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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] y2kkingboy:
Are you on stock kernel or did you flash some release? What release?

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These are some kernels maybe you should consider http://xdaforums.com/wiki/Samsung_Epic_4G_Touch/Kernels

This section is mostly for I9100.

But, There is a specific section here for your phone and it might be better for you to check it and find resources that are more related to you http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1281.

Flash one that you feel OK with and we can help you through if you are still having issues.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] mika-nl:
Hi,

Have someone here aircrack-ng with airodump working on a X10 mini pro ?

i'm not sure if monitor mode is posible now with custum kernels ?

I like to see dump files by mc donalds and so

MiKa
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] mika-nl:
Nobody have a idea how to make a dump from a open network ?

I have found this files and it works nice but i think it do not monitor mode.

Only your trafic on your phone.

MiKa
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Ticklefish:
I think this thread may be running foul of one of the forum rules:

If not, then just ignore this post. :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Tom.K:
I have seen a few threads related about this. It can be used for security testing, but I didn't saw anything about it on x10 mini pro...
[Motorola Droid X2] tkuligowski:
I have a possible warranty issue with the plastic lip the microphone is in coming loose. If I end up sending the phone back will they be able to see that the radio hack is on there? Its completely stock besides that. That was nerve racking doing that so the only way I know to get rid of it would be to SBF back to Froyo because sbf'ing back to 2.3.4 does not undo it.
[Motorola Droid X2] iBolski:
SBFing will undo any hacks you've done, regardless of which SBF version you use, so I'm not sure why it's still hanging around.

But, if SBFing to 2.3.3 does clear it out, that would be your best bet. I don't think they have any other way of detecting if you've rooted it or anything after that, but don't quote me on it! But, I think you should be safe.
[Motorola Droid X2] tkuligowski:
I should clarify...the only way I know how to get rid of it without actually changing the numbers back with radiocomm is by sbf'ing back to Froyo
[Motorola Droid X2] iBolski:
I would say that's your best bet to ensure all traces are gone.
[Motorola Droid X2] CadenH:
I'd say go through with the SBF. The time spent is worth it, if they end up finding out you did modify the phone they can charge you obscene amounts because it wont be covered.
[Motorola Droid X2] tkuligowski:
The radio hack isn't based on OS from what I've read so the only way it will be overwritten is if a software upgrade is actually writing to the radio firmware and apparently sbf'ing gingerbread does not write to the radio cause after multiple ROM's and SBF's to 2.3.4 I can still use mobile hotspots without having to do the hack again.
[Motorola Droid X2] Moon Shadow - NM:
To answer your question. Yes, they can detect the radio hack, IF they so choose to. When you first did the RadioComm hack, did you backup (copy) the hex code you changed? If not, you are kind of SOL. The LIKELYHOOD that they will look into that is not very high as they will send it back to Moto to be repaired and Moto SHOULD do a full and complete firmware and software wipe and reload on it. YMMV.

Ciao!
[Motorola Droid X2] tkuligowski:
Yes I saved a back up of the code. Can anyone confirm that a SBF to Froyo will change it back?
[Motorola Droid X2] Moon Shadow - NM:
No, the SBF file does not change/revert the RadioComm mod. You have to manually do that. The SBF file just flashes the system partitions, kind of like installing Windows on a computer. The RadioComm mod mucks with the FIRMWARE. The firmware is similar to the BIOS or CMOS of a computer. Hope that answers your question.

Ciao!
[Motorola Droid X2] tkuligowski:
It does. Thanks!
[Motorola Droid X2] tkuligowski:
Ok so I think I can verify now that an SBF to froyo does in fact write to the radio firmware. I have not gone into radiocomm and verified the values, but I've done numerous SBF with gingerbread and my TBH radio hack remained intact. I did an SBF to froyo this morning and am now completely back to stock. Any attempt to use mobile hotpot takes me to Verizon website, which it should do in stock form.
[Motorola Droid X2] Moon Shadow - NM:
Wow! Thanks for the education! I was under the impression that the SBF files only did software... Well, now is as good a time to learn something new as ever!

Ciao!
[HTC Desire S] Silenti91:
hi :)

just have a question regarding hboot

why would one need to update it?

and also, do you loose s-off if updated?
[HTC Desire S] dan-fish:
There is no real advantage in terms of updating h-boot. The only time you would update h-boot (at least on the desire s) is if you're completely stock and that would only be through OTA updates from HTC. You will also lose S-OFF. However, if you're talking about OTA updates you won't be able to update if you're S-OFF. The update will just fail.

One thing i will add is that the 2.00.2002 h-boot makes it harder to go back to S-OFF.
[HTC Desire S] Silenti91:
k :) thanks :D
[HTC Desire S] XKanoX:
also i read in a couple of places that if you have the revolutionary hboot 6.98.1002, there were recommendations to change that to an ENG hboot in order to downgrade or upgrade the hboot more easily in case of malfunctions i guess:)
[HTC Desire S] dan-fish:
Yes an eng h-boot is better but in terms of actually upgrading the h-boot there's no point
[HTC Desire S] XKanoX:
yes agreed, also because revolutionary patched their hboot to do some extended fastboot commands as the eng hboot as i recall.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] r1_2fast4u:
Im running ICS FB17 with the FB15 modem. Phone runs hot and battery dies fairly quickly. It appears GPS is the culprit.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] hijewpositive:
So just turn off your gps and wireless network location settings. Its not like GPS works so well with this build anyway (at least for most people)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] lickarock:
I had the same problem. GPS would lock, but gpsd was at 76% of my battery usage. I went through about 30% of my battery in an hour. Turned of GPS and everything was back to normal.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] r1_2fast4u:
Awesome thanks,
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cnstarz:
i had this problem. i turned off gps and it gpsd was still chewing my battery and making my battery hot (the phone shut down because of temperatures). got to the point where it was draining battery even as it was plugged in.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Sephirothvfc:
Ya only way i got it to go back to normal after turning gps on was to power off. Even if i turned gps off, it still kept draining battery.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ilostmypistons:
What he said.... Now getting fantasic battery life... A day plus
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] r1_2fast4u:
I turned off all possible GPS assist in the location setting and rebooted my phone. It seems to be working properly now.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] LouieGrandie:
Installed the Locus offline maps and instantly had issues with the phone. The app would crash and would constantly receive error messages that it was not responding. Also instantly the phone said my SD 16 GB was corrupt and needed to be reformatted. The phone will not format or mount the SD card now and although I unistalled the app I still receive messages that the app is not responding with the ForceClose option. Help.

If I put the SD into a reader and in my computer it shows it as only 1 GB! WTF.

Anyone know how I can reformat back to 16 GB.
[HTC Rezound] iBolski:
Okay, current Droid X2 user and tired of the crap from Motorola - lies about unlocking bootloaders, ICS upgrades and just plain ignoring my support requests.

So, now I'm looking for the best replacement for my Droid X2 on Verizon. I can't afford to switch from Verizon, so I'm pretty much stuck with them, but I don't have too much to complain, other than they are the "excuse" that Motorola uses as to why they haven't unlocked bootloaders, yet HTC seems to NOT have a problem.

So, my question is, which HTC phone is comparable to and/or better than the Droid X2 that has an unlocked bootloader on Verizon?

What is the current Android OS/Kernel version it is on AND has it been affirmed that it will get ICS if it doesn't already have it?

Which ones have the best developer support in the case of custom ROMs, etc? I definitely have my eye on CM9. Currently I run CM7 on my X2 and CM9 is on it's way, but I want an unlocked bootloader which guarantees that we can get a full-fledged ICS kernel.

Also, I love playing games, especially a lot from Gameloft, so I need the power to play the games.

I'm currently looking at the Rezound, but I wasn't sure if there was something else. I'm currently on 3G and I really don't want to give up my unlimited data plan to go to 4g, even though the VZW rep told me I'm grandfathered in and my 4g would be unlimited, which I think is a load of BS. I do stay under 2gb a month, though since I use WiFi wherever I can, especially at home.

Thanks for any help in this matter.
[HTC Rezound] Romans8vs1:
I came from the X2 about a month ago and love the Rezound. It takes a little getting used to the different language, at least it did for me. I would recommend it. I am currently on CleanRom GBE 1.6.5 SP1 with the incredikernel beta 4 test 1. I am enjoying this setup and will continue to play around with the other roms/kernels out there.

As for your unlimited plan, I am grandfathered into the unlimited data plan as well. I did not loose this by moving to a 4g phone. I don't think you have anything to worry about there. My wife just switched from the X to the Droid 4 and she still has her unlimited plan as well.

Hope this helps. Have blessed day!
[HTC Rezound] jmorton10:
I went from UL 3G to UL 4G with no problem, you don't have to worry about that.
[HTC Rezound] iBolski:
Thanks guys.

Roman, as for performance, is it comparable to if not BETTER than the X2?

I'll go into a VZW store sometime to check it out as far as how it looks, but does it blow the X2 out of the water regarding performance and display? How about the sound when calling and talking with people? Are the music skips from the X2 gone?

Thanks!
[HTC Rezound] 06stang:
Played with both and the Rez is a lot better than the X2 performance wise. Just a matter of opinion but it feels smoother and runs quicker for me
[HTC Rezound] EmerikL:
The display is gorgeous. 720p. With that said, it sucks battery like a vampire. HTC makes an extended battery, but it does add bulk to the phone. But I am fine with that. I went all day yesterday with thinking of plugging in and still had alot of battery left when I got home.
[HTC Rezound] Romans8vs1:
Performance is better. I was running CM7 on my X2 and could tell a difference in performance. 4g, screen resolution, and unlocked boot loader are what sold me.

As for the battery life, it is a bit of a hog. I just upgraded to the extended battery and like it. I actually like the added size/weight. It makes the phone easier to handle in my opinion.

I just noticed that they dropped the price online to $99! I would say at that price, this is a must have upgrade for you.
[HTC Rezound] LexRockhard:
Just ordered a Rezound to replace my X2. Although I love all the latest work that they've been putting into cm7 and cm9 for the x2, I'm more than willing to jump ship to a great phone w/ 4g, not to mention a much better screen.
[HTC Rezound] jmorton10:
I agree 100%.

This is the first phone I have ever owned where the extended battery was this well integrated into the phone (I have 3 of them) & doesn't leave a huge bump on the back of it.

Using the HTCpedia cutout hard rubber case it seems like the way it came from the factory.

http://shop.htcpedia.com/htc-rezound-extended-battery-tpu-case-hard-rubber.html
[HTC Rezound] devarshi:
What is the battery life? I'm thinking of switching too, but I'd like a phone that makes it through a day with moderate use. My x2 with cm7 makes it most days with 40-45% left at the end of the work day (with the extended battery).
[HTC Rezound] WasabiWa83:
I came from the X2 to the Rez. This is the best phone, in my opinion, that Verizon has right now. Battery life can be good if you work on. Using the right ROM helps. I have an extended battery but never use it. The standard battery lasts me all day with relatively heavy use.
[HTC Rezound] EmerikL:
That is about what I am getting with my extended battery.
[HTC Rezound] zetsumeikuro:
I'd say anything to replace the X2... X2 was complete and utter trash.
[HTC Rezound] nrfitchett4:
I think the rezound is the best phone on verizon right now, but the next gen are interesting in that the new chipsets will have lte onboard (no more extra radio). This should improve battery life when using lte. Not to mention quad core chips.

I'd at least wait until MWC to see what big announcements htc makes.
[HTC Rezound] devarshi:
I'm guessing MWC phones won't come out until June or July. I'm thinking of adding a line to my account with the $100 rezound. Then I can use my upgrade on my main line next winter. CM7 has made the x2 tolerable, so I'm not 100% sure yet.
[HTC Rezound] zetsumeikuro:
Just get the rezzy and if something better comes up that you must have buy it full retail and sell the rez.
[HTC Rezound] vcmstone:
If you purchase an extended battery, you are easily gonna make it through the day. On stock with a standard battery, before I unlocked it and loaded a ROM, I was able to get through the day with texting all day and browsing during lunch. I also had everything to sync immediately or when I unlocked the device.

If you unlock it and load a ROM, you open the potential for even better usage. But its not a guarantee. Depending on your usage it may vary. But you will be fine if you decide to get a extended battery.

As far as preferences, I am glad that I decided to go with HTC. The only other Droids I owned before this were Motorola (OG Droid and the original Droid X). Honestly I can't imagine going back to Motorola. I know Sense is an acquired taste, but I like the look of it and the phone runs smooth.
[HTC Rezound] ο χάκερ:
If you go to the accessories page for ReZound, you can find the extended battery review thread.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thameera:
This may have been asked before, but I couldn't find a proper answer on XDA forums. So here it is:

Will you still be able to download and install official updates in your Note without a hitch even if you've rooted it?

Is voiding the warranty the only problem with rooting?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] praetorius:
yes to your questions. getting it OTA is another matter especially if you installed a custom rom.

and of course, you risk bricking your device once you tinker with it. but if you follow the instructions, especially Dr. Ketan's guide, your chances of success goes up dramatically.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thameera:
That's a relief. If I don't install a custom rom I'll be able to upgrade OTA, right?

And where can I find this Dr Ketan's guide?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chasmodo:
You can find it here.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
Of course you will get OTA / Kies update after Root, but again bad part is that, you will lose Root after OTA/Kies. So If you want to keep your Root intact, you should not update it with OTA/Kies but you can just use as Notice, when you get notice about new update, find it over XDA (this thread is for stock ROMs) n update it using Mobile Odin/ CWM

Chasmodo have shown you exact thread for rooting guide in detail, here ofline guide i have made too, download it from last link on my signature.

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Thanx for compliments :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thameera:
Thanks a lot, everyone! Hoping to root the Note as soon as I get a time! :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] voxano:
So, in case of the OTA update a rooted device will get "unrooted", right? Will that leave the phone in the same state as it would have been in if the rooting never happened, i.e. if you were just doing the OTA updates only all along?..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
Yes it will lead to state of unrooted, M not sure but it may leave superuser application icon on drawer(non functioning). If it remains you have to Flash ROM with PC Odin to get rid of this.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] voxano:
Alright, and after that is done, will that leave the phone in the same state as it would have been in if the rooting never happened, i.e. if you were just doing the OTA updates only all along?..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] voxano:
Can anybody please answer this? Thanks.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OrangGeeGee:
I think yes, only not sure about the "flash counter" that I've heard on these forums. It may be an indicator of you voiding your warranty.

EDIT: got my self interested, did a quick search and found more info on this thread. After doing the update and going into download mode you should be able to see if your flash counter is alright
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gabyteodor:
i have root with zerg rush exploit

did ota update and still have root.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] voxano:
I think some OTA updates leave the rooting intact and one has to specifically "unroot".
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] voxano:
Thanks. So I guess things will be the same if one flashes back the original ROM and resets the binary flash counter. Please do correct me if I'm wrong.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
Flash counter raise when you flash custom rom with pc Odin.

Reflash stick rom won't reset it, u need 'jig' to reset it.

Ics support a sw which reset counter without jig.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IsThatANoteInYourPocket?:
Doesn't TriangleAway work here?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] btyeh:
Ahh no wonder... I am on N7000OZSKK1 and was notified about a 70~mb update both OTA and via Kies to N7000OZSLA2 but no matter what I did it would cause an error during updating. I guess I'll just wait for a "rootable" update (and plus I can't seem to find a changelog either...)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fosinsight:
Hi all,

I'll be quick and brief to save your time :)

As I said for the title, is nfc on nexsu S still read-only?

even after installing T-mobile's 4.0.3 ICS?

I hope it can write as well...

Thanks for your replies!!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superm1:
I've written tags using my NS4G no problem on GB. Haven't tried ICS, but I would expect it to work still.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vetvito:
Read and write on both gingerbread and ICS.
[HTC Incredible S] dla5244:
BlackRose

This is HTC Incredible S custom bootloader

Lecahel
[HTC Incredible S] dla5244:
HBOOT 2.03.0000 Partition Layout

Capable size is 557MB+152MB=709MB

To use lib parititon, we need to modify init.vivo.rc(ramdisk) and update-script

init.vivo.rc

on emmc

mkdir /system
mkdir /data 0771 system system
mkdir /cache 0770 system cache
mkdir /devlog 0700 root root
devwait emmc@system
# exec /system/bin/e2fsck_recvy -p emmc@system
mount ext3 emmc@system /system rw data=ordered
[B]mkdir /system/lib 0771 system system
devwait emmc@lib
mount ext3 emmc@lib /system/lib ro data=ordered[/B]
mount ext3 emmc@system /system remount ro
devwait emmc@userdata
exec /system/bin/e2fsck_recvy -p emmc@userdata
mount ext3 emmc@userdata /data nosuid nodev data=ordered
devwait emmc@cache
exec /system/bin/e2fsck_recvy -p emmc@cache
mount ext3 emmc@cache /cache nosuid nodev data=ordered
devwait emmc@devlog
exec /system/bin/e2fsck_recvy -p emmc@devlog
mount ext3 emmc@devlog /devlog nosuid nodev data=ordered

Jump to new loader

You can jump new bootloader by typing this command, "fastboot flash loader <LOADER_IMAGE_FILE>"

This command is to copy new loader image recived by fastboot to RAM(at physical address 0x9e008000) and make CPU jump to 0x9e008000

It is difficult porting new bootloader. but if succeed, we can get other platform(windows phone 7, linux, etc..) on our INCS.

if it hanged after typing command, you failed to boot new loader and it is required pulling battery to return hboot.

Base Address is 0x0(physical address) or 0x8d000000(virtual address, hboot mmu table) our phone(INCS)

As MMU is enabled, we can't access physical address directly but our mmu table included hboot is mapped property, also entry point of lk bootloader(form code aroura) include disabling mmu and relocate routine.

So we(developer of new loader) can set MEMBASE at 0x0.

Also We must know the method to communicate OEMSBL(RADIO) in order to port new bootloader

You must enter the RADIO(AMSS) before execute LK Bootloader

As I analyse HBOOT, I know how to communicate with OEMSBL and enter the radio.

You must add some function(enter the radio) to before target_init routine

Since I succeed to port LK Bootloader our INCS, I'm sure that this command(flash loader) is working property.

Please don't doubt that.
[HTC Incredible S] kuroro:
you rock!:D:D
[HTC Incredible S] BWA80:
Hi!

Can I use this and update?

I have now:

Vivo pvt ship s-off rl

hboot-1.13.0000

radio-3822.11.08.29_m

emmc-boot

Thanks!!
[HTC Incredible S] dla5244:
Yes you can.

Maybe you are radio s-off user.

Even if you are radio s-off, You can't use some command on stock ship hboot

While there is no restrict on BlackRose :D
[HTC Incredible S] shiningarmor:
i have hboot 1.09

can i install blackrose?
[HTC Incredible S] dla5244:
if your hboot indicate S-OFF, you can install BlackRose :)
[HTC Incredible S] Nonverbose:
Nice work. I haven't tried it yet as I can't justify the risk but really appreciate the contribution :cool:
[HTC Incredible S] jiangchao87:
works fine ~

Thx
[HTC Incredible S] nikz106:
What's advantage of this hboot? How can a normal user like me who doesn't have much knowledge about this can be benefited?
[HTC Incredible S] deathgame:
+1.... :D :)
[HTC Incredible S] Nonverbose:
Congratz for making it onto the front page :cool: http://www.xda-developers.com/android/hboot-2-00-blackrose-for-incredible-s-now-available/
[HTC Incredible S] Adde79:
Yeah nice work m8
[HTC Incredible S] Adde79:
Installed this a couple days ago and ran into some trouble. Nothing I couldn't fix myself but just wanted to let you know.

In the script "install.bat" you have a commandline "adb shell reboot-bootloader", might wanne change that to "adb reboot bootloader" :-)
[HTC Incredible S] Hawkysoft:
nevermind---- >.<
[HTC Incredible S] -Maverick-:
Is there anyway to get rid of the blackrose hboot? I'm trying to flash another hboot in fastboot, but I keep getting "INFOimage update is bypassed". I know why I'm getting it, I'm just curious if I can get rid of it?
[HTC Incredible S] dla5244:
To uninstall blackrose, you must execute uninstall.bat.

HBOOT will be changed 1.13.0000
[HTC Incredible S] -Maverick-:
Thanks, I have no reason to remove it, just was curious. :D

edit: tried it to see if it worked, all it did was restart the phone. Booted to fastboot manually and the same thing happen. Odd.

edit2: renamed hboot_2.00.0000_br.img to hboot_1.13.0000_CRC_8a731c6e_0401.img and used the install.bat instead and that did the trick. Weird.
[HTC Incredible S] sid.nir:
What are the conditions (IF ANY) in which we should not install Blackrose HBOOT (eg. certain current hboot versions, s-on/s-off, root, etc.)?

Also what are the reasons and possibilities of BRICKING the device?

Sorry if these questions seem very "beginner", but I think a solid answer to these questions would be all for anyone to just read and decide/understand whether or not to go ahead with this!

:)
[HTC Incredible S] alloy66:
i have hboot 7.00

s-off

can i install blackrose?

Lecahel[/QUOTE]
[HTC Incredible S] tpbklake:
You should be able to install BlackRose. It is doesn't work, it will restore you AlphaRev HBOOT.