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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lanarix:
Wrong forum, this is the internation version, we only have the "Menu" and the "Back" keys lit up. Try this one: http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1493

Also: I don't have any issues with them on my N7000.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zamboney:
Can't see how it's a problem anyway. You do see them don't you? Why do you need them bright? Use them as front camera flash?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mondingo:
Oops. Sorry I did not even notice that. Thanks for the input
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Azholio:
Has anyone used the NT to make a phone call in CM7? I've been playing around trying to add pbxes in the phone settings but I can't get it to take. Anyone had luck at this?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] 424aca:
nope, wont work

you have to specifically contact the app developer and tell them to add Nook Tablet as devices to be compatible with

because the voice recorder app works and many other games work
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Azholio:
Really? Neither Sipdroid or the native phone app that has voip included in the setting won't work no matter what? I haven't tried Skype as of yet but I'd imagine that and things like Fring would work. But you say not to bother and because they will not?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] 424aca:
sorry, forgot to mention i am on the CM7 rom

and before when i was on the stock roms, no they would not work.

in cm7 though, most voice apps will work, except for calling ones since...(i dunno)

my experience is with groove Ip
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Lounger1963:
I have tried everyone I could find (with a decent rating) and results were no mic or no speaker. Could not get both to work on any voip/sip app at the same time.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] pintek:
Got it working on ICS took me abit of reading on google on how to cd to the directory but alls well that ends well!
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] igwtapc:
/system/bin/sh: cd: /FLASHEX - No such file or directory

1|app_76@android:/mnt/sdcard $ tar -xvf FLASHEX_098b.tar.gz

tar: can't open 'FLASHEX_098b.tar.gz': No such file or directory

1|app_76@android:/mnt/sdcard $ tar -xvf FLASHEX_098b.tar.gz

Flashex.sh

Flashmod.sh

README.txt

app_76@android:/mnt/sdcard $ sh Flashex.sh

======================================================================

Cannot locate /mnt/external_sd/FLASHEX(configured path for Flashex.sh)

The script will attempt to adapt...

Flashex.sh is running from /mnt/sdcard

Flashex.sh has write access to /mnt/sdcard

attempting to use /mnt/sdcard instead...

To avoid this message in the future read the directions better

======================================================================

Detected READ access for /data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib/libflashplayer.so

USING: /data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib/libflashplayer.so

Created /mnt/sdcard/cache Sucessfully...

Found /data/data/com.adobe.flashplayer/lib/libflashplayer.so...Checking

grep: 1[0-2],[0-9]*: No such file or directory

grep: 1[0-2],[0-9]*: No such file or directory

ERROR: Can't figure out what version of Flash this is so it cant be edited.

Currently only tested with v11.1.111.x. It should work with about any version.

I can't test what I dont have. If you send a copy of the libflashplayer.so I will

add it to the Flash versions that are 100% tested and supported.

Contact me(NoSudo) and/or look for updates at xdaforums.com

1|app_76@android:/mnt/sdcard $ su Flashmod.sh

app_76@android:/mnt/sdcard # sh Flashmod.sh

======================================================================

Cannot locate /mnt/external_sd/FLASHEX(configured path for Flashmod.sh)

The script will attempt to adapt...

Flashmod.sh is running from /mnt/sdcard

Flashmod.sh has write access to /mnt/sdcard

attempting to use /mnt/sdcard instead...

To avoid this message in the future read the directions better

======================================================================

ERROR: /mnt/sdcard/WIN_libflashplayer.so NOT FOUND

1|app_76@android:/mnt/sdcard #

Here is my outcome from the script. Searched files and could not find flash hex version.

Running Acer a100 ICS rooted
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] NoSudo:
You need to create a folder for the script still. It looks like you currently have the scripts located in /mnt/sdcard. You would need to make a folder called FLASHEX still inside /mnt/sdcard/ or /mnt/external_sd/ so the full path would be /mnt/external_sd/FLASHEX or /mnt/sdcard/FLASHEX. If you change the folder name you "may" have to edit the script. I will be releaseing an update soon and I will include a little more testing of that. It was an afterthought and was just added to help make it easier for people. Anyway try this...

First make a folder.

"mkdir /mnt/external_sd/FLASHEX"

Now move the 2 scripts into that folder from the current location

"mv /mnt/sdcard/Flashex.sh /mnt/external_sd/FLASHEX/Flashex.sh"

"mv /mnt/sdcard/Flashex.sh /mnt/external_sd/FLASHEX/Flashmod.sh"

Now you can run them

This will run the script once moved

"sh /mnt/external_sd/FLASHEX/Flashex.sh"

Now you should have WIN_libflashplayer.so inside the FLASHEX folder.

Next run

"su"

"sh /mnt/external_sd/FLASHEX/Flashmod.sh"

I suggest running this via script manager once you decide you like using it. I have mine setup to run at boot. Just be sure and turn off auto update for adobe flashplayer if you run Flashmod.sh at boot. The next version Im thinking about adding the ability to have it run the hex edit each time it detects an updated version. We will see. My main concern with that would be the amount of time the hex edit takes.

Anyway that should get you going on the Hulu. Remember to set your browser to "Desktop" too or it still wont work. I suggest Dolphin HD for a browser.

Let me know if you have any more issues and check back for an updated version in the next few days.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] NoSudo:
After looking at your output a little closer. I noticed it did seem to create a cache folder inside your /mnt/sdcard. Can you confirm the existence of a cache folder at /mnt/sdcard/cache? Also did you edit the script or did you change the type of quotes around the strings used by grep? I'm going to do some testing and it would speed things up if I knew those two things.

The above(previous post) directions still apply and should work. However if the script has been edited even just a change from " to ' could break it so be careful.

If your not used to scripting I would not advise you change anything other then the HEXHOME="/mnt/external_sd/FLASHEX" inside the script, and don't change anything left of the = or change the " type. Only edit the directory path/name.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] Joecascio2000:
I just tried this and got the same error as above. I did notice that it created the cache folder in the same directory though. It just can't determined what the library file is.

Current flash player version is: 11.1.115.7 March 5, 2012

Edit: Here is the libflashplayer.so file:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/24495685/libflashplayer.so
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] eortizr:
does this works in ICS?

Update:

Yes it does.

But,,, the script gave me an error about "uncommon string' on line 228,, any ways what I did was just to open adb and run all commands in the script one by one. I copy the edited lib.so to the flash folder , restarted, watching hulu now.

Thanks for this.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] NoSudo:
Cool. Not sure what the error was(without a way to recreate it) but, I have a new version coming out in a few days that will work better. I will post it over in the app section so I can get more feedback posts and just link it back to here.

It's a single script solution that will do the hex edit when it detects an upgrade or downgrade of Flash to update the edited copy and write it over each boot. That way people don't have to worry about updates and such.

If I can find the time I'm going to upgrade to ICS this weekend. I haven't had time to do much the last few weeks and need my tablet so I have been waiting. I need to read up on the latest. It looks like we even have CWM now OMG! Nice work!

Once I'm running ICS I can test on it and make sure it's working on both.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] NoSudo:
That's very odd. My current version is 11.1.111.7. I will take a look at it in a few. For me so far I have seen 11.1.111.5-11.1.111.7 and all worked fine on my acer. I'm posting a new version that may already address the issue you are having. I will do some tests with the file you attached to see this evening.

Also might not be a bad idea to confirm the path for the libflashplayer.so is the same as the script is expecting. I havnt added anything in to search the system for alternate flash locations yet. It can be configured at the top of the script though.

I have also found some people are using an older BusyBox that seems to be mission a feature. Im using busybox v1.19.3 latest is 1.19.4 the installer I use is the one from JRummy. It's not a bad idea to confirm which Busybox you have if you run into issues with odd errors.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] NoSudo:
Looking at this right now. I will need to modify the pattern a little to make it work on this lib version. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. I'll PM you when I update with support for that version.

EDIT: New improved version here
[HTC Amaze 4G] dharvey4651:
Thought I would create a simple poll. Let the people voice their thoughts!!

The question's simple:

"Would you buy another HTC phone if it was impossible to turn S-Off?"

Yes or No.
​

After voting, please post in the thread explaining your choice.

If I reach 500 votes, I will personally spam every public avenue HTC has with a direct link to this thread so they can see the impact their choice to lock down their most recent devices has made.

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EDIT:: My answer is no. If it was impossible to turn the Security flag OFF then I would never purchase another HTC phone again. I am a firm believer that since it is MY property that I should be able to do with it whatever I want, when I want, how I want.. Without ANYONE telling me that I can't. PERIOD. If HTC want's to play these games and tell me what I can and can't do with my property then I will never purchase another HTC phone again.

Seeing as how my last 8 phones had the HTC brand on them, they will definitely be losing one very loyal customer...

I swore that I would never buy an iPhone because they are so locked down it's disgusting and consistently push out updates to try to stop attempts at jailbreaking the device. With that being said I stuck to my guns. I never bought one. Or any other Apple product for that matter. This is what the Amaze 4G is starting to remind me of.

HTC has officially dropped the ball this time and it's time we, the people, the one's paying idiotic amounts of money for these phones actually tried to do something about it.
[HTC Amaze 4G] MildewMan:
I would still buy HTC. I'm sure devs can figure out a way to turn it off eventually, and I like the look of HTC phones (form and screen) the best.
[HTC Amaze 4G] daswahnsinn:
I find it insanely stupid to pay six hundred dollars and not own a device. I love this phone but it will more than likely be my last HTC phone. I won't go Apple but probably back to Samsung, even though I owned the Moment,worse phone ever, or maybe Google will do more with the Moto Mobile and put out a great phone. I just don't see HTC doing what's right and giving us S-off or making it any easier.
[HTC Amaze 4G] rickf2usa:
No I Will NOT Buy Another HTC...Amaze Is For Sale!

People having "FUN" with their phones...that's precisely what drives new phone sales now. When newcomers pop onto a Great Dev Site, such as XDA, it literally drives/motivates them to run out and buy "the phone everyone's having such a great time playing with"...because...everyone wants to have fun with their phone! HTC & others build great form & functionality into their phones, but that's not to say they know best...we're simply talking about a staff of engineers that are tasked with developing a phone which functions 100% of the time, for 100% of the buying public, which only speaks to whats best for THEM...while very commendable feats of accomplishment indeed, each individual being able to take that same phone & teach it to do "flips & cartwheels", in addition to the "sit-ups & summersaults" the engineers have already presented, is but a further testiment to their great feat of engineering. I would consider this to be very "complimentary"...opposed to the "intrusive" stance they seem to be taking. Think about it & stand in their shoes for a moment. Try to imagine what a

proud

engineer would say..."gosh, look what great things these people are doing with My Phone". Anyone can build a phone...HTC used to build FUN into their phones...that's why I bought my First HTC...second HTC...third HTC. People must have fun with their phones....I believe HTC is too smart to not allow that any longer. HTC cannot possibly believe the sales of this "locked-up, house-trained Parrot" will ever soar with "Eagles" such as the likes of the HD2, the DHD, the EVO, the Sensation, and many others to this point! How many potential sales of the AMAZE have been negated by people coming to XDA alone? I would very safely say...enough to make a couple of down-ticks on their not-so-Amaze-ing revenues. On a separate up-note...all the Devs here at XDA are very first-rate, thorough & innovative. I have followed practically all of them, used all of their ROMs, tweaks & gadgets to complete satisfaction...I personally Thank All of You Very Much......

...."You All Alllowed Me To Have FUN With My Phone"....
[HTC Amaze 4G] bunyan69:
No Way

I totally agree with daswahnsinn. I bought the phone and it should be mine to use however I like.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Chance Ill:
There in lies the problem. It is not our responsibility to bypass security, create bounties or make pledges just to have full control over something WE own. Imagine purchasing a tv, only to discover certain cable providers are not compatible with it simply because the manufacturer of the tv says so. HTC has no logic reason for enabling this unnecessary security, but it's there nonetheless.

Meanwhile, we're left with a device, that some of use paid full price for, to use how HTC wants us to use it. I've been a fan of HTC since the Dash but this will be the last if they continue with this shady practice. :mad:
[HTC Amaze 4G] hyperkamote:
Still yes but i never buy new release phone wait for couple of months and see if there are any progress on the community for the device if it is rootable or the devs are interested to go on for further development.. there is a positive and negative side for this S-On S-Off thing..

first for the positive side yes it is a expensive device but there are alot of new comers aka (the one who doesn't carefully read and understand.) And if they saw a post like how to turn S-On to S-Off or Root your phone etc.. they just go straight away without reading the thread replies and so on and if that happen that it did brick there phone so to there last resort they will return there phone to htc for replacement or repair.. waste of time or money bad for htc to replace the unit that is defective.. that is why they impliment the locked S-On thing.

Negative is for us who want to fully expand the capabilities of our device yes we bought it in a highed price for this time and as a consumer once we bought it that means that we own it.. we need S-Off to customize and tell our phone what or how we want it to act up.. personal taste and personal preferences and that us consumers makes us happy for what we paid for..

as for the htc i hope that we have option like what you did for your bootloader to unlocked or re-locked the bootloader we hope the same thing on the S-ON thing..
[HTC Amaze 4G] smatthew45:
isn't the reason htc is doing this is to prevent people from bricking their phones and thus trying to claim a warranty exchange on a "broken" device? and sadly enough i heard of several people doing this back in the mt4g thread

from a business standpoint it makes perfect sense to me... and its funny how everyone is saying htc is preventing them from "fully owning" their phones, just cuz they're not helping us achieve s-off, which for the above reason i understand

and for those complaining that they spent $600+ on the phone and feel even more entitled to be able to do anything they want with it, well sorry you guys didn't have the patience to wait, either for the next time you're due for an upgrade, or for the price to drop...

my reason for choosing htc has/was/will always be cuz i like sense better than touchwiz/blur/aosp, they make great looking devices, and usually have some killer phone specs

besides, there's really not that much we can't do with our phones at this point, except flash radios, kernels already have a work around so really what's the big deal? :confused:
[HTC Amaze 4G] glacierguy:
I think that's the reason they gave us. I think another reason they are doing this is to prevent us from being able to make our phone the same as new phones that come out, so we still buy the new phones that come out.
[HTC Amaze 4G] LabattZ:
ATTN HTC:

IMHO, give the users S-OFF just like you've unlocked the bootloader. Force verified registration and have the users sign an EULA with all the caveats to removing S-ON.

Provide support/warranty for hardware only. Know that when you send your device in for hardware warranty purposes only, that your data will be wiped. Return the device (or a refurbed one) back to the user bone stock. Locked bootloader, S-ON, stock ROM, wiped internal SD, etc etc.

If the problem wasn't HW related and HTC has incurred costs fixing or diagnosing a software bug (ie: stupid luser bricked it because they didn't follow proper flashing instructions, etc) then send them a bill with the phone or send it back via UPS/FedEx COD. You want the phone back? Get your wallet out. You knew you were playing with fire when you registered for S-OFF/Unlocked bootloader.

The goal here is:

1) give the users what they want (S-OFF, Unlocked bootloader, Source, etc)

2) provide support for what should be supported or agreed upon (EULA)

3) hold the users accountable for their own mistakes (COD device returns for non-hw repairs)

4) provide world-class hardware & service and excel in this market via transparency

If I got this kind of service and support from a manufacturer; I'd be loyal to the brand for life.... and that's a lot of devices.

Cheers

(edit) and yes, I own an HTC Amaze 4G. my DD
[HTC Amaze 4G] Chance Ill:
If I have to explain the significance of S-off and the difference between security and prevention, you have no idea of the purpose of this thread, let alone development.....
[HTC Amaze 4G] blast0id:
on your this point, it's not always that black and white, it's possible that, like me, their everyday phone just happened to break and they don't want to get a new one of their old phone, just to have to upgrade in a few months as they were planning on doing in the first place before their phone broke, as is the case with me... so I figured well I'll pay a little more for a new phone that will still be worth something when it comes time to get the phone I REALLY want...

I kind of agree, but samsung sure isn't having any issues selling new phones...

I think this would be the best route, that way people who don't care about the warranty and want to be able to do whatever they please with the device they purchased, can do so. And those who care about the warranty, can either wait it out, or choose to take a chance. Choice is the key here... that, to me, would be the easy way to do it that would be beneficial both to the consumer and to the manufacturer and distributors from a support standpoint.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Slavid:
If I wanted a locked phone, I'd have gotten the smugphone. I'm a technician with a bs in computer science. I don't need someone else telling me how use hardware that I paid the not subsidized price.
[HTC Amaze 4G] mrmako777:
I don't have any statistics, but I'm willing to bet only a small minority of phone users actually root their phones and do the things we do here on xda. the reasoning that HTC is protecting us from ourselves or even protecting their own interest by not having to replace bricked phones is asinine. Samsung sold 20 million s2's so far and I'm willing to bet not even 10% of those phones have been rooted let alone sent back for root/modified related issues. Regardless, I'm not sure if sending them messages or whatever will help, but I still say go for it. It certainly wont hurt anything
[HTC Amaze 4G] stratax:
its funny how samsung, sony and other companys are unlocking their bootloaders and stuff and HTC hasnt learned anything by this? xD
[HTC Amaze 4G] eliasadrian:
Yes, but only because if HTC doesn't get it together with Android I'm honestly debating going to WP7. I love the customization on Android but I don't like Samsung or any other Android phones so far (Maybe the Galaxy Nexus, which isn't on TMo). Maybe this will change, but as of now it's either HTC with Android or WP7.

I know it's taboo to mention WP7, but there are more and more tweaks and hacks coming out and they really are simple, beautiful, easy phones. I don't want to, but I hate the "business model" with Android manufacturers making tons of unfinished phones every year....
[HTC Amaze 4G] Jms122589:
If it was truly impossible I would say a defiant NO! I'm really sick of this phone being so locked down I love htc's build quality but I am so tempted just to get a galaxy s 2 and not even waste my next upgrade on an htc phone if they keep this up
[HTC Amaze 4G] JesseMT4G:
Yes, I would, because I don't always have to root a phone/hack it to death to enjoy it, but that is just me and would be definitely in the shallow end of the pool on this site. I mean, I like to mess with ROM's and what not as much as the next guy, but it isn't a necessitie to me. I honestly still rocking a stock Amaze as it works fine for me. Now my MT4G is rooted and have been through a bunch of ROMS on it.

A lot of it is a time thing for me. Just have other interests taking a bigger role in my life currently. One day I may root this, but it won't ruin the experience for me.

I also don't get how someone posting this on February 24th can be this fabergasted by no S-off as it has been out since what November? The early adapters I can understand their frustration more so, but not someone who just recently got the phone or if they were an early adapter, waiting a few months to post how upset and fed up with HTC they are.

Just my opinion in a sea of many.
[HTC Amaze 4G] smatthew45:
ya i guess we can all just cry and complain to htc, and threaten to switch to another manufacturer like you want to do right? get real... lol :rolleyes:

you said htc has no logical reason for enabling this unnecessary security, i just gave you a good reason, they gave us unlock to allow us to somewhat modify our phones without the chance of bricking and thus claiming a warranty exchange...

and htc has never helped anyone achieve s-off, it's always been the hard work of some dev/team to make that happen, and that remains true today with our amaze, the problem being we don't have many devs working on getting s-off on our phones...

again just cuz htc isn't helping us achieve s-off, doesn't mean they are stopping us from trying or "keeping us from fully owning our phones"
[HTC Amaze 4G] eggydrums:
Yes I would, imo, HTC is the best company out there, I honestly think that HTC devices are the most popular among developers and advanced users, also, you have lots of choices if you root, aosp, sense, or miui :)

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