yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sashank:
Take a look at this thread to get back to the latest stock firmware.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21109612

Instructions should be in the thread, if you need any help get back to me. First connect the phone to PC via USB and run the RUU exe file. The phone should boot up after that. Then you can flash the rooted version of the ROM also included in the thread.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Teichopsia:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=4

Sent from a dream.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] talktoanil:
Hi guys...thanks for your links....Now i am able to boot the phone..rooted the phone with Ace Hack kit.

I have CWM working gr8....

Now, I wish to install ICS ROM on this. Can i just get this zip and put it in SD card n update the OS ?

here what i got now

Android Version : 2.3.3

Sense Version : 2.1

Baseband version : 12.56.60.25U_26.10.04.03_m

Kernel Version : 2.6.35.10-gd2564fb htc-kernel@and18-2#1

Build Number : 2.37.707.3 CL56018 release-keys

Software Number : 2.37.707.3
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Teichopsia:
You can flash that rom, but if it's for your boss, ask him what he wants. All ICS roms have their bugs. A few of them, the only major problem they have is no working camara.

Before flashing, make a backup of the current rom you have.

Sent from a dream.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] talktoanil:
Thanks..will ask him.

Also, I think this is NOT the stock ROM. He says phone was on 2.3.6 before he tried rooting.

Now that phone is up and running (solved the issue with Ace Hack Kit) , its showing 2..3.3 ..checked for update and it says "no update available."

Tried HTCdev.com/bootloader setup but it gives error as shown in OP.

So whats the official Indian HTC ROM for DHD ? Where can i get it ?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Teichopsia:
The hack kit downgrades to make rooting possible. The point of rooting is to flash other roms.

Regarding where to get tgmhe rom, you may be able to find it on xda.... search for official ruu or something like that.

Sent from a dream.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sashank:
Yes that's it. Put the zip on SD card and flash it. Before that make a nandroid backup in recovery of the current ROM, just in case you need to come back to it. It'll back up the entire phone and restore it to the current state as it is if required. Then in recovery wipe boot, system, data and cache. Also make sure the .android_secure folder on SD card is deleted.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Teichopsia:
I didn't know that one, why do you have to delete that folder? Is it done when flashing a ruu?

Sent from a dream.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] talktoanil:
Thanks everyone. problem is solved. I will try flashing various ROM's now :)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sashank:
It depends on the ROM actually. If the ROM contains a wipe script it'll wipe that folder itself. But they usually don't. Using a superwipe script like the one in the ARHD thread will wipe it too. Or in 4ext recovery there's an option called 'Wipe all partitions except sdcard' which deletes that folder too. So I don't normally delete it, but sometimes if it isn't deleted, it's going to still contain all the apps installed to SD card from the previous ROM. It won't affect a new ROM installation because those apps aren't installed on the new ROM, and if they are installed it'll just over write them, but if there are a few apps which you didn't install back in the new ROM then they would be lying in that folder redundantly and waste space.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sashank:
I posted a link a few posts back. That's the latest official ROM. 2.3.5 with Sense 3.0. You flashed the older version which is 2.3.3 with Sense 2.1.

ICS ROMs have working camera and panorama but not video recording. If your boss wants it then fine, but otherwise stick to the stock 2.3.5 ROM or try CyanogenMod 7.2 RC3 where everything works. HTC will release an ICS update in July-August anyway which will have working camera (and then all the other AOSP/AOKP/Sense 4 ICS ROMs will get it working too).
[HTC One X] miilo:
droidsans.com/htc-one-x-white-cracked-body-reported <--- u can see more by this site
[HTC One X] xmoo:
think thats the effect from too much sun...

Buy then again my grey one don't have this issue. And was in direct sun for about 10 days (holiday :D).
[HTC One X] benny194:
Looks like the body has been overly stressed. You'll see the same thing in perspex and glass when it's bent but not broken. I'd say someone was a bit too active with the phone in a tight pocket.
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
Likewise no effect on my white one, just like xmoo I was in direct sunlight for 10 days as well in Turkey on my holiday and no peeling effect like that.
[HTC One X] Laurentius26:
Yep, phones need holiday too sometimes. :D
[HTC One X] GabrielSousa:
you can buy other housing ;)

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/270978720...X:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649#ht_2634wt_1163
[HTC One X] miilo:
what about Cause for this issue ?

many body have this issue by normal use.
[HTC One X] Laurentius26:
I think you already have your questions answered isn't?

To much sunlight

It's stressed/bend to much

Another thing I can think off is that the phone is dropped.

How do you know many body have this issue, where do you base that on?
[HTC One X] miilo:
droidsans.com/htc-one-x-white-cracked-body-reported <--- u can see more by this site

this site talk about hard case / curing material in production process
[HTC One X] miilo:
normal use u know

- not too much sun light

- not It's stressed/bend

many body have this issue not one man.
[HTC One X] iTeeXDA:
I have a few scratches on mine, is there a guide on how to replace this?
[HTC One X] miilo:
who know about true/real cause?
[HTC One X] Laurentius26:
Try the search button on top right corner of your screen with this keywords:

'HTC One X replace cover'

It's easy. ;)
[HTC One X] miilo:
replace it . then

if we don't know real cause about this issue

and issue happen again ?

replace it, again again again again ...

Easy :p^^:p

think?
[HTC One X] Laurentius26:
@Miilo, did I answer you? :confused:

I have no issues with the body, maybe a good advise is to talk to HTC and claim your warrantee.
[HTC One X] miilo:
ok i understand u don't know about real cause. thx for your advise

but i want to know real cause for this issue or some one had seen like it

in this issue is not my phone, is happen in my friend [ community of droidsans.com ]

some one KNOW ?

real cause or some one had seen it
[HTC One X] jaaystott:
Dude, did you microwave your phone -.-?
[HTC One X] miilo:
not microwave now my friend claim with HTC and get a new one

but i don't sure it happen again

somebody talk about cause like a curing in production process, use hard case, deve jeans.
[HTC One X] helmetbox!:
Can't we claim warranty for that? I have the same issue.. Guess I will send in for. Warranty claim when I'm free.
[HTC One X] miilo:
can u take a picture for your issue ?
[HTC One X] farnsbarns:
I said months ago that white polycarbonate would degrade fast. It's the same for a lot of plastics, light colour=shorter life.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] KaelanDuck:
I've got my friends phone (x10 mini pro) and I'm trying to put MiniCM9 on it.

I've unlocked the bootloader, flashed the nAa ICS kernel, then flashed the rom. Wiped data at least 100 times.

But when it boots, just after the kernel animation finishes it hard reboots itself, repeating for a while until it gives up and stays off.

I'm truly stumped. Any help guys?

--

Kaelan

EDIT: Solved (SmG67)

Solution: Use the correct baseband (*4015)

Flash 2.1.1.C.0.0 to get this
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
Did you make sure to got the right files for the X10Mini Pro?

I'm not saying you don't know what you're doing, but sometimes people just get lost in the forums and download the wrong ones.

If you could provide the links where you got it from, that could be helpful.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] charismakid:
before flashing the rom , wipe everything except sd card and then fix permissions in recovery after flashing rom . this will solve the problem .....!!!:D:D
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] KaelanDuck:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1636501 I got it from here. Is this right for the mini pro?

Nope, didn't work. I even tried fixing permissions via adb shell, that didn't make a difference.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
Yes, that is the right ROM for the x10 Mini Pro, I hope you got the kernel from the same forum too :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] thegearhead:
try downloading the rom again, and flash it again, maybe your download failed .
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] KaelanDuck:
Yeah, the nAa ICS kernel from the x10 mini pro subforum

I'll try and redownload when I get home. (I'm on an evil school network that blocks everything, I have to use hacks just to get here)

The same thing occurs with MiniCM7 though (with the nAa GB kernel)

Sig checks on both zips fail with a "Missing /res/keys" or something
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] thegearhead:
Check if your bootloader is in fact unlocked, doublecheck, then redownload the kernel and the rom, and try it again
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Yashu1019:
Try a different rom !!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
His bootloader seems unlocked, don't think the kernel would start up if it wasn't.

He tried a different ROM, he said it happens with MiniCM7 and nAa-GB Kernel too.

@KaelanDuck: What is the model-number for this phone? normally it's in settings-about phone, but you can't get there, so look on the sticker under the backcover if you're not sure.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] KaelanDuck:
The model number says U20a, I think.

Also flashtool says the bootloader is rooted when I flash another kernel.

Is it safe to attempt to reunlock the bootloader? (with stock kernel of course)

EDIT: flashed stock rom, About phone says it's a U20i
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
Flashtool doesn't mention whether the bootloader is unlocked or not.

Rooting the phone is not the same as unlocking the bootloader.

Did you get S1Tool? It is used to identify if your bootloader is unlocked, if you haven't, you can find it here.

Post the output of that tool, and we can see if your bootloader was unlocked.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] KaelanDuck:
Welcome to S1 identify tool
PROCEDURE STOPPED BY USER

TO CONNECT NEXT PHONES
X10 Xperia,E10 Xperia Mini,E15 Xperia X8,U20 Xperia Mini Pro
LT15 Xperia ARC,MT15 Xperia NEO,R800 Xperia PLAY
PRESS AND HOLD "BACK" BUTTON...

PLEASE ATTACH TURNED OFF PHONE NOW
Elapsed:0 secs.

TO CONNECT NEXT PHONES
X10 Xperia,E10 Xperia Mini,E15 Xperia X8,U20 Xperia Mini Pro
LT15 Xperia ARC,MT15 Xperia NEO,R800 Xperia PLAY
PRESS AND HOLD "BACK" BUTTON...

PLEASE ATTACH TURNED OFF PHONE NOW

RUNNING S1_EROM VER "r8A029"
SOFTWARE AID: 0001
LOADER AID: 0001
FLASH ID: "0020/00BC"
LOADER VERSION: "R4A045"

MODEL (from GDFS): U20i
SOFTWARE VERSION: 1235-3411_2.0.A.0.504
CUSTOM VERSION: 1238-0199_R3B
FILESYSTEM VERSION: WORLD-1-8_2.0.A.0.504
SERIAL NO: CB511LGDX9

SEMC SIMLOCK CERTIFICATE
Elapsed:17 secs.

Ps. I can get into a kernel based CWM recovery with the nAa kernel
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
ok cool :)

You're ok there, nothing wrong.

Did you make sure you're on Baseband *************4015?

(Settings - About Phone - Baseband, only the last 3 or 4 digits are important)

If Baseband <> *4015 Then:

Find a stock firmware with the right baseband for flashtool (should be somewhere in the X10Mini Pro Development Section)

Flash that, and then start over again.

Else:

Put the ROM that fits your kernel to your sd card

Boot into CWM

Choose: wipe data/factory reset

Choose: wipe cache partition (they're both in the main menu)

Go into Advanced

Choose: Wipe Dalvik-Cache

Choose: Wipe Battery Stats

Go back to the Main menu (press back-button once)

Go into Install Zip from sdcard

Choose zip from sdcard

Select the name of the rom

(With all those steps it asks for confirmation, use the volume buttons to go to the line saying yes and press the home-button)

Once it's done flashing, press the back-button and choose Reboot system now.

EndIf

Hope it will work for you :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] zlewe:
If u can't even enter cwm like me, you must go back to the 1st step:

1. Flash stock ftf file

2. Unlock bootloader

3. Root your phone

4. Flash ics kernel

5. Flash minicm9

Send from my E15i using xda premium.

Press thanks if helped ;)

*Xperia X8 Black @ ICS miniCM9 3.0.2 on nAa ICS 03 kernel *

Thank you very much nAa!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
He says he CAN enter CWM :) thank you.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] zlewe:
I just notice that .:) Thanks
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] KaelanDuck:
Okay, my baseband != *4015

I think this is the problem

The firmware I need is 2.1.1.C.0.0

The only place I found that is off some hungarian download site (The only link to the ftf here is taken down due to copywrongs)

Downloading right now, will flash tomorrow and test.

Should've paid more attention, my regular phone (Optimus one) has only Old baseband or New baseband
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] KaelanDuck:
Thanks man, works a charm.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
cool :) glad i could help.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meekychuppet:
Short version:

Rooted, installed Cyanogen. Reflashed stock ROM, tablet stuck booting on the Cyanogen boot animation. Connected to computer, installed ODIN to recover, connected, powered off due to low battery, now I can't even turn it on? Have I completely bricked it?

Edit: it was off because it stopped drawing power from PC over USB. I'm back at the endlessly Cyanogen boot animation. How can I fix this? Can I flash stock ROM from my PC?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Swammy1979:
You can flash stock rom via odin on the pc.

Question: Did you go into cwm recovery and wipe data/wipe cache/wipe dalvik? I would try it before giving up and going back to stock.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meekychuppet:
Just wiped cache but I am having trouble getting my PC to see the tab.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meekychuppet:
The drivers install just fine but the PC can't see it. Any ideas? Closed firewall, no effect.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] isimobile:
http://droidbasement.com/galaxy/drivers/Samsung_USB_Driver_P4_Including_Escape.zip

Install this above driver.... you should be able to see tab.

Also do a Factory reset/wipe. Cache wipe alone probably will not solve your boot loop.

This thread should be moved to Q/A or General...

Question do not belong in Development, Even if you think it does, only ROMS and development related work belongs in development.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] jamestts:
Hi all,does anyone or developer know how to add neon optimisation to our device? It would be glade if someone can give a guide for me how to do this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] litso:
So I've been wanting the landscape Desktop Dock with Pogo Pin for my Verizon Galaxy Nexus for quite some time. When they went up on the Play store for $54 I decided to take the plunge. Everywhere I read that the phone would not fit in the dock, it would slowly rise up out of the dock and lose connection with the Pogo Pins. Well, I figured it should be a pretty simple job to modify the dock so that my Verizon phone would fit in it. I wasn't wrong.

The project isn't 100% finished, but its fully functional. All I need to do now is make it look prettier, IF ANYONE KNOWS OF SOME FORM OF PAINT OR FINISHER THAT RESEMBLES SOFT-TOUCH RUBBER PLEASE LET ME KNOW.

Basically all I did was take some 220 grit sandpaper to it, then followed up with some 400 grit to smooth it out. The process took me quite a while because every time I would finish it with the 400 grit the phone would once again start sliding up and lose connection with the pins. I found that you will either need to remove quite a lot of material, or leave the surface relatively rough so that it grips the phone and holds it in place. I initially started with some 100 grit paper, but you have to be very careful as this will gouge the plastic pretty bad. You can smooth it out, but it will take a lot of work. If I did it again I'd start with some 180 grit or so for the primary material removal, then smooth it out with some 250 or 300 grit.

I left the phone all night in the dock and it did not lose connection. I have had it in the dock all morning, with some light use, and the connection hasn't been lost. I am running AOKP B37 and the phone immediately launches the clock app and begins charging when I place it in the dock. Also, the phone charges at AC rate when the dock is connected to a wall outlet. I haven't tested when connected to my PC via USB. Data transfer doesn't work over the Pogo Pins anyway so there isn't really any point to connect it to your PC. AUDIO OUT VIA A PAIR OF CHEAP PC SPEAKERS WORKS FLAWLESSLY, IT IS NOT USING BLUETOOTH.

I initially tried sanding down only the side to the left of the pogo pins, where the bottom of the phone rests. Unfortunately this did not work, I had to remove some material down the entire length of the dock. I also found it very important to sand down the inside edges of the front ridge running along the bottom and sides. Its relatively easy to remove a decent amount of material from these sides, and will help the phone rest on the pogo pins. I also remove a good amount of material from the 'groove' where the top and bottom of the phone slide in.

Its not the prettiest thing right now, but it is functional and I think with a little more sanding and the proper paint I'll be able make it look almost like new.

If you're like me and love having a dock on your desk, don't be afraid to try this out! Its very easy and as long as you don't mind the dock looking a little scuffed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BrandT90:
Thanks. I was really curious how others would approach fitting their Verizon Galaxy Nexus in this dock along with their experiences doing so. Pretty simple fix. I may just try to do this myself.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
Your pictures ain't working.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] litso:
Hmm, pictures work fine for me on phone and desktop, can anyone see them?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BrandT90:
Pictures show up on my desktop. Haven't tried on my phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Robpol86:
Pictures don't work on my desktop when viewing from the forums. When I open an image in a new tab, it gives me HTTP 403: "Rate-limit exceeded That’s all we know".

When I refresh that tab, then it works.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hlaalu:
Looks good so far. Just some tips from my experience with this kinda stuff, you need to work up to at least 2000 grit paper. This will get rid of the sanding lines. Also I wouldn't bother with the rubberized material, it's expensive and not going to match anyways. You could go with the cheap plastidip but it will surely come off after a few dozen uses of the dock.

You're definitely on the right track... I would just keep sanding off a little more material at a time until the phone fits without sliding up, then either leave or sand the whole dock and paint the whole thing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] litso:
Thanks for the tips. I'll definitely keep that in mind. My primary concern was getting it functional, which it is.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ficklecycler:
For a soft touch-like surface you can try using spray on plasti-dip. Its a material that you may have seen for dipping tool handles in. It has a nice rubberized surface that covers well. You can get it in black (and a few more colors online) and it isn't terribly expensive. Remember, light coats always.

The actual finish that gets used for on phones and consumer products that we call soft touch is really expensive for you and I to buy. I tried getting some one time for a project and was quoted something like $90/pint. Good luck!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zenoran:
I ordered this dock thinking it would work with a minimal amount of Modding but the design of the dock is molded very specific to the size of the GSM phone. Your fix us encouraging but is it really worth all that work sanding down that beautiful finish? I'm thinking the dock from Samsung might just be the better choice if it ever gets off back order.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adidasfanatic:
That looks pretty good so far! Great job!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] litso:
The samsung dock for i515 would certainly be preferable, but I was tired of waiting and didn't like the $90 price tag. It was really not much work to sand it down, maybe an hour total just because I was constantly stopping and checking to see how the phone fit. I plan on touching it up a bit and making it look nicer. To be honest though, I'm the only one who ever really sees it, and whenever I see it my phone is in it so I can't even tell :).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hlaalu:
Yeah I think I'm going to try and contact Samsung to see what the deal is before I buy and mod this one. I mean we've been waiting six months now, it's ridiculous!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] guod2002:
TLDR Answer: Rubberized Undercoating

I read this thread the other day and happened to think of a possible solution. If you are familiar with rubberized undercoating for vehicles, this may offer a similar texture to the stock finish. Basically its rubber coating in an aerosol can for preventing rust on the underside of vehicles. It probably wouldn't work too well straight from an aerosol can but if you sprayed some into a jar then thinned it out with lacquer thinner/paint thinner and either lightly brushed it on even sprayed it through an airbrush if available I bet you could get close. I'd just test it out on an old piece of metal or something first and you could even tweak the color by adding a little flat or semi gloss paint to match the stock dock color.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DriveEuro:
Function over form ;) Looks great.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zenoran:
Ya good points. I still have this dock and am tempted to just try this out instead of shipping it back to Google. Thanks very much for the post. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EC8ECH:
Might give this a go...

"Plasti Dip"

It's used a lot by car modders to give a flat black plastic look to chrome and other trim. Might work, but masking would be difficult.

Other option would be to just polish with finer grits until you match the dull plastic finish.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aagvain:
thanks to op for idea.

i did the same and phone stays in place. not crazy about the look but i was able to get the sanded parts fairly smooth using 400+ grit. im pretty sure if you spent enough time on it you could get it to look pretty good.

to be honest though if the i515 dock was readily available i would probably spend the extra $ for it so as not to have to expend the elbow grease
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] OldManJames:
I bet using a dremel would speed up the sanding process although it wouldnt work in the curves
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zkolev:
Awesome!

I just received my $54 dock this week and was going to hit it with the sandpaper this weekend to make room for my VZ Gnex. This post/thread is super helpful! Thanks!!!
[NFC Hacking] knucKles2:
Hello!

Currently I am writing my Master's thesis. For this I am supposed to use the NFC function of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus to turn on/off certain devices such as a flat iron or a stove.

My idea was to use an RFID access control as the ones used to open laboratory doors or the like and attach its relais to the devices' power switch. One could hold the phone next to the device to turn it on/off if permission is granted.

However, most of the access controls I've found are only for 125kHz. As far as I know NFC uses the ISO/IEC 14443 standard which communicates with 13.56MHz. What confuses me though is that some sources say it works with the NXP Mifare Ultralight C chipset but not with the Mifare Classic 1K. Can anyone explain why that is? But even more important to me is: has anyone a good suggestion on the access control I should use in my case?

I'd be happy about any reply!

Regards,

-knucKles