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[HTC One X] DexterMorganNL:
I think so to. But atleast I would load the original non rooted stock rom on it. I only get the bootloader from Evo 3D to get show relocked and under it still says s-off, but I guess that's from revolutionary and I don't know how to get rid off that, but I will just leave it like this.

I have heard enough stories that peoples HTC got fixed with an unlocked bootloader and some even with an custom rom. And how big is the chance someone really ever going need use the warranty?

I think its quite small. But I'm not going unlock the HTC One X i think as it should be fast enough even without an custom rom.

I don't want HTC to know it and we should have an unlock method that is fully reversible, at HTC Desire HD we had that, with on click you had it back s-on.
[HTC One X] slapshot30:
Well, we weren't quite so lucky with the Vivid. It was a b*** to try and root, none of the prior exploits worked. HTC really upped their game, so don't think it'll be so easy for the exploit teams to crack the code on the One X. The Rezound and Vivid never got an exploit, like I said before, only begging and pleading got us official bootloader unlock. I really hope HTC releases the bootloader unlock relatively soon after the release of the One X, or else it may fall to the same fate that the Vivid did. And about stock being "fast enough". This is HTC Sense we're talking about here... and the tweaks devs make to custom ROMs make them faster than stock, always. ;)
[HTC One X] DexterMorganNL:
I have bootloader relocked with mine HTC Evo 3D and it went into for repair and now its coming back so it seems you still have the warranty.
[HTC One X] slapshot30:
I wonder if they even check sometimes... May I ask what you sent yours in for?
[HTC One X] DexterMorganNL:
I can confirm my relocked HTC Evo 3D was repaired under warranty in the Netherlands. I got mail today its coming back to me.

I sent it in because I had dust under screen off mine HTC Evo 3D. I first didnt want to do that, but the store where I bought it MediaMarkt Germany in Herzogenrath wouldnt want to swap it.

So only option left was repair via HTC and before I send I made sure it was s-on and the bootloader showed up relocked. I think they don't check this at the repair center.

I mean who do you think will pay the repair center sooner? HTC or the costumer? I think they don't go and look if its relocked or s-off or unlocked, but I will always restore it as far as possible and with htc dev unlock that is relock it.
[HTC One X] slapshot30:
HTCdev unlock had nothing to do with your situation. You had a physical problem with the hardware of your device. HTCdev bootloader unlock does NOT void anything like your situation. It would be insane for a company to refuse you warranty for dust under a screen due to you unlocking your bootloader, the unlocked bootloader has nothing to do with it. I'm surprised so many people think HTCdev voids every single part of the warranty.
[HTC One X] DexterMorganNL:
Well if you chat with an HTC support guy he probably will say by unlocking your bootloader your voided your warranty.

Atleast that is what an HTC support guy from Netherlands said to me, but I think he didn't know where he was talking about. But yeah you are right they could not refuse the warranty because it was an physical problem.

But I read enough posts that people just got their warranty even though they unlocked their bootloader. But HTCDev isnt really clear which parts off your warranty you voided. The e-mail from HTC only stated this: Een toestel kan buiten garantie vallen wegens garantie verlopen, vochtschade, gebruiksschade, rom updates op toestel geïnstalleerd die wij niet voor uw toestel aanbieden en dergelijke.

The in bold states that if you run custom firmware that the repair will be not within the warranty. It doesnt say anything about a relocked or unlocked bootloader.
[HTC One X] FnH84:
You people are insane... Unlocking does not void the warranty.. It just mean that if you break the hardware by doing something like overclock etc, they will not repair it. It's common sense.
[HTC One X] Johnny0906:
LOL!

In few words the man is right!

Made me laugh like hell tho haha
[HTC One X] :
HTCdev only unlocks the bootloader it does not give you S-off. The solution is being worked on but from what I understand its not going to be easy.
[Motorola Photon 4G] horn34:
Anyone have any hints? The Sprint phone reps were clueless. Since CM wipes the options the reps normally use to get it activated, they couldn't help and told me to take it to a Sprint store. I'm not doing that. How is everyone else upgrading from 2.3.4 to CM7.2 with their service intact?
[Motorola Photon 4G] aamirani:
You have to revert back to stock, activate, then flash the ROM.
[Motorola Photon 4G] horn34:
Once I revert back to stock, CWM is gone, so I have no way to flash the CM7.2 rom. Once I reinstall CWM, then flash the CM7.2 rom, I have no service. I've already done this merry-go-round twice.
[Motorola Photon 4G] w0lf215:
You only have to flash back to a stock rom(make a backup of stock rom and flash to that via CWM while still unlocked) then try flashing CM again.
[Motorola Photon 4G] horn34:
Could you break that down for me? As I said, when I flash the stock rom, I lose CWM, so I can't flash CM7.2. Once I put CWM back on it and flash CM7.2, I have no service.
[Motorola Photon 4G] tommyb_:
after you root and unlock it you should have a custom recovery even on your stock rom. while you're on your stock rom reboot into recovery and make a backup.

---------- Post added at 12:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:01 PM ----------

then you can wipe everything and flash cm and be good to go
[Motorola Photon 4G] horn34:
now I can't get CWM back on it. It's unlocked and rooted with CWM, but when I try and reboot into recovery mode, it won't stick. I saw the thread about deleting the install-recovery-sh file, but that file doesn't exist on my phone. Something besides that file is wiping CWM and replacing it with the stock recovery.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] setspeed:
I've tried a couple of ICS roms and despite the fact none of them are working perfectly, I wasn't all that impressed with ICS over GB. I don't care for the new launcher-style, it just takes longer to get where I'm going. And the task-switcher is more cumbersome to use as well.

The only thing I did like were the new apps - the new GMail rocks, as does the messaging app and browser.

Can we get these on GB somehow?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biohazrd51:
Chances are there are things in the apps that are reference in ICS only. You can try, but I wouldn't expect much.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] samtruongg:
so i got my international note today (love it by the way) however when i try to downgrade to root it tries to flash the factoryfs file and just turns red saying FAIL

any ideas why? =/
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] thegregulator:
Are you using a firmware from your region? If not, that could be it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] leafsacc:
try this...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1424997

Yea, I read the above link a ba-jillion times over and over until I understood what was going on and flashed it successfully the first time. I got lucky but try following the instructions in the link provided above and good luck!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] chasmodo:
It absolutely has nothing to do with the firmware being for some other region. It could be for Mordor region, and it should still install without issues.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] thegregulator:
Not true, at least from my experience. I tried to flash firmware from the UK on my note from India and it failed. Maybe I should try the Mordor firmware...
[LG Nitro HD] liteon163:
Is anyone else having issues with their screen not rotating when holding their Spectrum/Nitro HD/Optimus LTE in landscape?

I'm using Launcher Pro on my stock Spectrum and I often have to use the pulldown notification to reset screen rotation. It works, but I shouldn't have to do this. I'm thinking it might be due to Launcher Pro being old and basically abandoned.

Does anyone have input as to which other launchers might handle this better?

Thanks.
[LG Nitro HD] hereric:
Have you calibrated your accelerometer? When I first got my phone I was having rotation issues but after calibrating it is fine. Its an option in display settings, just make sure you have a level surface to put the phone on to calibrate.

I use go launcher BTW. But I was having the issue with stock LG launcher as well.
[LG Nitro HD] gmkelly001:
I use Launcher Pro on my Nitro and I've never had any rotation problems.
[LG Nitro HD] iyaoyasb:
I had the same issue but found the fix for it in one of the forums.

You basically re-flash/copy the files for all your sensors and it will work fine after that.

This should be the correct thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1472501&highlight=nitro+sensors
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dde333:
Hey all. I have no sound. Zero. I tried re-flashing zeus - no go. Tried clearing/resetting everything via cwm - nope. I tried GTG twice - nada. Even back at stock, I've got nothing. I can hear my voicemail, but no system tones, no ringtones, no audio on videos - both youtube and local to phone. Alarms won't work. Nothing!!

After pouring over these threads, I tried headphones, and they work - but no headphone icon at top of my screen. I'm at my wit's end and am pulling out my hair. Does anyone have any ideas? Please?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ~wolverine~:
Start with the simplest solution first. Is the media volume turned up? btw I don't have a headphone icon either but I'm not sure it had one to start with.

Running Zeus 6 also.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dde333:
uhhhh, yeah. I've checked all the sounds like 80 times - After each restore, reload, refresh, reboot, re-flash to stock, re-wipe, re-unameit. lol

I just hope it's not hardware related, although if it were, I'd think I'd have had to change something or move something that I hadn't. I just removed my ext sd card about 15 minutes ago, but nothing there either. :(
[Samsung Infuse 4G] qkster:
the best hope that you will have if it's not hardware related:

take out microsd card.

factory reset from /settings/privacy/reset

heimdall 1 click with repartition and bootloaders

do it twice for good measures

run the complete stock rom...

if that doesn't work, it may be hardware corrosion
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Clark Joseph Kent:
I hav had this happen believe it or not i just gave the phone a slight twist holding it at the ends...sounds funky not a hard twist...but i got my sound back..i keep it in a ballastic case now...my infuse is a lil older and has seen to much desert heat...

True story...

Sent by Aeon (bigfau's) Awesomeness via me !
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dde333:
OK, y'all. I've got news and info on this issue. After trying everything possible short of throwing it into the river, I figured it was def hardware related. I, of course prayed & am convinced that is the real reason it started working, bit jic here is what I did. I checked online just to see (I'm not an idiot, I wasn't going to take it apart. Well, probably not). But I was still all for slapping and twisting and flicking the heck out of it. Then, I decided to look at the other side of it. So I removed the battery and there is a tiny little slit-like hole there. I got out a safety pin and just kinda wiggled of a bit mostly toward the inside of phone. Lo and behold sound was working when I turned it back on. I can't believe it! I'm so happy!

EDIT: It's easier to type on PC than on phone, so now I can make a short story even longer. haha. I should mention that this could be risky if done wrong, if that's not obvious for some people, and could screw your phone even more, so BE CAREFUL!!!

I'd consider using something flat enough to get in there, but not as sharp as a pin. I was just Macguyver-ing it. You do have to remove the batt cover, but don't need to take the batt out to get to the slit, but you may want to - in case of interference from metal pin and whatever. To be more specific to where this is: the external speaker is located on the backside of the phone - bottom, left. Duh, right?

Also, take this time to clean out any dust/crud that may have gathered in the tiny little cracks and corners, which accumulates more for those of us that remove the batt cover often, like putting phone in DL mode and such. Don't use alcohol or anything - this is a good place to use the pin or needle, and especially blow on it.

At one point, I had phone on and video going to gauge whether anything I was doing specifically was working or not. I never got sound to work that way, but it's still a plausible idea for someone else to try. Anyway, I hope this helps someone else out there. I like to include as many details as possible when I post stuff b/c it helps me when others are specific. So, let me know if this was helpful to you and good luck!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] qkster:
good job.

to help other misfits, you can change the title of your op to [SOLVED] ..etc... :)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dde333:
Awesome. I'm glad my post pushed you in the right direction and am certain your post, with more details, will be helpful to others in the future. Phones are so much better with sound, aren't they? :highfive: Have a wonderful weekend.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dormankenneth:
I also had the problem of no sound at all, but the head phones worked flawlessly. In my case this is what it was (don't laugh) I ordered a replacement body for my phone for like ten bucks on ebay, pulled the old one off...replaced the housing and everything SEEMED to work just fine. I really didn't notice that my phone was not making any sounds until about a week later and just figured that maybe I had installed something that was conflicting with the phone or simply needed to re-flash the ROM, so I went and did just that and nothing seemed to work. Back to stock....NOTHING...New kernel...NOTHING!! I was becoming hopeless at this point till I read this thread. I had to think back to when (I think) it stopped making any sound and could only come up with the day I replaced the housing, so I retraced my tracks. LOL and what I came up with made me chuckle a little, what had happened was when I took the old back off I did not notice that the speaker is highly camouflaged near the bottom of the housing and simply needed to be snapped out and snapped back into the new housing. After this.....VIOLA..SOUND! So, maybe this can help someone that may be having the same issue and just cannot get to the bottom of it..

Thanks XDA and its members:good::good::good::good::good:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] NoLimit95:
No Sound On Infuse

I have to say that this method worked like a dream for me. I couldn't believe it when I tried it. I went to "settings" -> "sound" -> "volume" -> "Incoming call volume" and then adjusted it so it would make a sound. No sound was being made but I knew it should have been so I grabbed the top and bottom and slightly gave it a little twist, just barely and the ringtone came right on and has been working perfect since. The Infuse I have is 99.9% mint condition, never been dropped and has always been inside a leather case with a full fold over front. Not even a hair line scratch on the screen, back, sides or anywhere. This is why I couldn't understand why the sound just decided to go out for no reason but anyway, this fixed it and a big thanks to "bigjoe"! I thought I was about to have to buy a new phone because I can't hear (vibrate) more than a foot or so away.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Leon De Broize:
Solution - Twist

Thanks for this info. I had lost a lot of volume. After reading your post, I tried the twist thing and bingo, it worked. Thanks very much.:)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] parkerhawn:
SHUT THE FRONT DOOR.... - just twisted my cell and BAM....sound :) I LOVE YOU!!!!! XOXOXOXO awesomeness indeed
[Samsung Infuse 4G] gigger14:
Wow!

I just gave my infuse the twist and the sound is back!! Insane! PS. I could always hear my sound but it was so faint I had to put my ear up to the speaker before I could actually hear the sound!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Bedys:
This actually works!

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Thank you so very much, it helped a lot to follow your directions. I realized how hard it is to remove the entire cover so I used a very small flat screw driver (eye-glasses kit) and popped open only the bottom corner where the speakers were. I could then see the hinged-like tabs and used one hand to keep the cover from snapping back shut and the other hand to "raise" the hinged side of the tabs using the same tiny flat screw driver. I raised them high enough (gently) and put the cover back in place. I then put the battery back, turned on the phone and Voila! Sound is crisp and clear once again.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] euphoria:
Hey guys,

I just got a text message from sprint that reads as followed...

I just used the Sprint Hotspot app for the first time, I usually use the Google tether one. I am running Blazer ROM which has the 4G/3G Hotspot hack. Did this message get triggered by me using that app? And if I am interpreting this correctly, I should respond end because I DON'T want this feature, right? Thanks for the help guys.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mheller91:
You won't be charged for this. Just an Ad.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MJHawaii:
Just an ad thats all no worries
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] revamper:
Got that too. It's just an ad. Funny thing is I tethered a bunch the night before.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MochaCharok:
Throwing in my 5 cents.

I tether regularly, not charges incurred.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] gronimo21:
I'm using foxfi and I haven't had any problems and I don't think anyone here has
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] admiralspark:
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[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] admiralspark:
Reserved as well
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] fattire:
More resources

Cool thanks!

I think you can build a kernel w/a cross compiler in OS X... but I agree it's probably easier to just use linux... even if from a VM such as virtualbox.

Also, for anyone who wants more resources, kernel-building instructions for NT, NC, and other Android devices have been documented in lots and lots of places, but but more walkthroughs can't hurt. The more info the better!

Loglud's wiki page-- in fact his whole site-- is geared specifically for NT, fwiw, and includes instructions on how to create a boot.img and I think how to flash it as well. Keep in mind though that if you're creating a bootable image w/cyanoboot it's slightly more complicated. I'll let admiral spark give you the precise instructions :) )

If you do a 2nd part, admiral, you may want to direct people to use fastboot for easy emmc flashing...

Other threads on XDA for the casual reader: this thread, has turned to kernel building, and the 3.0 porting thread might be of interest to more experienced folk who want to help with that effort (and it's making great progress!)

Also, loglud's thread on this topic might have some good info in the comments, though I haven't looked.

Thanks again.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] admiralspark:
fattire, thanks! The pieces on building a boot.img with irboot included, with Cyanoboot, and then using Anykernel are coming, but I'm a bit caught up in stuff right now.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] C64assembly:
weekend project

Very straightforward tutorial. I am going to make this my weekend project. I am going to try and add the super charger mods and a couple of other goodies into my build as i go. TY!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] SilentStormer:
Good idea, if you don't mind I might add the supercharger mod as well as beats audio,and set up Chainfire3D for a dedicated "gaming" ROM!

Sent from my CyanogenMod 7 Alpha Final Nook Tablet
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] fattire:
Sure if you need an assist (esp. w/cyanoboot or 2nd bootloader issues), find me on IRC... :)

Oh, quick note to those using menuconfig... if you're turning something "on" or "off"-- type space to turn off the feature (you'll see the option have a [ ]), type "Y" (or space again works) to turn it on (you'll see a [*]), or type "M" to compile it as a loadable module (you'll see [M]). You can build modules directly into the kernel, but then it's gonna make the kernel bigger. The only module that's for-sho needed to be loadable is the wifi module... to search for a feature you want to build into the kernel or make a module, use the "/" command.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] admiralspark:
Good idea. The source up there is a stock kernel with the smartassv2 and interactivex governors added, thats all. Let me know how it comes out, I'd like to implement it permanently in the kernel.

Open Source= do it!! :) Though, if you get the Beats Audio/Chainfire3d working, please PM me and I'll open a branch up to host it on my github, I'd love for that to get working.

Actually, both of you PM me, I'm going to be releasing this kernel with a few more mods hopefully this weekend.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] SilentStormer:
Oh yeah! Maybe we should all start using cyanoboot as a standard for our roms! Just a suggestion but itd be nice!

Sent from my CyanogenMod 7 Alpha Final Nook Tablet
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blue_Monk:
Hi there,

Got a small problem (not sure it's so small though).

What i did :confused::

Tried to update my Archos 70H - 250GB to the latest version via recovery menu(2.4.82) (wifi update didn't work - it said that internal storage is not available - i think i'll have to replace the HDD too-got an 160 gb Drive that i'll pop in this weekend to test)

It had Froyo before (i have to aos file for that one too but i can remember the version).

Problems:mad::

-Boot loop at first Archos Logo.

- Can't enter Recovery menu with Power + Volume Down

(I pressed power for 12 seconds to make sure it's off. after that i tried to enter recovery menu)

All i get is a boot loop. If i try to enter the recovery menu i get a black screen after the Archos logo.

-The PC (Win Xp Pro SP3) doesn't see the Archos connected unless i'm in the recovery mode to load the new firmware

Questions :confused::

-Can i try a "blind" flash - going trough the menu options even without seeing them ( if someone around would tell me exactly how many Volume-/Power to press and when)

- IF anyone has any suggestions please let me know as i ran out of ideas.

Thank you.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blue_Monk:
Solved

This is what worked for me :

1. Opened the tablet.

2. Took it apart.

3. De-soldered the battery wires from board

4. Scanned the original HDD in my PC ( everything working fine)

5. Left it like that while i was at work

6. Re-soldered the battery wires

7. Put it back in 1 piece (including the HDD)

8. Start

Is started straight in the new android.

The hdd is working again (i still don't know what the problem was)

The developer os is working too

Wrote everything here in case anyone needs it.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goku_0729:
i have a problem too on my archos 70h if u try to start on i just entering in recovery menu. not from its original os. can you help how to flash this android to restore from its original state.