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[HTC EVO 3D] xRemy:
Hello,

I just rooted my HTC EVO 3D, i had to use HTC's method since i had 1.5.

i was using this guide: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1239821

As this is my first time flashing a ROM.

Here is the problem, i have my phone at the boot menu selected to fastboot. Following that guide i went to type this code in CMD

adb push recovery.img /sdcard/

I typed it in and this is what i got:

C:\Android>adb push recovery.img /sdcard/
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
error: device not found

However, my EVO is plugged in and at the boot menu, but everytime i execute that code i get that. Am i doing something wrong?

Help would be appreciated thanks :)
[HTC EVO 3D] k2buckley:
You can't do adb commands when you're in fastboot. You can only do fastboot commands. I believe your were supposed to adb push the recovery.img and su zip to the sd card prior to booting into fastboot.
[HTC EVO 3D] xRemy:
Alright that makes sense, but do i power on my phone and push adb?

Not sure what i should do xD
[HTC EVO 3D] intrlude:
You're phone has to have USB Debugging on.
[HTC EVO 3D] xRemy:
Yes i understand that, but do i just power on my phone and push adb?

EDIT: Yeah i got it, ill thank both you :)
[HTC EVO 3D] m00nhead:
Does your device tell you it's in fast boot USB mode or just fast boot?
[HTC EVO 3D] intrlude:
Glad to hear, you got it going.

Sent with L*W*H
[HTC EVO 3D] xRemy:
Yeah, i just installed CleanROM2.9.5 and flashed my kernel today and i love it. It's so fast and i can have wifi tethering for free :)
[Droid 2 General] liquidmaximo:
I made a stupid mistake knowing that it was something that shouldn't be done. I went to download Liberty3 for my droid 2 R2D2 and the site was down. I got frustrated and followed a guys link and it was for the droid 3. Long story short, I installed it not paying attention that it was for the droid 3, and it obviously didn't work.

I'm able to get to the android system recovery screen but "choose zip from sdcard" is NOT an option. I only see "reboot system now", "apply update from sdcard", "wipe data/factory reset," "wipe cache partition." I've messed around with this to no avail.

Is there anyway to restore the phone to any ROM at this point so I can start over and install the correct one? Thanks in advance
[Droid 2 General] liquidmaximo:
Well, the phone is apparently not charging anymore. The light is on next to the charging input, however the phone will not power on now.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gilrad:
I'm a recently new owner of the note. One of the first things I noticed was battery issues.

First, it seems as though my battery charges exceptionally slow regardless of whether I charge through a mains outlet or my computer. There have been times when I am charging and playing a CPU-intensive game and my battery power actually goes down, and once as a test I brought my battery to 4% and then let it charge overnight, and woke up to it at 90%.

second, I am running it rooted on the stock rom (kk4 I think?) and I am wondering if there are any system tweaks that improve performance and battery life, such as build.prop modifications. I am not a new Android user so I already know about reducing brightness, managing push services, all that stuff.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ranjan.alva:
Note takes almost 4 hours to charge 100%. i guess you are using original Note Charger. Try flashing any new kernel and new ROM.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gilrad:
So it's because of the original charger? I still have my Dell Streak charger that outputs through USB, and I remember if I charged through the mains it would go much faster, though I am unsure of it's safety. As long as it's USB there's no risk of it frying my note, is there?

I sort of want to hold off on flashing a new rom until ISC becomes available in a mostly-working state. I am sure there are a few entries in build.prop that all the custom roms use?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] juzz86:
The only risk is Amperage. A Dell Streak wall wart spits out 5V DC at 1A current. I use the very same to charge my Note, with no issues at all. I am unsure what the stock Note wall wart spits out as, to be honest, I never took it out of the packet. I would hazard a guess that it would be identical to the Galaxy S II charger at 0.7A, though. This would explain the slower charging rate you're noticing.

It may be a purely superstitious thing on my part, but I never charge mobile devices with anything over 1A of current unless they specifically require it.

I have a 2A wall wart at home that did crazy things to an old Desire (warmed the back very noticeably and subsequently impaired the battery's ability to hold charge). It's for this reason I stick to 1A, plus I find it quick enough for my liking.

Best of luck with a solution :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeromepearce:
I use the stock charger. It is 1A. It also charges quite slowly compared to some. There is a lot of juice needed to fill the Note's battery. Unlike some 1200 or 1600 mAh, it takes 2600 mAh. That takes time, is all.

---------- Post added at 06:31 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:29 AM ----------

BTW using the Note, especially for gaming, can drain the battery faster than the charger tops it up. It appears the Note does not (or cannot?) draw anything from the power input to leave the battery to charge. The result is not a good or fast charge IMO.

I would not recommend doing this often as it tends to stuff up the metrics and give false readings in my experience.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] juzz86:
Your second point especially is very valid. This wouldn't be the first device unable to 'keep up' with juice demands while flat out :-)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] p51d007:
Personally, I prefer a slow charge to a fast charge. Less chance of heating up the battery.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mfractal:
A 2 amp charger can charge the note slightly faster (the iPad charger for example)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rammarico:
slow charge is a perfect charge.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EarlZ:
How is that when the kernel only allows 1A.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mfractal:
not sure how is that, all i can tell you is that i compared charging from 0 to 100 with the original charger and with a 2 amp one. Original charging time was 3:35, while the time with the 2 amp charger was just under 3 hours.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stivy73:
Remember also that a standard USB 2.0 port allows a max of 0.5A: "A device may draw a maximum of 5 unit loads (500 mA) from a port in USB 2.0" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Serial_Bus

So when you charge the note using a PC (or a MAC) the process takes twice as long compared with wall charger. And if you're using the Note during the charge usually it won't charge at all, because it requires more power than it is supplied by USB port.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] garyd9:
The note uses a Summit smb136 to charge... That chip can handle up to 1400mA in, and 1500mA to the battery. I don't have my Note yet to tinker much with the kernel sources, but I've worked with this chip on the galaxy tab 7.0 Plus (and have it doing some interesting things.)

Examining the source, it appears that the chip is being limited to 950mA from the wall charger and 500mA from all other sources. Depending on how it's detecting the charge source, it's likely limiting to 500mA for all "unknown" charging sources. (I'll investigate that after I've had the note for a couple days and get a feel for it.)

It should be easy enough to modify the kernel to allow more power draw from iphone/ipad chargers... and even to open up USB charging some more (but there's a risk involved with drawing too much current from a source than isn't designed for it. I've killed a netbook's usb port that way.)

Take care

Gary
[Motorola Photon 4G] fnztakedown:
Tested and working alpha 19 cm9 1.3 of no issues
[Motorola Photon 4G] moonzbabysh:
Awesome, thank you. Updated list :)
[Motorola Photon 4G] dcowboys2184:
confirm works on Cm7
[Motorola Photon 4G] moonzbabysh:
Thanks, updated OP :)

Dont forget to cast the result on the POLL too :P
[Motorola Photon 4G] kmkzombie13:
Confirmed works on Rocko odex
[Motorola Photon 4G] olegfusion:
works in my photon with electrify 2.3.5 rom :)
[Motorola Photon 4G] dxl880517:
Awesome!!!!
[Motorola Photon 4G] kwazytazz:
Does this work on stock rooted? (Using adb push)
[Motorola Photon 4G] Dsparil:
Thank you! Sprint's only Tegra 2 device can now actually play games. I ran a full race of Mario Kart 64, and it's finally fixed!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm on stock rooted, and I just backed up replaced the file in the "22" folder and changed permission to rw r r and rebooted. It worked perfectly with no issues at all.

I may not need to upgrade my phone after all. :)

I noticed that the max input is now 5. Does it break if I change it to a higher number like 8? What the heck, 5 should be plenty. My number one pet peeve with this purchase has been solved.

It may be placebo, but I also notice Swype behaving much better.
[Motorola Photon 4G] jbuggydroid:
So is this basically just a multi touch type mod? Like it enables more than two points of touch? Or is there something else that this does?

I'm just thinking that if you already have 5 or 8 touch points then why would this matter to have? Just trying to clarify in my mind at least what this does exactly

Nvm i see it now. how i saw it was using a multi touch testing app and sure enough after holding my finger in one spot and moving another finger around the screen for about 10 seconds the screen stopped responding. Thanks for the find!!!
[Motorola Photon 4G] DWake014:
Definitely works on cm9. Didn't need to even wipe cache or dalvik. Hoping this can start to be a built in option on our roms.
[Motorola Photon 4G] fendergrab:
Works on rooted stock 198_7 locked bootloader! Flashed through bootstrap after wiping cache and dalvik. 5 point multi touch too!
[Motorola Photon 4G] jokersax11:
This is built into cm9 now. Thanks a ton.
[Motorola Photon 4G] maguitodelrock:
Hi guys, this ddnt worked for me, totally crazy screen, cant point exactly or press long for menu, CM7 unlocked GSM, used the replace method
[Motorola Photon 4G] Dsparil:
I can't believe how much better Swype is working. It's like I got a new touch screen. This can't simply be a placebo effect.
[Motorola Photon 4G] moonzbabysh:
Did you make sure to have "Mount as R/W" pressed so that itll take? can you explain exactly what you did, or the exact steps taken, where did you put the original file?

I only ask because it has been confirmed working on Cm7 Mopho, and this mod was originally written for the Atrix which is a GSM phone. Maybe try a different method on the list? I want this to work for you too cause we shouldnt have to live with this "feature" if we dont like it.

Before i post this on here as a definitely not workin, can someone with a GSM(??) mopho on Cm7 try to reproduce this..
[Motorola Photon 4G] radrian92:
I tried this with jokercomplete and for so reason my screen was locking up from left to right! I flashed the zip thru CWM.
[Motorola Photon 4G] moonzbabysh:
Try clearing your Dalvik cache and cache, and reflashing the zip.

That's what I flashed mine on, jokercomplete so maybe it was something in cache that booked it. Let us know if it works after clearing and flashing again

MoPhoACTV Initiative
[Motorola Photon 4G] rbeavers:
Went from 2 to 5 touch points and doesn't time out. Used the drag & drop method.

Great Stuff

Thank-You
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] TheManii:
Introduction:

This is a translation pack for stock 407 (or really any stock 407 based rom) that adds back most of the langs removed from 40x roms as currently the only region we have are Olleh KT roms which only have english and korean.

This is NOT the only translation pack available! There are at least 2 other versions, whichever one you wish to use is up to you.

The translation base I uses was the Nexus S 2.3.6/GRK39F rom. Whatever is in that is in here and anything that ISNT in it isnt in here either.

Languages included:

Bulgarian

Catalan

Chinese, Simplified

Chinese, Traditional

Czech

Danish

Dutch

German

Greek

English

Finnish

French

Hungarian

Indonesian

Italian

Japanese

Korean (of course)

Lithuanian

Latvian

Norwegian

Polish

Portuguese

Romanian

Russian

Slovakian

Slovenian

Serbian

Spanish

Swedish

Tagalog

Turkish

Ukrainian

Vietnamese

Yiddish

Reqirements:

Streakmod installed

Deodexed 407 Rom installed

Instructions:

Download translation pack for 407 v1

Flash with Streakmod

Finished

Notices:

If you use this pack with a stock kernel you will not able able to:

Clear Dalvik cache

Factory Reset

If you use a custom theme this will remove it! Ask your theme author to rebase their theme on this if you wish to have multilangs and their theme.

The lang packs will only be updated as often as roms get released, as the S5 is near the end of it's official supported life I do not really expect there to be many more releases.

Changelog:

Jan 28, 2012: Released pack

The translated files invalidate the signatures in the bundled apks, stock kernels will check and boot loop if you attempt to factory reset. Custom kernels have signature checks turned off for the /system dir.
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] wilsonrpm:
Hiii... thx for you work very nice.. one questions To install this language pack is needed to factory reset after installing the package s ... GRATEFUL your quick response...?
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] marvin02:
Can you provide a zip to restore to stock? Or do you recommend reflashing the stock ROM if the phone needs a factory reset?
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] TheManii:
If you need to remove it or use the factory reset while on a stock rom, just reinstall deodexed 407 and do whatever you need to, THEN reinstall the lang pack.

Edited OP to point out that you need a working DEODEXED 407 based rom beforehand.
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] djjc:
thanks you a lot, now my Streak is now in 407 French instead of english :P
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] ctr0014:
please help me, I cannot find the language pack file!!!

ciao, massimo
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] arryhariyadi:
is it okay (/ not) if i flash this over MIUI rom? will i get new language? i'm new here:)
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] carlos_gdl:
hi

Does anybody has the update-translation407-1.zip?

becouse the link is no longer avalible

Regards
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] TheManii:
Devhost is acting up at the moment, I'll reupload it there when it's back up.

Note of caution: I no longer use my S5, so it will be for reference only.

If something goes wrong I cannot assist in any way.

Edit: <Dev Host>/Misc/Translations/update-S5-translation-407-1.zip
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] ilias2498:
link is no longer avalible..update-translation407-1.zip

Does anybody has the update-translation407-1.zip?

becouse the link is no longer avalible..

I have the ZTE Grand X (V970) does anybody install it in this phone?
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
Try looking at the post above yours, as you clearly didn't read the thread before posting.
[Motorola Photon 4G] MrDixon1213:
I updated to the latest version of CWM on my Photon and all of a sudden my Recovery is blurry running version 5.0.2.7. Has anyone else had these problems? Or found a solution?
[Motorola Photon 4G] MedicStuder:
I posted same in app and theme section
[Motorola Photon 4G] spleef:
I see three options for Photon which did you pick do we don't pick same one or can try other two to see which works also are you unlocked stock cm7 sorry for the 20 questions just want to be sure
[Motorola Photon 4G] booyakasha:
bump.

Do I need to go all the way back to stock and re-root/unlock?

:confused:
[Motorola Photon 4G] MedicStuder:
I just flashed cwm zip via ROM manager and it fixed issue
[Motorola Photon 4G] spleef:
Same here blurry recovery after using ROM manager emailed Dev hopefully gets sorted out thats probably what description meant by generic support meaning in other words not fully working yet lol
[Motorola Photon 4G] MrDixon1213:
I used cmd and flashed .img file from scratch; everything works again. I'm sure a update is probably on the way until then I'll wait. I think jokerax11 is updating cm9 today hopefully to beta keeping.
[Motorola Photon 4G] Lancerz:
How do you flash it through rom manager? I'm trying to help my brother out in another state so I can't do it for him. I did mine through fastboot so I haven't messed with rom manager yet.
[Motorola Photon 4G] MrDixon1213:
just have him search xda for cwm 5.0.2.7 its a zip file so he can flash from the app.
[Motorola Photon 4G] MrDixon1213:
Actually ...ummmm. That didn't work once I tried it.
[Motorola Photon 4G] Mister_RnB:
i went all the way back to stock to be safe. but now all is well i just wont update it
[Motorola Photon 4G] KTT16:
Yeah...just had to reflash the CWM using the fastboot cmd method...I'd really like to try the CWM Touch Recovery once availble..that'd be SIIICK..
[Dell Venue] TheManii:
The translated files invalidate the signatures in the bundled apks, stock kernels will check and boot loop if you attempt to factory reset. Custom kernels have signature checks turned off for the /system dir.
[Dell Venue] changkho1908:
thanks, vietnamese :D
[Dell Venue] wlmak:
thx,i try on oringal olleh 408 rom not work,phone can boot in
[Dell Venue] changkho1908:
i installed it with cwm, but and it got stuck on the Olleh Logo :( why????

my rom is lastest olleh rom :(
[Dell Venue] TheManii:
Oh dear I think you must be on stock 408 deodexed beforehand, just install that on top of your broken install and it should fix it.

After it boots normally again then install the lang pack
[Dell Venue] changkho1908:
oh yeah, thanks u so much, i installed it successful :D
[Dell Venue] andi81:
Could some please provide a detailed instruction how to install the language pack?

I have installed Android 2.3.3 (ROM 408) only with Korean and English lanuage.

Does the system a factory reset if I install the additonal languages?

Thanks!!
[Dell Venue] WildeRNS:
at first, you need to install deodexed by cw, and then lan.pack.
[Dell Venue] andi81:
Is there any detailed step by step tutorial?
[Dell Venue] andi81:
I have done these steps:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19968194&postcount=45

Is it possible to add the languages now afterwards?

And how?

Thanks
[Dell Venue] WildeRNS:
yes, you can
[Dell Venue] andi81:
But how can this be done?
[Dell Venue] WildeRNS:
by Clockwork mod, but at first you must update to deodexed version!
[Dell Venue] andi81:
I have the 408 Rom and Fastboot.

How can I update to Deodexed ROM? Which files do I need? And who to install this ROM?

Thanks!
[Dell Venue] markoajda:
Can someone please reupload the file please? Download link in down. Thanks.:good:
[Dell Venue] TheManii:
Link updated, note that I do not provide support for it anymore.
[Dell Venue] markoajda:
Thank you.

This confused me a bit:

So just to be sure, if I flash this on top of Deodexed ROM 408 it will add languages and I will be able to to factory reset from the recovery too?

If I want to revert back to stock 408 I will have to flash stock recovery (319) and then flash stock 408? Will this work?
[Dell Venue] TheManii:
You must reflash the original deodexed 408 and fac reset.

After you have reached the home screen, then flash the lang pack.

You cannot fac reset with the lang pack installed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] El Daddy:
I don't create threads on xda very often and 95% of my posts are me trying to help people out, but this is something I wanted to get off my chest.

It seems like everyday in this forum there are about 5 new threads of people "stuck in a bootloop" or "stuck on Google screen." The majority of these people don't know the difference between adb and fastboot or bootloader and recovery.

I bought the G1 on launch and there weren't tool kits. We had to use telnet and command prompt to do everything manually. I knew nothing about linux or coding, but I followed instructions and learned what was happening when I entered these commands. Through owning the G1 and then moving on to the Nexus One I don't remember seeing so many threads about people "soft bricking" their device. I think the reason for this is the tool kits and other scripts that make it almost too easy to unlock and root your phone. While I respect the people who write these scripts (and I think they do serve a purpose in some situations) I think it's causing more harm than good.

The people who are using these scripts aren't learning what is actually happening when they press 1 on their keyboard. Boom, their phone is unlocked, su-binaries and cwm recovery installed. Then, they flash a rom without creating a nandroid. What happens if something goes wrong and they didn't place any safety nets to help them? They post a thread saying their phone is bricked. People take time out of their day to help these people out, but since the user doesn't understand what the helper is talking about, they can't fix it.

Just last weekend I spent 30 minutes replying to a PM with step by step instructions how to flash stock images and including links to files and resources. The person replied back. Instead of fixing his phone himself, he said he "claimed his phone as stolen and will be getting sent a new one lol". WTF?! Not only is that morally wrong, it's also insurance fraud. And we wonder why carriers and OEM's are trying as hard as they can to lock down non-nexus phones.

Please, take the time to learn how to get yourself out of a mess before you are in a mess.

Weigh in with your thoughts, criticisms or tl;dr comments.

Thanks.

EDIT 8/9/12: Link to efrant's Android Galaxy Nexus 101 guide. All the info you need to know. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1812959

EDIT 11/14/12 My Thank you & Goodbye post.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaze one:
I agree that it's lack of research that causes the problems. But don't knock the toolkits, they're designed for ease and they work perfectly with an understanding of what's going on. I can go thru adb and unlock and root because I researched the absolute **** out of it and know how to use adb but I used a toolkit. Like I said, if they don't want to research then bad on them. Gotta learn somehow be it by mistake or research. But the toolkits aren't the enemy.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] android01:
There's always a bigger fish. Like little man syndrome , be careful before you develop big man syndrome. " I'm taller than you "

PS even with research, " you can't fix stupid " so just let it go. A poor craftsman blames his tools. Simple as that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spywhite:
Leaving good enough alone.

It's getting pretty comical when you see a "help me" post and before you even start reading the post you can correctly predict that the post will start something like this: "so I flashed *****'s custom ROM and now my phone's f****d".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
This thread is so full of #winning. The easy way is not always the best way.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SL1VR:
I used the manual methods for my Atrix so now after getting a good feel for Fastboot and ADB, the GNex Toolkit was really painless to use.

I understand what you're saying though. I guess some people just want easy routes to get what they want, completely scrolling past the giant red text that tells them exactly what could (and most likely will) happen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Colemak:
I'm going to second this, as long as the toolkits are well documented (showing what they did where, and why it was done) they can save people time typing the commands and looking them up if they forget them.

It's very similar to creating a GUI front end for a program. If done properly they're nothing but useful and time saving.