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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mudferret:
After much experimenting with my wifi router, factory resetting the *****, etc... I finally found the solution.

I enabled (checked) Filter Multicast on my Linksys E2000.

It's an option under Security>Internet Options.

wlan_ctrl_wake wakelock now gone; still curious how it showed up with 3.0.27 and 3.0.28 kernels independent of ROM used. That's why I haven't really "solved" the issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mudferret:
I wish it were possible for you guys to unthank me; it returned.

I'm in the office now and will see if the results are the same with this router vs my home router, if not, I'll compare specs/set up. Hopefully someone was kind enough to leave the router log in info on a sticky note on the router :o
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mudferret:
More testing; flashed a boot.img from a previous nightly (pre 3.0.27) and no wakelock. Pains me to not be running the stock CM9 kernel, but I've found a happy replacement in the interim.

FWIW, both routers I test on (work and home) are DHCP, so perhaps that is a factor.

All test were done in the presence, and absence, of apps and restored data. So clean slate was always done when jumping to other ROMs to test the .27 and .28 kernels.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pacos1:
Have the same issue with Zeus 6.22 rom on a Optimus Black. Will investigate this issue. If i get the solution I will post it.

Thanks for your info!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CMNein:
Thanks, I've tried some other things as well (can't recall, it's been a while) but it's still there so I've been running a non-offending kernel for a while to save my data plan, and battery.

Edit: Have also changed wifi scan interval from 15 to 180, no change.

-mudferret
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CMNein:
Should add the only Linux mainline kernels I don't experience this on are: CM Plus and Lean kernel. This is consistent between ROMs. And anything based on 3.0.8 works well also.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TSF14:
Is Franco's kernel 3.0.8 based? :confused:

Never mind. Looked it up.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BigJeff:
Is there a FULL unlock for WP7 2nd gen devices? I just got the Focus S and LOVE IT! But I kind of miss some of the freedom of android. I used WindowsBreak to interop unlock it, but I want to install a custom ROM on it so I can have access to DH Marketplace and such... If anyone has any info that'd be great :)
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
Many, although not all, of the benefits of full-unlock are already available by using WP7 Root Tools. For example, I can use DS Marketplace, Bazaar, install XAP files from IE or email, and access the full filesystem and registry.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BigJeff:
Yeah but most apps from alternative markets usually don't work because they require a higher level of privileges. So for total control like themes and such you'd need a full unlock right?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3dimentia:
Nope! After you install the app that needs elevated permissions, go into root tools, swipe to the long list of apps, and push the slider next to the app you want to give rights to. If you don't already have root tools/bazaar, download them to your PC (xap files, that is) and use the package deployment tool to get them on your device.

You can find that easily by hitting start and typing deployment in the windows start menu.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BigJeff:
I don't think you understand what I'm talking about, I'm referring to things such as opera mobile and the likes. Those need an unlocked ROM
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3dimentia:
Opera wasn't mentioned specifically. Every app I've tried off of bazaar has worked so far on my quantum. Sorry I couldn't be of more help!
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
So far as I know, Opera and BT File Transfer are the only homebrew apps published for WP7 right now that need more unlock than WP7 Root Tools can provide.
[HTC Rezound] refuse2bstopped:
I'm just wondering, I purchased a phone on ebay (not knowing it was flashed/rooted). The boot animation says "clean rom" so after researching this site and the forums for this device, I see that it's probably a rom you guys are familiar with and it seems to be ICS based (from what I can see). With that being said, does this mean when they actually RELEASE the stock ICS that I probably won't get the update to my phone? Because I really would like to see what their stock version will be like. Can anyone answer that question or has it even been asked before?
[HTC Rezound] mighty_markus12:
you can't take the OTA rooted or while unlocked but you can flash the RUU once it gets posted after relocking your phone. hopefully by then we will have s-off.
[HTC Rezound] refuse2bstopped:
So does this mean I will no longer be able to receive updates to my phone with this "s-off" or what ever? That sucks, and I can't seem to follow the steps that have been given to get it back to a stock rom or "ruu" what ever THAT means. lol ****that moment when you realize you might look dumb or "newbish" for posting what you just posted****
[HTC Rezound] cpurick:
Your phone has been hacked a little bit, and it's always going to have tell-tale signs.

The worst case scenario is that you have to manually install the next official update and manually relock the phone, which will always say "Relocked" in the boot menu. But if you do everything by the book you should be able to get it back to stock in every other way, including taking subsequent updates over the air normally.

If they get s-off working and you're willing to experiment, it may be possible to completely revert the phone to stock. But that's quite a bit more hackage in order to get your phone "unhacked."
[HTC Rezound] refuse2bstopped:
To be honest, the only thing I really want is to be able to get it stock on the basis of the apps, getting system updates etc. I'm not concerned with it having evidence of being "tampered with" "hacked" or "rooted". lol It already says "re-locked" The problem is the instructions I've gotten on here seem to go over my head. I might have to be walked through it like a little 3 or 4 year old being taught to sound out little words for the first time. lol Hey, I'm just saying..... No seriously though, I have a MAC and all of the instructions here seem to be based on having a PC
[HTC Rezound] cpurick:
This can be done. But you're going to need to have somebody who knows what they're doing relock and reset your phone from the official ICS RUU after it's released, probably from a PC. There's nothing can be done before then.
[HTC Rezound] refuse2bstopped:
So this means I'll need to basically need to take or send it to someone to get this done? I don't know why all of these instructions seem like their in spanish to me now, about 3 years ago I used to flash and unlock WM devices almost every other day. I guess I should've never stopped, but once the g1 came out and switched to android devices I stopped flashing and now I'm lost because I need to "tamper with" my phone again, but can't seem to get going at all. I mean SERIOUSLY, I used to flash WM devices so often that if a certain period of time went by without me finding a rom worth "flashing" I'd start having withdrawals. Now i'm feeling like an absolute IDIOT when it comes to getting into these android devices. I think part of that has to do with the fact that I only had PC's and now not only am I trying to tamper with android for my first time, but I only have mac computers as well.
[HTC Rezound] Andro X:
Go to settings, about phone, software information, more, and write what your baseband version is.
[HTC Rezound] Kennnny1:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1417839

This thread may help you getting osx and fastboot going so you can relock and run an ruu. As was stated above, what is your baseband? If the previous owner flashed the leaked ics you will not be able to go all the way back to stock until either an official ics is released or the s-off tool is released. Good luck!
[HTC Rezound] Marine6680:
Unless you have issues, I would leave it as is for the time being. Take time to learn how to do all the stuff you need to do.

The custom ROMs really do make the phone better, you may find you want to keep it in the end. Battery life is much better on a good ROM.

When the official update comes out, we will have a new ROM based on the update within a day or two at most of the release anyway.

The baseband (the radio firmware) is also important. And unfortunately we can not downgrade to older basebands due to not having S=off. So if you are on the newest leaked version then you can run the old stock software.

BTW S=off (or S=on) is a security flag located in the firmware. S=on limits what parts of the phone you can flash and change. S=off gives you full access, it will allow you to downgrade as well. S=off also makes it easier to brick your phone because it does let you change software that is bootstrap essential, the baseband and hboot (sort of like BIOS) for example.

I separate the idea of bootstrap from boot. Most people associate booting with the OS, but bricking effects the firmware initializing the hardware that allows the OS to load and boot. So you get to see the old school term used. :cool:
[HTC Rezound] refuse2bstopped:
The baseband is 1.22.10.0310r, 1.22.10.0308r It also says clean rom 4.1. I don't mind waiting until an offcial ics is released, but I will I be able to receive THAT instead having to have a "dev equivalent" version is what I'm wondering....
[HTC Rezound] cpurick:
It's like I said. Those radios are new, and part of a firmware upgrade that can't be completely backed out. Your simplest bet is to wait for the official ICS release, and then you (or someone more technical) can apply it manually. After doing that and relocking your phone, it should start to take updates automatically again. You'll also have the full factory-installed "bloatware" suite of software.

It's possible to downgrade all the other parts of your software manually back to the latest stock release, but it's expected that your current upgraded firmware version will continue to prevent you from taking OTA releases. It would be good training, actually, though you'll get better results and more support from a PC than on a Mac. If you figured out how to do all this, then you could get your phone back on the HTC software track yourself.

Depending on your flexibility, maybe you can find someone here you could send your phone to who can put it back on the official release track. But even they won't be able to put a permanent fix on it until the official ICS release comes out and somebody uploads it as a manually-installable package.

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EDIT:

So did the seller not mention on eBay that the phone had been customized?

Some of the responses lean toward telling you how to flash your phone for yourself. Is that something you'd have any interest in? Do you really want to go back to stock, or do you just want to see the difference?

Are you having any problems with the phone?

The custom ROMs are better, overall, but they usually have one or two bugs that you have to learn to live with. (Which is not to say that stock ROMS are bug-free, though the final versions of stock ROMs tend to be very, very stable.) But if you are on custom ROMs, then you're completely off the automatic update path, and everything will have to be done manually.

So unless you want to learn how to flash your own phone, the only way to get updates is to set it back to stock so HTC and Verizon can handle the updates for you. And therein lies the dilemma, because that in itself is something which must be flashed manually from where you're currently at.

(Oh, and you're probably going to end up losing any of your own customizations in the process, though the data on your SD card should be safe.)
[HTC Rezound] refuse2bstopped:
Well, I've kind of decided to just keep what I have. I don't have any issues other and it seems to run smoothly. What I REALLY want to see is what the official update will be like as being "stock released" when it comes out and was concerned that I might not be able to get the update because of the "clean rom" I have now being ICS based (as far as I can see). Other than that, I'm fine until then.
[HTC Rezound] mdunn1066:
You really should consider leaving negative feedback if they ebay seller did not state in the auction that the phone was rooted and running a custom rom. If I sell a phone and im too lazy to revert it to stock ill ALWAYS state its rooted and what its running in the auction etc
[HTC Rezound] refuse2bstopped:
Good point, I mentioned it in the feeback portion and rated him low on the "item described accurately" portion
[HTC Rezound] :
I would just wait til offiical ics is released. I am sure there will be instructions here on xda on how to relock and flash the new official ics ruu. It will involve downloading some files and entering items into command prompt from PC.

sent from my Rezound
[HTC Rezound] refuse2bstopped:
The problem is I don't HAVE a PC. It's already "re-locked" though. I just want to be able to receive the update without having to deal with any other flashing etc. But from what I was told, I should be able to since the current flashed rom is nearly stock (clean rom) and I'm already re-locked. But I guess we'll just see....
[HTC Rezound] nosympathy:
seems like people are giving you information that is kinda all over the place.

Lemme try and help clear this up, since you are in a odd scenario.

You are running cleanrom 4.1 on a re-locked phone. For starters, cleanrom 4.1 is based off the current ics LEAK and is not an official OTA update. Chances are high you won't be able to get the OTA if the rom is not a stock rom, and also because chances are you don't have a stock recovery even though it is relocked. Since you are currently on the latest leaked firmware, not an official firmware, you can run the RUU for the phone and go back to stock. In your case, your kinda lucky with this, as you don't technically need a computer to run it. You would need someone to extract the PH98IMG.zip file from the RUU.EXE file for you to run when the OTA comes out through Hboot.

Be for warned, doing it like this, will wipe all data.

I would say you should run the leaked RUU on the phone, as since it is a beta testing Leak, you should still get the OTA, and that way the phone will think it is completely stock and get the latest update.

If you wanna do this, ask and we can help you.
[HTC Rezound] refuse2bstopped:
Yes, I'm VERY interested, I'm not worried much about the data wipe, between what's backed up to my google account and my SD card, I'll be fine with a data wipe. My battery life is also HORRIBLE for some reason with this rom, but since I've not had it stock yet, I guess I can't REALLY say it's good or bad. But my Droid Bionic's battery life was at least twice as good as this phone's seem to be and I don't use it any more than I did the Bionic.
[HTC Rezound] Marine6680:
I will tell you right now the battery life will most likely get worse if you go to stock.

Now if the person who sold it installed a custom kernel rather than the one Scott includes in his ROM (scott makes clean ROM) then battery life could be worse than it should be.

Second, this is a 4.3 inch HD screen... it eats battery like a starving animal.

Third, try cleanROM developers edition (a very striped out cleaned up stock based ROM) or cleanROM senseless. I am running cleanROM developers edition and I get double to triple the battery life over stock.

Unless I actually use the phone... When I use it a lot, I do not get that big of a jump. When using the phone the battery life will be similar due to the screen and CPU use remains similar to what stock would be. (which you would expect, the screen will always use the same power, same for CPU) Its when the phone is in standby mode that you see the real gains. Because all the extra junk that is in the stock software is pulled out and isn't constantly running in the background, waking the phone, starting the cell radio to phone home, etc.

Senseless and the Developers edition have their quirks caused by removing so much of the stock sense based apps and functions and replacing with AOSP versions. Thinks like the caller ID not showing up on the screen until you unlock the phone because the sense phone/dialer can not talk to the AOSP lockscreen. Nothing major just different.
[HTC EVO 3D] mike.r.olson:
I just got the signage and vinyl up on the front of my store! Forgive me, but I'm excited as heyell!
[HTC EVO 3D] mike.r.olson:
...at least it's not another ICS or EVO 4G LTE thread...
[HTC EVO 3D] JohnM:
Obligatory: Woah, you own a store!

Sent from my HTC Evo 3D
[HTC EVO 3D] dannyboyex:
thanks for sharing you accomplishment :D
[HTC EVO 3D] Wiley_11:
Congrats!! Hope you prosper beyond your wildest dreams. :D
[HTC EVO 3D] mike.r.olson:
Thanks guys. I know it's really not that big of a deal, but as the guy who owns it, it's kind of like seeing a kid take their first steps... Oh I mean football and strippers... Yeah, that's what I meant... :/
[HTC EVO 3D] KB112:
Awesome Bro! Best of luck with the new store.
[HTC EVO 3D] mike.r.olson:
Really? A one star rating on this? Wow...
[HTC EVO 3D] thefsfempire:
Now it's 3. Guess I'm the 2nd person to vote. Good luck Mike!
[HTC EVO 3D] mike.r.olson:
Oh, I didn't know it started with zero and got voted up to 5. Sorry! I thought it was downrated. LOL! Nublet moment.
[HTC EVO 3D] notsointeresting:
Eh who cares if its off topic. Its a general section you're allowed leeway . Good luck on the store man,I understand the excitement :thumbup:
[HTC EVO 3D] mike.r.olson:
Thanks guys! I've been open for awhile, I just haven't had a sign. $1950 doesn't come easy...
[HTC EVO 3D] sand1303:
Congrats! Hopefully u keep moving foward
[HTC EVO 3D] Tilde88:
great job! itd be awesome if you got a sign that goes under your "Open" sign, that reads "Source".

:D
[HTC EVO 3D] mlin:
Congrats, Mike! Best of luck with your store and all your future endeavors.
[HTC EVO 3D] oohaylima:
Hell yeah! One of the American Dreams right there. Keep it up!
[HTC EVO 3D] knowledge561:
Swag!
[HTC EVO 3D] loscassapalle:
wow, woodstock!
[HTC EVO 3D] Lothaen:
Nice! Is there a rooting section at the back. :p
[HTC EVO 3D] dougstoner:
Awesome man. I think it's everyone's dream to own their own business. I know it's mine. Good luck and hope you prosper. Where is this anyway?
[HTC EVO 3D] dsotm82:
Congrats!
[HTC EVO 3D] mike.r.olson:
Woodstock, GA. (30 or so minutes north of Atlanta)
[HTC EVO 3D] miguelfp1:
good luck with the store!
[HTC EVO 3D] freeza:
Hmm, can I borrow some money? :D
[HTC EVO 3D] dougstoner:
Wow, that's right down the road from me. I live on the acworth/kennesaw line off wade green road. Might have to check it out sometime. I've been thinking about building a new system.
[HTC EVO 3D] mike.r.olson:
I could probably ask you the same thing, bro. LOL
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nickdroid86:
I used odin when the 4.0.4 official leak was posted here. I since uses the one click software restore back to 2.3.4. At first it gave an issue with the radio. On my phone while restoring it said "radio fail" but the phone seems to be working.

Now I manually updated the unrooted Sprint official 4.0. And my phone since the very first thing I said, has been randomly rebooting, I tried a different battery and it does the same thing. It's also real laggy. Any advice? Are there stock 2.3.4(7) files I can odin? I want it completely factory. Or suggest the problem? Thank you.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nickdroid86:
Bumping
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] pixy132:
Anyone owns a Mac and the Xperia S?

My experience with the phone (firmware .73) and my Mac (OS X 10.7.3 Lion) is particularly bad:

Unable to perform drag and drop media transfer like previous Android devices.

The Official Mac Bridge is very buggy (Even on latest update ver2.1), will stuck when transferring lots of file, and does not work with lossless music

Unable to perform USB tethering

Don't get me wrong, the phone itself is great, but I just don't understand why it works bad on a Mac.

Please share your experience and possible fix, if any.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Scratchling:
I suspect a very high proportion of Mac users would choose an iPhone so the number of S users on OSX would be very small.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] randy_c:
I have Mac but only sync one playlist at the time if I click on too many playlist then the phone just hang. No option for back up
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] GT35pro:
Use wifi file explorer pro or swiftp to transfer files over wifi.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] pixy132:
In fact I switched from iPhone 4 to XS...

I used to have a Huawei phone and a HP TouchPad.

Both works fine on a Mac, just this... :confused:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] pixy132:
I only created one huge playlist (containing about 800 songs).

But it also hang after syncinig half of the playlist.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] kiwiandy:
I aslo switched from iPhone4 to Xperia S... and have exactly the same problems with copying music using Mac bridge... I even posted on the Sony forum for this and got a reply that asked for more information.. and after i gave it never heard from them again...

I now use double twist and air sync to copy music to my phone.

Mac bridge seems to work ok on other media files just not mp3's.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] in_deed:
Really lame on Sony's part.

I'm using bootcamp, just so I can use the XS to it's fullest.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] MaLt-:
Here here!

I'm on a Mac too.

And yes. Mac Bridge is just too slow... :(
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] waterballoon:
it's very funny, it's like they gave 0 support to mac users for this... very disappointing.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] pixy132:
OK. So apparently Sony DID try to fix some bugs in the Mac Bridge.

Ver. 2.1 (current) added more options on the Mac Bridge, and it seems the playlist problem works better. Although OS X's Image Capture will not read the device, there's now a direct import photo to folder in the latest version of Mac Bridge.

I am still unable put my entire playlist into the phone though, as the Mac Bridge hangs again when it has transferred about 80% of my songs. I also don't seem to find a workable wired solution for drag-drop file transfer.

Finally, was anyone able to perform backup through the Mac Bridge?

I tried two times and every step return "Failed".

Come on Sony... :-(
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] MaLt-:
I thought for awhile that Sony Bridge hangs when transferring songs, but it works for me. Give it a little patience ;)

The problem i have though is that when a new song is added to the playlist and Sony Bridge detects it and sync it to the phone, the phone itself doesnt update the playlist but will have the new songs added.

I was able to perform backup through MacBridge but it seems like it uses a lot of the Macs resources when doing this.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] zodiac100:
Mac users are always eternally complaining about one thing or another.

I work for a hardware and software rental company and we only ever get Mac users calling in with issues.

I don't understand you guys, you buy an inferior platform that struggles to deal with a computing ecosystem that was built around windows.

I hope making the switch from IOS to Android will reveal something to you Apple fan. The simple truth they make very basic devices which only work well if you stay within the jurisdiction of Apple.

Next time get a flipping PC like 98% of the flipping world.

Stop using a minority device and wonder why developers don't spend enough optimizing their kit for this deluded minority.