yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Wildfire General] abumaha:
need zip ruu thanks

RUU_Ace_Gingerbread_S_HTC_WWE_2.36.405.8_R_Radio_12.54.60.25_26.09.04.11_M2_release_187331_signed
[Wildfire General] Scratch0805:
Ruu's don't come in a zip. But there is a zip inside the ruu called Rom.zip that contains what you need although what you're going to do with it is beyond me judging by your fastboot and adb skills shown in your other thread.
[Wildfire General] abumaha:
this is for wildfire s

t mobile stock need debrand

but don´t know which take have radio 7.53
[HTC Rezound] Gear_Up:
I'm having a real problem trying to relock and RUU my phone and could use some help.

I reboot into fastboot to relock.

D:\Android>fastboot oem lock
...
(bootloader) Lock successfully...
(bootloader) TZ_HTC_SVC_DISABLE ret = 134086000 (0x7FDFD70)
FAILED (status read failed (Too many links))
finished. total time: 0.936s

While still in fastboot, I run the RUU exe and it fails every time while updating signature with an error 140 - bootloader version error.

My image version is 2.01.605.11 and the RUU is 1.02.605.6

I've found several threads where people had this issue, but they were either able to get it to work, or the question was not answered.

Any thoughts? Thanks!
[HTC Rezound] mjh68:
you updated your mainver that RUU will not let you downgrade to the older RUU. Either have to find the fix the mainver post ( where your hex editing the file ) which is potentially dangerous or wait till the updated RUU is released.
[HTC Rezound] theascended:
The relock error is fine and the RUU error means you installed a kernel that updated your mainver.

Depending on what your purpose is, if you only want to install the radios try looking at this: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21867954&postcount=61 Just make sure to reflash your ROM/Kernel after installing the firmware.zip

If you really need to get back to pure stock with an RUU, you'll have to change your mainver: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1467099 Be very careful using this method as you can easily brick your phone. After updating your mainver you should be able to run the RUU.
[HTC Rezound] Gear_Up:
Oh, crap!

I'm that guy. Sorry about this. I am running CleanROM 1.6 and I thought that didn't update the mainver...

Slinks off the board and blames this on the flu induced fever I'm suffering from...
[HTC Rezound] mjh68:
Hehe, clean rom is based on the OTA just doesn't include the radio, but yes that updated your mainver.
[HTC Rezound] sfbayboater:
Did you ever get this figured out. I'm running into the same issue. I followed the other suggestion and changed my mainver, but still get an error 140.

Is this because I'm on hboot 2.11 and the ruu is 2.10. Will I need to wait for a new ruu based on the ota.

My main goal is to take the phone back to stock with relocked bootloader, either the new ota or the previous version.

Any help would be appreciated.
[HTC Sensation] kingston73:
So I'm curious to know if any of you TmoUS people have tried Viber? If so, how does it compare with the Tmo wifi call app? Good and bad points of each? I'll probably at least try Viber and see for myself, just wanted some other opinions.
[HTC Sensation] kpjimmy:
Only thing I can tell is that this is more related to skype than the wifi app. You can only call for free, from viber to viber, like skype. The added incentive is that you can text for free using this app. Not bad for free, but I wouldn't view this as a replacement for the tmo wifi calling app.
[HTC Sensation] kingston73:
Thanks, that clears up some confusion for me. I guess I won't be using it as my wife has a BB.
[HTC Sensation] kpjimmy:
Actually let me kinda take it back. Viber to non viber users are allowed and can be made, it'll just be a regular call using your minutes like tmo wifi app.

This is from their faq

Can I call people who don't have Viber?

Yes, if the person you're calling doesn't have Viber, the call will be placed like *regular call, but don't forget to invite your friends to Viber so your next call is free ;).

*Regular calls are calls placed through your cell phone service provider, using your cell phone rate plan.
[HTC Sensation] kingston73:
Well I decided to try it out, seems to work pretty well so far but I've only used it a couple times today. I may be tricking myself into believing it but I really think it sounded clearer than when I'm on the Tmo wifi app, but I'll have to experiment and turn off viber and turn on the wifi app back to back to really compare them. Since it's free I think it's a terrific deal, I'm a little surprised more people aren't talking about it. The only reason I found it was somebody in a thread mentioned it.
[HTC Sensation] Viber Team:
Viber

Hello,

This is a member of the Viber Development Team! :)

If you have any question about Viber - please feel free to ask.

Thank you,

Viber Team.
[HTC Sensation] rayarny:
Hi yes. Sorry for being offtopic..But when you guys will be releasing viver for Ice cream sandwich? Most high end droids have already switched to ICS!
[HTC Sensation] paulgl26:
same here, I was using viber and then I got ics and now I have a black screen
[HTC Sensation] Catpoule:
+1.

Viber doesn't work on ICS ... when will there be an update for that ?

thanks
[HTC Sensation] Viber Team:
We are well aware of the great anticipation for Viber on ICS, and we apologize for the delay.

As you know, many fundamental changes were made on ICS (not only visual improvements). In order to adapt Viber to ICS the best way and make sure we don't release a half-baked app, we need some time for developing and testing.

Our development team is working around the clock to complete it ASAP. We apologize for the delay, but it's important to understand that it's delayed because we want to ensure that the app is released free of bugs. We still don't have an exact estimate for the release date, but naturally - it won't take months.

Once we have news, I'll post it in the relevant threads here on XDA :)
[HTC Sensation] Jaglicic:
If you guys need beta testers... Here we are... :-)

Thx for the great work.

Sent from my HTC Sensation XE with Beats Audio
[HTC Sensation] Viber Team:
Thanks for the offer!

At this stage we are performing the testing ourselves actually - the bigger obstacle is implementing Viber's features into ICS's new API.

As I said - stay tuned for news, they are coming soon :)
[HTC Sensation] kingston73:
That's a bit of an overstatement, actually it's very much an overstatement. Yes, ICS is available for many high end phones now but I wouldn't say MOST have switched, and are there any carriers at all that have officially switched yet???

My main question about Viber is this: does it automatically use a wifi signal if one is available? For instance, if I am in my basement and do not have a cell signal but am connected to wifi, will Viber allow me to receive an incoming call from a Non-viber user?
[HTC Sensation] Viber Team:
@kingston73 -

I'm not sure I fully understand your question..

Viber provides calls/texts only between 2 Viber users to begin with.
[HTC Sensation] kingston73:
OK, so this is what I'm confused about:

"Can I call people who don't have Viber?

Yes, if the person you're calling doesn't have Viber, the call will be placed like *regular call, but don't forget to invite your friends to Viber so your next call is free .

*Regular calls are calls placed through your cell phone service provider, using your cell phone rate plan."

I have tmo's wifi calling app turned off but I'm still able to make and receive calls down in my basement when connected to my home network, so I guess I'm asking if Viber is allowing me to do that or if it's basically useless unless the person I'm talking to also has it.
[HTC Sensation] Viber Team:
In order to make a call or send Viber texts, Viber requires 2 things -

Both sides have to have Viber installed, and both sides need to be connected to the internet.

If both conditions are not met, then Viber switches to make a regular (cellular) call, the same as you would manually go to your cellular dial and call that friend.
[HTC Sensation] kingston73:
Thanks for the explanation, but my original question is still unanswered, what could be allowing me to make calls when I don't have a cell signal? I'm not complaining, really just curious to know what is going on.
[HTC Sensation] Viber Team:
Not Viber :)

If you're down at your basement, with neither cell signal nor WiFi connection, Viber cannot help you.

Viber will help you if you were in your basement, you were connected to WiFi, and the other side also had Viber installed with *some* kind of internet connection.
[HTC Sensation] Sigg1996:
So if u call someone with wi-fi, and the "other side" doesn't have data/wifi on it changes into a regular cell-call?

And another question: if u send a message through viber with wi-fi on, and the other side doesn't have mobile data on, will the message arrive when they have turned on data again, or will it send through the cell-network?

Thanks! (Can't wait for ICS version :D )
[HTC Sensation] Viber Team:
First question -

It depends on whether or not that "other side" has Viber installed (in general) or not. If they do, the call will me made, and that users will have a "Missed Call" notification when he goes back online. If they don't have Viber at all, you will have a pop-up window asking your permission to switch to a regular, cellular call.

Second question -

Yep, they will see the message when they go back online (again - assuming those are Viber users to begin with).

ICS -

Coming soon, we're doing our best..
[HTC Sensation] lilmoe2002:
I think I understand your question...

Viber works just like most other Messaging/VoIP services work. It requires both parties to have the same software installed AND connected online (internet)... If both do but one of them is connected online and another isn't, the connected party will get a dialog box asking for their permission to switch to regular call to get through as you normally do without Viber, and later the unconnected party will get a notification of the message/missed call once they're connected again.

For the "unanswered" part, the TMo's wifi calling app is a slightly different approach than what Viber is "currently" using. TMo are using this app to make it convenient for their customers to resort to different networks in case there was no signal from their towers; using the internet (in this case). The service is NOT free; the app simply connects to TMo's cell network via the internet (WiFi in your case), and STILL uses your cellular plan minutes for that purpose to send/receive regular calls, just like it would on a regular call. Think of it as how Skype provides their premium service, only TMo uses your cell minutes/plan instead of making you pay extra for that. In all cases, you ARE still paying...

This is how a regular mobile call works: Your cell phone ---> TMo's cell Tower ---> TMo's routers/swithes/billing ---> cell tower ---> Other party cell phone (if the call was TMo to TMo)

And this is how the TMo wifi app works if there was no cell coverage in your area but an internet connection was found (your wifi): your cell phone ---> Wifi (internet) ---> TMo's routers/swithes/billing ---> cell tower ---> Other party cell phone.

It just used the internet instead of the first tower... but you're still billed for the call.

AND this is how Viber does things: your phone ---> internet ---> other phone...

Yea, long explanation (redundant) but hey, i had lots of free time.

---------- Post added at 04:46 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:10 AM ----------

Just read the OP and figured I was answering nothing, lol... but i'll leave my post there for people to benefit from if they didn't know what the wifi app is...

and yes, the viber team user answered your question... viber isn't what's making u able to receive those calls, you probably either HAVE a signal (though very weak) or you left the wifi app on unnoticed... but you probably have sorted that out already.
[HTC Sensation] tigerfire25:
Just shifted to ics today and really missing the viber app. Please give us viber. Can't live without viber now.
[HTC Sensation] Viber Team:
I'm happy to say that we've made substantial progress with Viber on ICS, and if all goes as planned, we're talking about a couple of weeks :)

Updates soon, hopefully.
[HTC Sensation] darkmantra:
Finally Viber for ICS released.... :D
[HTC Sensation] Viber Team:
Hi all,

I'm excited to announce the Viber 2.1.3 is finally available for download on Market.

First and foremost, this new version is compatible with ICS (Android 4) - so the long anticipation is finally over :)

In addition, the new version contains bug fixes and small new features for your convenience.

Please try it out and let us know if you encounter any special problems.

Best regards,

the Viber Team
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shadow128:
Hello @ll,

first i've to say, that the new Runnymede Rom is very nice.

I installed it yesterday and it almost runs very good, but I've one (little) problem.

When i activate OpenVPN I got the message "Failed to load tun module. Device node/dev/tun or dev/net/tun did not show up.

I configured it as i did in a old Runnymede version (3.5), where it was working good.

Has anyone a hint to get started with OpenVPN?

Best regards,

Shadow128
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Droidzone:
insmod /system/lib/modules/tun.ko
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shadow128:
Great. It works.

Thx for your help :)
[General Questions and Answers] iPRiiNCE:
I can,t receive calls but my phone is ringing and I have lost the scroll bar on top with the time, when ever I install something my phone restarts it self and nothing gets installed,

I can not access my SD card even with "My files" I get an error saying no SD card inserted but when I go to recovery mode I can see everything in my SD card,

I have flashed it rooted and used some different firmwares, still the same thing I get.

I was downloading allot from utorrent when I woke up my phone was off is there anyway I can access my internal SD card and delete few stuff, I have used all data wipe but it don't wipe nothing on my internal SD
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] FastDuck:
Hello..

I have searched everywhere and i think i might search the wrong words.. But..

In difference styles.xml and so forth, there is sometimes that android:textColor is defined by ?textColorPrimary instead of the sRGB code..

My only question is.. Where the *beeep* is ?textColorPrimary defined and i mean the absolute top level..

Edit:

What i am trying to do is setting the primary, witch i think is the default color trought the whole phone by changing 1 attribute, instead of editing every single one. When i look in Styles.xml from the Framework-res, i can see the textColorPrimary under the theme tag. Says @color/something.. Tried to shift that to a colorcode, no effect.. So i'll keep searching and trying..
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sumith.vj866:
How do i use Alfs v6 or nAa on stock Rom or Xrom v2b??:confused:
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsaklein:
Well you could try, but rom must support custom kernels....
[HTC Desire S] jebinio:
hi, in your opinion, what is the better rom og Endymion and Virtuous Affinity ???????????
[HTC Desire S] m4jy3u1n:
i love Endymion Rom :D
[HTC Desire S] enigmaamit:
hi jebinio. There is no correct answer to that question.

It's like asking - "Who's mother is better? A's or B's ?" The correct answer is different for A and for B.

When faced with such questions, do not start a new thread. Flash both the ROMs and see for yourself. You're not buying a car, it's a ROM flash...easily undone. And they're both free!! :)

P.S. : I'm not trying to flame you or anything... it's just that both these ROMs are well established ROMs by respectable developers, and both enjoy their own fan following. So you'll obviously get answers in favor of each. The only unbiased opinion will be your own.

Plus, i believe these kind of comparisons pit one ROM against the other, and i don't know about you (and others here), but i don't like that. This is not a contest, there are no prizes being given out. Use both and stick to the one you like.

Peace.
[HTC Desire S] shrome99:
+10000000000000000

It's a matter of personal choice, i recommend you do what i did. Flash both, and stick to the one you like :D:D:D:D:D:D
[HTC Desire S] enigmaamit:
Heh heh... I'm a trillionaire! Yippie :D:D:D
[HTC Desire S] shrome99:
Holy crap, you actually counted the zeros ?!?!?! xD
[HTC Desire S] JonJJon:
Yes I agree, I have tried both ROMs and have settled with Affinity for now purely on the fact that I got better GPS performance with it. However now that I have flashed the AGPS/GPS patch via CWM, It still runs brilliant if not better and so I may pop back to Endymion and try it with the patch also.

Endymion has more customisations...AT THE MOMENT but Virtuous Affinity is a fantastic Rom also, so really its personal preference completely. They are both updated in good time (Affinity development has started up again after a break) and they both will continues to get updates for quite some time im sure. So definitely flash both and give each a good run for what you'll want most from them :)

Then decide for yourself.

Roms shouldn't get pitted against one another, just praised for their own perks and dedication of the devs behind them.

Android is all about personal preference, and I love it!
[HTC Desire S] D1g1tally:
Affinity Rom :)
[HTC Desire S] apk24:
Man, you really don't get it do you? Have you read any of the posts above yours?
[HTC Desire S] microlah:
I tried both and I personally perfer Endymion. Of course in the end it's a personal thing, there is no right and wrong answers. At the moment I am using an ICS ROM and I absolutely love, no way I am going back to Gingerbread. :)
[HTC Desire S] shadi22:
+1..Guys. each rom has its owns UPS and DOWN.. Just be happy that they are developing roms for us.. as suggested.. flash the 2 and find out which suites for you.. dont start a thread war...;)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] emkayindia:
Hi all,

Though I have been reading a lot from this forum this is my first post/question. I have tried many ROMs out there for my htc desire. And I face this peculiar issue with my phone.

My phone came with a 2 GB memory card (samsung). I have rooted my phone and S-Offed using revolutionary. I have been trying various ROMs (insertcoin, runnymede, acesmod, etc) and everything was working fine until I decided to upgrade my memory card to an 8 GB one.

Now whenever I install any ROM (the same as above) my phone crashes immediately after booting up after the install of any ROM. Or it would crash after sometime. It however works fine with Cyanogen rom alone.

I thought my SD card (sandisk) was the issue and replaced it with another one and got the same issue. I then replaced with a 3rd one with a Samsung this time ( I thought since the factory provided card was samsung, it would work in another samsung). but alas! I faced the same issue :(

But I never face any issue if I go back to the factory memory card that came with the phone. All the above ROMs work absolutely fine!

Now for some basic info..

1. I've always used partition editor from a linux CD to partition my memory cards. Even the original memory card was partitioned with this only and its working fine.

2. The first partition would be a fat32 with around 6.5 gb and the remaining (~1.15 gb) would be an ext4

3. The 8 GB cards I tried were either Class 4 or Class 6.

About my phone:

Revolutionary

BRAVO PVT4 S-OFF

HBOOT-6.93.1002

MICROP-051d

TOUCH PANEL-SYNT0101

RADIO-5.11.05.27

Aug 10 2010, 17:52:10

This is weird because all the above ROMs work perfectly fine with the stock memory card. But none of them (except cyanogen rom) work with a different memory card. I wonder if its only me facing this issue.

Please suggest/advice how to proceed with this.

Thanks.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blubberheld:
did you check the fat and ext partition for failures?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] emkayindia:
:( can you please tell me how to do it?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MartiniMoe:
Try with gparted on PC and check the partitions.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] emkayindia:
Thanks, let me try that and update here.
[LG Nitro HD] rael95:
Hello,

I think my phone is bricked because the phone reboot just on download mode.

And when i want to flash my phone with R&D Test Tools nothing occurs!!

Please do you have solutions?

Thank you!!
[LG Nitro HD] V@no:
How did it happen?

As of "nothing occurs" - more details needed.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] raj_k_r:
We always recommend wiping battery stats while flashing a diff ROM or to improve battery life. But today I came across a thread which says that according to google we should not wipe battery stats and it has nothing to do with battery life. Here is the link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1443535

Also when you go to this thread there is a link to google page as well. Anybody has any idea about it? Not sure what is right and what is wrong.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldi3rxx:
I'm finally going to root my phone, i was wondering what the best and most stable rom in your own opinion. I'm looking at GummyBear and it seems to be talking to me the most. Any input would be great. Thanks guys
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miketoasty:
I find that AOKP + Franco gives me the best battery life / smoothness but I would recommend testing the waters to determine what you like most.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bluemoon1221:
honestly every phone is differently. Im currently running cm9 kang with the trinity kernel.

I found that this runs the best on my phone.

When i tried aokp-franco, i literally couldn't use my phone. I have no idea why but it was just super laggy on my phone.

So i recommend you to try out all different roms and kernels to find the best match for your phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blackbanjo:
CM9 nightly + Franco kernel is beast on my phone. The thing with CM9 that you may like is the constant updates, improvements, and new features. It is never ending what they come up with, I have been with them through many devices and they never fail to impress.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kalavere:
Jesus I hate 'Best ROM?' threads, they are so so so pointless... :rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldi3rxx:
Then don't read/comment
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kalavere:
Just don't make them, they are deleted as soon as they are seen in certain forums on XDA, I'm surprised they are allowed in this section.

It's so subjective it's almost pointless to ask. Like I said to someone a couple of days ago, 99% of the time the threads with 100,000 more posts than others are usually the most popular.

When I got my Nexus a few weeks ago I did what I always do when flashing a ROM/kernel to a new device, I did a bit or research, and selected what I thought to be the 'best'.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldi3rxx:
good for you, now you can go jump of a bridge for all I care. Next time you can skip by this thread
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] piperat:
Ive tried several roms/kernals and what i like the best is gummynex with the built in kernal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldi3rxx:
thanks, that's what i'm running now, seems to be okay. I've notice the my verizon app doesn't work with it? and did you tweak with the performance @ all?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrgeo:
I'm not using CDMA, but AOKP + franco.kernel is available on both versions.

Tons of additional settings to play with and feels much snappier to use.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kalavere:
An insult, way to go. :rolleyes:

223 people have viewed this thread, five have posted, three have suggested ROMs, the three people have all suggested different ROMs... getting my point? It's subjective.

I'm not going to argue with you all day, or even return the insult. Enjoy Gummynex, I'm sure it's a fine ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mattymac:
You are right in saying it is subjective. HOWEVER, for a new user like me, it is nice reading why people think a ROM is good so I may choose one that may fit my needs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldi3rxx:
EXACTLY my point
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kalavere:
So why not search 'best ROM' threads? Instead of adding to the plethora of threads already made?