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[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ronin178:
Assuming a mod deleted it as the guy who posted it has been banned awhile ago...am bummed cause I saw it at lunch and was hoping to download it when I got home from work...maybe someone who downloaded it can repost it for some of us....
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eqjunkie829:
I downloaded it but I am not going to post it on forum. I'll upload it to my dropbox. Pm if you want the link.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saranhai:
no offense to the guy or anything.. but him and the mods have been fighting for a longg time...

he keeps making accounts on xda, and the mods keep banning him. i can tell by his avatar. that little red devil thing.

he seems like he knows a lot about android and stuff.. so i don't know why the mods dislike him.

but yeah, i was gonna check it out this after noon on my computer.. but then i couldn't find it.. and all the other posts he made were gone too...
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] invasion2:
Pm sent.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gbondoc:
PM Sent

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[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eqjunkie829:
Uploaded and link sent
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saranhai:
Found him.

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/19758-kang-cyanfusion-v02-20120226/
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] indiankid25:
Hey guys so I was trying to root my mt4g and I downgraded it to froyo but then iI decided not to root it is there any way I can force the ota update? I have

S-on

Hboot 0.86.0000

Radio - 26.03.02.26_M

Also I downgraded using the guide found on cyanogen wiki

Please all help will be greatly appreciated!
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] THEindian:
Yeah, just stick the PD15IMG.zip or whatever in the root of your sd card and reboot into bootloader. I have no idea why you wouldn't want it rooted though, its not like tmobile is gonna find out that you are rooted.

---Google is your friend---

---If i have helped, hit teh thanks button---
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hhairplane:
Hello All,

RockoDev has released a new version of the Beats profile that has been seen on the front page. It installed correctly on my Galaxy Nexus, so just wanted to bring it to the masses. Although, word of caution, I am still unsure of whether there is a true difference. I just feel this is really cool to see Beats on the Galaxy Nexus.

The thread is here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1525226

All Credit Goes to RockoDev, I take no credit, just sharing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chadouming:
This does not belong at all to developement.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lucasmalaguti:
Did you notice any differences? Thanks for sharing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] barrist:
supercurio say no, at least on his test.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matthewngsm:
Dev of Voodoo mod is taking a dump on that thread. I wouldnt flash it unless some solid and valid results are proven.

Edit: ok somebody posted right before me. Check out what supercurio said about it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hhairplane:
I too was wondering if this actually had an impact as well.

Although, this is what sirmims said,
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hdXShade:
Yea I did this on my nexus and I see no improvements
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jimmy Flip:
That quote is a perfect example why none of the other comments about sound improvements can be trusted. This basically just drops a bunch of files in /system/bin, /system/etc and /system/lib. Absolutely none of these are pre-existing in GN ROMs so the chances of any of them ever being executed or linked to are very remote. I'm with supercurio on this one. Waste of time. Yet another placebomod.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zacisblack:
Supercurio is doing absolutely nothing with actual sound quality. He said the chip doesn't not meet up to his standards of voodoo sound. So instead we will be getting Voodoo Louder which will just increase the volume kind of like Franco's latest kernels.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zacisblack:
The files are basically sound drivers that set the sound profile to whatever beats audio changes. It sounds better if you listen to music with a lot of bass. If you can't tell a difference it could be interfering with things like volume+ or DSP manager.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] thelast27:
Hi all,

My first post and i've searched extensively for answers but nothing has helped!

I have a prime - for nearly 2 months now, as soon as I got it I updated to ICS then updated one more time to 9.4.2.11.

I've now not been able to update OTA to .14 and now not even the .15 update that's available. I've tried manually updating which always ends up with the android laying down with the explanation mark above him.

I did root my system - it's not unlocked (yet) which is another thing - tonight after not being able to update manually or OTA i tried unlocking to use the new ROM available - but again no luck as the unlock tool keeps telling me that it failed to unlock, please try again later... I've tried...

- Unrooting

- Factory resetting

- Updating manually

Would appreciate any light on the problems i'm having...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rand4ll:
Have you modified any system files or deleted any stock apps that comes with the prime? If so that is your issue. You need to have all the stock system files and apps in place or OTA will not update.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] thelast27:
Hi,

Yep i've now re-installed the present rom from Asus .11 to completly restore my system and i'm finally updated to .15.

In regards to unlocking my system - still getting the "failed to unlock" message...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rand4ll:
Looks like it's an issue on asus side. Lots of people having this issue today.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flukester69:
Is there more n00b friendly instructions than this to install AOKP? Sorry I am a former Blackberry owner, I am a little nervous but I am tech savvy. I just don't want to brick my phone..

My phone is rooted.. I have the latest AOKP and gapps from the AOKP site.

1. Make sure you're on the latest CWM

2. MAKE A NANDROID

3. wipe data/factory reset in recovery

4. flash ROM

5. flash Gapps

6. reboot

=

1. I have the latest ROM manager.

2. No idea what or how to use it... (I did a full backup with Galaxy Nexus Root Toolkit, good enough?)

3. Is this done in the ROM manager, I think so, or when I am in bootloader mode maybe?

4. Flashing it I assume with ROM manager, pick the zip and voila..

5. No idea about this one. With ROM manager too?

6. Dah.. I think I can handle this step..

Appreciate any help.. remember n00b, never had an android and never did anything with my BB. N00b. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shoman24v:
Since you are already rooted.... I'll keep it simple. You can backup your ROM in ROM manager.

Boot to CWM

Wipe data (wipes cache too)

Go to advanced, wipe Dalvik

Flash AOKP

Flash GAPPS

Reboot

Flash kernel if you are using a modified one. If you flash a kernel after you boot, just wipe dalvik.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anton2009:
You don't have to flash through "Rom Manager" its much easier in ClockworkMod Recovery (assuming you have it installed, check at the top of Rom Manger to see if you have the latest recovery). To get there, you just have to hold down "Power + Volume Up + Volume Down," when you're there, you can move up and down with your volume up/down buttons and press "enter" with the power button. From there you can create a backup (backup and restore --> backup), wipe data/cache/dalvik (wipe data/factory reset), and flash your Rom/Gapps (install zip from sdcard --> choose zip from sdcard --> download --> find your rom/gapps). You should reboot after that, and it'll be set.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flukester69:
Ok that's cool..

few questions.. boot to CWM is that the recovery manager on my phone? or Do you mean select in ROM manager "Flash ClockworkMod Recovery"

Go to advanced, wipe Dalvik, I expect that is an option when phone is booted. I don't see that in ROM manager.

Flash Kernel? Now I'm kinda confused. I thought AOKP has the kernel, am I using a modified one? Uh, I just unlocked and rooted this with GNR Toolkit nothing else.

Another question I am curious in ROM manager, where do these rom backups go? Should I not put those on my pc hd somewhere safe?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anton2009:
You must have flashed ClockwordMod Recovery already... at the top in the Rom Manager application where it says Flash ClockwordMod Recovery, it should have something saying "Current Recovery: 5.5.0.4" and "Latest Recovery 5.5.0.4." Make sure your current and latest match up. If they do, then you already have CWM installed. Then you can boot into it from the instructions I provided in my post above (turn off phone, hold down power + volume up + volume down).

AOKP has a kernel, you can choose to download and flash a separate kernel if you want.

The rom backups go to your virtual SD card, and will not get wiped when you do a data wipe, so they are secure (i.e. you don't have to put them on your computer if you don't want to).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flukester69:
anton that makes sense mostly but..

"and flash your Rom/Gapps (install zip from sdcard --> choose zip from sdcard --> download --> find your rom/gapps). You should reboot after that, and it'll be set."

If I

"From there you can create a backup (backup and restore --> backup), wipe data/cache/dalvik (wipe data/factory reset)"

Wouldn't that mean there would be nothing on the SD card to flash with?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anton2009:
No. Wiping data/cache/dalvik does not touch SD Card contents.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shoman24v:
Yes, CWM is the recovery. Flashing CWM only flashes it to your phone, you still have to boot into it.

Don't wipe or anything from Rom Manger, that's an option that I don't recommend. From Rom Manager you can boot to CWM, do that and do the above I posted. You should be fine.

Just remember, do a factory reset, wipe dalvik, flash new ROM, then flash GAPPS. After that you are good. First boot will take some time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stevessvt:
You need to format /system too. It's under Mounts and storage.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mentose457:
Ok this is what you need to do.

Step 1: Open ROM Manager and install CMR (first option). You need to make sure you select the correct version of your phone (verizon is CMDA all others are GSM, I think). After it is finished installing proceed to step 2.

Step 2: In ROM Manager select "Reboot into Recovery". It will reboot and you will see the Google splash screen then a black page with blue text. If you see this proceed to step 3.

Step 3: use the volume keys to navigate to the option "Backup and Restore". When you have highlighted this option use the power button to select it. You will then a select "backup". Let it do its thing (will take a few minuets). When its done it will return you to the first screen then continue to step 4.

Step 4: Select "wipe data/factory reset". You will be taken to a screen with a bunch of "no"s and one "yes" if you are sure you want to wipe then select "yes" and let it do its thing. When its done it will return you to the main menu. Proceed to step 5.

Step 5: Select "install zip from sdcard". Select "choose zip from sdcard". Browse the ROM file. Select it and you will be at the no no no... yes screen. Select "yes" and let it do its thing. When its done you will be taken to the screen that says "choose zip from sdcard". Select that option again and browse to the gapps file. Flash it like the ROM. When you are done it will take you to the "choose zip from sdcard" screen. From there select "*****Go Back*****" then Select the first option "reboot system now". Your phone will now reboot. Note that it will take a lot longer than usual.

Also note that navigating CMR is a pia because the volume keys are jumpy.

Enjoy...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spence341:
1. In Rom Manager, select back up and restore. This creates an exact back up of what your phone has on it and the settings.

2. In Rom Manager, select reboot in recovery. Using the volume rocker to move to wipe/data factory reset. Select option with power button. When that is complete, select install zip from sd card. Select the AOKP Rome file and flash it. Select install rom from sd card a second time and flash the Gapps (google app pack). The reboot phone.

Wiping dalvik is little redundant IMO, most custom Roms are including scripts to wipe automatically.

Since you did a factory reset (a must when changing Roms), you will need to set your phone back up.

You will leave your back up of your sd card as this is the only way you can restore via Rom Manager.

When you flash the rom, it will come with the kernel. Some prefer different kernels and will flash those as well. I have used kernels by Heyitslou since my Incredible days and flashed his V3 defiant with AOKP. It can be found on Rootzwiki.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flukester69:
Ok guys, many thanks. I think I got enough info.

@mentose457 I got the ROM manager installed and under CWM recovery the current and latest do match up. Do I still need to do that?

That is what I was looking for a n00b guide. Hehehe! Thanks everyone I will study those instruction and try this out.

Appreciate your help and patience guys..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spence341:
Damn, you typed faster than I did!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flukester69:
Hahaha he did.. great help all of you. I'm 99% there in terms of confidence here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flukester69:
Step 1: Open ROM Manager and install CMR (first option). You need to make sure you select the correct version of your phone (verizon is CMDA all others are GSM, I think). After it is finished installing proceed to step 2.

I don't see anything in ROM Manager that specifically says install CMR (first option). First option is Flash ClockworkMod Recovery and it has a latest and current ...5.5.0.2

When I unlocked and rooted I had installed ROM Manager etc and I see a current and latest... they are the same... blah blah blah 5.5.0.2. Do I still need to do this step?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anton2009:
No, if current and latest are the same, then you're fine and you can move on to the next step.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flukester69:
Errm.. I used ROM Manager I selected Backup rom, i see the android guy and see files backing up. Which turns out to be the same as your step 2 and 3. LOL! hopefully multiple backups dont hurt. LOL I'm currently finishing step 3 I guess. Next is wipe etc.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flukester69:
No offense to guy who did rom, but a Pink unicorn with rainbow hair.... err

No offense but generally speaking a macho guy like me hopes nobody will see a pink unicorn on his android phone. Haha!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flukester69:
Thanks guys, I am restoring my apps now and I think I am good. Really appreciate your help! Can't wait to try this ROM out! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anton2009:
A lot of people report problems restoring Apps+Data using Titanium Backup, so I recommend only restoring the App part and not the Data part if you want to have the least amount of FCs. Unless you're restoring from market... then disregard this post. =P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flukester69:
Thanks, ya I just restored the quick backup. Everything seems good. Wish there was an option to fallback to old boot splash, only a disable. So far very impressed love the millions of options to pour over. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anton2009:
There is a way to go back to the original boot animation. You just flash this zip in CMW like you did for the AOKP Rom & gapps, and it will replace the pink unicorn boot animation. (Original thread is here).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Aleks192:
Or you can just disable boot animation in the settings/rom settings menu, and it will play a mirrored android image instead.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thebobp:
System Data is the real problem here (and if you don't restore any app data at all, there's no real point to Titanium Backup).

Make sure when you make your titanium backup that you always back up user apps/data only. Not system.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anton2009:
Well... if you have a data limit and you're a crack flasher, then Titanium Backup (apps only) is your friend!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flukester69:
Thanks a million! I'm actually getting used to the unicorn now but that's great info! :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dwallersv:
You're well on your way to being a full blown modder... make customizing your boot animation your next project. it's one of the easier ones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flukester69:
I actually scrapped the boot animation :) and put in a new one using ES File Explorer. It was quite simple. Yep, well on my way thanks! So glad I took the plunge to root my phone.

I'm pretty set now until 5.0 comes out. Until then I plan to keep coming here to catch anything else new going on. :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pastasauce:
Another new user like me taking the plunge! :D. I had an iphone on rogers, welcome to android world.
[HTC Wildfire S] vinnyt:
Need help with my Htc Wildfire S CDMA marvel.

I unlocked hboot

it says s off but it also has locked oow on the top.

Rooting does not work so i need to know how to root it

Anybody now how to fix this and root it?

Thanks

vinnyt
[HTC Wildfire S] MrTaco505:
You need to unlock bootloader from htcdev then you will be able to root.
[HTC Wildfire S] seaskyways:
he has s-off , no need for unlocked bootloader ! just run root from superoneclick found at here ... you'll guide yourself after downloading the file believe me ! It is the easiest rooting tool i ever seen !
[HTC Wildfire S] intel007:
Must be some kind of problem if he's s-off and it says locked oow.

Just double check in your bootloader and confirm if it says s-off or s-on.

If your s-off as I am then it should not say anything about locked or unlocked.
[HTC Wildfire S] the Doctor:
It looks like you successfully updated the bootloader [*** LOCKED (OOW) ***] but didn't finish the procedure at htcdev to get it unlocked. But in any case, it should root because you have S-OFF already.
[HTC Wildfire S] vinnyt:
SuperClick Root thing doesnt worl.

And yes and it is s off
[HTC Wildfire S] theq86:
have you tried zergrush, too?

Another theory would be, that the locked bootloader "overwrites" the S-OFF behavior somehow. You have 2 choices.

1) flash a hboot 1.08.0000 or whichever you want that is not from htcdev

or

2) finish the htcdev process and get your bootloader unlocked.
[HTC Wildfire S] KyCut1:
Hello i'm the person vinnyt is talking about, that is having the problem with rooting the HTC Wildfire S, it is a marvelc cdma phone from Metro pcs (USA service). I first used HTC Wildfire S - Unlocking Bootloader by Mstechify on youtube and i did this like the 2nd day i had my wildfire s and the first time i had an htc, so i had no idea about htc dev at the time, but anyway i did this method and i followed all the steps until the end when the program tells you to press any button to reboot, what i did was unplugged the phone but i noticed i was not rooted so i went to the the boot loader and noticed it said locked oow and it said s off so i tried almost all the root methods and tried to use htc dev, and htc dev just tells me that its the wrong RUU program so i don't know. Guys please help me all I want to do is temp. root to remove bloatware please help. thanks.
[HTC Wildfire S] MrTaco505:
You need to unlock bootloader!
[HTC Wildfire S] KyCut1:
how do i unlock it
[HTC Wildfire S] MrTaco505:
Follow this tutorial and remember to thank theq86

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1432199
[HTC Wildfire S] balakrishnan111:
Did you tried out the the HTCDev.com Process.

HTCDEV.COM --> Choose Model --> Update HBOOT --> Now says "Locked OOW"

---> then Get the Token as directed by the HTC DEV.Com --> paste the token in textbox in htcdev.com ---> you got "unlock_token.bn" --> flash that using "fastboot" --> you got as "*** UNLOCKED *** ",

I hope that there is Nothing bother about S ON or Soff., My device is S-ON but Hboot is in "Unlocked" state, I already Flashed out Custom ROMS :D:D:D:D. Try out that
[HTC Wildfire S] heavy_metal_man:
if you are s-off use simonsimons utility to unlock your bootloader and fastboot flash a custom recovery, then flash the superuser zip for full root :D
[HTC Wildfire S] klacenas:
Everything you need to know about this phone follow the link below.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1325730
[Motorola Photon 4G] ZeroManArmy:
Review

I have this battery bundle for about 4 months. Been doing some extensive testing on it since then. I am a heavy user and I like everything on the max settings. Max brightness to leaving Wifi, bluetooth, and streaming music for over 8 hours a day.

Before I tried testing it, I had charged it on the included charger for over 8 hours. Each battery. I ran it down until the phone shut off and then swapped out the batteries using the included charger to charge them. I did a Full Cycle Charge about 5 times before I decided to power house them.

Natural Things

Battery became hot when phone became hot.

Battery door is very cheap and is broken. Glad it comes with 2 of them

No matter what ROM and Battery Mod I ran or flashed, the battery indicator displayed 1% for several hours.

No Battery calibration apps worked at all.

I only used the stock in my car for emergency backup when the batteries did die.

Usage

I get about 8 - 12 hours of heavy heavy usage. When I'm not at work or school, (my day's off), I am on my phone all day. I connect to WiFi and brightness is maxed. I stream music the entire time I drive. I use my navigation at least for 30 minutes a day. I am connected to Bluetooth with maximum sound coming from the phone and moderate on the headphones.

I get about 12 - 24 hours of moderate usage. When I'm at school or work, I am on my phone every so often without messing with any settings. I connect to WiFi and brightness is maxed. I stream music the entire time I drive. I use my navigation at least for 30 minutes a day. I am connected to Bluetooth with maximum sound coming from the phone and moderate on the headphones.

Suggestions

I recommend this battery package if you want to use your phone and not be too worried about it dying ever. I swap the batteries out when they die and I haven't seen any problems with it besides the battery indicator and the occasional heating of the phone and battery.

So that's my review on this battery pack. In short,

buy it

.
[Motorola Photon 4G] MedicStuder:
Yea. It is massive. Comes with extended battery door.
[Motorola Photon 4G] ZeroManArmy:
So it comes with two of them as well? SWEET!

Posted with SwiftKeyX on my CM9 Motorola Photon!
[Motorola Photon 4G] ZeroManArmy:
Are GTMax batteries safe?
[Motorola Photon 4G] epark1281:
Check out the reviews on amazon

I don't know about safe, but it looks like the fake McCoy.

User reviews from amazon are TERRIBLE

amazon.com/GTMax-Standard-Replacement-Lithium-Ion-Battery/product-reviews/B005H47E8U/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1
[Motorola Photon 4G] ZeroManArmy:
Well I am getting my batteries today. I guess we will see.
[Motorola Photon 4G] MedicStuder:
Just got mine today. They are charging up....to confirm

2 3500mah

2 battery doors

1 wall charger

1 lanyard
[Motorola Photon 4G] ZeroManArmy:
About a 6 hour charge time? Out of box.
[Motorola Photon 4G] dre89:
Make sure to give us a review after a few days
[Motorola Photon 4G] ZeroManArmy:
I will as well.

Posted with SwiftKeyX on my CM9 Motorola Photon!
[Motorola Photon 4G] MedicStuder:
I will also. Prolly won't be till end of weekend because of my work schedule. Also I will be attempting to mod my otter box to allow battery to fit. I will post that also.
[Motorola Photon 4G] ZeroManArmy:
http://imgur.com/a/66TO0/

Here are some screen shots of what came with it. It came with 2 extended battery doors. They are kinda hard to get off though....
[Motorola Photon 4G] MedicStuder:
I am running cm9 beta. Charged all night. Just placed battery in phone. Let's give it a go...lol
[Motorola Photon 4G] epark1281:
Which otter box?

I have the defender which is most likely too difficult to modify ... I'massuming this is a commuter
[Motorola Photon 4G] MedicStuder:
nope its the defender.
[Motorola Photon 4G] epark1281:
You are brave sir, let us know how you managed to do so. I'd be willing to do the same thing