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[HTC EVO 3D] joeykrim:
Yes. The semi technical logic behind this is as follows...

The device comes with stock software. The device should have all software and hardware functioning 100% as it is sold.

If you're upgraded to the latest software version available and a part of the hardware does not operate properly, as far as basic troubleshooting is concerned for the average user, the hardware is to fault and the device *should* (contingent on the purchasing agreement) be eligible for repair/exchange.

The manufacturer offers no alternative software solutions other than the most recent version of their software. Since the manufacturer offers no software alternatives, the assumption can be drawn the hardware is to fault if the software is 100% stock and updated.

Also, this might be implied/inferred for some, but the bootloader would need to be either "relocked" or never "unlocked" to be considered as a 100% stock situation. If the bootloader was "relocked" there is the possibility, the current state of software *could* be questioned, but there havent been very many posts indicating this occurs often.

Hope that helps with this certain "somone"!
[HTC EVO 3D] mike.r.olson:
Well written and informative post. Thanks Joey. Since I already used one insurance claim this year and I don't want to waste the other one and considering I'm probably going to make the LTE jump this summer, I'm hoping Sprint will repair the phone or just hand me another 3D. I really don't want 1.5 s-on though... Might just live without the cam until I get a new phone.
[HTC Amaze 4G] ed116:
Just got the HTC Amaze tonight. So far its ... well ... amazing :D a bit heavy but over all im quite pleased. I am from canada, and i am on wind network, if i ever decided to go to rogers or something ill always have a compatible phone :) this should be good for a while now :)

just saying hello! i'm comming from LG G2x (Optimus 2x) which wasn't as bad as people put it, but this phone is a lot better :D
[HTC Amaze 4G] Binary100100:
Good to hear and welcome.

Feel free to root your phone and flash a custom rom.

Few things first.

There is no way to s-off your phone at this time. We're working on it though.

No ETA.

NEVER ask for ETA's from developers! Since most don't like it we try to encourage others not to even ask.

ALWAYS

search and read the forums before posting a new thread or even posting a reply in a thread. This will keep you from getting flamed.

Once you get a decent amount of knowledge and experience please share and contribute with the community. That makes my job (as moderator, not 24/7 tech support) a lot easier. :)

Enjoy!
[HTC Amaze 4G] ed116:
Thanks! I dont plan on rooting/custom roming for about another month, ill take my time to warm up to understand what S-Offing is and what not. I do know my cousin bought an HTC Amaze to which he installed custom roms/kernels. I am not very demanding :) so i do not mind. Stock rom is ok, and i hope to see the development grow for this phone as its pretty new :)
[HTC Amaze 4G] realitysconcierge:
Hi :-)

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[HTC Amaze 4G] arcadeon54:
Hey and welcome to the club... It's truly an amazing phone.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] Matt1408:
Hey, I just purcahsed an A100 and rooted it already and all that jazz...

Though I did ignore some key features.

Is there a way to access the internal SDcard without installing the Acer software?

Scratch that, I had to turn off USB Debugging

Is there a way to access the device using ADB? Not sure if I am missing the drivers or something, but adb can't find any devices when I plug this in.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] crossix:
You need to have usb debugging enabled for adb access.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Freeroot:
I'm curious if anyone has any idea as to whether or not the recent developments in ICS for our device has impacted CyanogenMod's decision to support us with CM9. I'm looking for *Official* support. Cause I think that would be totally dope. Is anyone in communication with them?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] gtuansdiamm:
This isnt "official" but i think it had no real impact because all the drivers were already made

My bad I read the above post wrong

I should go sleep

Bad Cold and sleep deprevitions does not help ppl think straight

I thought you asked if fb17 helped cm9 get better or something along those lines
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] globalninja:
http://www.cyanogenmod.com/blog/progress-on-cm9

Read this. We have a chance for official support

Sent from my Epic™ 4G Touch
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sk63:
I would say the chances are very good that we get full CM9 support. The biggest issue is that the latest build are using leaked closed source kernel rather than one built straight from sources. Assuming ICS gets released for this phone we will eventually have access to the source.

Even then there will be chunks of proprietary code that may need to be worked around. Thankfully other than the CDMA and 4G radios, we share a lot in common with the international GSII which should mean what works for them should work for us and vice versa.
[TouchPad Development] sk8erwitskil:
I am currently working on porting gweedo's touch recovery to the touchpad. So far I have a working clockworkmod 5.5.0.4 with the cool battery percentage mod but the touch part is not ready yet.

I just wanted to release this as a fully functional recovery (except adb).

1) boot into clockworkmod

2) mounts and storage >> mount /boot

3) adb push uImage.CWMRT5504 /boot/uImage.CWMRT5504

4) reboot and see it in the moboot menu

The touchscreen driver doesnt work but this is a completely working clockworkmod recovery (backups, restore, installing zips, etc.) (except adb)

Thanks

uImage.CWMRT5504 (install file)

LINK: HERE

Changelog:

- fixed the mount points to be a fully functional recovery. (thanks gdanko)
[TouchPad Development] ourtut:
Pretty cool man!
[TouchPad Development] evanbigfan:
good job man
[TouchPad Development] LinuxNewb:
I played around and it works pretty well! No bugs that I could find.

The only feedback I would give is that when you flash ROMs it sucks that the soft touch keys on the screen get in way of a lot of the wording. The horizontal blue line also would strike through words and it looks cruddy.

Any way to change where the message output is placed?
[TouchPad Development] worm9110:
Can't wait to try this out. Keep the work going.
[TouchPad Development] Phillip Fry:
Can someone post mirrors for the downloads. They are both down.
[TouchPad Development] sk8erwitskil:
this should be fixed in this beta 14. and also the links are updated to an unlimited bandwidth server.
[TouchPad Development] Smith7018:
I hate to be "that guy," but I looked into this before and I don't think you can get the touchscreen working. On the TouchPad, the screen is controlled by a userland-based driver versus a kernel based driver. That's swell, but since CWM is basically only a kernel, it can't load the driver. I'd love to have someone prove me wrong, really. I just couldn't figure out a way to load it on CWM :(

Also, you're compiling it wrong if it only works temporarily when flashed. I believe that's like "make kernel" (or the equivalent, it's been awhile lol). I can'r remember the correct command, but I might have solved it by compiling CM and then removing the recovery portion? *shrug*

Good luck, though! I meant this to be taken as someone sharing their knowledge to help others, not as a deterrent. Please, continue with this and make an awesome CWM! :)
[TouchPad Development] magnethart:
I'm not a kernel/recovery dev so I wouldn't even know where to begin looking at this but I know there was a touch based recovery back before CM9 called TeamWin Recovery Project (TWRP). Maybe it might help to look back at how they got it working and see if the same process can be used for CWM?

Here's the link to the original thread with TWRP thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1400649

Hope it helps. I would like to see this work. I love the touch based CWM on my GNex.
[TouchPad Development] MaluNoPeleke:
Is this still in development?
[TouchPad Development] sk8erwitskil:
so finally got mounts to work so this is now a fully functional recovery. the only things not working are the touch options and adb. once i get ts_srv to initialize then swipe gestures will finally work. but for now its still at least a good recovery.
[TouchPad Development] blckngldhwk:
So everything in the touch recovery works besides the touch?
[TouchPad Development] sk8erwitskil:
LOL not sure if you are trying to be a smart-a** or honestly asking. you must not be asking for reals since the OP answers that question.

its still an updated CWM from the original 5.0.2.6. so its still better than the one from before.
[TouchPad Development] famewolf:
Well in the previous post he mentions adb does NOT work in this new version and I'd consider that a critical part of recovery. Any info on progress related to that? Great work.
[TouchPad Development] sk8erwitskil:
Yes I agree that adb is a critical part. I'll be looking at init.rc to why adb isn't starting. Just haven't had a chance yet.
[TouchPad Development] Matt Devo:
you should really edit the main subject line, since no adb and no touch do not equal "FULLY WORKING RECOVERY." Not sure why anyone would bother using it at this point to be honest
[TouchPad Development] famewolf:
You may want to search on "Aroma File Manager" (gui file manager you kick off from within recovery by installing the .zip) and see if you can potentially add a direct link to it in recovery...that would be VERY useful addon nobody else currently has as aroma file manager is relatively new.
[TouchPad Development] siralsmooth:
The aroma touch installers are on most of the roms for my Xperia Arc. I wouldn't say nobody's using them yet as its the latest trend amongst developers. An aroma installer could benefit the touchpad community for those who want to choose what they do and don't want in the rom. But I'm gunna assume for the moment that if a touch recovery won't recognize touch that aroma probably won't work either.
[TouchPad Development] sk8erwitskil:
Well it is a fully functional recovery. Any recovery aspect you need (backup, restore, install, fix permissions) ALL work. Therefore, it's a working recovery. Touch is an extra and not a requirement to use recovery. So next time you should try thinking before you put down your ignorant ideas.
[TouchPad Development] cdzo72:
Yes but you say Fully Working and Touch... well if adb is nonfunctional then its not FULLY functional and if Touch isn't working then its not TOUCH then is it... so yes... the thread should be pulled or the title modified
[TouchPad Development] sk8erwitskil:
oh my goodness. if its really that big of a deal then ill change it. the only reason i put that is because it wasnt even a working recovery before as it didnt mount anything. all recovery aspects are working like i said. adb isnt really that big of a deal. its not a crucial aspect to backing up and restoring roms, or installing roms.

and this is compiled with the complete touch recovery base. just because the touchscreen driver doesnt work doesnt mean its not considered clockworkmod touch recovery. its still made with the touch recovery source
[TouchPad Development] ftmaniac948:
Wow that was weird. I for one love this recovery and don't really care for touch yet. Keep doing your good work bud
[TouchPad Development] webdroidmt:
Can I just rename your image to uImage.ClockworkMod and install over the existing CWM, or do you foresee any issues? Thanks for your work on this, I look forward to you getting the touch working down the road.

Mike T
[TouchPad Development] jonen:
can anyone direct me to a guide to using adb?? must be more of a noob than i thought.. :(

i installed all the sdk files (i think) but cannot get cmd prompt to see the touchpad when using cmd "adb devices" although MTP is enabled
[TouchPad Development] scariola:
No offense, just when I saw this thread title, I thought, yay in ditching twrp. :banghead:

Will be looking forward to switching when touch comes into play. :D

Google + pertinent info = results
[TouchPad Development] sk8erwitskil:
You could do that. I would back up your current one too just in case. That way you can push it back if anything goes wrong.
[TouchPad Development] mafu6:
if the dev can get the touch to work then I'll be ditching TWRP and installing this. I moved to TWRP as its easier on my vol rocker buttons but I prefer CWM.
[TouchPad Development] The Jack of Clubs:
is development on this dead? why doesnt adb work like the older version of cwm? cant get touch working like twrp?
[TouchPad Development] sk8erwitskil:
I tried everything I could to get touch working. I have adb working but I wanted to have a full release done. I just need help getting the touch drivers to initialize
[TouchPad Development] webdroidmt:
Just out of curiosity, have you tried contacting Dees_Troy? Aside from being a dev for TWRP, he did some amazing work in general on the TP's touch drivers.

Mike T
[TouchPad Development] The Jack of Clubs:
touch is nice but not as important as adb. if you want, just release it without touch and upgrade it when you get touch working.
[TouchPad Development] sk8erwitskil:
Yah ill try contacting him. Thanks.
[TouchPad Development] sk8erwitskil:
I'll see what dees_troy says and if he can't help me I'll post the adb fix
[TouchPad Development] mafu6:
:fingers-crossed: Eaglerly awaiting the adb working release..
[TouchPad Development] cdmcfud:
Backups

Sorry wrong place
[TouchPad Development] x000x:
i hope this eventually works. i am anxious to try it out :)
[TouchPad Development] sk8erwitskil:
Looks like this is the end of this. Dees_troy refuses to help because he doesn't want to support cwm. Even tho he wouldn't be supporting cwm, he would be supporting development and innovation. Someone find out how he got ts_srv to work.
[TouchPad Development] The Jack of Clubs:
oh thats lame. would somebody really be that selfish to not help out even so little?
[TouchPad Development] sk8erwitskil:
yah idk. i told him that i wasnt asking him to support CWM. im only asking him to explain how he got ts_srv to work. he explained a little bit. ill see if i can make anything of it.

but from that it sounds like it might now be so easy on CWM. we shall see.
[TouchPad Development] The Jack of Clubs:
ah. i was going to ask if maybe their github source provided any answers. any help from seeing how other devices do it?
[TouchPad Development] sk8erwitskil:
no. but only because the touchpad uses a weird driver. its the only device ive ever seen that has to call its own touchscreen driver. and he doesnt post his device tree, which is what i would need. he only posts his recovery source :-/
[TouchPad Development] The Jack of Clubs:
ah that sucks. could prolly be useful. have you asked any of the cyanogenmod team for help? like dalingrin? he was the major player in getting android on the touchpad. hes a bit of a rootzwiki guy (just sayin).
[TouchPad Development] sk8erwitskil:
thats a good idea. thanks
[TouchPad Development] The Jack of Clubs:
yeah as far as i know, cwm and cm have some sort of partnership going on. im sure the cyanogenmod team would be happy to help

also, off topic, but whats the difference in the versions of cwm? i see up to version 5.8.4.9 here -> http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager does that provide any advantage or are they just numbers?
[TouchPad Development] sk8erwitskil:
im not sure. i think its mostly bug fixes
[TouchPad Development] x000x:
sucks how nobody is able to help you with this :(
[TouchPad Development] omegfa:
adb is important than touch screen recovery
[TouchPad Development] gdfajkldfkwfj:
mount usb storage does not work E:Unable to open ums lunfile (No such file or directory)

What's the last build of cwm that supports adb and usb storage?

touchscreen does not work.... The only improvement I see is the wallpaper, at the cost of what actually matters for recovery...
[TouchPad Development] x000x:
pretty sure the guy working on this gave up since nobody would help him
[TouchPad Development] gsausalito:
Hey!

It does not work for me either.

I tried a backup and get:

E: unknown volume for path [/emmc]

E:Can't mount /emmc

Regards
[TouchPad Development] sk8erwitskil:
i havent been working on this because i am porting cwm6 to the touchpad. i have it ready now. everything works great. im just putting the finishing touches on it and ill post it. :)
[TouchPad Development] sstar:
Looking forward to it , thanks.
[TouchPad Development] sk8erwitskil:
its posted
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] itnorfolk:
Hey,

I bought an HTC touch pro2 / tilt2 sd card to remove the branding, (pre installed)

I need to install a new rom on my HTC wildfire, so I'm wondering can I simply remove the rhoddiag.nbh and rhodIMG.nbh files, and place the wildfire rom files on the same gold card (its called XTCGOLDCARD) or do I need to mess about creating a new gold card for each different handset?

Thanks
[Bravo General] nodots:
What is an SBF? Is it one or more of the following?

A. Image of the flash (on the Bravo, "/dev/mmcblk1")

B. Archive (like tar or zip)

C. Encrypted (like my wi-fi ;))

D. Signed (like an Xbox exe/xbe)
[Bravo General] paixiaofan:
SBF is official system package. It's the bottom of mobile system. We can istall it with RSD Lite(a brush tool)~
[Bravo General] nodots:
I know SBF is an official package. I was wondering if anyone knows it's contents, i.e., can look at/extract/explain the contents. We should look into it, ya know, to make sure there are no nuclear secrets or pictures of naked congresswomen in there... LOL :D

One option I forgot to list:

E. Patch (like PPF or source diff)
[Bravo General] paixiaofan:
Hah, you are very funny. In fact, I wonder the sbf's contents. Hope someone can answer it~:D
[Bravo General] syllogyking:
you can use program called sbf depacker to view contents of it. see:

http://modmymobile.com/forums/402-general-motorola-android/530781-sbf-depacker-1-3-03-22-2011-a.html

anyways, i'm not sure if you can edit the files, but you can certainly view them.

bunch of .smg files
[Bravo General] rui3bo2:
SBF is official system package
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NeWCuLTKiNG:
Anyone on xperia play use chompsms? I find this SMS app to be my favorite. But the problem is it freezes up and messages stop coming in until I go in stop it then restart the app. Anyone found a fix? I've contacted the dev and they asked me to send them a log which I did.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Michealtbh:
Are you using a task killer or autostart manager?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NeWCuLTKiNG:
No I don't. The dev replied said.I need to uninstall reboot then reinstall but didn't help
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Markus-SonyXperiaSupport:
Do you have similar problems with the stock app for messaging or is it only this app that's causing trouble?

I haven't used this app myself so I cannot give any good advice on it unfortunately.

/Markus
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YamiR6:
Guys my sd card for some strange reason says it is unmounted all the sudden. i have taken the card out and put it back on rebooted phone several times. i need to reformat phone and cannot without sd card please need suggestions thank u.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sitlet:
Could be a bad card, does it work in a card reader?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YamiR6:
i will check that out and try that.
[Android General] DnickDominic:
Please come down and help sgs4g create a kernel..we currently have 0 kernel devs and an alpha miui with serious problems that lead to the kernel ..we need a new kernel but were struggling to make it please come help team acid

Sent From My Rockin' Galaxy S 4G
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Shoulon:
http://phandroid.com/2012/02/21/googles-hud-glasses-will-launch-before-years-end-for-around-250-600/

I wouldn't but I wouldn't mind it as a novelty ;)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] veritasaequita:
broken link
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] venuspcs:
Read about these recently at a working link and I think it would be awesome to have a pair, but still want my phone.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cds0699:
I'd buy a pair but I would keep my phone too.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mdeathike:
I would buy them if its like an external screen for my phone that i already have but if it acts as a separate device... Ill probably end up with them cause that **** is cool
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cds0699:
Imagine 1st person shooter gameplay and rp games, would be super sick.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tech7:
Broken link
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cds0699:
http://phandroid.com/2012/02/21/googles-hud-glasses-will-launch-before-years-end-for-around-250-600/
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] barnacles10:
haha, I love the first comment on that article, and I totally agree with it.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] gtuansdiamm:
But does it measure my power level

Vegeta's one couldn't handle mine :(
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Shoulon:
the link was never broken. It was just unclickable jeez =P

made it clickable
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] afinch1992:
To put it simply. Yes.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] 916homie:
Lol love it
[Motorola Droid X2] fitchy720:
recently flashed cm7. Really cool. This place has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to this stuff.

I do have a few questions regarding cm7, however.

I've tried to search, i'm no stranger to forum etiquette. the search feature just isn't turning up any relevant answers to me questions.

Is there a built in airplane widget/app ? i can only access airplane mode via the settings.

Is there a built in task manager? (does it need one) and if not, would u recommend one ? Again, accessing running apps via the settings...

Can you freeze any apps? such as "talk" "voice dialer" "voice search" "torch" "news and weather" ?

This is more of a request than a question. But I would like an optimal setting for the display, as it's killing my battery. It's almost 50% of my battery consumption. I notice it gets brighter and dimmer sort of randomly... ? i know there are settings on this, but don't really know how to set them accordingly.

Thank you in advance for any help!
[Motorola Droid X2] thelowend:
For app freezing invest in Titanium Backup Pro. To my knowledge that is the go to app for app management.

I have yet to find a task manager as I've been on cm7 for all of 4 days :)

As far as an airplane toggle goes, you can setup the power control widget to display the airplane mode toggle...which leads me to a random question: the **** does airplane mode do?

The random dimming is cause your brightness is set to automatic-- this can also be changed with the power control widget, which is built in.

Hope this helps!
[Motorola Droid X2] BreatheALittle:
1) Airplane widget/app: You can set it as one of the options on your notification bar by going to settings, CyanogenMod settings, Interface, Notification power widget, Widget buttons, and selecting Toggle Airplane Mode. That way it is easily accessible with only one swoop of the finger.

2) Built in task manager: no clue. I simply access running apps by pulling up by app drawer and selecting running apps.

3) Freezing apps: I swear there is, because I've done it... my mind is going blank. Will edit when my brain decides to work. :p
[Motorola Droid X2] dust.:
Airplane mode can be toggled by long pressing the top button of the phone. Task manager is not really necessary IMHO. As for freezing apps, titanium backup pro is probably the best for that. I think an app called bloat freezer existence off market but you might have to do some searching for that.

CM7 <3