purpose i got it rooted using z4 mod and installed ROM manager and upgraded to premium. Then i downloaded the stable version of cyanogen mod 7.zip and copied it to my SD card.

I used ROM manager to backup my current Rom(i don't no whether this was successful or not as it just rebooted normally) and in clockwork mod stuff i selected Samsung galaxy tab vzg or something like that as my device was not listed.Then i tried to install using the install ROM for SD card option in ROM manager premium and then it rebooted normally and nothing happened. I tried this about 2 or 3 times and then i tried to reboot in clockwork recovery mode.

Once again it rebooted normally and nothing happened but i see my home screen in the display.

It would be great if anyone can give me step by step on how to install the cyanogen mod on my tablet using ROM manager(Better option) or by The command prompt and computer,android SDK and ADB stuff.

Pls Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

All Replies Appreciated :)
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dacdd:
Hey guys I am hoping someone can assist me. This morning when I woke up my defy would not charge. I have tried charging via my pc, ps3, and 3 wall chargers and it refuses to charge. The battery is at a very low state (around 7 percent). I am afraid if I call tmobile and/or bring it to their store and they look at it im screwed because im running CM9.

The phone is still under warranty for another few weeks, do I just chance it at this point and hope it has enough juice to flash the USA SBF and then go for warranty options or is there a fix for this?

EDIT: silly me, cant flash a SBF because my pc doesnt know my phones connected
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Html5Clouds:
did u try to use other usb cable ?

maybe the problem is the usb cable .
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dacdd:
Yes all 3 chargers had different cables. My wife's LG marquee is charging fine on them
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dacdd:
is it odd that without a battery in the phone I can wiggle the usb charger and my phone will boot into CM7? I thought it was odd, I kind of find it out on accident

EDIT heres the deal I can wiggle the usb end that plugs into the phone itself without a battery, and the red M logo comes up and will boot into CM7. At any time if disconnect the usb during this process, the phone turns off, If I leave the usb plugged in it continues to work. Anyone have an idea as to whats going on? It seems like it must be getting a signal from the usb cord
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahmedbeik:
my friend, if you have an earlier complete recovery just boot into recovery mode the restore it. i can confirm that will solve your problem as i encountered the same problem before.

try to use an original usb cable.
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[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Quba:
Hello

Yesterday I loaded WP 7.5 Mango. According to different directions, and every time I'm out of range.

What I doing wrong? I use a turbo sim, because the phone has a lock on another carrier.

Before and after returning to the extent it is WM 6.5. Everything works fine.

Maybe someone had a similar problem?
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] dxdy:
not understand quit right this quote:

but did your HD2 SIM unlocked or not? did your SIM card same provider as locked HD2?

you must first SIM unlock if you want use other SIM cards, unlock can be done only in WM6.5 and unlock code
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Quba:
My HD2 has a SIM lock, but I use "X-SIM/Turbo-SIM( card to unlock)

On WM 6.5 "X-SIM/Turbo-SIM works perfect bypasses SIM-lock
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] dxdy:
ok... i think this not work with WP7...
[Off-topic] wetrabbit444:
Jailbreaking/rooting is being pushed to illegality again! Fight it!

https://www.eff.org/pages/jailbreaking-not-crime-tell-copyright-office-free-your-devices
[Off-topic] AllGamer:
Apple is being stupid again, they'll never grow up

let them do it, they will eventually lose their customer base if they keep this up
[Off-topic] iLeopard:
You mean they can sue me for rooting/jailbreaking the headset I paid $500 for? Its my headset and I do whatever I want to with it, whether that means voiding the warranty or not thats my issue.

Honestly I don't see this going far, its a far fetched idea
[Off-topic] Pete1612:
I think rooting isn't illegal and was never illegal, because android is open source
[Off-topic] Archer:
It would be funny terrible ;) if jailbreaking was made illegal. Knowing Apple, they'd block all jailbroken devices, like when people were using them in the UK without an O2 contract.
[Off-topic] AllGamer:
i'm looking forward to see that day happens

and millions of angry mobs burns down the apple stores across worlds :D

muahahahahahaha!!!!
[Off-topic] Archer:
Camping outside the petrol station, waiting for petrol to burn down the apple store ;)
[Off-topic] bdfull3r:
jailbreaking isn't rooting, jailbreaking is an iOS process. If it got deemed illegal it would be said but really it wouldn't stop anything. There would be a work around.

Rooting is an Android process and Google really couldn't care less what you do with your device. Most OEM's even release tools to make devices easy to hack
[Off-topic] soulio:
It's a shame so many people are still in the dark about jailbreaking.

Almost everyone I know with an iOS device either doesn't know or doesn't care about the benefits.
[Off-topic] Byrono:
Why would this matter to our android users.

Sent from teh epic pony using XDA Premium
[Off-topic] A_Flying_Fox:
Well if "jailbreaking" is illegal, then that essentially opens up the flood gattes for litigation agains people like you or I who root or "jailbreak" their own property. Kinda like the GeoHot case.
[Off-topic] Rod3:
I gotta disagree. Jailbreaking is pretty much the iOS equivalent of rooting. Once jailbroken, you have access to system files allowing you to overclock via changing plists, sim unlock, as well as custom ROM's (though iOS tends to be limited in "custom" ROM's due to closed source).
[Off-topic] AllGamer:
legally it wont matter to Android

AOSP = open by default

iOS = closed as in lockdown and Apples wants to keep it that way
[Off-topic] qwertyaas:
It would matter to much more than just Android. Each new piece of stupid legislation passed is just an opening for the next.
[Off-topic] wetrabbit444:
Exactly, this passes. Doesn't affect us immediately. But look to the future...oh shirt they got all the jailbreakers. Now what? Logically? Root users and everyone else.
[Off-topic] Jesushaxyou:
Because no matter if it's Android or iOS devices we are here to support the customization of our devices. You can really learn from both sides of the software.

If jailbreaking gets shut down then we've lost a part of development as a whole. We don't need to lose any part in an already small crowd.
[Off-topic] AllGamer:
that's what i mean

as in it will only matter if say Samsung, or HTC, or Sony, Huawei, LG, or any of the independent device manufactures decides to make a fool of themselves and try to go that route.

which even HTC already learned the hard lesson and now is following trait with Samsung to open up everything

Google themselves can not make that move, unless they make Android close source, if and when that day happens

we'll probably have moved to the next Open Source OS
[Off-topic] xHausx:
Even if Android itself is open source the OEMs may try to say unlocking your bootloader is similar to jail breaking. Plus all of the WP7 and soon to be Windows 8 devices would probably fall under the same category as apple products.
[Off-topic] Destron5683:
For the most part I don't think Android device manufacturers really care what you do with your device, think about it, rooting your device voids your warranty that like a get out of jail free card for them...

"Your screen failed? OK let's fix that for you for free under warra... oh wait... i see you rooted this device. That voids your warranty so now it's $200 of gtfo."

Apple only cares about Jailbreaking for two reasons:

1. They feel they should have complete control over what you do with your device, how you use your device, how your device look and behaves, and if the device doesn't or can't do something, its not a feature you wanted anyway.

2. Jailbreaking allows you to install apps from unofficial sources and thus allows you to pirate apps, or use apps that Apple would not put in the AppStore because you didn't really want it anyway so they did you the favor of excluding it.

The difference here is Apple controls the ENTIRE process from the top down. With Android Google controls the OS and the manufacture controls the hardware. Google could care less how you use your device or what you use it for, and you can install apps from unofficial sources without rooting the device.
[Off-topic] z33dev33l:
Good, iOS is an optimized and well built software meant to be utilized as they see fit. Android rooting should be supported, as google gives you a broken product and tells you to fix it. Microsoft and Apple are software companies, they built proper software for their devices.
[Off-topic] AllGamer:
actually that has improved a lot during the last two years with Samsung and HTC, they don't care anymore if it's rooted or not

they only care if you flashed a custom ROM or Stock

rooting is legal from the point of view from Google, Samsung, HTC

the rest is slowly following trait, like ASUS just recently gave up and joined the party
[Off-topic] psiquico:
its a shame they think that, i never gonna undestand why apple.

Its being so stupid with this thing
[Off-topic] badpanda:
semi-open source. :) is not 100% open source, that's one of the reason we need to root it.
[Off-topic] crazyking_max:
This makes no sense.

If I buy an Iphone, it's mine and i can do whatever i want with it.

Jailbreaking a phone doesn't damages people or something like that, it's just a customization that i make on MY OWN phone.

You can void the warranty, if you want, but you can't arrest me for using my phone as I want.
[Off-topic] I Am Marino:
These companies who have vendettas against modders is ridiculous, just to keep their own agenda about it.
[Off-topic] AtoZ0to9:
its always fun gettin the apple freaks on the phone at work... they got some d3 modem, apple router, couple mac book pros, few ipads and iphones, and think they're genius cause they bought all that... half the conversation is them ripping on pc's, and me replying with 'ok'... and of course the problem is never their devices, its always the service... has nothing to do with the fact that they're running all that on 1.5mbps economy internet... modems been online since their last call when it was reset 6mo ago.... and theyre trying to stream netflix to EVERYTHING at the same time... 'but i got the apple router'... whatever you say buddy... call sales for an internet upgrade once you pay off the best buy bill, and learn where the power cord is...

i could care less what apple says or does, ill never own one of their devices, and really hope they do run their customer base off by acting all supreme authority on everyone... terrible company philosophy...

they can keep their apples
[Off-topic] Nerz:
Nice try at starting a flame war. I just hope people continue to ignore this.
[Off-topic] wetrabbit444:
For some reason, I can't understand the language he wrote in. Must be some trollish Timbuktu stuff. No idea. Lets move on tho!
[Off-topic] hungry81:
Im of split mind about this, My anti apple mindset thinks good, I kinda hope it does succeed so then they will drive more people away and keep only the hardcore fanbase, But the rational side of my mind is annoyed, especially with everything else that has been happening and I realise that its possible that precadents may be set if this passes, and whilst it may not affect my devices for a long time there would always be the spectre of it hanging around, and as other people have said WP7/8 could be next in line. It reminds me of the Martin Niemöller quote."First they came for the communists, but I was not a communist........"
[Off-topic] PaganAng3l:
Different strokes for different folks, friend. Just because you personally prefer something doesn't make everything else bad/broken. I like Android, but I still have respect for other operating systems. See, that was easy :D
[Off-topic] Babydollll:
On second thought...I'm staying out of this.

Wasn't me!! I didn't do it!
[Off-topic] wetrabbit444:
Lets fight it out. I nominate Heman as our defender.
[Off-topic] Cabe24i:
This isn't as much about i-devices and android as it is about carriers. See, AT&T fought against jailbreaking, not on behalf of apple but on behalf of control. The biggest argument is that jailbroken phones cause stress on networks. This is the same argument T-Mobile had a while ago about allowing unlocked, unsupported phones on their network. Even to the point where they stated sim-unlocking should be illegal as it can interfere with their mobile network. Especially using the argument "people who root also illegally tether thus rooting shouldn't be allowed."

Google won't go after you. Sprint, AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon might as they want full control of devices on their network. Ignore the apple side of this, its much more beyond apple.

Ref: http://www.iphoneness.com/news/apple-to-actively-fight-against-jailbreaking/ (shows parts of the AT&T angle)

Ref2: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=verizon%20jailbreaking%20root%20fight&source=web&cd=3&ved=0CDUQFjAC&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.gottabemobile.com%2F2011%2F08%2F08%2Fverizon-joining-att-in-thwarting-illegal-tethering%2F&ei=OlwhT_GhDM-JtwfFt6SjCw&usg=AFQjCNE2auvqBUjbYk3ZVs_5htXNFTnvfg
[Off-topic] KMyers:
Eww... The thought of using a stock sense ROM makes my head hurt...

Signing https://www.jailbreakingisnotacrime.org (Although the site seems to be unresponsive at the moment)
[Off-topic] shockem:
That would just mean more users and devs for android and wp7.
[Off-topic] OmegaRED^:
Closed source is a bad thing. I.E. bad for business in this era.

I'm pretty sure I-phone developers rip any useful android app to shreds.
[Off-topic] negrobembon:
There goes the little shred of freedom ios users had
[Off-topic] Erik_T:
I think that the real question is... why does this matter to ios users?
[Off-topic] OmegaRED^:
Some companies supports modding phones... like samsung.

Others like sony erricson take massive offense to modding the firmware.
[Off-topic] laual:
I don't know if I understand you correctly but I've to disagree with you here.

Sony Ericsson has been nothing but supportive in the present with modders and developers.

I ain't saying they didn't do anything wrong in the past but you've got to give them credit for opening up to the community.

Take a look at the SE thread here on XDA and on the developers page on SE's site.
[Off-topic] TheDroidURLookinFor:
I am going to agree...
[Off-topic] xaccers:
Move to the UK where warranties have no legal standing :)

We have proper consumer protection in law stating sold goods must be fit for purpose and you should get a reasonable amount of use out of something, and it is up to the retailer to resolve the issue.

If a problem occurs within the first 6 months the retailer would have to prove that the issue was due to user action (so prove jailbraking somehow stopped your screen working).
[Off-topic] OmegaRED^:
Took them ages to implement that.

X8, X10, x10 mini, x10 mini pro "pre 2011 models"

All were ignored by SE and took them ages to supply sauce.

Boot-loaders were never unlocked by SE.

The mini pro capable of doing full dual touch.. and did SE ever supply a update for that?

The lies about the x10's capabilities.

Instead of doing the smart thing.. letting them rip the phone apart a learning from the developers that manage great feats.
[Off-topic] :
jailbreaking?

Whats That?

I Breath and Bleed ROOT!

Green Android!!!!!!

Haha A Expensive piece of glass?

i love my ANDROID

Washed 4 times

dropped in garbage disposal 2 times

is it cracked or broken?

HAHANO

works perfect@@@@@@

ALL HAIL ANDROID
[Off-topic] 752258:
ilike that!
[Off-topic] hackerboi:
Jailbreaking on an iDevice opens the door to warez and a parallel appstore known as "Installous" therefore there could be valid legal issues.

r00ting opens up the device to the user for tweaking, overclocking undervolting etc etc.
[Off-topic] OmegaRED^:
iPhone or not.

You paid for it.. there for it's yours to do with what ever you choose.

Even if rooting is banned.. it will still happen.

CFW was banned for psp's " i think.. not 100% sure" and.. well.... www.pspmod.com

So Good Luck with that.

Banning doesn't solve the problem, it just makes it join a new forum.
[Off-topic] Cabe24i:
Something to keep in mind; while the manufacterers and google itself may not care about rooting our phones, the carriers do care. AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile all have expressed concern that the practice of rooting our phones can lead to network instability. I can't find the articles I read before on this case, but Virign mobile has atleast openly said rooting is a violation of their TOS.

"We do not endorse in any way end users using a non-officially tested operating system nor do we approve of ‘rooting’ devices. This constitutes a violation of our terms of service and puts our network in jeopardy. We endeavor to provide users a customizable Android experience within the limits of the tested and network approved Android OS." from http://www.droid-life.com/2011/06/13/virgin-mobile-might-dislike-skins-but-hates-root/

Additionally, AT&T & Verizon have expressed concerned for 'custom roms' because they allow unmonitored tethering on their networks.

If its anyone fighting against jailbreaking aside from Apple, it'd be the carriers.
[Off-topic] OmegaRED^:
Still.. you paid for the device.

Also they love sheep.. sheep that don't question their bloatware sending personal info to their door step.

They fear that one day their service will no longer be required when greater free technologies replace their money making towers.
[Off-topic] itsbeertimenow:
I'm going to vote for illegal jailbreaking. It pleases me.
[Off-topic] Cabe24i:
Oh I fully agree, I'm just saying being complacent and allowing the jail-breaking exception of the DMCA to expire doesn't mean it'll only effect i-devices like some people think. Ignoring the issue because 'ALL IPHONES SUCK!!1!!!11!!1one' is going to do nothing but make our life more difficult.

Indeed, this already happened over WiFi in our smartphones. The carriers hated it and tried to stay away from having to provide it. The first WiFi phones were on T-Mobiles network that supported UMA which started to open the flood gates. Once T-Mobile allowed WiFi, everyone else had to comply to stay competitive. But even with WiFi on the original blackberries you still couldn't access any RIM based services if you didn't also have a data connection available. Windows mobile was next on the WiFi wagon but was limited at first, then iOS and Android.

Check out this read on the first blackberry that was supposed to have WiFi - http://www.blackberrycool.com/2007/02/20/rimarkable-read-why-wireless-carriers-hate-wi-fi/

While it seems the carriers have been very careful to avoid the rooting issue, all it really takes is a quick TOS change and then to start booting people for 'non-approved software' once the jailbreaking exception of the DMCA expires. Sure, you can cancel your contract due to the material change clause but if everyone colludes and has the same TOS, what will you do next? Stop rooting and accept it or just go without a cellphone?

Edit: one more thing I forgot to add, you notice back in the day you could just avoid a data fee and go WiFi only. I did this with my original G1 but eventually the carriers forced these required data plans on our phones. For example with Sprint, I'm stuck with the 4G data plan on my account due to my 4G phones. Hell, my daughter's feature flip-phone requires a dataplan because it's considered a 'smartphone' due to having a touchscreen (LG Envy, I think). The only way I see around this is re-writing your ESN to that of a flip-phone, but then you could possibly be breaking the law.
[Off-topic] OmegaRED^:
I actually really.. want to see this happen..

Free world wide communication and data.
[EVO 4G General] wetrabbit444:
Jailbreaking/rooting is being pushed to illegality again! Fight it!

https://www.eff.org/pages/jailbreaking-not-crime-tell-copyright-office-free-your-devices

Sent from my ROOTED phone!
[EVO 4G General] PhxkinMassacre:
Ugh not this shiz again :/ lets hope this doesn't go through.
[EVO 4G General] eggsack:
I am not a smart person, but this is my stance on this.

A appelas court aleady ruled that if a company charges for a phone, it becomes the property of the purchasing party and therefore can modify it anyway they want to. If a company gives the phone away free of charge as part of a service, the company retains the possesion of the phone.

So as long as I have to keep paying for my phones, Sprint and Verizon and all the others can KISS MY ASS!

Keep voting for liberals and you will continue losing freedoms!
[EVO 4G General] PhxkinMassacre:
You sir are my new friend haha
[EVO 4G General] -EViL-KoNCEPTz-:
Lmmfao, that's all I gotta say about any of this. You can't copyright how a device is used, only the design of the hard/software rooting is no different than upgrading the os on your PC, someone really needs to go buy a vowel and get an effing clue, whichever dumbass at the copyright office thought this would fly needs to be fired and sent back to 7th grade civics and economics classes to relearn how patents and copyrights work. Next some genius is gonna try to say you can't use your computer for both work and play without some kind of written contract. This will never stick apple already tried and lost and they aren't broke like the government. Apple lost the patent battle for device use and had their entire patents ammended and/or redacted and lost the jailbreak war, once said device is sold 100% ownership of that device is transferred to the purchaser, otherwise no one really owns anything at all so it would never hold water in a court test.

We are legion, for we are many.
[EVO 4G General] :
So I can't buy that cereal and pour OJ on it I have to use milk or get fined
[EVO 4G General] jamieg71:
Well f@cking said! We are a Democratic Republic, NOT a socialist pseudo democracy. Screw these liberal, Marxist Democrats!
[EVO 4G General] fitz420:
I don't see how what we do is any different than formatting my hardrive in my PC and installing linux. If I bought a new PC with windows 7 on it I'm still likely to format immediately and reinstall windows 7......and not a stolen copy!