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[Droid 2 Android Development] phirewire110:
Anyone got a D2.37 Bootloader sbf?

I can't get into stock recovery to wipe cache.

Unable to flash any sbf at the moment.

Currently bootloader displays

Bootloader

D2.35

Err:A5,70,00,1F

MEM_MAP Blank

Service Req'd

Battery OK

OK to program

Tranfer Mode: USB

Tried to sbf 1FF-p2a_droid2_cdma_droid2-user-2.3.3-4.5.1_57_DR2-31-110719-release-keys-signed-Verizon-US.sbf.gz

Doesn't work.

Think I need to wipe cache.

Thanks in advance.

EDIT: Before I get flamed I already did a couple google searches with no luck.

These links are down.

I need this sbf.

http://and-developers.com/sbf:droid2

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=9445568&postcount=2
[Droid 2 Android Development] dttung80:
Please detail?
[Droid 2 Android Development] phirewire110:
I cannot boot into recovery. (no triangle screen.)

I can only get into bootloader, and I get the following...

Bootloader

D2.35

Err:A5,70,00,1F

MEM_MAP Blank

Service Req'd

Battery OK

OK to program

Tranfer Mode: USB

I've tried flashing the .sbf above but doesn't work.

I was on Gingerbread stock but I flashed the wrong .sbf so now i'm stuck.

Been like this for a few days now.

I've pretty much tried everything.
[Droid 2 Android Development] dttung80:
Turn off the phone, press and keep X then power?

Ok, i think maybe on 2 case:

1. Boot error :

Follow the guide to download newest RSD, flash stock ROM.

2. Bricked phone :

Following

Hope it helpful.
[Droid 2 Android Development] phirewire110:
What guide?

I've checked them all.

Almost all of them have the links taken down.
[Droid 2 Android Development] dttung80:
Sorry for short answer, i ve check 1 link, but use for D2 Global. I will search D2 later.
[Droid 2 Android Development] phirewire110:
I've searched but nobody else has offered any help.
[Droid 2 Android Development] newk8600:
I have the 2.3.2 sbf and the 2.2.0 (first sbf).

I thought I had the bootloaders too but I can't find them(might be on my other hdd).

Made a link for 2.3.2:

file.zip

let me know if it helps.
[Droid 2 Android Development] phirewire110:
I already tried.

No luck.

Thanks for the file though.
[Droid 2 Android Development] newk8600:
Nevermind...saw the DL on the page you linked for the 2.2.20 sbf was good.

I managed to find a copy of the 2.37 bootloader sbf.

It was a pain. Google translate got it's workout, thank goodness I didn't have to register on a forum in a language I can't read/understand.

Here it is:

BL_D237_cdma_droid2_Consumer_replacer_HSPart.zip

Hope this works.
[Droid 2 Android Development] phirewire110:
Tried this and I still and still can't get into recovery.

I'm stuck on this error.

Bootloader

D2.35

Err:A5,70,00,1F

MEM_MAP Blank

Service Req'd

Battery OK

OK to program

Tranfer Mode: USB

I think I have to clear my cache somehow and do a factory reset.

Then maybe an .sbf will stick.
[Droid 2 Android Development] dttung80:
In my country, some address to repair boot loader. I think you ask for some address like this.

I think they have box or some stranger tool to fix this.

Hope you have luck!
[Droid 2 Android Development] newk8600:
Did you want to try the 2.35 bootloader? I have that one also. I don't know if it'd help either.

Make sure you don't run out of battery. If the phone is stuck in the bootloader it won't charge. You need an external battery charger. Sorry if you already know. It doesn't hurt to mention it if you didn't.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Pandemic:
why people posting new threads and sh*t, they even take time to search and hup bam new thread from whats this and what is doing this and why is this and why is this dont work, come on peeps this is very frustrating and not only by me but by some others,

>> to all to you peeps !! first search, then ask and you dont get the answer then task again, there is always someone that knows the problem, so come on dont post a useless thread if it already excist and that kind of stuff.

if the moderator reads this then delete it !!

P.s. i fully waiting on the Q/A thread, its takin to looooong !!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] ThilinaC:
This thread should be stickied.Bcos I don't think most of new members read this & this thread before posting.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] skyboyextreme:
i remember seeing a thread like this before , did you make a search before posting :D hehe , take care have a nice day :)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Marcell96:
I requested that a time ago...

But the moderator said that the general section first need to have like 10.000 post or 1000 threads i think.....

At this moment:

Threads: 643

Posts: 5,317
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] testadeferro:
Look bro, did you have been a noob before?

Did you get a new device and something goes wrong? And you go crazy for help?

It´s normal that people get nervous after spend a great amount of money and then need urgent help...

I know that are some threads that could be deleted but for that we have a moderator.

Greetings.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] ThilinaC:
No offense mate,but this is no excuse.There is a reason why in top of most tutorials writer says read everything & understand before doing.Besides when you buy something expensive before doing something to it researching lot if good for yourself and your wallet.Even I got my 1st android 4 weeks ago and after 2-3 days I got no idea what even was a boot loader.But reading articles in forum helped me a lot.Using search and reading extra is not that hard anyway imho.Also about the moderator I don't think he get paid or something to moderate the forums,so as members I think our duty is support the moderator by not posting every time when we hit a brick wall when it is posted in the section how to get pass that brick wall without damaging :)

I'm not talking about all of the posts,I'm talking about some I saw which questions were already answered in few places before.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] poyensa:
Yes let the moderators moderate :) so you can dedicate to development. Yes that is what XDA-developers.com is, all about development. Even general section or Q&A section is about development. Not about customers service, help I brick my phone or I need urgent help please help me threads. Anyway the best way to help is to post in an existing thread so the information can be found easier. Dispersed information helps nobody! If you wish to help Neo & Neo V forum to grow as best development foras (general-Q&A-rom-themes&app) in XDA just click on report button when you see a thread/post not placed correctly so I can do moderate it. And you all can dedicate to development.

BTW Thank you all for the help you are providing in this forum! :)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] koszanty:
Hello

Can you get somewhere javafx on Windows Mobile 6.1?

or

how to install opera mini 6.1, for java esmertec is not working

Sorry my english it is not good

Regards
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] tobbbie:
It works for me this way. Which problems do you have with Java and Opera Mini 6?

Why no use Opera 10 or Opera Mini 5 for Windows mobile native?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] koszanty:
I use opera mini 5 but is now outdated.

Problem with opera mini 6 is such that when I have queried whether to allow access to the Internet. I accept that there is a white screen

So how to install java that opera mini 6 to work

Sorry for the google translator but I do not have time to translate
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] tobbbie:
You are fighting with Java environment and its socket to Windows Mobile - not with Opera Mini. I have not seen a benefit for Opera Mini 6 in Java over the native Mini 5 in WinMo. JVM will not give you Cleartype fonts and bother you with additional security settings.

Do you have other applications running in Esmertec JVM which access the Internet? How are you connected to the Internet when you start Opera Mini 6?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] koszanty:
I not have other java application. I only have opera mini 6

So where can download the JavaFX or any other environment in which the opera mini 6 will work

I connect to the internet through wi-fi.

Sorry for the google translator but I do not have time to translate

Regards
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] tobbbie:
Replace the policy.utf file for the Esmertec Java with the one in the attached zip file. This should fix the security for Java. Which Esmertec JVM have you installed?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] koszanty:
I do not install Esmertec Jbed, I had it installed with the htc rom.

I do not know where the folder with the files esmertec

Which Java do you recommend?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] koszanty:
I managed to install Opera Mini 6 (I downloaded a version with all the certificates) but slower than Opera Mini 5

Is it due to the fact that I have a pretty old phone (HTC TyTN 2 Windows mobile 6.1) or for Java ( Jbed build ID esmertec 20080318.2.1 installed by default with the htc rom)

and in which folder it is installed Jbed esmertec detail opera mini files on java

Sorry for the google translator but I have no time for translation

Regards
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] tobbbie:
Try to identify where the policy.utf file is located on your device. When in the ROM, it should be at \windows\appdb\ - where also all the midlets get installed. It may be (but I think not) that you have to re-install Opera mini after overwriting the policy.utf. After that you will no more be asked if you want to allow network access for untrusted midlets.

And TyTN is not slow - I have OMAP 850 with 200MHz on my devices (mainly Tornado). Even there checking mail with Opera Mini (Native 5) is ok for on-the-go.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] koszanty:
I just meant that opera mini 6 is slow and Opera Mini 5 is faster in the sense there is no micro-cutting. Any ideas?

Questions of untrusted MIDlets I do not have because I downloaded a version opera mini 6 of the certificates (previously I downloaded opera mini 6 no certificates).

Sorry for the google translator.

Regards
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] tobbbie:
No clue about the "micro-cutting" must be a Google-Translate joke?!

It is obvious that Opera-Mini running in a JVM is slower than native code running on the device. And you have ClearType fonts with the native version while you do not have it within the JVM (because this JVM does not support it for applications). I stay with the native Mini 5 - it does all I need. If not, I can still back up to the Mobile 10 and turn on "Turbo" mode.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] koszanty:
Sorry i do not know as it is in English ''mikro-zacięcia(Polish)''

I have turn off ClearType in system and opera mini 6.

Opera Mobile 10(also turbo mode) it is slower than Opera Mini 6.

and

What to do with a white screen after reduction and return to opera mini 6, smartphone is not jam - ''smartfon nie zacina się(Polish)''

Any ideas?

Regards
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] tobbbie:
If your problem is that Opera Mini in the JVM seems "stuck" after you return to it, then it may be because the JVM is not running in the background. In the JVM Menu (before you start Opera Mini) you have to activate "Run in background".

If you do not activate running in background, then the JVM asks you on return to it if you want to continue or terminate the stopped (when you sent JVM to background) midlet.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] koszanty:
I activate "Run in background" but further is white screen
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] asared89:
are there any solutions for the white screen problem in jbed? i notice that this occur only on installed version of jbed ,

cooked version is running fine
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] andreuus:
Installing java solved for windows pocket phone pc

Installing _setupJbed.CAB ... will solve the problem.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PghPittViper:
I used the saurom 1-click to upgrade my i897 captivate. I charged it all night and the battery meter never went above 53%. Yet there was a notification telling me the battery was fully charged and to unplug the charger.

Why doesn't the battery meter rise to full? How do I fix this problem? Is there a way to recalibrate the meter?

Thanks,

Vipe
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PghPittViper:
I downloaded a battery callibrate app and thought that would fix the problem.

I was sure the phone was fully charged, although the meter says 53%. I used the program to calibrate the battery. I expected the meter to jump to 100%, but that is not what happened. It stayed at 53%. I charged all night again, but it never went above 53%.

Do I have to let the phone totally die first before performing the calibration with the app? How do I get the battery meter to go to 100%?

Thanks,

Viper
[Optimus One, P500, V General] IsaacJewton:
Note: I apologize if this was answered somewhere else. I've read the FAQ's, and I am more confused than ever... I really need help.

I have an Optimus V, and I am using it with Virgin Mobile. I've had it for awhile now, and I always browse these forums, and here my buddies talking about rooting there phone. I really can't find it anywhere else, and I need some answers... I would like to root my phone so I could use this... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1176888 I heard CM7 is really good ( I know it's a port). What Do I have do to to make this happen? Does Virgin look down upon rooting or? Once again, I'm sorry if this has been answered before... I really don't know what else to do
[Optimus One, P500, V General] java007:
IHO CM7 is what I am using and am happy with. My advice is to take a breath and read up on the process before jumping in with both feet. http://forums.androidcentral.com/optimus-v-rooting-roms-hacks/ has great information for getting started with rooting your phone, and http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1197991 has similar information.

Once you understand the terminology and steps involved, and stand ready to work through issues you encounter, proceed and enjoy!
[Sony Tablet S] condi:
hi guys,

it looks that accidentally i've booted my device into apx mode!

...uploading screens...

br

condi
[Sony Tablet S] obicom:
What do you mean with apx mode?

Where are the screenshots?

How did you reach this?
[Sony Tablet S] condi:
i didnt wanted to get into apx... accidentally when trying to get root again (after reflash stock rom).. WOW :)

suddenly device automattically came out from it - still blank-black screen.. some sort of timeout when idle? gr....

now we've got to find out how to enter it with purpose!

will upload mobile-camera photo of that..
[Sony Tablet S] norberto_:
Hey its a good news, because APX mode is needed for NVFlash.

As i know with NV flash we can flash our tablet :)

so the bootloop can be repaired, and more things can be done.

We have to find out how to enter into APX mode.
[Sony Tablet S] condi:
yeeeeeeeah i was so excited, even wanted to put charger, and keep it in apx mode as long as we could get and make some good things... but it just turned off.

ehhh how did i done it? it was another of several tries to make root, i experimented with turning on/off mtp device in device manager, first of screenshots shows, when apx mode jumped in. i think its concerned in correct rebooting device, but there should be some combination/scenario of behavior to get into apx mode.

C:\Users\Admin\Downloads\NVFlash>nvflash --sync

Nvflash started

rcm version 0X4

Command send failed (usb write failed)

-------------------------------------

only this is what i got before it went out.
[Sony Tablet S] skoperst:
Condi,

I also got apx mode once by chance, but i didnt manage to do it again.

I entered into recovery several times while rebooting and pressing the recovery buttons, one of the times it just got into apx...
[Sony Tablet S] condi:
Hi friend,

thanks for confirmation about it, now i've got hope that we'll discover how to enter apx mode :)
[Sony Tablet S] DooMLoRD:
interesting... now we can find a way to use NVFLASH files to flash custom recoveries/kernels...

i had told ppl to test out stuff regarding NVFLASH:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=20889203&highlight=nvflash#post20889203

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=20973791&highlight=nvflash#post20973791

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21716011&highlight=nvflash#post21716011

i am busy currently... but when i am free might need some willing users to test out a few things ;)
[Sony Tablet S] DreadPirateDan:
Any chance the reset button might have something to do with it?

It "seems" to kill all power, yet pressing it whilst on makes it flash the red led a couple times.. so ovbiously there is some power.

Also, when it connected to your pc and was recognised as an Nvidia devices etc, how did the drivers install? Was it something handled automatically by auto update, or had you previously installed drivers yourself trying to find it another time?

Edit: Just too add, has anyone tried contacting Nvidia about it? I sent them an email about it, they just refferred me to their dev section (which ended up being a section for games developers! ) I'm pretty sure they confused APX with APEX. So I email again but no response since.. perhaps if a few of us send through they might sweat a bit and give the answer :p. Figured we'd possibly have more luck dealing with them than Sony (even though I realise Sony would be the all-knowing in this)
[Sony Tablet S] DreadPirateDan:
OK, I just stumbled onto this thread where defsix has found a switch inside the tablet.

I can't see the picture but could this potentially be a s-off switch or something like that, that could allow us to either flash unsigned zips or get into APX/NVflash stuff?
[Sony Tablet S] sapphire88:
this could lead to an unbrick?? do you think that i may better wait for this (or for any other way to unrick) or to go and try to make it replecade by another one?
[Sony Tablet S] DreadPirateDan:
Well... I recommend waiting just a little bit more, my reasoning being:

There are only 2 potential outcomes for taking it in:

1. All sweet, they fix it or replace it

2. They send it away, discover you've messed with it, log your serial number and label your warranty as void.

If this can't fix it soon enough I'd recommend just sending it back and taking a chance - I mean what the use in still having a warranty for a perma-brick when you could chance having it fixed only risking your warranty (not like they can just keep it after they check it out).

I'll check it out tonight possibly (aus time mind you/+10 hour GMT) if the gf isn't raging at me and see what it let us do!
[Sony Tablet S] sapphire88:
well then, one day or two days doesn't change anything, i can esaly wait till tuesday/wednesday, if i have to send it to them, and the warranty void...well then...it's just my fault after all...but i can wait 2days..
[Sony Tablet S] condi:
'mount' command from recovery shell:

$ /system/xbin/mount
/system/xbin/mount
rootfs on / type rootfs (rw)
tmpfs on /dev type tmpfs (rw,nosuid,relatime,mode=755)
devpts on /dev/pts type devpts (rw,relatime,mode=600)
proc on /proc type proc (rw,relatime)
sysfs on /sys type sysfs (rw,relatime)
/dev/block/mmcblk0p4 on /cache type ext4 (rw,nosuid,nodev,relatime,barrier=1,dat
a=ordered)
/dev/block/mmcblk0p3 on /system type ext4 (rw,nodev,noatime,nodiratime,barrier=1
,data=ordered)

still no recovery here hmm...
[Sony Tablet S] sapphire88:
so, if i try to update the firmware via recovery, when it says that it has had an error (the classic of base or sku), adb will be accessible?
[Sony Tablet S] condi:
unfortunately not, but maybe something can be discovered through that way
[Sony Tablet S] DreadPirateDan:
OK so i got home early and just cracked it open (quite literally - a little tab snapped :()

So all I can gather so far is that switching this switch to "off" just kills all power. The tab will boot with ac adapter connected but not without it.

All the combos I could think of failed ie

- power on + vol up

- Power on + vol down

- power on + vol up + vol down

- power on +reset

- power on + reset + vol up

- power on + reset + vol down

- power on + reset + vol up + vol down

Nothings changing besides the fact it need ac adapter to turn on

(usb has been plugged in too)

Any ideas?
[Sony Tablet S] agc93:
Looking at that original post, I'm pretty sure that's actually just a battery power kill switch. Between the fairly obvious PCB labelling and the position on the board, it would seem to be a purely hardware function. If I got a closer look at the whole PCB (don't want to open mine up just yet), we might be able to see something enlightening, but at this point, I think its just a power switch.
[Sony Tablet S] DreadPirateDan:
Yeah my thoughts are similar to that. There is nothing else visible at that level of tear down, It must be there simply for sony techs to quickly turn off the battery without dismantling everything.

And until someone gives us a solid reason to pursue the internels, I'd recommend staying away from opening your own tabs. The way the tablet is clipped/taped together, it's either gunna come off easy, or be a ***** like it did for me and snap something. (there's double sided tape as well as clips.. took some firm force to peel it away and when it finally caved, it snapped open in the blink of an eye snapping 2 tabs! booo.)

I can't imagine there's really any promising hardware to boot to apx mode, when people have already gotten there on software alone :confused:
[Sony Tablet S] condi:
yeah, i also think that is related to battery. i disassembled my tab few times, tried some combinations with on/off internal switch, no luck with apx. also tried to ground 'charging' socket - all one by one pins of it. without result. also tried special service microusb cable, with 3 options with resistors - which i use for example for galaxy s - to force download mode - without luck on sony..

about grounding - testpoint - a lot of sony ericsson phones had backdoor in that way, simple grounding one point of service interface.

today i thought about nfx services - they're involved in all of that recovery mistery, decrypting update.zip, and i think that also in apx thing.

apx mode appeared when i was trying to get root - again after hmmm... 5-10 failed try. so maybe nfx logged some number of reboots, reboots in random time, when copying, when some adb commands where running, and forced device to apx mode?

of course its just a theory :P
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] LSI:
Hi,

I want create a MMS.apk with Sony Ericsson smiley support (SE smiley image and SE smiley text)

First, I want be sure I get the good MMS source code.

I get it here :

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_packages_apps_Mms/tree/gingerbread

It's right ?

After, for the modification, it's easy, I will arrive

And last, i don't really know how can I compile APK. Somebody can help me with this ?

It's my first time on Android. I only build application for Windows (I do freeware)

So thanks for your help.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SoftwareFailure:
Hi,

If you want to start developping android applications I recommand to start here : developer.android.com/guide/index.html.

Everything is explained (IDE configuration, compilation, debugging...)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] redplate:
Hi, i want to know if it is possible to pre-define settings like mobile data (off) or account sync (off) or any other before flashing? Is there a file which i could edit?

Oor if this isn't possible, whats about to integrate DroidWall into system? Status should be enabled(requires root permission). Rules aren't important since DW blocks every activity from the start.

The thing is, every time i flash a ROM and type in my PIN, android activates mobile data automaticly and sends some bytes. I simply want to stop android from doing this.

Actually i am using the latest ICS build.

I appreciate any suggestions.

Edit: You also can find the thread here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1490782

Sent from my HTC HD2
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kylew1212:
Are you wanting to completely turn off mobile data?