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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beauleon14:
rech root ihtc X310e and test ok

Hello Sorry for my bad English but I google translate, unwanted

I begin to start on android recently treated myself the hands

on a dlink zte aujourqu'huit on ihtc X310e 20120426-111306

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Not succeeded in the router I try various soft XDA forum

I try with negative Z4root

unlock-the root for me as a reconais X310e alps in 4.0.9

but no effect on the root

I try to take different program to access the root

to install a backup program before any possible

and an anti Pub and other android app that asks me all

Administrator permission I solicits your help to arrive

was my end Thanks in advance Good phone for the price

2 sim is nice default notice battery overheating

but apparently in my Application Manager going by decreasing

J "would have to try to work on a phone S2

Used but even it is expensive!!

So any information on the rootage ihtc X310e 20120426-111306

response will be welcome in French welcome
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roberto15359:
I also have a phone with very similar specs

the phone has 4.0.3 ics

camera is not bad it's good for the price

gps was good

screen also good QHD which is cool

the boot of the device is fast around 15 sec .. i will update it later cuz the device has no apps on it which maybe slow down the boot

it's not rooted .. but am looking for it

it's come with two battery 1800mha .. awesome

and has 1 GB Ram

1.2 gHz proccesor, but yes, the phone you may buy sounds worth it if your looking middle of the line
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidia:
try this the attach zip, unzip and run adb.exe while you phone is plug in to your computer, thats how i rooted my x310e. hope that helps..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bluefoam:
A couple of guys in the office have recently gotten iPads & the boss is now talking about getting a couple of iTV's for the meeting rooms - to compensate for the fact that they never put proper IT infrastructure in there...

Will it be possible for me to connect with my TP? I'd hope to be able to flick through images, show & mark up .pdf's and possibly open some CAD files on the telly screen. Being able to use YouTube & play movies would be a bonus...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] brantje:
You didn't use use google didn't you?

http://www.androidzoom.com/android_applications/airplay
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rwniel:
One option would be doubleTwist with the optional AirSync plug-in (which adds the Airplay functionality). Otherwise, you could just mirror the Prime's display using the micro hdmi output directly to the television for a wider choice of content.

Robert
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] n8mack33:
But this doesn't mirror the Prime's screen, which is what I'd like to be able to do. AFAIK that isn't currently possible. Correct me if I'm wrong. We have an AppleTv in one of our conference rooms at work and I would like to link to it for presentations, etc.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bluefoam:
Thanks for the responses. It seems that the solution I'm looking for does not exist. Shame... I will however install one of the airplay apps & see how that works out.

I do actually. Do you understand the question I asked, because your link doesn't answer my question...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mortakos:
If you have a 3rd Gen Apple TV then doubletwist doesn't work with Video. It works well with Audio. I had a case going on with doubletwist where they ended up refunding me the cost of the Airsync plug in as it wasn't working as it was supposed.

I think with 2nd Gen Apple TV you might be alright, but I haven't tried it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Skullmonkey:
I was trying out an app called 'iMediaShare' or something of the likes the other day. I was able to go through photos, videos, music (as long as it is stored on your device and not in gMusic), and youtube over an Apple TV. Looking through it, I do not see any way to go through PDFs or CAD designs though. For everything, your best bet as of now would be to use the mini HDMI and find separate apps for everything.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bluefoam:
I have tried both AppleTV media player & iMedia player, but I cannot even see the Apple TV in the devices list. Its a third gen...
[Motorola Atrix 2] bemjb:
I recently bricked my Atrix 2, and since I don't have easy access to a Windows machine, I attempted to flash it back to stock using fastboot from the android dev tools. I noticed that the XML file in the FXZ looked like a set of fastboot commands, so that's what I tried to do. However, no matter which zip I started from, it always failed to flash system.img, saying that verification failed. After giving up on that approach, I used a friend's windows machine to flash the exact same zip using RSDLite, and it succeeded just fine. This leads me to conclude that RSDLite must be doing something special when flashing the system.img. Does anyone know what it is, and is there a way to do the same thing using the standard Android development tools (fastboot, etc)?

Thanks!
[Motorola Atrix 2] farshad525hou:
Fastboot is basically doing what RSD Lite does manually. If you keep on getting a flash system.img error mkake sure that you have the proper drivers. You can download Android-SDK for your platform and then open the manager. There should be an option to install a drivers package.

I am pretty sure RSD Lite does nothing special. I have flashed just the system.img multiple times to quickly get my phone back up and running.

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[Motorola Atrix 2] bemjb:
Thanks, but there are no USB drivers available for Mac OS X: the Android SDK says that they are unavailable for this platform. Maybe if I get the chance, I'll see if doing the flash with fastboot on Windows gives different results.
[Motorola Atrix 2] moofree:
Are you using moto-fastboot?

Oh there's a Mac version here (from here)

There's a size limit on flash operations with normal fastboot.
[Motorola Atrix 2] bemjb:
I've been using normal fastboot, I didn't realize there was a difference there. Thanks a ton, I'm sure that will solve my issue!
[Motorola Atrix 2] jimbridgman:
This needs to be added to to using the fastboot command that Farshad posted.

If you are doing this from OS X or linux, or well even windows, I posted a string of commands on how to flash these files using fastboot, there is a certain order, and there are files from the fxz you will need to skip.

Next time please do a search on this board for fastboot flash commands....

I will be nice and post this one last time, but this has been answered by me about 10 times now.... just saying....

run these commands from the OS X or linux terminal command line:

cd to the directory that contains the fxz files, and run the following (make sure that the adb and fastboot commands are in your path, I will not include that here, you should google how to add things to your path):

fastboot erase userdata
fastboot erase boot
fastboot erase system
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash userdata userdata.img
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot reboot
[Motorola Atrix 2] lkrasner:
do you really have to erase before flashing? I always try to avoid formatting system, but I have not done this manually, so you may have to.
[Motorola Atrix 2] jimbridgman:
Yes if you don't you will most likely get an error when you try to flash system.img, over a different system version.
[Motorola Atrix 2] bemjb:
Sorry I missed your other explanations. I did see a lot of posts with random fastboot commands, but pretty much none with any sort of explanation or rationale. Most of them seemed to be on the order of "Use these commands because I said so" or "I used these and they seem to work, I don't know why".

Do you have a writeup where you explain why should I flash with fastboot in a different order than is given in the fxz? And can you explain why you are skipping flashing most of the partitions? None of the instructions for using RSD Lite suggested removing nearly that many of the entries in the xml file, so I would like to know why I wouldn't want to flash the same things that RSD Lite would be flashing.

If you do have a canonical post explaining what needs to be done and why, I can ask the maintainer of the newbie information post to add a link to that post, so that it is easy to find and hopefully make it so that you don't have to post about it again. If that post doesn't exist, if you would like to give me enough information to write it, I am more than happy to write it up (crediting you for the info, of course), and then see about getting it added to the newbie post.
[Motorola Atrix 2] jimbridgman:
The reason is there are other files, and some are binary files that run commands and make changes to the bootloader, and other things, you do not need any of that to have a working phone. Some of them also open the bootloader to allow flashing, which is not needed if you erase the boot partition first. Any of those files like mbmloader, and anything with .bin after it will not work correctly unless you use RSDlite, it sends the signatures and such to the files that require it.

For getting your phone back up in a quick and dirty fashion we don't care about the signatures, we are assuming you got the fxz from a known source, by doing it this way.

You should do other research besides this site, pull apart a few roms, the fxz, and figure out how they work. Do some android research as to the boot process, etc. That how this kind of information is learned. The why in this case is less important. I would have to explain android and linux and how they boot as well in more detail here, but those are best left to the google and linux explanation sites.

This is not a process for a beginner, that is why it is not in the beginner thread. It has the possibility of hard bricking your phone if a mistype happens.

I am going to be 100% honest here, if you don't know any of the information I am referring to in this post, just use RSDlite, it has checks and safeguards that this process does not.

If you really want to learn about this, and not just asking questions because you don't understand, then jump in with us devs and start to learn, pull apart some ROMs flash a few ROMs, build a few ROMs, those things will teach you more than you will ever need to know about what files are and are not needed for a working phone. Also google is a good resource.

Also your boot.img and your recovery.img could be left out, since they are never touched by you or a ROM flash. I leave them in for a slight safeguard that your phone will actually be wiped clean.

P.S. I am a linux and OS X user myself, hence why I learned all of this a long time ago... I have been using and working on android since the G1 firat came out.

I also use bootcamp with win7 just to use RSDlite, when the need arises... that is not often, if you follow my process. It skips all the checking, processing that RSDlite does with using fastboot.
[Motorola Atrix 2] bemjb:
Thanks for the rather comprehensive reply. Sadly, I do not have the time or inclination to build ROMs, in fact, I may not have dug into this at all if I had a Windows license, but I do not. So it is true that I didn't know all of the information that you mentioned in the post, but I had guessed a lot of it given the format of the xml file in the fxz and the names of the partitions. I just like to verify that my guesses are not incorrect, thus the questions. I do have plans to spend some time reading Google's official Android documentation, I just hadn't gotten there yet.

Anyways, while I am not interested in building ROMs, given the format of the xml file, it looks like it would be a fairly easy task to build a Java application that would read the XML file, check the MD5 sums, and then do the flashing just like RSD Lite. If I was to do something to contribute to the development effort, I'd probably start there. Don't know if I'll have time, but that's much more of a problem to me than a custom ROM. You mention signature checking: does RSD Lite actually check cryptographic signatures on the images themselves, or is it only checking the MD5s? (Feel free to ignore that question if you think I should spend some time Googling, if you don't answer, I'll get around to looking it up eventually)

P.S. I am an experienced Linux and OS X user. I only happen to be new to the Android world. (I was using webOS before this)
[Motorola Atrix 2] jimbridgman:
No worries.... I am and have been a unix linux architect for 20 years (yes I got a job as a sysadmin at 17), been using macs since the 80s, I don't own a machine with a fulltime windows install. I only recently installed win 7 on my bootcamp partition on my macbook just for rdslite, only used it twice....

I have a shell script that will flash the phone using the commands I posted, if you would like I can upload it and post a link tomorrow. My shell script works on both os x and linux.

If you you try to do EXACTLY what rsdlite does line by line it will FAIL, even with a java app. The bin files and the mbm files can only be utilized with RSDlite. RSDlite has SEVERAL checks that only it can do after each step.... If you want to restore the fxz using the mac or linux the shell script is the easiest, no real need for all the fluff, of rsdlite or an app. I have done it about 20 times now without issue, so have others on here.

Again, just let me know if you want my script and I will post it here.

And no it does not check the cryptographic signature of the bootloader, but the mbm program that rdslite runs, does check the signature of the boot image and the bootloader.

I was not implying that you actually jump into rom dev work.... just that, by doing some pulling apart and attempting it will teach you more than reading the android docs.

If you are a linux guy then hopefully you know what sec linux is, and how it uses signatures with the bootloader. That is similar to what motorola has done with their bootloader on their android phones.

Jim
[Motorola Atrix 2] bemjb:
You do have a couple of years on me on Linux use, and definitely lots more years of Mac use, I didn't use Macs until OS X. But I think we've established geek cred quite effectively at this point. ;-)

Thanks for offering the script, but if it literally just runs the commands that you gave earlier, it would be simple for me to just toss one together myself. (Now, if you want to elaborate on the secret sauce in RSDLite, I'd be all ears. :-)

I do know what SELinux is. I haven't looked into the specifics of how they use signatures with the bootloader, but I have a pretty good idea of ways that it could be implemented. It does make a lot of sense that Moto would do something similar to SELinux. Actually, I'm a little bit surprised that they're doing something similar and not just doing the same thing, but perhaps the bootloaders are different enough that they needed to roll their own signing. (Or they just did what a lot of people do and fell into NIH syndrome.)

Thanks,

Bem
[Motorola Atrix 2] cogeary:
Hm. My bootloader and I are not on very good terms atm :\

-It tells me "command restricted" when erasing system, recovery, or boot with fastboot. RSD Lite just says "FAIL."

-Also, it tells me "preflash validation failure" when flashing boot or recovery. RSD Lite again just says "FAIL"

-It also gives me the "preflash validation failure" when flashing system with fastboot. Moto-fastboot and RSD Lite both work. Maybe fastboot would work if we could erase system?

-Finally, we don't have a userdata.img ;)
[Motorola Atrix 2] jimbridgman:
In the first line the fastboot command I referenced and that Farshad mentioned and linked to is the moto-fastboot command. You are supposed to rename the binary to fastboot, there was a readme at one time that explained that and was included with the download of moto-fastboot.

Also, yes we don't have a Userdata.img, but I pulled this from my own personal script, that I have been using since the G1 days, that was my first android phone. My script is not customized for just our phone, so the userdata.img line will fail, but since we don't need it, it is no big deal.

Jim
[Motorola Atrix 2] cogeary:
Oh I see now :p. I typically use moto-fastboot but I never renamed it. Thanks for the clarification.
[Motorola Atrix 2] jimbridgman:
Yeah the reason to rename the binary/exe, was for compatibility with other scripts and programs in old days, when there was no odin or RSDlite, etc. I still do it, so that if someone does come up with some bad-assed way to do something via a script or other means for another phone, then I don't have to edit their script to reference the "moto-fastboot" binary/exe. I just rename the fastboot to fastboot-orig, or fastboot-google. If I ever change phones, and I will, I can rename the binary/exe again real easy.

Just one of those things I have learned over the years with both android and linux and well even in the old DOS and windows NT 3.51 and 4.0 command line days.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] nitrogen618:
Idk... I'm thinking of jumping ship in another 2 weeks.

Gonna jump from my G2X to a Sensation.. Idk... Maybe :|
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mt3g:
Cool story bro, you have anything else to say? I'm not being a **** though why cause it has ICS now? Cause your g2x is a lemon?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Dralanmage:
I've been thinking about this for a while now. I'm keeping my g2x until the new nexus phones come out, and then sticking to pure nexus phones from Google. I'm sick of waiting for venders and carriers to work together for releases, and I'm sick of crap that carriers add to phones which is useless and slows them down. I normally root my phone and install CM on it anyway, but with the g2x even that isn't a 100% working solution anymore.

By the way, I read that Google is releasing up to 5 different nexus phones from different vendors around Thanksgiving this year. I'd wait for that!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] nitrogen618:
No, in fact if you search up my previous post, my G2X, is one of the few that has zero flaws.

I'm jumping ship because the Sensation has more Dev support. (Really a lot of dev) They recently got official CM9.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] r4d14n7:
When the new Nexus phones come out, I'll watch for a price break on the Galaxy Nexus and probably pick one up.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] deathknellx:
You are being a ****. In every thread I read you got some smart-ass remark. I bet you never eff-up,huh? gtfo;-)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mt3g:
I'm almost positive this was towards me, and well... ok. Maybe if people actually searched or didn't make retarded threads I wouldn't be, I help when help is needed (as in if someone searches and posts in an already created thread like these ones.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1449382

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1342085

I searched for 10 seconds and found both of these. It's pointless to make a thread like this, especially with the OP's statement, does he want a cookie for wanting a sensation? Lastly OP my interest is not to stock what you have said in other threads, if you make a new thread make it worthwhile to read for the community, not something useless and informative.

Hey XDA I just had Chipotle, and added way too much Cholula to it.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] darbear5610:
If you're gonna jump ship, just do it.

The community for the G2x has been flawless, but I have seen the future, and I left it for the GS II. Man, they're a live one over there. Everyone's awesome and welcoming; a bit impatient at times when they ask for ROM updates (lol smh), but generally nice people.

Now all the devs here are a capable bunch, and they've managed to do what LG/T-Mobile/Nvidia couldn't do. I've said this time and time again. But without those 3 giving this phone even half of the effort, we suffer ultimately. In Driver support, Camera support, ICS support, annoying bugs going unfixed. The devs have to pick up all the slack, and that sucks. I left because of the circumstances that those 3 have put us in, and I'd say it's a fair assessment.

But if you're gonna jump ship, I suggest you don't do it for whoever gets ICS first. There's no way I would have gone to the Sensation, too many hoops to jump through, S-OFF, bootloader, etc. That phone's pretty thick too, not enough internal memory either (Nice camera though). Jump when you decide your time here has come to an end, when you have felt like you can enjoy this phone no longer, or if you feel you just need an upgrade/better spec'd phone. I believe those are valid reasons, as well as explanations that don't tick off the rest of the community. x) Cheers on your future smartphone endeavors!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] dakunclear:
ya i was on the same boat when the phone came out but meh there is a lot of things that i love about this brick lol but mind you the galaxy S3 is coming out so i might go out and buy one of those this summer :D
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mansa_noob:
Just jump already :D

It all depends on what you want the phone to do for you... and what you are willing to do for the phone!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] adolfo778:
previously owned the sensation and I believe that the g2x is way smoother and feels better in the hands, though the dev community over there is rocking
[T-Mobile LG G2x] vmartinez39:
Really? G2X feels better in the hand? I got to try it out at the store, been looking to get my hands on a sensation off craigslist for a good price, probably trade for my GS2.

I'm sentimental with my devices, also, have lots of back NANDROIDS of the G2X and need to get my data out of them before selling it. Actually thats the only reason I still hang on to my G2X. Too lazy to move my stuff out of it. I can, just don't feel like it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] 0xD34D:
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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] 0xD34D:
I just recently got all the telephony framework playing nice with miui and have not had a chance to give this a full day's run but from what I have seen it is quite stable and should cause no issues using this as a daily driver.

I have noticed some minor graphical glitches in some apps, especially when rotating the device but nothing that is too severe. Please keep your messages to specific questions, issues or comments about this ROM. If you have general questions about MIUI then you should seek out the appropriate forum for that discussion.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] eunkipark92:
is this fully functional?:0
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ssmr2t:
Arigato Gosaimousu!!!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] 0xD34D:
Please read my first and second posts. The first one lists things that I know are not working and I mention some minor things in my second post.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] d2theaher69:
Awesome! Wifi calling?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mattbradfo:
Awesome thank you lithium! I've been waiting for this! :eek:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] casonswag:
No wifi calling bro this based off Asop
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] casonswag:
+1! so this is the official? Like when miui.us update every week so will we?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] r1d3r:
awesome. i hope there's no call echo issue with this.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] marcgo:
I have been waiting for this since I first installed MIUI on my Nexus One. Sadly, I'm leaving for vacation today with little/no wifi or cell access for 3 weeks. oh well... downloading now. ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mainevent3405:
Does theme chooser work properly? Have you tried to change themes?