yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Dell Streak 7] istrait:
Figured it out... It is either the charging cable or the slot for the charger.... If you get the cable in just the perfect slot, it will charge.....

Fun...

Thanks all for the help.......
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SoCalArm:
Just got my Motorola Xoom 4g LTE running 3.2.6 Build HLK75H

I found this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1242241

So i added both files to a SD card turned off the xom and booted up holding vol down then 3 sec pass vol up.... anyways long story short all i am getting is a Green droid with a yellow upside down i, then after 2 minute the xoom reboots to normal operation... i am just trying to root the device like i did my Droid X so i can remove silly Ads from my apps.

Please help. I tried to follow the directions on that thread but its not very specific.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] okantomi:
Try the guide in my signature. There is something in step 4 that should help you with this issue.
[General Questions and Answers] mfsr98:
Hey everybody. I might buy a Blackberry Playbook tablet and I want to know if this type of screen is good (the resulotion is 1024x600).

Thanks in advance,

mfsr98 :)
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andy1weir@hotmail.co.uk:
hey guys just picked up a xoom and must say so far im impressed,

so where do i go next is there a suitable rom which is best??

apps etc hints and tips??

im no stranger to android have an lg optimus 2x custom romed just wondering what the latest news is with the xoom, is there official ics for it?

any and all help is appreciated
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kond3P:
Google it perhaps? You'll get plenty of results but maybe too many.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andy1weir@hotmail.co.uk:
yup was waiting for someone to hit me with that reply, thanks pat on the back for you....

i have and am googling, also using the SEARCH function on XDA as i said im no stranger to this forum, sometimes its best to ask and read just imo
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] okantomi:
I recommend the Rom and Recovery in my signature. Couldn't be better. The link in my sig. is for a guide to help you root/flash etc...recently updated.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andy1weir@hotmail.co.uk:
thank you will take a look..
[Droid X General] starvwhp:
How can i root my DROID x without using a computer
[Droid X General] booda3000:
Depends on version #.
[Droid X General] starvwhp:
4.5.621
[Droid X General] booda3000:
I'm sad to report that there are no root methods, without the computer.
[Droid X General] starvwhp:
Thank yu
[HTC One X] Elin28:
I just got the phone today and the phone is purely awesome. I am looking at all the threads about rooting but so far I see is for tegra 3 version. Anyone root their snapdragons htc one X yet?
[HTC One X] krepler:
I tried using the Tegra 3 method but to no avail. It boots just fine but it crashes if I try loading the recovery partition. Have to wait for someone to release the S4 version to root our babies.
[HTC One X] brent8577:
you might want to be looking in the XL forums. i might be wrong.
[HTC One X] dr9722:
You are spot on. The Snapdragons are not called the HTC One X. They are the HTC One XL. If you carry on flashing One X roms you'll end up with a bricked device.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] kabeza:
Hi

I've a x10 mini pro with these settings

model: u20i

baseband: .....015

kernel: 2.6.29

I installed GingerDX and didn't do a backup of original rom. Now I notice sms stuff doesn't work as it should. It doesn receive sms from lots of contacts, etc.

Which software should I use to download/restore original rom from Movistar Argentina, and which stuff should I check or do before proceeding?

- PC companion

- FlashTool

- SEUS

I don't care if I loose contacts, downgrade, etc.

Thanks a lot in advance
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] androidbpb:
Hi...!!

First of all....please do not post question/query in development section.....And the answer of your question is you can try SEUS...I think it is best to restore original stock ROM. No need to do anything...just do as SEUS says....and you will have your STOCK PHONE!!!

I hope this will help you.:D
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] kabeza:
hi. Could you tell me where I should have posted this question? I thought this was the only x10 mini pro specific related forum.

Anyway, thanks for your suggestion, will try it and update just in case
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] donfr:
Hi! As long as I know that SEUS has stopped its service and now they use only PC Companion. To use the stock rom just follow the instruction on PC Companion. Click Start on Support Zone, then start phone software update, repair phone. It takes quite a long time, if everything is okay you will get the original X10 Minipro. (eclair). I personally use nAa custom rom CM 7-2.2.0 with nAa kernel 11, everything is okay.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] ponext:
Hye this should be in Question & Answer thread.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] androidbpb:
Hi....It is true that Sony has removed SEUS from their website but SEUS can be found via easy googling anywhere. I restored my SE X10MP just two days back via SEUS.....:D

---------- Post added at 11:35 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:31 AM ----------

Hey....you could have posted this question in Question and Answer section of Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini forum because X10MP doesn't have dedicated Q&A section and since most of the things are similar in X10MP and X10M so they have common Q&A and other section except Developement section......!!:D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] RoLo.:
Recently my SGS2 LTE becomes sluggish if I don't turn it off for a week or two. I also notice that my RAM normally sits at about 500+/785MB. I know that clearing my memory lowers it quite a bit, but then I don't get certain notifications because it clears certain apps from the Running Services and Cached Processes. So my question is A) how can I keep my RAM lower without clering the memory? and B) how can I keep my phone from being so sluggish? Is this just normal and turning it off and on every week or two is normal protocol for keeping a smooth phone? Keep in mind that my phone is totally stock as well. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Uncle Irish:
How many apps do you have on your phone?

Any task killers or task managers?

What apps do you have that are updating or syncing?

When you say sluggish, is it just the launcher or is it everything?

Are you getting any force closed error messages?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] RoLo.:
Not including the stock apps, I have roughly 45 installed.

Other then my Gmail, Email, WhatsApp, and 2 games, I don't think any others are actively syncing.

When I say sluggish I mean everything.

And yes at the really bad times, I'll get the Force Close message.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] icenight89:
did u flash the note uclc5 radio?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] RoLo.:
No I did not.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] kr3w1337:
45 apps and you are wondering why it is sluggish.... Do you think your phone is a desktop?

Just caching all the **** will rape your phone. It's a good phone but remember the cache and ram are still weak.

Do yourself a favor and reduce to half th apps.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Uncle Irish:
Pay no mind to the post above mine. 45 apps is not the culprit. I have about 70.

You should try a factory reset to test things out. Make sure u back up everything u need and pull everything u want off the internal storage and save to PC. Start totally fresh and then start adding apps slowly to test. Could be a rogue app causing it but never know. Factory image "should" resolve.

<insert witty signature here>
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] dorj1234:
@kr3w1337 yes Skyrocket is a desktop, or the closest thing to a desktop. If you think 45 apps are too much - last I checked I had 89, and then I installed a few more mapping apps

This is our future, the desktop capabilities are leaking into our wearable items. It's not perfect and this guy's skyrocket is slow ... let's find out why (I will have an app for that in the coming months)

@RoLo. let's use what others suggested and add a few more things:

Are you using apps that are on your SDcard or use data on your SDCard ? I'm sure they are loaded to memory but if they interact with the external SDCard and if you have a slow card this may be part of your problem

Also, do you have stock ROM ? if you do I suggest learning how to install one of the rooted trimmed ROMs that take away some of the apps known to hog your phone resources

Another thing - is your data connection turned on all the time ? I found out that our phone is looking for the best network (4G) and then if that is not there it "downgrades" the search. All of that consumes time especially if you are on the move. Your apps freeze as a result and wait for the phone to establish connection all the time. To resolve this in some scenarios - go to your wireless settings and limit your phone so it only looks for connection up to 3G

Another thing as people already mentioned is the apps you have running. I'll ask this: do you have multiple apps that keep updating and getting new information ? the network handshakes between apps and data-network is slowing the rest of your apps down. If you are on WiFi it's a lot better

I hope this gives you a few more ideas to chase. It's a great phone and a huge step in the right direction where one day (soon) our phones will be part of our computing, information and services tools. It will do many things and serve as a phone as well

JD
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] slimslim:
No way dude, I have exactly 182 apps, never had under 120 on my old Atrix, had no problem even on GB!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Uncle Irish:
Nice post dorj1234

Happy to give you your first thanks ;)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] ian1:
Are you crazy i have 100 apps and my phone runs like a breeze
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bsgs2:
Hi,

How to unable my Samsung galaxy 2 (Bell Unlocked) for use on MobiliCity?.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] usmanhaider101:
bell?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bsgs2:
Yes right now I'm with bell and want to use on MobiliCity
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
Unlocked phone will have no issues, unless they use different frequencies for 3g, you will also get 3g data.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thracemerin:
A Bell version of the SGS2 (aka GT-I9100M) will be able to connect to Mobilicity if it's SIM unlocked, but since it doesn't support the 1700/2100 bands, it will only allow 2G data speeds, if you want faster speeds you'll need the T-Mobile version of the SGS2 (aka Epic 4G Touch SGH-T989).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bsgs2:
I went to MobiliCity shop they said no way you can use bell ver on our network.

Okay now my other question can i flash talus Rom in or firmware to bell Samsung galaxy 2?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] usmanhaider101:
you can flash any rom.. if you have rooted your phone.. if you have cwm recovery you can install any.. first you need to root your phone via odin.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bsgs2:
So, do you have idea which Rom works for MobiliCity?.

Thanks
[Android General] cannonbomb:
This is great

You just saved me hours of frustration.
[Android General] SoCalNewb:
Thanks!

Thanks - this is a huge help!!

Question: does this work only with Touchdown, or any Android email client? (I prefer the app Enhanced Email).
[Android General] bhilgeman:
I have only tested this as posted. Make a nandroid backup and play around with it :)
[Android General] SoCalNewb:
How to re-enable superuser?

Made a nandroid backup. Followed instructions below. Works great, now I can synch email with MobileIron fortified corp server AND change the PIN lock requirement that MobileIron required! Thank you :-)

Only one issue: I couldn't complete step 10 ("Go back to menu, settings, apps, superser.apk and choose enable"). Superuser was no longer in the "All" list under menu, settings, apps. As a result, I seem to have lost the ability to grant root access to new applications.

QUESTION: How do I re-enable superuser?

Notes:

- ADB: I can connect to device via ADB, but if I type "adb shell", and then type "su" at the "sh-3.2#" promot, no $ access is granted).

- Terminal Emulator: TE cannot get root (I type "su" at the "sh-3.2$" command, and TE says "Permission denied")

- Root Access - Old Apps: Any apps that previously had root privileges still do (Root Explorer can navigate to "/" and enable "Mount R/W", Wifi Tether still works, etc).

- Root Access - New Apps: New apps requiring root are not able to get root (no superuser prompt comes up)

- Re-Installing Superuser.apk: I tried using root installer to re-install superuser.apk (in the "/system/app" directory). It said it installed successfully, but still no superuser in the "All" list under menu, settings, apps.

- Re-Rooting: I tried re-rooting (using mskip's exceelend GNEX toolkit HERE), to no avail (process completes, but no superuser access).

If anyone can help me troubleshoot I would be extremely appreciative. I've tried to not be a helpless newb and to try a few fixes (above), but I would be ecstatic if one of XDA's Android ninjas could tell me how to re-enable superuser. Hoping to avoid comments of "restore nandroid backup and give up" :-)
[Android General] bhilgeman:
When you disable superuser.apk in the apps list it moves it from the alphabetical order to the bottom of the apps list. Look there and see if its at the bottom of your apps list.
[Android General] SoCalNewb:
YOU ARE THE MAN.

That was so simple, but I spent an hour trying stuff and still missed it :eek:

My Android experience is back to awesome despite Mobile Iron - THANK YOU!!!!
[Android General] Dreamweaver:
Thanks for that. Great idea.

I followed your instructions but I had to switch 9 and 10 because Hide my root cannot restore a deactivated app.

But my TouchDown says "Synchronization Error" --> access denied (update your password). Maybe too strong policies?

And by the way: you have to use tintanium backup PRO to enable or disable apps

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Edit: I made a system application of "Hide my root" with TI Backup - works. I had to uninstall TI Backup now - currently TouchDown is syncing again. We will see if it works, next: I try to use LBE Privacy Guard... will report. Disabling "MobileIron" seems not working for me...
[Android General] kmd44:
Hey, is not possible solve it on 2.X version of Andriod? Thanks...
[Android General] bhilgeman:
OP Updated to reflect Changes for those running JellyBean. Long live the Android experience!
[Android General] SoCalNewb:
Looking forward to the instructions for making this work on JB
[Android General] bhilgeman:
OP updated for JB instructions. :cool:
[Android General] bhilgeman:
Sorry, I haven't tested this on a 2.x build so I'm not sure. If I get time I'll try to test this for you, I'm just super slammed with projects right now...
[Android General] kelvin_27_84:
Will we appear "normal" on the Server that the app links us to our Corp acct??
[Android General] bhilgeman:
Yes, you will appear as a non rooted phone. I just updated the JB instructions again. Realized I left out a step.
[Android General] sandhuxda:
Anyone test this for Airwatch yet?
[Android General] makelegs:
FWIW.....my experience has shown this to be merely a temporary solution, by itself. Yes...following the JB instructions will allow you to sync up just fine. But.....when mobileiron does not report back as device administrator, the red flags go up. My solution, thus far, has been to suspend root access on the phone, after reactivating mobileiron. In my case, after re-activating mobileiron, the app, itself, now FC's, which may be helping me out....not sure. At this point I seem to be able to continue remaining synced, without root access. As long as I use airplane mode before enabling root access to do root-type stuff, I seem to be fine. Word of caution, though....disabling root, seems screw up TB when I re-enable root. Specificaly...even though I have TB pro, it does not register after re-enabling root, so freezing and unfreezing mobileiron at will has not been possible. Could just be my system though.I recommend using airplane mode liberally if there is any doubt regarding your recognized root/non-root status. This definitely changes how I use the device, though, for sure.
[Android General] bhilgeman:
I run your CM10 build on my nex7 and love it. Great to have navbar mods.

On my nex7 it took me a few tries to get it to stick but I finally got it. I hadn't updated a nightly for a couple weeks and when I did Mobileiron got me. I decided I don't care about getting work email on my tablet as much as I do my phone so no big deal. I freaking hate Mobileiron and touchdown nearly as bad.

On my galaxy nexus (running fitsnugly cm10) I don't have any issues. I flash the nightlies every day and I've gone a couple months without Mobileiron flagging me.
[Android General] makelegs:
Skanklove!

I was completely under the radar, due to some corporate user configs, until I screwed up and raised the red flag. Then I had to encrypt, and install mobileiron. I was perfectly happy with touchdown until mobileiron got involved. I don't want work email on any device other than my work phone (toro). I can still run email without mobileiron, but no activesync and no email attachments......meh :(
[Android General] spikedogg1:
Steps on ICS

Hello,

I am new to using mobileiron, as my corporation just started to use this program. Can I use your steps on ICS and keep my root undetected or will I eventually have issues. Last question, why is it necessary to restore your nandroid backup at the end?
[Android General] lordloki77:
Did you test it? Has anyone else? My company is switching to airwatch plus touchdown in about a month and I'd love to know if I can get past it.

Thanks! If it doesn't work now, but the op or anyone else fixes it to work, happy to pay a bounty...
[Android General] makelegs:
The way I get past it with MobileIron is to setup as instructed. In order to use daily without getting flagged, I disable root access in CM10 developer options. If I need to perform root tasks, I just enable airplane mode prior to enabling root access. Once I've completed my tasks (usually just setting OC) I disable root access before disabling airplane mode. If you freeze MobileIron, it will eventually fail to report as device admin. Until app permission controls are ported to CM10, this is the only way I've found to remain stealthy. Hopefully we will be able to kill the relevant permission, at some point, so that we can remain root accessible without it being able to report or status.
[Android General] _wayne_:
I have installed Super SU to hide the root as an alternative to Hide My Root. Maybe it is working for you also. I had to do a "complete unroot" (after a reboot I had root again). Voodoo OTA RootKeeper is a good way to check to root status.

I have tried it on Android 2.3.7. It is also possible to bypass Mobile Iron.
[Android General] badgcoupe:
So I just attempted this using the JellyBean method described in post 1, but did a few things different.

Instead of choosing full unroot I was able to turn off the "Enable Superuser" toggle in SuperSU and then fully configure MobileIron. As stated prior, depending on how your company has MobileIron setup, if they force device checkins, a frozen MI app will not check in and eventually be disabled.

Similar to a prior post, if I need to do anything root, I turn on Airplane mode, Freeze MI, do what I have to do and reverse order. I'm still too new to the android world to know exactly what the repercussions of this are but for now it's working for me.

I know some MI servers require MI to check in after so many days.

I wonder if tasker could be used to create a script that would turn root access off for a period of time, unfreeze MI to allow the device to checkin and then freeze it for a few days before starting the process again.

Thanks much for the help, saved me from carrying two devices!

(Bear with my ignorance as I'm a noob to the android world)
[Android General] SoCalNewb:
Great idea. I'm also a tasker user and would definitely find this useful if someone identifies a way to do the tasker "scripting" to make this happen.
[Android General] makelegs:
I hate to be the bearer of bad news.....but, despite some short term success, my overall experience was a long term failure. Even though I thought I was able to fly under the radar by using airplane mode carefully with root privileges, Mobile Iron still defeated me. I'm not sure how, but admin was still able to see my device as "unlocked/rooted/jailbroken" and then the party came to a halt.

I'm not saying this "won't" work for you folks....but it ultimately failed for me. Now running stock Galaxy Note 2 for work, just to avoid the headaches :-/

meh....
[Android General] badgcoupe:
So how can we help you figure out how you were detected? Did you freeze MI? What were your practices while on it?
[Android General] makelegs:
Freezing MI doesn't work long term, because it must report back to home base otherwise a red flag is raised. Apparently careful monitoring and usage of airplane mode and root privileges were not sufficient, because the device still popped up as unlocked.

My belief is that the original intent of this OP was to establish a working connection on a rooted device for a short amount of time, in which case this works. I'm simply explaining that over several months, it eventually ratted me out. The only other opportunity I can think of would be if cm (or other Rom) ported the individual permissions override feature from cm7 so that, perhaps, the specific app permission that communicates that status might be revoked. This never made it to cm10, though. Haven't seen it being worked on either.

I'm over it, though. I will be running stock on my work phone going forward. In my particular case, it's simply not worth it. Just wanted to share my experiences over the last year...even if I ultimately failed.
[Android General] SoCalNewb:
My company's implementation of Mobile Iron *appears* to only raise a red flag if

NO

devices have phoned home in X number of days (not sure how many days).

I say this because I was told to put MI on all my devices to reinstate synching. I only put MI on my Android phone, and once it "phoned home", my iPad synch was re-enabled without installing MI on it. This is obviously specific to my company's configuration of MI.

Only issue now is having to enter my password on my Android phone every 10 minutes. I wonder if I could install MI on another Android device to satisfy the "phone home" to MI requirement, and then uninstall MI from my phone.

Even better would be if I could setup a virtual device to phone home. Anyone think it would work to setup the device emulator using Android SDK, then installing MI on the device emulator to phone home so that I can uninstall MI from my actual phone?
[Android General] makelegs:
I like the way you think!
[Android General] badgcoupe:
A new version of MI was released today and it appears to detect the root in my case on CM10 setting superuser to temp unroot.

Really wish we could figure out a way to hide the root on these devices. I'll be plugging away at it in hopes of figuring it out, prior to the new version of MI I was working just fine.
[Android General] elirev4:
icludlowe the

Thanx DUDE!
[Android General] reggaetondon:
Yea i just upgraded MI to the newest version 5.1.0.0 released 11/27/12 and it detected me as rooted. Never had an issue until now. Running CM7---2.3.7 on HTC Evo 3D...i hope we can find a work around fairly quickly...in the meantime i have reverted back to the previous version i was on which was 4.5.6.3 thanks to backing up the app :) Not being detected once again :)