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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Notorious:
rename it to PC36IMG.zip and power down to the bootloader and accept the update

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heres a gingerbread 2.3.3 OTA 4.24 RUU http://goo-inside.me/supersonic/ruu...15.00.05.02_NV_2.15_release_199233_signed.zip rename it to PC36IMG.zip and accept the update in the bootloader if you want to RUU back to 2.3.3 after downgrading
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rootlicious:
So first of all how do I downgrade and second of all what do I do with the Ruu? Sorry for my noobness I can only follow steps. :|
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Notorious:
http://themikmik.com/showthread.php...18-HBOOT-with-HTCDev-com-No-More-Watermark!-) theres how to downgrade and when you get to step 11 use the file i posted in this thread earlier and rename it to PC36IMG.zip and flash it in the bootloader that will roll will roll you back to 2.3.3 4.24
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rootlicious:
So then I follow rest of steps? Do I use unrevoked to unroot too?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Notorious:
well since you want to go back to 2.3.3 you'll have to use revolutionary.io to achieve s-off. Its the same steps except your substituting the froyo ruu with the gingerbread one and you root with revolutionary instead of unrevoked
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Captain_Throwback:
No, you won't need to do anything after flashing the ROM. You'll be unrooted and S-ON.

You would only need unrevoked (or Revolutionary, in this case) if you were trying to unlock your NAND (S-OFF).
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rootlicious:
So all I need to do is flash and there will be no traces of root?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Captain_Throwback:
That is correct.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rootlicious:
Thanks for the help.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rootlicious:
I'm stuck on 10. Idk what to do. I don't get the unrevoked downgrade part. Do you have any links?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rootlicious:
Need some quick help
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Notorious:
After updating the misc partition you can downgrade to a version rootable through unrevoked. You go to step 11 and flash the PC36IMG.zip it will downgrade you to froyo 2.2. But if you want to downgrade to 2.3 flash a gingerbread RUU(posted one in first page of thread) instead of a froyo one
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rootlicious:
Yes I read that but I want to know how to downgrade it.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rootlicious:
Also after I'm done with all this can I just delete all these files? Answer both questions please thanks.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Captain_Throwback:
That's what the instructions are for. Entering those commands flashes the misc partition downgrade. Step 10 is really just informational so you understand what you just did, and what you're doing next. It doesn't actually tell you to do anything, does it? In fact, I'm going to take the number off of that one. I guess it's potentially confusing.

EDIT: I updated the steps in the guide and provided some clarification.

Yes, after you're done you can delete whatever you want.

P.S. I'm sure you didn't mean to come off with an attitude, but you kind of did (especially that last post). No need for it, we're just trying to help.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rootlicious:
Sorry.

One more question. Do I need to use unrevoked?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Notorious:
when you rename the file to PC36IMG.zip in step 11 put it on the root of your sdcard(not in any folders) and then it will scan for the update accept it and it should downgrade you back to what ever version the RUU is
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Captain_Throwback:
I believe I answered that question when you asked it the first time:

Just to clarify, you are trying to UNroot, not root, correct?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rootlicious:
Yep! :)

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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rootlicious:
It's updating now and I just noticed bootloader turned back to locked oow.

EDIT: If the watermark isn't there then doesn't it mean that it could be a sign of root?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Notorious:
what file did you flash in the bootloader. When you go back to the bootloader after the update it should say what ever version of the ruu you flashed as in hboot radio ect and should be s-on
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rootlicious:
Sorry for the unclarity. I meant it was preparing. Now it disappeared (the watermark)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Notorious:
if the watermark is not there that means you have not accepted the latest OTA which is the one that gives you the watermark
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rootlicious:
I'm wondering if the watermark removed is a sign of root or not and also I'm rebooting my device.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rootlicious:
Oh lol thanks you answered my question before I asked it. :)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rootlicious:
Would Titanium Backup still work? I have to restore the apps.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Notorious:
Nope because your now s-on unrooted so no rooted apps will work
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rootlicious:
So I have to manual reinstall all? NOOOO!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rootlicious:
Shouldve written a list. :|
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DominikB:
Introduction

I want to develop an input method for a Sharp 007SH, one of a family of Android phones released in Japan which has a 10-key numeric keypad, like classic phones (this is a clamshell form factor). The stock IME handles regular multi-tap English input but its mainly aimed at entering Japanese.

All the IMEs i have tried so far either ignore the keypresses coming from the keypad (resulting in a basic-multitap input method with no suggestions and many symbols unaccessible), or the ones that do cater for HW keyboards just output the numbers (which is technically correct).

Aim

I would like to map the numeric keypad to a T9 IME to allow T9 text editing from the keypad.

Method

I am considering writing my own T9 routine to add to an existing opensource keyboard (Any SoftKeyboard). However that will take more time as the first step would have to be to program a successful T9 implementation. However I would rather do the following:

Modify the source of an existing IME that handles both T9 input, and HW Keyboards (with suggestions). I believe it would be a simple mapping of the numeric keys to the T9 functions/routines

OR

Enlist the help of a kind developer who maintains such a keyboard IME, to enable T9 entry via the keypad. That would negate the need to give up your own source code, and of course i will be willing to do beta-testing, as well as purchase the resulting keyboard software (with an extra donation), and of course encourage all other 007SH/SH7218U users to purchase the software

Details

The API info (including keyboard scan codes etc) can be found here:

https://sh-dev.sharp.co.jp/android/modules/download/?/api_keycode

Unfortunately it is in Japanese and google doesnt seem to like translating it, but the main table looks like this:

007SH, 101SH, SH-02D, DM011SH, IS14SH

Hard key Keycode name Code
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Left Softkey (Email key/Emoji key) KEYCODE_SOFT_LEFT 1

Right softkey
(Browser key/Input mode selector) KEYCODE_SOFT_RIGHT 2

Up cursor key KEYCODE_DPAD_UP 19

Down cursor key KEYCODE_DPAD_DOWN 20

Left cursor key KEYCODE_DPAD_LEFT 21

Right cursor key KEYCODE_DPAD_RIGHT 22

Center cursor key KEYCODE_DPAD_CENTER 23

Call button KEYCODE_CALL 5

EndCall button
(longpress for power) KEYCODE_ENDCALL 6

10 key KEYCODE_0 to KEYCODE_9 7 to 16

* KEYCODE_STAR 17

# KEYCODE_POUND 18

If possible i would like to make use of the softkeys with the IME, similar to how Nokias do their T9.

Is there anyone who can help? Links to open-source or places to download IME source (which has T9) would be greatly appreciated
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DominikB:
Nobody have any links to open-source T9 projects? Or are these all private?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alex1080:
DominikB,

Do you have any progress on yr keyboard?

2 All,

Anybody have seen keyboard that can handle numeric keypad input? I've recently bought Chinese dual-sim cell phone with numeric keypad (Halcyon H600), but I found that it's numeric keypad is only usable for entering number with dialpad, but it's not working for typing text in other apps (like sms or browser).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DorkyDev:
I'd also like to see further report and success, not only for the Sharp phone mentioned, or if not sharp's keyboard dumped and made to be used on this phone if at all possible:

This would be great phone for people who are afraid of smartphones and don't want all the buttons. Ebay has these phones for 80 to 97 bucks a pop. I'd get one for my mom if there was a better numeric key map for, as she hates phones with all kinds of buttons and gets lost on a totally touch phone with no buttons. But could see her getting a lot of use out of android smart app's, grocery, banking, perscription and et cetera app's.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DorkyDev:
Have ya tried getting it from the Nextel Motorolla i886?

It has a full QWERTY Keyboard but also has a numeric keypad.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sbstnwright:
I was deleting a 'thread' of text messages and I received 2 while the phone was taking its time deleting. I never viewed the text messages and I keep getting notifications!

When I get 1 text message it notifies me that I have 3. 2 were from the other day when I was deleting. It is like they are stuck in queue but my phone can't retreive them. I hope this makes sense.

I have the droid incredible with jermaine151 stock+ rom.

Is there a way to hook up to the pc and get into the text message queue and remove these that are stuck? Any ideas? I have tried re-installing the rom, the texts I got before I 'restored' using titanium backup didn't have the message! But after the restore, the problem came back...
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cmlusco:
Probably the only way would be to go to Menu - Settings - Applications - Manage applications, find the messaging app on the list, click on it and then clear the apps data. This should work, but it will also delete all of your other saved texts, and the messaging aps saved settings.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sbstnwright:
still working on it

Hi! Thanks for the input. I did that and I am still getting the notifications. I just went through deleted all old backups in titanium and made a new titanium backup excluding anything that said sms or mms. I am hoping this will eliminate the notifications.

I will keep updating. Please let me know if you have any other suggestions.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sbstnwright:
resolved

I got it fixed! Here are the steps I took.

To be clear on what went down: I was deleting many text messages from multiple people... while the phone was thinking and doing its thing, I received 2 text messages but they got deleted with the rest!... I would receive notifications for those texts meanwhile they were deleted... It was like they were stuck in limbo but the phone didn't know that and would keep scrolling them in the status bar as if they were new... I couldn't get rid of the notifications. I made a titanium backup, factory wipe, but when the data was restored, the notifications returned too.

I noticed the texts were attached to the contact that sent them.

I made sure I had the most recent copies of titanium backups saved onto the computer.

I deleted that contact from my phone.

I deleted all titanium backups on the phone and created a new one but took caution to make sure that mms/sms items were not going in the batch(there were 3 total I think plus the widget just to be safe).

Then did the factory wipe and re-installed the jermaine151 rom again. When I restored the data and apps this time, my messages were clear! No notifications! Re-installed the contact too into the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] reddd123:
Hi I would just like to thank everyone that has helped me on this forum the Samsung Galaxy S 4G has been my first very phone and when I got it I already knew what I wanted to do with it which was install a custom rom but didn't know much about the procedures and had a lot of help from the community here at XDA. I am kind of sad that I will be returning this phone back to the Tmobile retailer because I will be missing all of you guys that are so helpful to me and everyone else, but also happy that I will be getting a newer phone (having the SGS4G for under a month). Reasons I am returning is because currently I pay a overpriced plan for features I barely even use so will be getting a cheaper plan and buying a phone by itself, for whatever phone I will be getting I can at least hope that community will be half as helpful as the members on this section!

I like to especially thank some people who have really took the time to help me out.

The first guy that helped me with rooting and such is Fbis251!

I received a very great if not the most help from thomas.raines, a lot of other people I like to thank too are dsexton702, JuLes' MostWanted, DnickDominic, RaverX3X, lumin30, and Im sure I'm missing a lot of people!!!

Shout out to Raver's miui rom never got to try that but man the preview screenshots look sexy!! Also was waiting on airfluip's 4.0 version but I am sure the wait is worth it guys will be amazing as well!

THANKS GUYS!! I KNOW THIS THREAD IS NOT NECESSARY I READ SOMEWHERE ELSE BUT I JUST WANT EVERYONE TO KNOW I AM THANKFUL AND I KNOW THE DEVS WILL KEEP ON BRINGING US MORE AMAZING STUFF THANK YOU DEVS!!!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] reddd123:
I just like ti say im keeping my phone my plan now is 20 dollars and my phone cost me 320.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Fluidification:
Hey, I will start working on my rom today. I have already finished half of it, but I was too lazy to work on it now because i just finished exams.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] reddd123:
Hey man that sounds great, I cannot wait to try!
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Parrad11:
Has anyone on dzo's Aurora ICS noticed that after changing the brightness setting of the screen causes the backlight behind the buttons to flicker at times or not turn off after the screen has turned off?

- it appears to only occur if the buttons at the base of the front are not pressed after changing the brightness.
[TouchPad Development] antiphon:
5/8/12

Starting with RC 1.6, wifi issues should be resolved. Please let me know if you are still having issues though.

NOTES ON WIFI (PLEASE READ BEFORE POSTING!)

Update- 4/24/12

Wifi seems to stay connected without Rohan's Mod- AFTER rebooting 1-2 times. Try this first and please report back. Also, wifi will get flaky again if you reboot to WebOS and back to Android. Again, you will have to reboot a few times or flash Rohan's Mod again.

Update- 3/19/12

Many users are reporting that wifi works for them after installing Rohan's Supreme Tweaks 1.5. If you are still having wifi issues, here is the link.

Others are also reporting alternate wifi drivers helped them with their wifi issues: Thread here, direct download link here.

3/17/12

So I have noticed there are a couple of people with wifi issues using my Cornerstone ROMs. I also had a lot of issues with wifi, mainly with it not turning on after a restart, or finally turning on and seeing my wifi network, but not actually being able to connect to it. It was frustrating. Wifi is the lifeblood of the Touchpad! So I read through all the threads and posts about wifi, trying a bunch of different things, but there was one fix that solved my wifi issues permanently, regardless of what ROM I used-I switched my router's wifi channel to 1 (if you have a dual-band router, switching the 5ghz channel to 157 also helps, to a lesser extent). After that, I could connect after each reboot without fail. So if you are having wifi issues, please try that first.

Now, I realize some of you don't have the luxury of being able to switch wifi channels (for those connecting through work or school networks, for example) and I feel your pain. So I've switched to the CM Nightly kernel. This is the same kernel used in the CM9 nightlies, so you should have the exact same performance. So until there is a permanent solution to the wifi issues for everyone, please bear this in mind and leave comments on whether wifi is working for you or not.
[TouchPad Development] antiphon:
One more for the road
[TouchPad Development] srivers33:
Sounds great man. Thanks for the hard work. Will test asap.
[TouchPad Development] toomuchgame441:
this is great and I appreciate the hard work, but it makes really appreciate webOS in the fact that apps on the TouchPad like Glimpse does just this and works near flawlessly... Glad you guys are incorporating these different items.
[TouchPad Development] dajogejr:
Looks very promising, nice work so far!
[TouchPad Development] rochford77:
wifi

does thsi have the wifi fix implemented in cherry kang?

this one

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,12342

if not, it works wonders!!!
[TouchPad Development] Prey521:
After watching Cornerstone in action yesterday, I can't wait to try this! AWESOME!!
[TouchPad Development] enik_fox:
The "fix" in cherry kang makes things better but it is by no means a permanent fix sadly.
[TouchPad Development] dude2k5:
Whatttt, trying this at home in a few hours. OnSkreen was the next thing to look for.

edit: wipe data/cache or flash on top?
[TouchPad Development] Drachen808:
I just want to reiterate that anyone wanting to use this should probably read the google plus discussion linked in the OP for the very real concerns. I just want the end user to use this responsibly in order that we can continue getting cutting edge features added to our devices. Pay particular attention to the concerns expressed by diana hackborn and the founder of onskreen (forgot his name, but cant seem to reopen the g+ site at the moment).

Thank you and have fun!
[TouchPad Development] krook6023:
This is a no drama zone. Thread cleaned...of bickering. Here is what you missed;

THE MIC IS NOT WORKING ON THIS BUILD...LIKE ALL THE REST.

Now, let's get back on topic.
[TouchPad Development] Dislexsick:
Which build of CM9 was this based on?

This build seems to have killed my wifi totally - I can confirm after several resets via ACMEUninstaller and starting fresh with both Alpha 0.5 and 0.6 (Wifi both working fine, I don't recall any issues with Alpha 0 either) Wifi was working - able to connect and access wifi, I then booted into CWM and flashed this and unable to even turn wifi on. (To clarify, my latest test was: Remove Android via ACMEUninstaller, Flashed Alpha 0.6, tested wifi was functional, flashed cornerstone ROM over 0.6 - wifi broken, cornerstone functional)

It's a really tough choice - having cornerstone is really quite cool, but I can't live without the wifi.

Am I doing something wrong (Am I supposed to flash via cminstall/ACMEInstaller2?) or is anybody else getting this?
[TouchPad Development] Prey521:
You're probably not doing anything wrong....my WIFI was almost useless with this build also. I backed it up so that I can easily restore for when the bugs get worked out, but I had to go back to the ClassicNerd ROM for now since it runs flawlessly for me.
[TouchPad Development] antiphon:
Yes, there was a reported problem with Cornerstone keeping Wifi toggled on startup. I'm working on another build that includes the latest CM wifi fix. It should be up later today.
[TouchPad Development] davejr021:
Newb here ... I don't seem to have the market app installed after booting up this rom. How would I go about getting this installed.
[TouchPad Development] paul96:
Download gapps v11 from the thread with GAPPS v11 in its title.
[TouchPad Development] iamsamsamiam:
Wait, I thought you needed 10 posts to at least post in a dev thread, you only have 5 at this moment.

@antiphon

Which build is based off of? Is it strictly a 0.6a + onskreen or is it later than 0.6a + onskreen or is it closer to a nightly + onskreen? Kang seems too broad a description, it should at least mention the base, or when it was synced with the repo.
[TouchPad Development] Prey521:
Sweet....will there be an update to the Cornerstone app included? The one from the current ROM had an issue with the lower side screen where the app overlapped into the title bar of the lowerscreen. Also, in the demo vid from Onskreen, it shows a button that allows you to swap the apps from one of the smaller side screens to the larger main screen...this feature isn't in the current ROM so was curious...thanks!
[TouchPad Development] Rolfsted:
Watching this thread VERY closely! I am so glad I got my Touchpad when I did.
[TouchPad Development] antiphon:
OK, 132dp patch is now live! Check OP for link. I appreciate everyone's patience. Please note the special install instructions too. Also note that the 132dp patch is very much what I consider a hack. In case you're wondering, it's due to the fact that Android categorizes the density for different devices by bucket- 120dp is low density, 160dp is medium, 240 is high, and 320 is extra-high. Since 132dp is between 120dp and 160dp, Android will auto-scale everything to fit the screen density. While auto-scaling works fine for most applications, Cornerstone has certain UI design elements that need to be hard-coded for that particular density. I've managed to code around that, but there are still some elements that are not properly aligned, like the CS handle bar. Overall, though, it should still be fully functional.
[TouchPad Development] molesaied88:
ive been having a lot of trouble with wifi in 1.2 where it seems to sometimes not even turn on, and when it does not connect. any ideas?
[TouchPad Development] byt3b0mb:
Can cornerstone be made to be a stand alone app or is it absolutely necessary for it to be cooked in. Would be cool to have it on my gs2 also! Or with the galaxy note since screen sizes are growing.
[TouchPad Development] luke1987:
This is awesome. I can definitely see android heading down this road in the future.

In the next release you should consider changing overglow to ics blue.
[TouchPad Development] R-TEAM:
Hi,

the actual bricked kernel (v06 #66) works now with this ROM ;)

But have found other problems ....

IF i boot without cornerstone then all autostart apps running nice and WiFi is very stable (with the wifi boost mod installed ...)

But an later start of cornerstone mess with the cornerstone UI after rotating ...

IF i boot with cornerstone then NO autostart app is running - WiFi is more random working .. the cornerstone UI "works" - but only if i rotate it first time before close the window - if i close the window before rotating the screen i end with the same messed cornerstone UI as with the later start ...

The android UI have an "special" look .... ;)

Most time the landscape mode is full working (i even think 100% ) .. but portrair mode is most time more or less broken ... icons that get out of screen or widgets thats only half visible - this is with and without cornerstone ...

Besides the GUI glitches an very nice and ATM stable ROM :)

Regards

R-TEAM
[TouchPad Development] Animec:
The notification-panel "freezes" at times. By this I mean that info (such as time, wifi status, charging status and the like) isn't accurate/current. Eg. the time will be stuck displaying the time from several hours ago, the lightning symbol won't display when charging, etc. Restarting the system server helps. Still loving this ROM :) discovered that cornerstone plays pretty nicely with andchat :P
[TouchPad Development] luke1987:
Noticed this last night, stayed up way to late as a result
[TouchPad Development] enik_fox:
Once there is a 132 dpi option I'll be on this