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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
during my rooting attempt I had a problem with the two vol buttons. It was quite frustrating. Keep trying them and try pressing the power button a fraction of a second sooner.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drumdestroyer:
I downloaded the one later in the thread

Here's the Modem: http://dl.dropbox.co...15.EK02_LTE.tar

Here's the System: http://dl.dropbox.co...L53F_signed.tar

from this thread on page 3 housry23 posted them from his dropbox:

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/14145-od...restore-402-with-radios-unrooted/page__st__30

there were a couple other posts right around the same time with it but they all were the same file name

I thought I saw the same files in the xda thread i found also

I used that thread because it is the one that the second post linked for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ljwnow:
Send it to me. I might be able to fix it. PM me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drumdestroyer:
no luck with that. it seems to only open to the "corupted partision" screen. Thanks for the suggestion.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drumdestroyer:
I pm'd you to ask how you could fix it. Just wondering if I could do it. I can follow instructions well. I have never had a problem and have been flashing stuff for a year or so. IDK what happened here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matt2053:
I can't help but I wanted to share that I had a similar experience. I was bonne stock and clicked on a you tube video and my phone immediately shut down and tried to reboot itself, but only would boot loop. I had to manually reformat my partitions to recover. Sounds like your case might be even worse. Still don't know what my problem was.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drumdestroyer:
Thanks. Any feedback is appreciated.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neotekz:
so you can't get into bootloader or odin screen any more? if so try using a Jig it works to get the phone into odin mode for me. i used the same usb jig i made for the captivate.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drumdestroyer:
I got the same suggestion from someone else. I have to wait until radio shack opens in the morning and I will give it a shot. Otherwise, I went by verizon and they are having samsung send me a replacment. I would much rather keep this one if I can though

I tried flashing the stock image from fastboot and it failed though when I could get there, and I also tried flashing the stock image through oden when I could get there and both failed multiple times so I don't have much hope. I think something broke.

I am headed to radio shack now. Be back soon with a answer as to wheather I can save my baby or not.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drumdestroyer:
It didn't work. It just turned on the phone to the screen with the yellow triangle in the middle with a phone on one side and a monitor on the other. Just the same as it does if I turn it on with the power. Nothing seems to get me past that screen. I am at a loss at that point.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drumdestroyer:
http://www.galaxynexusforum.com/for...ig-gnex-does-work-what-will-do.html#post73893
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flowyk:
Maybe stupid ... Maybe late ... Try to change cable (dont use the "charging" one but the original) and dont connect it into usb3 port of pc (it looks different)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drumdestroyer:
Thanks for the reply. I was never able to get it going again. I moved on to a different phone.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] yellowjacket1981:
So, my boyfriend and I are having a debate. We both have the Doubleshot, bought on the same day. We are both rooted, and he is stock and I am running Bulletproof. I exclusively use the Anker battery, while he constantly switches back and forth from the stock battery and the Anker battery.

Here is the issue, he is having a lot of reboots, and freezing issues, he says it seemed like any time he launched an application that seemed to use a lot of processing power. I have none of these issues, and have come to believe it is because of his constant battery changing between two different capacity batteries, what do you guys think?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] wiswis:
Well i think his is acting ****y because hes running tmobiles crappy rom, tell him to root it and it will stop
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] yellowjacket1981:
I did make him root it months ago, I am trying to convince him to flash Bulletproof.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] the_mentor:
I think he should stick to one battery and reset the battery stats via recovery and do a few recharge cycles.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] yellowjacket1981:
That is exactly what I told him to do, but he doesn't believe me that it will help, and won't do it. I am was hoping that you guys could sway him.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] CoNsPiRiSiZe:
I would have to agree with you "the_mentor"

@ OP:

Show him the link posted a few times by Blue about Li-Ion batteries and it might tell him a few things. :)

Us guys are so stubborn :p

Typed by ---- oh wait! I'm schizophrenic!
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Blue6IX:
battery calibration app

Should run this app at least to get the battery stats updated.

Swapping back and forth between the batteries is probably confusing the batterystats.bin file and making it work harder to keep it right - if the batteries were the same capacity it would be a non-issue.

I don't think that's the source of the troubles though -

When's the last time he did a factory reset?

On the stock ROM that's something you'll have to do from time to time to keep it running right, it just gets jammed up after a while from all the bloat, rogue libs, and other random crap floating around in it.

Tell him to backup whatever he can, get it to a pc, then do a factory reset AND wipe the sdcard in the process - start fresh.

It'll take a few hours to re-install all the apps, get your contacts back in, etc...etc... but it should run well after that. Also make sure you have a full and fresh battery for running the install - it'll all be better that way.

If he's S-OFF, make sure he stays that way, and if he wants to run stock then have him flash the most recent PG59IMG.zip after doing the factory reset and before he puts all his stuff back on.

Here are the restore to stock directions and links to mirrors i'm hosting for the packages:

Restore to stock

...and here is the above mentioned battery thread:

Everything you wanted to know about Li-Ion batteries but were afraid to ask!

----

To me it just sounds like his ROM (stock one) is just full of random libs from uninstalled apps and whatnot, leftover directories unused and generally just not very 'clean' anymore - factory reset or a refresh of some kind along those lines should get him squared away.

( might be best if you just do it, so it gets done right, since you seem to be the more tech inclined of the two of you? )

oh...and if possible just toss that stock battery in a drawer somewhere and forget about it. Once a month run a charge through it to keep it working, and carry it with you as a spare for trips or something, but try to keep it out of the general rotation.

If he does want to swap back and forth, then do it with the two stock batteries you guys have (your old one and his) and leave the anker out, or split another two-pack between you and have him work with two anker batteries. As long as he's using batteries of different capacities it's gonna play hell on the batterystats.bin file.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] yellowjacket1981:
Thanks for the reply. He wants to learn how to do this stuff for himself, so this weekend I am going to show him how to do all of this stuff, and maybe get him on bulletproof. I like showing people how to do this stuff, but most of my friends are just not interested.
[Droid X General] kilus:
thinking abiout getting x.. is it worth it?
[Droid X General] asbjörn:
The Droid X?
[Droid X General] infazzdar:
If you can get a Droid X for a good price, you should take the opportunity.

It's very good device with many rom options. You won't be disappointed.
[Droid X General] MongolPup:
Depends on the price. And read up on it before you do and know what you're getting into, or the community just might drive you crazy. Great support for how old it is, but you will be hearing about the bootloader until your head explodes.
[Droid X General] Thepooch:
Im sure there are people that will dissagree with me but I love my dx and have had very little trouble with it. If you can get it cheap go for it why not there are some good roms out there if you dont like the stock system. Lately I have flashed alot of different roms on it and its really not bad to work with I'm still having fun with it :-)
[Droid X General] mikecico:
I'd have to say, after about 18-19 months with one, you should pass. I'd get an HTC Incredible/2, or Thunderbolt. I had a lot of problems with mine, and I'm actually on my 3rd replacement device. I've had strangers tell me of similar problems.

I've had much better luck since rooting and installing Liberty ROM v3, but overall I'd say there are better devices out there.

I've also sworn off Motorola for good, or at least until they get rid of Blur. They really know how to ruin a good piece of hardware. It's just terribly slow and unstable. If you get a DX, plan on rooting and flashing something else onto it.

Oh, and as another user has already mentioned, the bootloader can cause problems, especially with the latest update. You have to avoid update .621 if you want to flash a different ROM onto it. I don't think other devices are as problematic in this regard.
[Droid X General] bamx2:
OK for a good price. It is a little larger than most phones (a little big to place in a pocket .)
[Droid X General] MrWall:
I'm not sure if you're talking from a straight user perspective or someone who is going to muck around a bit with their phone customizing it. For a straight user who isn't going to root it and/or go beyond what Verizon wants you to do with it then I'd say you should skip it and just get whatever new mid to top of the line Android is within your budget.

If you're looking for a phone you can muck around with and truly customize on the cheap then I would definitely recommend the X, especially since you can pick them up for about $100 off of craigslist
[Droid X General] Prack:
I have to disagree with this guy. First off it doesn't matter if the device has blur or not because you can install a custom rom that is ASOP and doesn't even have blur. Motorola in my opinion makes the best hardware and just because the bootloader is locked doesn't mean you can't do a lot with the device. This forum is DEAD for the droid x. Look on rootzwiki and you will find a ICS gem named Gummy rom from Kejar. You won't be disappointed.
[Droid X General] cognitivedissonance:
As others have mentioned it depends on your situation. If you're looking for a phone to purchase for cheap without a contract, then yes, the X might be one to look at.

Personally if I had to look for something cheap right now my search would be for something with an unlocked bootloader, some decent ROM support and decent battery life.

I am guessing the Incredible 2 might fit that bill.... I'm not sure of any issues the phone may have natively but it is a more powerful phone. Probably would be a bit more expensive though.

NOTE: IF YOU BUY A DROID X AND INTEND TO ROOT/ROM (you should be planning this b/c the stock Droid X is slow and clunky) MAKE SURE IT HASN'T BEEN UPDATED TO SYSTEM VERSION .621.

.605, .602, .596, .595, .340, etc are all fine.
[Droid X General] mikecico:
Actually, I think we're agreeing. I was saying if you get one, plan to flash it and get rid of Blur.

I've had hardware issues with it also, but overall, with the right Custom ROM, it can be a good experience.

As someone else has noted, if you aren't planning to root/flash this phone, you're better off with a more user-friendly device, like a Samsung or an HTC.

But, again, just my $0.02.
[Droid X General] Hawk600:
I still have a Droid X purchased in the release date and I never had problems with, however is getting outdated and becoming slow so it will be replaced by a HTC Rezound next week. :)

Great phone if you can find a cheap one in great shape. Lots of Dev community support.
[Droid X General] JoeyDVDZ:
I just reacquired my X after upgrading my wifes phone to a Bionic, and flashed Gummy ICS onto it. It's a georgous rom, works like a champ, and the phone FLIES with it. If you can get it cheap, go for it.
[Droid X General] infazzdar:
Are you using 0.9.0 or one of the later builds?

Just interested to see what people are running =D
[Droid X General] cognitivedissonance:
I'm running MIUI 4-5-2012 by Wizard0f0. It's the only currently maintained ROM that appears to be stable, fast AND have almost no bugs. Most of the other ROMs (including gummy) have to many bugs for my taste (like camera or MMS or Bluetooth not working properly)

That said, I'm keeping my eyes on gummy and a few others in hopes of a fast, stable, debugged ROM with slightly better battery life. I'm not holding my breath though b/c the other ROMs seem more focused on incorporating ICS framework than getting everything working as it should. Oh well, I guess we'll just wait and see.
[Droid X General] MichaelAmrs:
Now i am using x if you getting this in a good price than you should buy it.. It is good because of its nice features ..You won't be disappointed...Don't think too much about that just buy it..
[Droid X General] bamx2:
Yes. Good hardware,good RF ,big screen . Just note that the phone is a bit larger than most .
[Droid X General] cognitivedissonance:
I don't know as I'd necessarily agree with that. 4.3" really isn't that abnormally big any more. You have devices like the Galaxy Nexus, Razor, etc coming out now at every turn. They all seem to be going between 4" and 4.65" or something.
[Droid X General] j37hr0:
I have one I use on WiFi only, really happy with it. Would be happier with an unlocked bootloader.
[Droid X General] booda3000:
gi

Get it!

CM7, Jakebytesmod and Beats.
[Droid X General] Burrito Bandit:
I have had my X since first release. The hardware is pretty solid. The only downside is battery life yet isnt that the issue with every phone.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Sinful Animosity:
Hi there.

I finally got my snap together case. I was planning on doing this to my wiimote, as it would look a lot nicer, but due to Samsung messing up the stock ROMs, I'll be using a PS3 controller instead.

On my wiimote, it was much easier to create a platform to rest the case on, and either gorilla glue it, or use some other adhesive. The PS3 controller is quite a bit different. It has the four bumpers, one Playstation button, and the two Start/Select buttons.

For my choice of case I went with this one: http://www.ebay.com/itm/33069611293...NX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649#ht_1759wt_905

The snap together case is essential, since I'll be adding a hinge to it. This allows easy removal of the phone without having to destroy the whole dock. Now the problem with that is that the top part of this case is extremely thin. On my Atrix, the bezel required a bit thicker case. This case requires something small enough to latch to it.

The second obstacle is creating the platform for this. Since this is a Samsung, I have to worry about whether I want the power button facing out, or the volume. On the atrix, this wasn't a problem for obvious reasons. Also, The placement of the platform. Should I use something that wraps around the middle of the controller? Or something that just attaches/screws into the bottom?

I'll be adding pictures while I work on this. Any ideas for a hinge or a platform to fit the controller would be great!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Sinful Animosity:
Okay then! I finally found my platform. The nicest thing I could find quickly was the top of an XBox 360 disk drive (The metal sheet.) Unfortunately, the sheet has several taps and screw holes on the sides, and is much too big to mount on top of the PS3 controller.

I'll be cutting down the platform to be just a bit bigger than the case itself, sand it down, and spray paint it black to match the controller and case. I'm hoping the metal will be strong enough to hold the Note without the need for extra support.

On the PS3 controller, I'll be mounting the platform on top of the L and R bumpers. There seems to be enough space there to glue it down without worrying about it falling off or bending under pressure.

The last part that I need will be a hinge. I'm considering building one out of legos, but I'm afraid that will stick out way to much. I'm also considering using a small pivot hinge from http://www.google.com/products/catalog?hl=en&q=small+pivot+hinges&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_cp.r_qf.,cf.osb&biw=1920&bih=995&ix=sea&ion=1&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=8158538784325733125&sa=X&ei=XcN4T4uBFcLi2AX1ovS1Bg&ved=0CJ8BEPMCMAM
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Ray_Banci:
Dude this is sick I can't wait until this is finished

|Captivate|Galaxy Note LTE|Darth Maul, and music| http://www.last.fm/user/Ray_Banci?noredirect=1 |
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Sinful Animosity:
I'll be cutting the cover with sawzall today. I'll be making a trace of the cover probably in the middle since that's the most flat piece of area.

Still need ideas for a good hinge!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Budge:
This looks like a great project. I wanted to let you know that no all games play in both landscape orientations (power button up or volume buttons up). I can't remember which game I played recently, but it only worked one way. You may want to check each game you're interested in playing first before you decide which orientation you want to use. Good Luck.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Sinful Animosity:
Most of what I play is emulators anyway. Anything else is mostly landscape. If I'm playing something like angry birds or cut the rope, then I remove the phone.

I might have found a much more suitable platform. I'll keep posting updates.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Ray_Banci:
Isn't metal too heavy? Maybe you should consider like a morphology between a plastic tpu case and like a leather flip case all attatched to the ps3 controller.

Btw you know how the ps3 keypad attatches to the controller? Maybe you could somehow mimic the clip design and like I said morph the clip to like a leather flip case or something!

|Captivate|Galaxy Note LTE|Darth Maul, and music| http://www.last.fm/user/Ray_Banci?noredirect=1 |
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Sinful Animosity:
I decided to go with Legos! I'll post a picture. Tried cutting the metal. Sliced my hands pretty badly. Went with Legos! Will post the platform in a sec!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] swordsx48:
So what eventually happened? I googled android ps3 controller dock and I came here. As well as gameklip
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Cach123:
Hey.

Wich is the best rom ? Best and stable? Im going to install rom for a friend and then i need to know witch is the very best ;)

- Tom
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] maneet21:
Cyanogenmod .32 kernel by ezet ;)
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] brdnacer:
or ics. ask him what would he rather have. my opinion: ics is more stable and more uptodate :D
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Unrealized:
I wouldn't bet on the stability of Aurora ICS, at least in it's current state.

It's more up to date, yes, I agree with that but the deal is that you have to decide between the stability and feature set. :)
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] PaulMilbank:
CM 7.2 by ezet for sure. Eliterom x1 .32 kernel is a close second for me. Annoying that doesn't have market built in though. Easy to fix, but annoying.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Ps3udo:
Hi!

I use aurora ICS 4.0.3 version 2.4 by DZO as my everyday rom, is very stable, and is updated very frequently, it was some minor bugs, but IMHO it works better than any official rom.

Regards!
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] mrasquinho:
Best rom? Look at my sig!
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] navy1235:
ics4.0 dzo

aurora ICS 4.0.3 with kernel 3.08
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Cach123:
Have flashed aurora ics rom but the phone will not charge and lights at the botom ( home, back. Menu..,,) dont light up,, any fix?
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] pconst:
For me, the best and most stable is CM7 .32 kernel from ezet!
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] gm74:
+1000
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Neil_Feris:
I really liked the official gingerbread updates. If your friend wants Ice Cream Sandwich then your best bet is Aurora rom maintained by dzo.

Aurora: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1492957
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] JaRo1:
VPN and SIP in Aurora does not work

I use ICS now. But VPN does not working. I am onlyone who needs VPN?

SIP VoIP (I need it) is very problematic in Aurora. Integrated VoIP in ICS does not work. CSipSimple and Siproid does not work. All registers. All make/receive calls. But voice is not transfered. After few seconds CSipSimple transfer huge amount of data via WiFI (and voice not transfered)

Only Linphone Video works. But sound quality is very bad. I test Aurora 1.12a, 2.02, 2.04. Always make full wipe (factory reset, dalvik cache, ...).

I use Linphone Video now but the quality is terrible.

Skype works in Aurora perfectly but I need SIP.

All tested SIP programs works in official ROM but not in Aurora. I am the only one who needs make VoIP (SIP) over WiFi? Aurora is very good ROM. Thanks DZO. But official rom seems better if you need SIP calls.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Wheelwhore:
I have tried to install Gingerbread Rom with no luck. Aurora doesn't work as it should since I didn't have gingerbread. So I think I'd just go for another customrom on that U8800. Any tips for a stable Rom that works without Gingerbread needed?
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] JanviN:
Try ret4rt's Miui, the best and most stable rom there is..
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] giannis.gr:
ics 2.0.4 with cernel 3.0.8 by ZDO
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Wheelwhore:
Thanks,i will give it a try ! :) My U8800 is suffering from the 0% battery showing......quite annoying :mad: A combination of not having gingerbread rom before installing Aurora i guess ;)
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] JanviN:
Reflash stock b136 rom first, then flash miui and You'll be okay ;) This is absolutely the best .32 based Gingerbread rom I've tried to this phone. Even wifitether is working.

God Luck
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Stopa:
This question is meaningless.... everyone has their own favorite ROM :)

You have to test few, and choose one that is best for you :)
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Wheelwhore:
I get your point,but why reinvent the wheel? A lot of roms are very unstable and keeps locking up. That's why I am asking what roms are stable,no hard feelings....:)
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] O_G:
Thread Closed​

As pointed out, this is a open question as everybody has there own opinion. Usually there is no "best ROM" as everybody has different needs/tastes. These threads usually turn into a flame war, so best stop it now;)​