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[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hashbang173:
Has anybody done it before

I once saw a thread that when somebody wiped system before installing ICS and they got bricked
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] veeman:
Wiping system is not necessary. I just do it to be on the safe side. You can do it without wiping system though.
[General Questions and Answers] ekimbadger:
I just bricked my axim x50low trying to upgrade to a higher version of WM,now it cant boot it gets stuck at 80% on the dell screen this is my 3rd month my PDA has had that problem. Please help if you have a idea.
[General Questions and Answers] TeeJay3800:
Please always include an appropriate thread title.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Alucard570:
Hello everyone, i see a video from youtube is the Lg optimus L3 is very parent with the optimus One

the lg l3 have: (specs)

processor: 800mhz armv7

display: 3.2''

S.O.: Android 2.3.6

and the same graphics Qualcom

camera: 3.2M with autofocus

so anybody can do a port? cause i cant i dont know how to do that, i do a port but have sometimes reboots when u recived a call or a simple reboot and without autofocus the rest is working well u can record take photos play games smooth(well i do a little tweaks from the blackbird port) :p now is more smooth if u want test it tellme to upload the file in 4shared

Greetings From Mexico and Sorry for my english i need study :P
[Optimus One, P500, V General] aspee:
L3 Is armv6?

If so this is great news I thought it is armv7.

Whats new in the LG rom?

I am interested in kernel

Maybe someone will port its .38 kernel.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Alucard570:
Sorry dude

sorry dude but the LG L3 have the new armv7 :( sorry my bad in the information

here is the rest of the specs:

http://www.gsmarena.com/lg_optimus_l3_e400-4461.php
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] narlynarwhal:
New build fixes call echo!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Ramone360:
Where is the link?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bikrame:
Look into rootzwiki.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Ramone360:
Thanks
[HTC One X] mikey0105:
hi there! quick question here.. i found this app "go launcher" installed it, as of the moment i really like this app, it suits me.. but one problem is the function menu at the bottom of the screen (BLACK) that take a lot if my screen (a lot for me ^^) can we remove this? because im trying to watch reviews from youtube but they dont have it on their screen..

screen shot provided, see attachment.
[HTC One X] mrwookie6379:
It's because the One X does not have a dedicated menu button as standard. If you want to remove it then use blubbers 3 dot removal mod in the dev section. It maps one of the buttons to be a dedicated menu button. Hope this helps.
[HTC One X] jeyml:
If you have a deodexed ROM:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1582506

If you have a stock ROM 1.28:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25063642&postcount=279

If you have a stock ROM 1.29.401.7:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25533464&postcount=373

If you have a stock ROM 1.29.401.11:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26162691#post26162691

You must have a rooted phone in order to flash the 3dot removal.
[HTC One X] mikey0105:
thanks for the quick reply. i have ARHD ROM atm... how to install that aroma thingy?
[HTC One X] jeyml:
Flash it.Copy that zip into the SD card,enter CWM (first make a backup in case something goes wrong) and after that select "install from sd card" and install the zip you've copyed earlier.
[HTC One X] mikey0105:
thanks.. will try and give you guys an update,,, BACK UP BACK UP BACK UP!
[HTC One X] mikey0105:
Fantastic! its all okay now! no more 3 dot menu! thanks so much!
[HTC One X] jeyml:
No problem man.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] johnnyluhk:
I have been following this thread to step 6 and the flyer bricks.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1428104

I am not aware that they are not for S-off flyers.

The LED stays orange and flyer not responding not matter I hold the power button or power + volume down buttons.

Much appreciated if any one can advise on that.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] wranglerray:
Are you s-on or s-off?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] mcord11758:
Is there something showing On your screen or is it just black
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] johnnyluhk:
I am s-off:)
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] johnnyluhk:
Just black, nothing showing
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] wranglerray:
if you can get into bootloader....

check your hboot version. 6.11.1111 is for honeycomb

if your on honeycomb you can download this ruu and extract it.

then from fastboot

fastboot oem rebootRUU

then run the aru.exe and it will take to back to honeycomb

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/73987477/RUU_FLYER_WIFI_BBUS_B10.zip
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] johnnyluhk:
I let my battery drawn and then I can get back to the honeycombs.

Thanks to all of you above.
[Off-topic] Cor-master:
I call bs on the apple, the patent (tapping on a phone number link in an email brings up the dialer wtf really?), the courts that ruled in apples favor and the itc too. Apple muster be paying everyone off. Apple makes some nice stuff but I refuse to every even consider their products till they try to compete fairly by making a better product instead of filing bs patents and trying to sue the competition until they go bankrupt so they can get away with selling 8 gig mp3 players for $300.

Real though data tapping omg who cares? Why in gods name would any judge think apple is seriously being hurt because offers such a minor feature? Right now everyones is just insuring that already crippled company is gone become of a multi billion dollar company has a stupid patent that was probably filed after htc phones already had the feature.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] randpost:
So I just just got my second Galaxy Nexus as my work phone. I also have one for personal use. My wife has one also, plus I returned my personal Gnex twice for screen problems.

I'm bored and I figured I would post the differences between the 3 we have at home, and the 2 I returned.

All 5 phones have been perfectly identical in 4g and 3g connecting, hardware performance etc. The only thing that has been different between all 5 phones are the screens. None of the screens have been equal to any of the others. Some have banding, some have purplish grays, while one had an issue with max brightness. Out of the three we currently have now, I would say that only one is near perfect, while the other 2 are adequate enough to keep (one produces banding on grays, and the other has purple tones associated with grey colors).

Why are all the screens so different? is it amoled? Is it just the GNEX? I have had plenty of LED, LCD, and CRT's monitors in the past, and a few amoled screens, but I haven't experienced anything like this before. I'm currently sitting in front of three identical LED monitors and they all produce the same effect on the same settings.

Picture of my 2 phones ( sorry not good detail. Using another phone to take pictures)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] danger-rat:
Isn't that what Permissions Denied does?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stericson.permissions
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xternal:
Wow, I didn't realise you could patch AOKP on ICS yet. Have been waiting for this for so long. How would I go about applying your patch for AOKP gsm?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JoeSyr:
For gsm you'd need a new patch. There are instructions in the first thread I linked to if you'd like to try it out. I might make one in a bit since I expect that to be a popular request and I expect it to work.

Same idea, different approach. Permissions denied generally causes apps to crash if they need info that they are denied. I also had a major issue with it a while back that I ended up doing a factory reset for, but I think that's been fixed since then.

Not sure how pdroid gets around apps fc'ing (maybe it spoofs data so apps go on running normally? It has an option to set your own values I haven't played with much), but it works very smoothly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JoeSyr:
Quick update, I put up a maguro for AOKP, and I also updated the OP quite a bit since I last posted. Finally got around to testing the patches I made; getting better at reading the patching process as well to tell when a patch will work before flashing it, too.

At far as updates go, I don't really intend to follow the cm9 nightlies as I don't run them myself. I'll probably continue to try new versions of AOKP and paranoid android as they come out. I'll continue to try the roms that don't patch yet with new versions of the patcher as they are released.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sitaramp:
Thank you. The maguro patch works for me.

Edit: not sure, but this likely breaks 2 apps: Listen, Drive.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] deaffob:
I've been using LBE Privacy to control permissions and this app doesn't crash apps that have permissions blocked. It's one of their selling points, doesn't crash apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xternal:
PDroid source has been released, whilst LBE created by a 'suspect' chinese company. I put the suspect in inverted comma's because nothing has actually been proven.

The patch works a treat on GSM aokp, many thanks

edit: looking at it though, it seems it doesn't find all the permissions correctly. I am assuming this is a limitation of the current pdroid as it is not designed for ics.

For instance it does not find hardware controls. Google Drive has access to hardware controls to take photos/videos.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JoeSyr:
Thanks for the confirmations on the maguro zip, I edited the post to reflect that it's definitely working.

I hadn't heard of LBE before making these threads but from what I've read it seems like people generally prefer pdroid. I'll check it out at some point but it looks like it does a bit more than I'd want it to, and pdroid being open source is definitely a plus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] peterlemonjello:
IIRC, there's certain instances where apps can bypass LBE but not PDroid. I think reboot is one of those times due to when LBE loads.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jackattack:
I've been running LBE but lately the service keeps stopping because it doesn't get root soon enough after boot. Trying this now on Paranoid. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SGDynamite:
i have used this patch for CM9 but after the Bootscreen have i a Blackscreen -.- what can i do?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JoeSyr:
I'm guessing you are running a different build/more recent nightly? I might take that link down as it was meant as more of a proof of concept if the cm9 patcher was working and it's unlikely anyone is going to be flashing that particular build just to test pdroid.

The most effective thing would be to just re-flash the original rom's zip, you don't need to wipe anything. The revert zip file is basically just four files copied from a given rom's original zip, services.jar, core.jar and framework.jar in /system/framework, and build.prop in /system.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheJ0hnman:
I hadn't heard of pdroid until I was on the Nexus, so I'm not familiar with it to compare, but I'm currently using LBE and blocking its data connections with Droidwall. Perhaps a bit overkill... but works great as far as I can tell.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robjective:
I think I flashed it to a nightly a day or two after 5-18 and it worked, but it definitely did not work on 5-27 or 5-29.

If the patch doesn't work for you, pull the battery, then hold volume up and down while you hold power, then use volume up and down to get to recovery option--press power to select. Either flash the revert or the old from there on top of the non-working one. Don't clear data partition and you won't lose anything.

@Joesyr, I think there is some interest in CM9 nightly patches...would you mind making a CM9 patch maybe once a week? I haven't had any luck making the patch on my own.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JoeSyr:
Well the last cm9 nightly I tried didn't patch at all (I believe it was a 5/29 build). I will try tinkering with things as I get the time but I'm not really at the level of fully understanding these kinds of failures yet.

Next time there's an updated cm9 patch I will try to get a working pdroid zip and I'll consider weekly updates. I'm also generally willing to make these on request as it's a pretty quick process. Fiddling with dropbox links is probably the longest part of any of this.

Any particular issue you're having with the patcher? I've been thinking I could write a little tutorial for getting cygwin up and running since I imagine that for most people the limiting factor is just that they don't have a linux environment to work in. But until I get the time to do that I can help troubleshoot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] soloxp:
Can you make a patch for stock root.

Thx
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] baka2x:
Has anybody experienced random rebooting? All was fine until I opened a non system app. Then it just started rebooting randomly after opening any app. I ran it on Maguro with AOKP b37.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JoeSyr:
Yup, not sure if the rom I just put up is the same you were looking for but it's the first one I've been able to get to patch correctly with the aosp patch.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WiredPirate:
Just flashed the Toro AOKP b37 patch, tested and working great here. Thank so much! Awesome work!!:D:D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robjective:
I tried using live Ubuntu, accessing the patcher folder on my NTFS partition. It didn't work, so I chmod +x'd it. Didn't work, so I moved it to the desktop of the live Ubuntu session and chmod +x'd it again. No matter what I did, it would say "command not found". I know I was in the right directory because I use tab to autocomplete. If I open the file with an editor, I can see that it's a script. I tried appending .sh to the name and that didn't do anything either.

Same thing happens in Cygwin. I get "command not found" when I run "pdroid_patcher update-cm-9-20120529-NIGHTLY-toro-signed.zip cm9" or same thing without the "cm9" at the end.

I was assuming the script isn't running at all, but is there a way to add a verbose flag so I can see if it is running and erring out?

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JoeSyr:
Don't think there is, but what's your folder structure? Sounds like it's not running at all to me. I believe the patch needs to be in the pp folder it came zipped in, and run from one level up. The full command is

./pp/pdroid_patcher [rom.zip] [patch]

(Where [patch] is optional and if absent, default is aosp. You can use the flag -h to display all available patch options)

Sounds like you may have just unzipped everything and the patch is expecting a structure that's not in place?

My cygwin setup is arranged like this:

c:/cygwin/home/[username]/pp/

The rom.zip sits in the [username] folder. /pp/ contains the files pdroid_patcher and pdroid_tools.tgz.

In cygwin, cd your way to /username/ and then run the command, including the ./pp/ bit. I.e. when you execute the command I believe it looks for the rom.zip in the current directory and needs the ./pp/ bit to tell it where to find the pdroid_patcher file.

Oh also fyi, the "mintty" terminal emulator made using cygwin a little nicer overall. I believe that from the default installation I only had to enter mintty as a command once to use it.

I also had to do a bit more repo syncing once I got the pdroid_patcher to run; recent versions of the patch are nice in that they tell you if you're missing any tools.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robjective:
That was the problem. I was running from inside "pp". It ran and gave me a missing "patch diff tools" message, but the log file it generated is blank. I'll play with it more tomorrow. At least I'm on the right track now.

Thanks again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JoeSyr:
Yeah what you probably want to do is run the cygwin setup again and search "diff" and install any packages that look like what you want.

Just a guess, but you're probably going to get a similar message telling you that you're missing jar also, which is part of JDK. I never figured out if I could make cygwin use a windows install of jdk, and you can't just copy the jar files and have them work either. I ended getting it from this:

http://sourceware.org/cygwinports/

Just searching "jar" and installing what came up. Word of caution, I synced the entire Java directory afterwards on a "hey why not" whim and it actually broke things for me and I had to revert, so less is more sometimes.

That's the short version of my success but it did take me quite a while to get everything squared away so good luck!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robjective:
Ubuntu live CD worked for me this time. I had to apt-get patch and unzip JDK and edit .bashrc for the java path and everything ran. It was the whole ./pp thing. It does expect the rom to be in the directory you are running from and the "pp" folder to be a sub-directory there.

That said, I did get an error. I think the patch hasn't kept up with CM9's development and it chokes on services.jar. [The version I tried to patch was CM9 20120530] [Edit 2: I guess you already know this...I found the comments in the other thread that they are working on the CM9 patches]

# running ./pp/pdroid_patcher rom.zip cm9
aokp-core.patch
aokp-framework.patch
aokp-preloaded.patch
aokp-services.patch
aosp-core.patch
aosp-framework.patch
aosp-preloaded.patch
aosp-services.patch
cm7-core.patch
cm7-framework.patch
cm7-preloaded.patch
cm7-services.patch
cm9-core.patch
cm9-framework.patch
cm9-preloaded.patch
cm9-services.patch
obsolete/
obsolete/aosp_20120506-core.patch
obsolete/cm9_20120506-services.patch
obsolete/aosp_20120507-framework.patch
obsolete/cm9_20120506-framework.patch
obsolete/aokp_20120506-services.patch
obsolete/aosp_20120506-services.patch
obsolete/aosp_20120507-core.patch
obsolete/aosp_20120507-services.patch
obsolete/aosp_20120506-framework.patch
obsolete/pdroid_patcher_20120510
obsolete/cm9_20120506-core.patch
obsolete/aokp_20120506-core.patch
obsolete/aosp_20120506-preloaded.patch
obsolete/aokp_20120506-preloaded.patch
obsolete/cm9_20120506-preloaded.patch
obsolete/aokp_20120506-framework.patch
obsolete/aosp_20120507-preloaded.patch
baksmali.jar
signapk.jar
smali.jar
updatecert.pem
updatekey.pk8
update-template.zip
# VID= 4.0.4
# MID= cm9
# RID= cm9
# DID=
GARBAGE= framework.jar.out/smali/android/app/ActivityThread.smali.orig services.jar.out/smali/com/android/server/ServerThread.smali.orig services.jar.out/smali/com/android/server/am/ActivityManagerService.smali.orig
GARBAGE= framework.jar.out/smali/android/server/BluetoothA2dpService.smali.rej framework.jar.out/smali/android/server/BluetoothA2dpService$1.smali.rej framework.jar.out/smali/android/location/Location.smali.rej framework.jar.out/smali/android/net/wifi/WifiConfigStore.smali.rej framework.jar.out/smali/android/content/IntentFilter.smali.rej framework.jar.out/smali/android/content/CursorLoader.smali.rej services.jar.out/smali/com/android/server/ServerThread.smali.rej
services.jar.out/smali/com/android/server/ServerThread.smali[1892,13] Label "goto_1f8" is not defined.
services.jar.out/smali/com/android/server/ServerThread.smali[1925,13] Label "goto_1d0" is not defined.
services.jar.out/smali/com/android/server/ServerThread.smali[1930,4] mismatched tree node: I_STATEMENT_FORMAT22x expecting I_CATCHES
services.jar.out/smali/com/android/server/ServerThread.smali[1939,4] mismatched tree node: I_STATEMENT_FORMAT35c_METHOD expecting <UP>
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JoeSyr:
Yup, but glad to see you've got your setup working correctly. I'm excited about the ideas they're proposing for future versions of the patcher and now we play the waiting game.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eksasol:
Thank you for this patch.

With AOKP 37 and launching "Let's Golf 3" game it crashes PDroid everytime.

Sorry if this question is obvious, but the blocking permissions by PDroid, are they still active in the system even if the app crashed?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tweak32:
This looks great. Would love to have it on my captivate aokp ROM.

Impressive.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thepolish:
Problem with b37

I'm now running aokp b37 (was b35 but updated because I saw this patch.. wipe,completely clean install). I've tried twice to patch for pdroid with what you have linked, and every time it boot loops. Not like 15 minutes and I think it's bootlooping, but over an hour each time to the extent that I'm about to give up. I was curious if possibly they had updated the b37 rom and maybe it broke your patch. The md5 I have for my rom zip is 2cf79539730d5ca0304b57840015d484, and would like to see if you could compare to what you patched with. if they're the same I'm at a complete loss for what I'm doing wrong.

edit: After further reading, I realize that you are patching from the rom source not the flashable zip. Oh well, maybe I'll just have to wait for the official patch to come out. Seems like some have had luck though, thank you for your work on this!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JoeSyr:
Hmm, this is probably a question for svyath, the developer of pdroid itself. The people developing this patcher might be able to offer some insight as well. Check the links in the OP for the other threads.

Replied to your pm, but for reference I am patching from the flashable zips that are found in the threads I link to in the OP.

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In other news:

Rewrote some parts of the OP again, and changed the setup to just link to my dropbox folder so I don't have to fiddle with links every time I update files. Phew, much easier to manage.

Oh also cm9 nightlies should be working again! I'll flash the latest nightly tonight to test if I get a chance but otherwise I expect this build to be working so let me know if you test it!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robjective:
I can confirm that your 20120602 CM9 patch works.

I spent about 2 hours trying to do my own and whatever I did the other night, I couldn't duplicate on an Ubuntu install or an Ubuntu live CD session. Also couldn't get cygwin to work. I got past JDK, but then it borked on JAR.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JoeSyr:
Did you get the repo synced from cygwinports that I linked to? I remember it took me a while of trying before it finally worked (and I think the mirror never worked), but with that loaded I just searched jar and found what I needed under the java directory.

Also thanks, I'll move the cm9 back to tested. Didn't get a chance to backup my phone etc tonight to flash it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] davall:
Tried to make a patch for BlackICE maguro v36 which is based on aokp.

Had no luck!

Got an error in services.jar: Label "cond_1f6" not defined, etc.

Any clue?

Thanks in advance.

UPDATE: Got it to compile without optional argument {aokp}. Uff! Will test and report back.

UPDATE2: It is not coming up. Bootanimation all the way :-(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JoeSyr:
You're doing this in cygwin, right? I'll sav you some hassle, read the log for a given patch (use "cat log123456789" for whatever the log file number is that each run generates). If you see anything that says "HUNK FAILED", it's not going to work. Conversely I've found that anything lacking this behavior is pretty garaunteed to run just fine; no midground of guessing.

Also, I believe that omitting the patch type in the command just leaves it to default to the aosp patch, which is probably the least likely to be compatible with custom roms. So far the only rom outside of the main AOSP/AOKP/CM9 line that I've got working is Paranoid Android, which I suppose succeeds at not changing anything from its cm9 base that would throw off the patcher.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robjective:
Life has been busy, so I haven't had a chance to try the latest CM9 patch. I should get a chance tonight.

Just an idea for Dropbox folder organization...Have the folder name be CM9, then inside have the patch name include CM9 and the build date. It won't hurt the patch to have a different name and that way, if there is a need to revert back to a version or two, the last two or three patches could all be in the folder.

Thanks for your dedication.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robjective:
20120604 patch bootloops 20120610 CM9 ROM. Haven't played with creating my own patches again yet.