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[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] LuisDias:
Nop, I said flashtool :D about original firmware, are you talking about stock rom or "your stock rom"? You should backup your rom first, before you install a custom rom.. But since you already "lost" warranty (actually, you didn't.. There's tricks to get your warranty back, unless you open your phone..), you can put any stock rom with flashtool or wotan client.. ;)

(there's other ways to get back your firmware after installing a custom rom, but i'm not gonna tell you yet.. it's too much confusing for you right now..)
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prochargedls2:
Before I rooted the damn phone I had Ginger Bread on it, and quite frankly I enjoyed looking at the notification bar and seeing how basic it was. To me the whole concept of the stock theme was pretty sweet because it was just simple. I'm sure there's a theme that looks like this but I haven't been able to find one, so I decided to post here hoping for a few links from the people who know what I'm talking about. If you can't tell by reading this I am a n00b so id appreciate it if you guys weren't dicks about this... thanks!
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ceelos09:
EI22 IS Gingerbread. If u want a "stock Gingerbread look", why not just flash Toad's Clean GB ROM, its the closest thing to stock untouched GB with lots of little goodies/tweaks
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prochargedls2:
Yeah I know its ei22, I was jus5 being specific so nobody thinks I want it for el30, and I think I mixed up gb with froyo. So if you know of any froyo themes for ei22 id appreciate it!
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MДЯCЦSДИT:
??? Why would you want a crappy theme? Just flash cm7 and find cm7 themes on the market. There is one called cm7 galaxy s theme that is like our froyo. If you attempted at grammar and didn't swear I could probably help better. I don't even know what version/rom your phone is on...

1. What rom are you on

2. What is your android version (2.2/2.3/4.0)

3. What theme do you want (2.2/2.3)

4. If you are on gingerbread, just flash cleangb or stockish rom.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Orion78:
If all you want is the EI22 modem, why not just odin back to stock froyo and just flash the EI22 modem?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prochargedls2:
Yea I'm well aware my grammar was bad as it was 3 in the morning when I posted that and I was tired, but when I flash to cleangb my colors are, well they're just weird... they are way off from where they are when I'm marcusant rom... and I download voodoo controls but it says my kernel isn't support when it is (samurai). And the color thing is the same for cm7... I appreciate your help!
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Orion78:
when you say colors, do you mean colors of the icons, and overall theme or do you mean hue/tint problems?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prochargedls2:
Yes, the hue and tint is very off. But I fixed it and put my magic to the works and got it working! All I did was open the zip on my pc and change the kernels lol but its fixed now. I'm on Clean GB 1.1.2 and is fitting me well. My only complain is that the notification bar is black, I'm not a themer do I don't know if that's the framework.apk or not so I'll just let it be until a theme I like is released!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stevessvt:
Every time I reset gps cache in stock 4.0.4 my phone reboots. I've tried a few different apps to get it done, but I always results in a reboot.
[Android Apps and Games] Mytchh:
I was hoping someone would point me in the right direction of how I can make an app for android that allows users to use the forum. I don't want to make an app that links to the mobile site, I actually want to make the application. I just need to know where to develop the app and some basic instructions.

Thank you.
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] shadowhunter606:
Official Discussion Thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=22710314

Oxygen,

CyanogenMod7.2

, PerfectPeso, and

CM9

Combined and this rom was formed...

Downloads:

MetroStar v2.1

GAPPS February 20, 2012

OLD BaseBand Fix​

*If you are experiencing blackscreen bugs on the lockscreen, wait for 3 seconds (count until 3) then switch back the screen again or you could switch to another kernel :)
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] shadowhunter606:
Screenshots:
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] shadowhunter606:
Credits to:

CyanogenMod Team - For creating CyanogenMod Rom

Oxygen ROM Team - For creating Oxygen ROM

Adfad666 - For developing and maintining CM7.2 on O1 and for CM7.2 Sources

Lupohirp- For CM9 Sources

popdog123 - For Oxygen Sources

trettet - For such a wonderful theme and some scripts ( i asked him permission for the scripts and theme ^_^ )

Achep - ICS Layout and USB Layout :D and Theme

R3D X - For creating such a colorful theme with eyecandy ;)

ZduneX25 - ICS Layout Fixes and App layouts

knzo,st@matis,pikachu01 & franciscofranco - For giving LOTS of Tweaks to make this ROM more innovative

smokin1337 - SickTweaks

thomas.raines - Lightning Zap Tweaks
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] dnle71:
What framework and systemui apk's did you based?

nightly#31?..
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] fundoozzz:
Can u tell what u actually did with this ROM apart from theming...

on which ROM it is based....

this is definitely not the way developers thread should look like..
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] shadowhunter606:
Oxygen Source---> CM7.2 Combined not just themed the theme is from PerfectPeso and after compiling I copied some libs from CM9

the cm7 source is from #32
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] aspee:
what u used from cm9 :O :O :confused:
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] ccdreadcc:
too much branding maybe???
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] fundoozzz:
OK.. so what is the specialty of this ROM!! y should someone flash this... features n all... add it to first post
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] shadowhunter606:
U mad bro? I'll do it tomorrow, it's so late now... but mostly some features are from PerfectPeso
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] GonDr:
Please post some info for this rom, Based on what, what tweaks u used, what u ported from CM9, etc etc

its rom with some screen shots only !!
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] fundoozzz:
m not.. but threads like this & that too in development section will definitely make users mad.... lol... :banghead:

n tomorrow by the time u will get up...u will get your thread full of questions... what..y... where.. :cool:
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] gurpreet9080:
will give it a try for sure :)

and thanx for ur efforts;)
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] skhamsala:
Thanks for your efforts, pls give us log of this ROM and also if something is not working !!!
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] rishabh22:
Yeah please post SOME details and the advantages of your rom over the individual roms you have combined.

Also add credits to the first post :)
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] RockR172:
Looks like the base used is perfectpeso by tret...

He deserves every single bit of credit!
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] SwimmerBoy:
Time travel? Look @ title
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] shadowhunter606:
there are 25 nautical time zones (specifically UTC−11 to UTC+11) in the world :)) I'm of the East Hemisphere so the time here is early morning of February 21...
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] DaXmax:
Man, a missing credit to the theme. R3D X... If he finds out, damn it.

Sent from my ҉ Galaxy Nexus ҉ using CNA 1.4.0
[General Questions and Answers] isorropisths:
At first, i don't know where i have to post this.. That's the only hardware section i found. I have searched for my problem too with no success.

I have a SE X10 Mini Pro. I had my charging port broken, and i open it up and i fixed the port by just putting some glue to the port. It's fixed. I reassembly it, i open it up, and the phone thinks it's slide up, so it's on landscape mode. I have tried to disable the sensor, or limit the sensor not to rotating, i have played with the sliding up-down just in case, i flash my firmware again on it, but no success.. Now i have disassemlied it again to find anything about sliding "sensors" or something like that, but i don't find anything :S

Any help please?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] veeranna:
[Q] hello sir,

Do own Defy+2.3.6 (ryt now using MS2Ginger 3 by walter79 ), want to use CM9/ICS, downloaded zip CM9-NIGHTLY-120112-Defy+.zip & CM9 kernel. kindly suggest proper installation procedure and info abt the ics gapps versions which one to use. i dont want to use other kernal rather than 2.3.6 can i flash CM9 on stock rom :rolleyes:

waiting for ur humble replies ☻thanks in advance☻

God bless you All.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mister Ypsilon:
Why don't you want to use the Froyo kernel? I wouldn't use this nightly. You can't even phone with it! If you have BL6, flash the BL6-SBF with Froyo-kernel.

Don't use the flashlight until you flashed the CM7-kernel, you could burn it with the Chinese kernel of this SBF.

Then root the phone with the latest SuperOneClick and (after backup) follow my instructions here. Use the latest CM9-zip, ICS-Google-apps and the CM7-kernel(NOT the CM9-kernel) instead of the zips in that post. If you want to have the Motorola-Bootlogo back, also flash the attached Red_M_Logo.zip, or use my CM9-Bootlogo.zip. Flash the CM9-Music.zip if you want to use the new CM9 music app (it's very good, i can recommend it).

If you have BL7, i would wait until eppy makes a build for the Defy+ kernel.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] veeranna:
thanks for your replies,

please let me know checking battery version ( bl5,bl6,bl7 ),my defy mfg. date is dec 2011 , details on battery HF5X, b052r984-1001, model L-L-L- DC111109.

and CM9 GB kernel is available so why not to use it, hope u clear my mind.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vkpardava:
defy + wont be able to get update of 4.0 do not even try for this
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mister Ypsilon:
I have a Defy+ with CM9/ICS, it works!
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] veeranna:
i think i try flashing it on my stock rom... i think eppsy build for gb builds hope no downgrading is required i guess any suggestions and recommendations are welcome.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] root_toor:
WHAT VERSION HAVE YOU FLASHED ?

I mean which build are you using with Defy+ ?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] veeranna:
i am using stock 2.3.6 and i tried

stock/cm 7.2 nightly.

stock/ics latest builds

works well but no network on second booted rom doesnt get any network ( no EMIE )

hope some one fix this soon or some one did let me know
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] droid_<3er:
Did you try using basebandswitcher? Just to search for a frequency similar to your stock baseband? I think you did because default ms2ginger baseband definitely isn't what you seem to be running on stock 2.3.6...

Oh, and btdubs I think Mister Ypsilon is right about using froyo kernel builds for CM9. Your nightly doesn't seem to be too stable.

*EDIT

Oh and veeranna don't forget, BL version (BL5/6/7) is not your battery version. It's the version of the bootloader, and it is very important when it comes to downgradeability.

search it up, I don't do a very good job of explaining bootloader stuff.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pranks1989:
Its awesome but lil buggy

I did it! Installed Froyo SBF, rooted, 2nd init, then CM9 for Defy, CM7 kernel, slept at 5A.M :O and bingo there was a pretty stable ICS but without camera! After playing around with it for few hours.. Tested NFS Shift, Angry Birds and everything was smooth as butter except that there was no Camera due to which I restored it back using a full SBF flash and my Nandroid backup

Can be used if you don't need a camera..!

I have a Defy+ flashed with stock 2.3.6 SBF en.asia

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20097916&postcount=3

Check this it is working fine. Tested on my moto after a full fresh Defy+ 2.3.6 SBF flash.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fodderp:
There are more stable roms built by quarx and epsylon3 in the defy development thread. Camera works and camcorder works for some users. These devs are geniuses.
[HTC EVO 3D] shizkoff777:
I have a 16 gig card that i was using when I had my EVO 4g ,would it be ok if I put it in my 3d I wiped it clean in my 4g before taking it out
[HTC EVO 3D] DarkManX4lf:
Yep its fine.
[HTC EVO 3D] shizkoff777:
Ok thanks ma I didn't know if there was a possibility of lingering files from my EVO 4g
[HTC EVO 3D] megabiteg:
make sure you wipe the /data and .android_secure folders
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hearmeman:
most of the time when i finish a call iget a red LED light on the top of S2

and i cannot use it until i connect it to charger or pull out the battery

really frustrating

any ideas?
[Nexus S General] petrochemicals:
So I don't know about you guys, but I am tired of waiting for ICS. Even more so I am tired of there being not a word spoken about the progress of the update from Google, Sprint, or Samsung. Being that I am still paying the phones subsidized price to Sprint with my monthly payments, I have taken my complaints to their official forum.

http://community.sprint.com/baw/community/buzzaboutwireless/phones-and-devices/samsung/nexus_s_

I encourage all of you that are tired of the silence of these companies to please join me on Sprints forums and voice your complaints. Maybe if enough of us speak up someone will realize it is better to have transparency even when things go wrong.

*I know some of you will say quit complaining and flash a rom. I know what my options are, but that does not excuse these companies for treating us the way that they are. Sprint should not be advertising the Nexus S 4G as receiving "OS updates as soon as humanly possible"*
[Nexus S General] kyouko:
I've been wondering this for a while.. when the ota update comes out, do you (as in everyone who's waiting for it) plan on using it?

Drop w/e custom ics rom you might have with performance tweaks, themes, status bar toggles, settings you'd never get in a stock rom, etc. etc.?

"treating us the way that they are"? Maybe you've forgotten that Google pulled the first ics update because of issues, and they already have 4.0.5 planned, ics is obviously having issues.

Don't get me wrong, i can definitely understand the frustration with no news about anything at all. I can see your reasoning for complaining to Sprint about that.

i dunno, I'm just curious as to why everyone is freaking out over it. imo they should be pestering Google to release the 4.0.4 source for us to fix some things in our roms, instead of bothering the carrier :rolleyes:
[Nexus S General] petrochemicals:
Pestering Google would be the more direct approach for sure. But they already got their money for these phones. Sprint on the other hand I am still paying and will continue to pay (if I don't move to another carrier). So Sprint seems to be the more logical source to complain to and maybe if enough people pester them, they will in turn force Google to be more transparent. Because as is, it looks like Google could give a ****.
[Nexus S General] kyouko:
Ah alright, that makes more sense to me now. Thanks for the response
[Nexus S General] hp420:
No, I would never give up my mods & tweaks, etc....but I would love to have a stock rom with all those tweaks, mods, themes, kernels, etc. added on to it. IMHO, stock roms are almost always stable beasts! Honestly, at this point, I am doubting whether or not sprint even cares enough to let us know what's going on with the update. We're now over 2 months since the first official ota was pushed to nexus s and the devs here have already beaten the bloody hell out of sprint in releasing working roms, with brand new radios, bootloaders, and all. Granted, the bootloader & radio were ripped from a leaked rom, but still....we've got over a dozen working roms before the people who have full access to schematics, closed source code, etc. could even get one out.....and that's just plain sad!!
[Nexus S General] patokeefe:
Has anyone gotten this OTA yet? I can't even find one person that has. It's making me think that it was a false leak, maybe that's already well known though...
[Nexus S General] rubyknight:
Umm.. Its called a leak because it was err.. leaked... It was an OTA update that wasn't released yet and still hasn't been. Doesn't make it a false leak, just means they still aren't ready to release it.
[Nexus S General] KID ANDROID:
Is he possibly talking about the leaked release date of the ota ics update, the one of the screenshot from a Sprint webpage showing Sprint saying the update will be released on February 16th???? I think he might have been asking if anyone got the ota update that this was showing. I personally think that it was a misprint and the update will be released on March 16th, as there is another leaked piece saying the NEXUS S update will be released in mid March.
[Nexus S General] patokeefe:
Exactly.

I should clarify, the substance of the leak-the date if the alleged OTA update-was false.
[Nexus S General] petrochemicals:
Here is a full account of what is going on at Sprint's forums.

http://sprintlies.tumblr.com/

Here is a reddit link as well http://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/pyaow/a_full_record_of_how_sprint_is_deleting_its_users/
[Nexus S General] Bauxite:
Your sense of entitlement is ridiculous at this point.

These updates take time, there is a massive amount of testing that has to happen before you release an update that could potentially brick hundreds of thousands of phones in one day. When working with a wireless carrier they must also test to make sure the radio is working properly with the network as well, in a variety of environments and situations.

If any problem comes up during these tests it has to start over again, if google has decided that 4.0.5 needs to be developed before they can re-test it, it's up to them. Google has never once stated a release date for ICS on our phones, sprint had it on an internal website for employees only (which could be a fake shot), not out there for public consumption. It's likely they are testing it internally and still awaiting approval somewhere down the line.

Just calm down, or just install the leak if you are really truely that desperate. The OTA will come out in due time and you'll look back at this and wonder how you could be so unreasonable.

They are releasing it as fast as humanly possible. Humans make mistakes, bugs can sometimes regress and appear again. Humans are flawed, humans write flawed code. Would you rather have a broken update or one that's stable enough to roll out to everyone?
[Nexus S General] bozzykid:
Google, Sprint, and AT&T could all handle this better with some actual communication. However, I don't think any of them are holding back ICS intentionally. They are obviously working out issues and when they feel it is ready, they will release it. I'm not sure what the original poster is trying to gain by this crusade.
[Nexus S General] petrochemicals:
I am trying to gain some transparency. I never stated that I thought ICS was being held back. But lets face it, there is no money in updating phones. The money is in selling them. I do believe that if more resources were put into development of updates it would result in faster updates. You would think this would be a priority for Google, at least with their flagship line of Nexus phones. Really, if this is what the "Nexus Experience" is supposed to be, then I am not on board. Second Sprint should have never sold this phone as a Nexus experience with "updates as soon as humanly possible" because the NS4G is not updated like the other GSM devices. Even Google has pulled CDMA Nexus's from it's Nexus developer page basically admitting that the update process works differently than the real (GSM) Nexus devices. I have a feeling this will all be happening again in a year when updates are needed for the Verizon and Sprint Galaxy Nexus.

My main goal is to draw attention to Sprint's and Google's mistakes as this whole process couldn't have been any more messed up. The more people that start criticizing these companies when they blatantly screw up the better off we will be in the long run. Staying silent for this long is just not the right way to be treating your customers. Especially when those customers are mainly the developers (Nexus devices are developer phones) who bolstered your OS to the number one OS in the world.
[Nexus S General] Bauxite:
I don't think creating a blog full of screenshots of you ranting at community managers (that have no sway or special information, or right to speak on sprint's behalf) is helping at all.

Explain what you think 'as fast as humanly possible' means in the context of a highly complex and sensitive phone software rollout. There is a lot that could go wrong and delay an update, you know the update is coming. You are not paying a monthly fee for updates to your phone, find me the line in your phone contract that says that. A line on a product's website isn't a contractually binding agreement, maybe false advertising. If you wanted to prove that however you'd need proof that google and sprint engineers weren't even working on porting the software, and we know they are.
[Nexus S General] Joshhayes801:
IMHO this is a little silly. Why does it even matter at this point? Almost every single ROM that is developed or being developed is ICS. We already have it so why would we need ota?
[Nexus S General] petrochemicals:
Yes it is false advertising. The Nexus S 4G was falsely advertised by Sprint to me and everyone else when purchasing it, as receiving "OS updates as soon as humanly possible". As for the definition I would consider it to be defined as the first time they released the OS back in December of last year. Google is to blame for making a shoddy OS that didn't work when it was released. If they would bother actually putting any real kind of money into the development and work force that does design these updates, then maybe it would have worked the first time they released it. But like I said before there is no money in updates, so the development of them will reflect that. Just like we have seen here.

Why you feel the need to protect billion dollar companies, I am not really sure. Any kind of company like these should be criticized constantly, otherwise they will walk all over us, just as they are in this situation. The bottom line is Sprint and Google have screwed up. The more attention that is drawn to that fact, the better. More transparency is needed in Sprint and Google's relationship with their customers and that is not going to be fixed by people like you that are making excuses for them.
[Nexus S General] Bauxite:
And you just lost the argument entirely. Android 4.0 was developed for one phone at the start, the Galaxy Nexus, they stated it would come to the Nexus S eventually. Your argument is that the software is crap because they haven't written the device drivers fast enough for you. You want them to release broken software because you are entitled to fast updates.

Apparently to you 'as fast as humanly possible' means something entirely different, where humans are perfect creatures that never make coding mistakes. And on the off chance that the code was perfect to start it still takes time to TEST, time that has paid off already because they would have released a buggy update.

You can't just hire more engineers and throw more money at something to make it go faster. You assume your monthly WIRELESS USAGE fees go towards software development for one of sprint's 20+ phones. They don't.

Get over your false entitlement, they don't owe you anything.
[Nexus S General] snowmanwithahat:
lol @ people getting angry over ICS not being released yet

.... clearly you didn't have an Epic 4g and have to wait from September to March of the next year for Gingerbread.... we have nothing to complain about here in the NS4g forums