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[HTC EVO 3D] aryehzev:
I unlocked the bootloader for my friend's evo 3d (on hboot 1.5 with 2.17.651.5) with htcdev.com, then i flashed cwm with fastboot, and after that i tried flashing miui 2.5.3 (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1571021) i wiped data, dalvik, and cache, before i flashed, and i got a bootloop, i tried wiping data and cache after flash and i still got a bootloop, i tried doing the same with twrp and i got the same problem, i tried installing the official miui.us evo 3d build and inbREDed (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1269610) and i got the same problem with both recovery's. then i relocked the bootloader so i can ruu, but ruu recognized the image on the phone and asked me if i want to update to 2.17.651.5 but when i clicked next i got an error message saying there is trouble connecting with the phone.

What can i do?

its my friend's phone and its not working... is there anything i missed??
[HTC EVO 3D] wloftus:
yes there is one thing you missed.... you have hboot 1.5... you caan not write directly to the boot partition so what you have to do is take the ZIP file of the ROM you downloaded and open it..be it in winzip, winrar, or whatever....there is a boot.img file in there ... take that file and extract it to the same place as your fastboot.exe file and the rest of them... then go into your hboot and load up fast boot and manually flash the boot.img file to the partition and he should boot right up...
[HTC EVO 3D] aryehzev:
Thanks man!!!!!

I haven't felt so stupid in a long time....
[HTC EVO 3D] NawNor:
Hey bro, can u give more detail about how to manually flash boot.img? Looking forward to hear from u. Thx
[HTC EVO 3D] aryehzev:
you gotta have an unlocked bootloader or s-off, and then copy the boot image from the rom you want to flash, into the folder with adb and fastboot, then boot into the bootloader (when phone is off hit the -volume button and power, highlight fastboot then hit power, then connect the phone to pc) type fastboot flash boot boot.img, wait till it finishes then you can go into recovery and flash the rom you want.
[HTC EVO 3D] mpgrimm2:
Actually, once a recovery is flashed from fastboot, you can enter it via " fastboot boot yourRecoveryFilename.IMG" and flash like normal including kernels on hboot 1.50 s-on/unlocked. See guide in my signature.
[HTC Rezound] bkhorn:
Here is an artical from Android Police http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...o-get-android-4-0-ice-cream-sandwich-updates/

HTC Rezound: June-July
[HTC Rezound] platinumrims:
Eh nvm lol. Good title
[HTC Rezound] a.mcdear:
hmm, a 2-month wide window of possibility doesn't seem that detailed to me... ;)
[HTC Rezound] platinumrims:
Considering that 1st quarter is now June, July must now be October.
[HTC Rezound] brando56894:
It's about damn time, and let's hope they stick to it.
[HTC Rezound] EmerikL:
That is about when I expected it. Anything before that is bonus. Not like it affects alot of us. Most of us are ROM'd up by now and alot of us are on Sense 4.
[HTC Rezound] platinumrims:
Right. At this point an OTA would be a downgrade for some. But it will def help perfect the ICS builds.
[HTC Rezound] RoryHe:
it's not even that it's the kernel source they release like 2 weeks after the ota that we need.
[HTC Rezound] 1heffer:
It should be: HTC - Quietly Non-committal
[Android] jscurtu:
CyanogenModManager

Easily Build - Download - Manage CM

What is CM-Manager?

CyanogenModManager (CMM) is inspired by the awesome "cmcompiler" from "lithid", but CMM is not "cmcompiler", niether is it based on it.

CMM is completely written from scratch using the gambas3 runtime.

What will/can CMM do?

As long as it is not released it really wont do much for you..

The plan is:

-Download CyanogenMod for your device and automatically check md5sum

-Compile CyanogenMod

-ADB

Supported Distributions

all (*)ubuntu families, openSuse, Magiea, Fedora. (KDE/GNOME)

Will this be opensource?

Sure, when the code is ready and in a good state.

It will be released under the GPLv3

Download

CM-Manager ist not yet complete and still in heavy development.

However, once in a while I will be releasing snapshots of the current development.

Development Snapshot Builds #2:

http://code.google.com/p/cm-manager/downloads/detail?name=snapshot-cm-manager_0.0.2-1_all.deb

NOTE: Snapshot build's will not have unfinished features enabled.

If you are a developer and want to help out, you are welcome, please contact me

How to Install on ubuntu:

Add PPA repository to get gambas3 runtime : https://launchpad.net/~nemh/+archive/gambas3

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nemh/gambas3

download the cm-manager.deb from the link above and install it with your package manager.

Features completed

- DownloadManager

snapshot#2

- fixed crash

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[Android] jscurtu:
reserved
[Android] jscurtu:
reserved #2
[Android] mDroidd:
Aha

L
[Android] Ron G:
looking into it :eek:
[Android] mDroidd:
After knowing this is not cmc, I still have a question:

WTF is this? :P

What language, modules etc etc
[Android] lithid-cm:
c or py with QT.
[Android] jscurtu:
LOL.. you don't want to know ..

I was planning on porting lithid's code to PyQt4/PySide as that is besides ".net" usually what I use at work.. I am a KDE guy and for the love of Qt, I couldn't use cmcompiler....... but, the truth is I'm bored and lazy so I felt like trying something new and ended up using the new gambas3 runtime .. actually, I was just playing with the language and the IDE and trial and trying a few things, to see what is possible and how far I would get,.. well...I got in fast and far and I am having fun with it (this language really lets you do freaky code ;-) )..

You know, I have sympathy for basic languages, my first computer was a amstrad with datasete and it came with locomotive-basic..I really loved that thing. :-P
[Android] itzdarockz:
This looks nice. But would you mind at all at adding SPH-D600 (Samsung Conquer 4g) to that list?
[Android] jscurtu:
Depending on which branch is selected, the list gets automatically generated..

If your device is not "officially" supported by CyanogenMod then it wont be in the list.

Also..please, don't quote the OP with the screenies, it unnecessarily bloats the screen..

Thanks
[Android] mDroidd:
Lol, my tool, EDS, cmcompiler, KernelManager, and this.

Maybe we could create an IRC to consult each other?
[Android] jscurtu:
Sure, I'll see if I can set one up unless you have one?

Gesendet von meinem GT-N7000
[Android] mDroidd:
Chatzy is a free IRC creator?

You can login with your personal ID and password, and the room has a password also.

I'll check for it later, it is quite a long time ago since I used it :P
[Android] lithid-cm:
I would be down, let me know the details.
[Android] lithid-cm:
Ah, gotcha. GUI driven programming. Good stuff...
[Android] jscurtu:
cool, let me know.. haven't used it in a while either, the last was freenode..
[Android] itzdarockz:
Alright thanks and sorry.
[Android] mDroidd:
Sent you a PM.

Will send lithid the link and pass also.
[Android] jscurtu:
Started making snapshots, here is the first..

DownloadManager is complete :-)

Edit: snapshot#1 crashed this morning.. fixed in #2

http://cm-manager.googlecode.com/files/snapshot-cm-manager_0.0.2-1_all.deb
[HTC Rezound] xdadevnube:
Just a heads up. The end of July is 10 weeks, so let's hope its closer to June...

http://www.htc.com/www/help/android4faq/?cid=android4blog
[HTC Rezound] platinumrims:
Aight coo
[HTC Rezound] rabidpencil:
Did I just assume when I bought it that it would be in the first wave? Or did they actually say that when the Rezound was launched? I honestly can't remember.
[HTC Rezound] platinumrims:
I think it was supposed to be "first quarter" which I guess is in June now.
[HTC Rezound] brando56894:
Once again, I'll believe it when I see the OTA notification on my phone.
[HTC Rezound] tekhna:
I'm getting really sick of this ****. It's been 6 months since ICS came out, and very, very few phones have ICS. It's embarrasing and starting to make me reconsider Android. I'm happy rooted and ROMed, but you shouldn't need to hack your phone to get updates.
[HTC Rezound] tonictonic:
If you want incessant updates that constantly disables jailbreak you're more than welcome to hit up ios.

I don't really see what the problem is other just impatience. People who don't do custom roms still have a perfectly useable phone on GB, and those who can't wait have a lot of extra options.
[HTC Rezound] Watercycle:
my first thought was "if this is another crappy article making radical claims someones getting an angry letter"

good to hear =)

should be happy the ETA isn't in 2013 at the current rollout rates hehe :p
[HTC Rezound] jdk2:
And look at the GNex. Six months after release and still on 4.0.2. If you have one of those you must really be steaming. What happened to the Google Experience?
[HTC Rezound] tekhna:
Another thing I hate--false dichotomies. If I want updates iOS, if I want a bigger screen and openness, Android.

BS. It's possible to have both. If, for example, HTC had stuck to their hero device model and ONLY released a One X, S, and V, do you think updates would be difficult? Nope. It'd be easy.

Samsung? Well, updates would be easy too if they release a GSM GS3, a CDMA/LTE GS3 and a GSM/LTE GS3, but I'd guess by December we'll have the Galaxy S3 Skyrocket HD Supreme LTE 5G Maxxx.

Release fewer, better models. Easier software updates. Not hard. Not iOS.
[HTC Rezound] godsmacked4653:
I only half disagree with this. If it were up to HTC/Samsung/Google/etc. all the devices, more than likely, would be kept up to date, and in a somewhat timely fashion.

Look at the Verizon GNex. Do you think Google and Samsung don't have a working build of 4.0.4 on it? Sure they do. Verizon just isn't happy with it, for whatever reason. Same thing applies to 90% of phones in the US.

The international, unlocked versions of phones get the newer updates faster than their US counterparts, and the cell companies have a huge impact on that.

I'm not saying manufacturers and Google don't deserve some of the blame, because they do; they're pretty lazy and complacent in a way that Apple would never be. But I think Verizon is more at fault than any other party, and I'd like to see the cell companies get more heat than Google over this stuff lately. :P
[HTC Rezound] platinumrims:
Oh, my, God. I must have that device. Lol awesome name.
[HTC Rezound] rockingondrums:
I don't care about whether or not stock phones can get updates or not. The only point I'll start getting annoyed is when it starts becoming difficult to even ROM the phone. In our case, we don't have kernel source. In my world, that's the only real big issue with fragmentation: With so many different hardware configurations out and more and more proprietary software sprouting up (the plethora grows!), getting someone to create a stable ROM and maintain it becomes ever harder.

All this choice is good for people with different things in mind and even though ICS is the business, Gingerbread (IMO) is still pretty sweet. Stock Gingerbread, that is. But boy, now we're having a hard time getting kernels made, the number of devices we have are definitely starting to outpace the number of developers with the time on their hands, etc.
[HTC Rezound] zone23:
Really you guys don't see a problem with it taking so long to get updates? I know I do. So maybe we will have an update in 6-8 weeks and kernel source in 8-10 that's great. I often wonder what HTC does all day. Must be a pretty laid back place to work.
[HTC Rezound] mentallo:
I'm sick of these "announcements". Not because of not having ICS (because we do) but the amount "announcements" we have had that were bull****.
[HTC Rezound] platinumrims:
Yea but most of these "announcements" have obviously been fake. I don't recall HTC ever putting anything out saying when they would roll updates out. I could be wrong though as I haven't given it too much attention
[HTC Rezound] xdadevnube:
This is the first word from HTC regarding the update. In reality, all the other "announcements" were unconfirmed rumors.
[HTC Rezound] drmanhattan:
only 10 weeks...this puts how short the summer is into perspective. i think ill sit back and try to stop obsessively checking the forums for nebulous ics updates and enjoy the summer. hell we worry more about it then some devs do
[HTC Rezound] I Am Marino:
The problem is, is that if the upgrade is slated to hit at the end of July, it'll be August possibly before we get kernel source since it usually takes like two weeks for source to release.
[HTC Rezound] mc_365:
We don't get updates because of device/carrier fragmentation. Each level of choice is an opportunity for the manufacturer or carriert to differentiate their product or service. This is necessary to be competitive with its industry rivals and to continue to grow sales, thus making shareholders happy. It becomes difficult to allocate resources to support such a wide range of hardware apps and carrier specific needs, so the choice has to be made, which device to support. Then it becomes a question as to, support for which user base will benefit the company most. But this always come behind pushing the newest product, as support is an expense which only produces goodwill. That being said they almost always promise that whatever their selling will be fully supported and updated expeditiously.
[HTC Rezound] madhacker7:
Incessant? Really? Please. We'll be lucky to see an update within the newly published timetable. We don't even have kernel source yet which is a direct violation of the GPL under which its released. Are you one of the users of a "perfectly usable" GB phones? It seems that big red has forgotten they have this phone I the wild. I don't know how much verizon is to blame for the laughable delay in updating the rezound. I have my doubts its HTC holding up the works though. Who knows, maybe the fourth quarter will finally see the long awaited ICS OTA. Maybe then all 6 customers they have left after getting shafted out of their unlimited data plans and still have rezounds will rejoice.
[HTC Rezound] 1heffer:
While this is probably mostly true, most users probably wouldn't know the difference between sense and go launcher. All the carriers really have to do is pull a few things from the play store to make it look pretty and people will buy it.

They're wasting time(theirs and ours) and money(ours) to create an experience that the user could create himself.

As for this ota, I'm not holding my breath.
[HTC Rezound] ijustwantmydock:
We have kernel source for gb so they are not violating gpl when we get the ota they will release the kernel source for it shortly after
[HTC Rezound] brando56894:
This whole situation has made me highly consider getting the next nexus, and possibly switching to different carrier if VZW tries to f**k with it in any way possible. Ditch Android? Not a chance.

edit: since when was a cursing filter implemented? lol
[HTC Rezound] EmerikL:
What are you talking about? GB kernel has been available since shortly after launch on htcdev.com. Because you surely can't be talking about the ICS kernel for the ICS OTA that hasn't been release to the public yet.
[HTC Rezound] GrayBoltWolf:
Not another speculation thread......
[EVO 4G General] jrollercoasters:
How can edit contacts linked to my Google acct, because every time I link my gmail, I have all these repeated numbers so I was wondering is there a way to edit them permanently instead of doing it every time I flash a new rom?
[EVO 4G General] lostsoul77:
Login to your GMAIL account contacts and edit from there. You can then force the phone to resync the account.
[EVO 4G General] jrollercoasters:
Sweet thanks! I can do this from my phone? Or do I have to go on a computer?
[EVO 4G General] sitlet:
Either. If you edit on the phone (as long as you are signed into the same google account) they will change on your gmail. And vice versa. I find it easier to edit on a pc though.
[EVO 4G General] jrollercoasters:
Oh ok cool thanks man
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EShow:
Can't find any Sense ROMs that seem to work - tried FasterFix from the market, that didn't work well.

If it helps, I'm on Thundershed.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donnyp1:
Every sense rom the gps works
[General Topics] alexvatto555:
hi i'm new 2 xdadev and i'm asking what will be the best ics based rom 4 my next coming galaxy s 2 and maybe some good kernels and tweaks and etcc. thanks 2 all bye :):p :p :p
[General Topics] Quinny899:
Quick warning that may help you: on the portal a few days ago there was an article about an issue with offical (leaked) SGS2 kernels that can cause your eMMC to become corrupted. That will irreversibly brick your phone. Just be careful
[General Topics] cpl.Bower:
You should give a try to cyanogenmod 9 (they said its pretty unstable but still)
[General Topics] jastonas:
No CM9. Please try one of the many custom Samsung roms and AOKP roms which are trending at the moment....
[General Topics] irvan90:
Hey. Try resurrection remix. It's in the SGS2 android development section. And I find that the SiyahKernel 3.2.7.2 is the best so far. You can turn on bln. This let's your menu and back keys blink when you have a new message.

You have to download "extweaks" from play store to activate this.
[General Topics] KePTeiN:
CriskeloServanTeam is a BIG rom, it is that i use
[General Topics] olyloh6696:
Wrong forum. Should be posted in the SGS2 subforum...

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[General Topics] amerkiller1995:
SlimICS

a very good ICS rom

very quick and stable

constantly upgraded
[General Topics] Fabolous94:
try rom ressurection remix , for me its one of the best
[General Topics] joeri_:
paranoidandroid, for sure :)
[General Topics] dcstar:
wait to the new
[General Topics] alexelebek:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1742739

Try it out, Im using since few hours. Looks awfull, stable, battery life is nice...

Further comments will come in future days as long as I use it.
[HTC Sensation] b3ndik:
Hi, I sent my phone to HTC for repair because of a broken USB input. It came back yesterday after 4 weeks (free of charge, HTC's warranty covered it) and now it is really hot all the time even when idle and the battery will only last for a couple of hours. Is there anything I can do? S-off it and change ROM?

HBOOT: 1.29.0000

Thanks
[HTC Sensation] kgs1992:
Well, since you are stock & in warranty, wouldn't it be best to go back to HTC and inform them about the new problem?
[HTC Sensation] b3ndik:
Well yeah, but I'm so ****ing tired of sending it to repair. This will be the 4th time now, can't bear the thought of being with a HTC Touch Pro Diamond for another 4 weeks...

Really wan't to fix it myself if it's possible.
[HTC Sensation] kgs1992:
In your case, there really isn't much to do if you're all stock.

Try doing this though:

Use battery intensive applications to drain your battery completely.

Try switching it on a couple of times to drain any remaining charge.

Charge your phone for 4 hours continuously, without disturbing it or booting it.

Even if it shows the green LED, continue until 4-5 hours of charging has completed.

Power up your phone and observe for a day. If it is still the same, repeat once more.
[HTC Sensation] b3ndik:
Thanks, will do
[Motorola Droid RAZR] aety9:
So I'm on the fence. I want to update to the 206 patch but I want to make sure I'm not going to screw myself down the road.

-Will updating to ICS through Cheesecake cause me to lose Root? (I have root backed up through VooDoo Rootkeeper)

-Will I be able to upgrade to future ICS Releases as they become available (or the official ICS if it gets released within our lifetime)?

Any input is appreciated.

Thanks
[Motorola Droid RAZR] qoncept:
I'm pretty sure, based on how you asked your questions, that you've read the answers over and over. Why are you asking? If you haven't read the answers, go read the threads above and below this one, because they both have both answers.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] aety9:
I've read the answers to my questions go both ways. I've read that people lost root and did not lose root and you can get OTAs and you can't and all that, so I'm asking, hoping to get an answer from someone who tried it already or may shed some light on the issue. Like I said, any input is appreciated.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] DrSadistic:
Im on the 203 leak and yes you can restore root with ota.

However, i have not been able as of yet to update to any other leak. Ill know more about whether i can update through ota when it gets released.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] bsweetness:
As in most cases that involve modifying your phone beyond what is possible with a stock device, if you have to ask, then you probably shouldn't do it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mkeller96:
I was reading the Verizon/Corporate PRL on Sprint GNEX and had a few questions

How do I extract the original prl from my phone and also when I write the modded prl and under network it says unknown but others have been saying it says Verizon please help!!!!!!
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] hd2brick:
So I am on hboot 1.45.0013 with s-on, boot loader unlocked and I am rooted.

I also have CWM installed

I have been searching on how to obtain S-off with no luck.

Am I ready to flash roms? or do I need S-off first? Is there even a way to get S-off?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] MT4GS:
"Drunk Bear" method to obtain S-OFF:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1576672

ICS on unlocked with S-ON:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1508556
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] cj chitwood:
^^^^^What he said.

FWIW, I also have HBOOT 1.45.0013, and I have CWM installed (version 5.0.2.7) and have successfully flashed a custom ROM. You do not need S-Off. It's merely a convenience at this point.

The catch is, as posted in the ICS link, if you flash a ROM and need to change the kernel too, the kernel must be flashed through fastboot on S-On phones. "S-Off" don't need to worry about this.

However, for 99.44% of people who flash ROMs, flashing kernels through fastboot is no big deal, and I haven't read yet where someone needed S-Off to accomplish what they were after.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] yellowjacket1981:
I have had a hard time replacing the splash screen using the splash flasher tool with S-on, I haven't tried to do it manually, because it is my bf's phone, and I feel he should do it.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] cj chitwood:
I forgot that was an option. I flashed my G1's splash screen to a pic of my daughter when she was only a year old and never tried anything after that on that phone or my MT4GS.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] gtmaster303:
You do need S-OFF for ad-free to work without a hitch. otherwise you have to do something through ADB to get it to work. Which can be quite challenging for some that can't even find their way around control panel, let alone cmd
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] cj chitwood:
I won't say ad-free is flawless, but it does work on my S-On.

---------- Post added at 08:13 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:12 PM ----------

which reminds me... I need to go install it again.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] hd2brick:
Thanks I ended up flashing ICS rom with the link you gave me, and my root actually worked. then I did the s-off with the wire trick and all that crazy stuff. now im good to go. not sure what rom to run though :S
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] gtmaster303:
Really? It never worked on my s on 3g slide...
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] cj chitwood:
Yup, because when I went to a website with ads on it, there were rectangles that were white and no ads. Again it wasn't perfect... on some it worked and some did not. Either way I'll take getting rid of some ads to getting rid of no ads any day

--

Posted from Twitchie, my CyanogenMOD 9 powered HTC DoubleShot
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ladyhaylin:
I got a notification that I had an update. its when from la1 to lc1 ics prep update maybe? anyone know what's going on?

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