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[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] wattnxt:
Ok. So my Inc2 has been on standby for updates since the original 3.xx ota to 2.3.3.....I know, I know....but it works.

Anyhow. I flashed the 6.xx ota rooted, and everything works except for wi-fi....on/off/on/off....you get the point.

Flashed the updated 6.xx kernel, no help.

Copied over the modified .ko thanks to Andy and I don't get a Wi-Fi error, and it scans, but it won't grab an IP address.

I tried flashing the 5.xx ota, and kernel, same thing.

Nandroid back, and perfect. I went back to the borked setup again and then tried a system only Nandroid restore, no help. So I'm thinking this is boot.img related. :confused:

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I know I'm missing something, probably something stupid from a year ago. :banghead:

I'm not interested in going non-stock based, since I do travel with the phone over seas. I need everything working 100% for that, especially Wi-Fi. ;)

Thanks in advance.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] CondemnedSoul:
WiFi didn't work on this untouched? Meaning just using this with the included boot.img and all? I'm not familiar with the modified .ko.... there was a point when I wasn't keeping up on things that well :o .... you could also try this with dres 21 kernel. That should work just fine as well and still wouldn't be veering too far off of stock.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] wattnxt:
Correct, untouched Wi-Fi wouldn't work at all. In Wi-Fi settings it would constantly cycle between wi-fi on, then off 3 or 4 times finally ending on Wi-Fi status showing as "error". After the WiFi scan timeout, it starts all over again.

It's really weird. Never seen anything like it.

Andy had someone pull boot.img wi-fi lib from the system/etc/modules from the actual OTA on a working phone and rolled it into the kernel only flash. The file is also available stand-alone.

If I flash 6.xx then copy the wifi lib .ko from that pull, my wifi error is gone and it scans, finds my access point, shows signal, and is connected, but hangs at getting IP. Works fine on same phone with 3.xx.

I'm baffled right now. I'm going to try wiping everything, including SD card this weekend and try again. But if someone has any other ideas, I'd rather try that first. I have a working Nandroid, so it's a start.

This wouldn't be a hardware difference issue, would it? Was one of the first INC2's sold at release...just throwing it out there.

Thanks again! And I am not beyond fronting pizza/beer donations for the help. Hopefully this can help others too.

Thanks.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] CondemnedSoul:
I really don't think wiping SD card would be necessary, myself. I assume you're doing all the usual wipes though.. have you tried formatting boot in recovery before flashing also?

Sent from Kangdemnation
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] wattnxt:
First time I tried just cache and dalvik. But that was a no go. So I don't even count it....lol....wishful thinking.

Did full wipe, then cache, and dalvik all other times. Still a no go.

I thought the same about the SD card wipe on my old Eris running GSB, but after all else failed (problem was-uncannily-a wifi issue) it was recommended to try..:screwy:..and...I'm a monkeys uncle, it worked. :what: Still have absolutely no understanding of why it would make any difference...but it worked. So figured as long as I'm throwing the kitchen sink at it, why not.

I'll try the boot format from recovery a well. I'll keep everyone posted.

Thank you very much! :)
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] poncho524:
Any chance someone put a ROM together of the latest OTA 6.04.605.07 ?

I'm running root and can't get OTAs.... I like being rooted stock.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] catalyst11:
+1
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Rushead:
Doubtful. Besides, isn't that the Chinese version?

Evervolv is pretty amazing. I h8 sense, so stock is not an option for me.

---

And the knowledge that we fear is a weapon to be used against us.....

Sent from my Evervolving, ever-durable, E-coli resistant Incredible 2.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] clambert11:
I've been running PAC & CM 10.1 on my son's phone and performance seems kinda so-so. Especially for games. I'm thinking of just trying stock for awhile and see how that rolls. Does anyone know if this is the latest OTA? The Verizon support page seems to reference 6.01.605.07 but I can't find anything on it.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Rushead:
Check out revile's repo for Skyraider or Andy Bonestock. GB was the last ota we ever received.

Sent from a frequent flasher.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] EjocGamer:
no puedo descargar desde la pagina, por favor alguien que pueda subir el archivo a mediafire o mega lo necesito mucho enserio
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] addictedhacks:
Link Broken

If anyone has the link to this it would be greatly appreciated. :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] colemac:
Hello,

I was wondering how I transfer music or files from my macbook and itunes to my S3. Is it the same concept as with Windows Explorer?
[HTC Wildfire S] justin654:
I've been browsing the forums for a couple days now and all I seem to have found that has camera working is sense 3.5 by Simon. I don't want sense. Any recommendations.
[HTC Wildfire S] javahnjv13:
Get your hands on CM9!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1714550

Simon has done a great job on it and the camera works. (I recommend using a replacement app like the MIUI Camera because the stock is missing the buttons but still functions)

Click on downloads under Release 1 in the second post and download the second file (the camera3 one) because I have found it to be the most stable so far.

Keep tabs on the forum and you can see when the newer versions become more stable.

Enjoy and thank Simon for his hard work! :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] TommyStarwind:
E:Short write of /tmp/sideload/package.zip (No space left on device)

The phone is rooted as I've searched on google and what little I could find says to have it rooted. Not exactly sure what to try. I've wiped and reset everything and still a no go. Doesn't matter which ROM is selected either. Thank you.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] juwttt:
My best advice is to unroot and do a complete factory reset and try to root again

Go to rootgalaxynote.com and click the upper right tab to unroot
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] TommyStarwind:
Just rooted it and checked it with super user downloaded ROM manager set it to Recovery mode from there and still the same error.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] juwttt:
You should still try to unroot even if you just rooted. It fixes many problems
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Agoattamer:
Do you have Clockwork recovery installed on your phone? How are you trying to install these custom ROMs? Are you using ROM Manager?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] studacris:
You don't need root to flash a Rom...

Get Odin

Get an Odin flashable version of cwm

Flash said recovery with Odin

Boot into recovery by holding all the buttons till you feel a vibrant and letting off the power button, or the adb command: adb reboot recovery (or since you have root, download a terminal emulator from the market enter the command: reboot recovery, then Grant superuser permission.)

Then Flash Rom in cwm...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] flappjaxxx:
Old version of TWRP maybe?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] TommyStarwind:
To run the ROM Manager I needed root access. I tried to load the ROM from the ROM Manager and also straight from manual recovery mode.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] TommyStarwind:
Trying to install yours and i get

E:signature verification failed
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] studacris:
That is stock recovery 3e...

Go read my post above...

THIS IS A LINK TO CWM TOUCH...JUST CLICK ANYWHERE HERE AND GET THE ODIN FLASHABLE VERSION

You do not need root to flash a Rom... Rom manager is not needed, and in fact just causes more problems than is worth
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] flappjaxxx:
I don't think ROMmanager is even capable of flashing anything on the note. Someone correct me if I am wrong
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] studacris:
You're correct...i wish that app would just go away and be erased from people's memories.

Actually i don't think Rom manager has worked on any Samsung device since eclair...as froyo was when they introduced 3e recovery, which requires signed update.zips, which only Samsung has the signature tool for.

So the update.zip Rom manager downloads to flash cwm with just gets stuck at "E: signature verification failed"
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] TommyStarwind:
I'm still getting errors I'm going to search on youtube some more and see what could possibly be an issue. I go in with Up+home+power and erase everything I can in there and try to load from .zip and errors.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] TommyStarwind:
So I got it to work. I didn't really do anything differently except put it on my external SD card instead of my internal.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alewis2k12:
This is not a comparison of roms at all!!!! I was just wandering and wanted to know which rom has been the most stable for you and which roms do you like most...just wanna get other people opinion and views thats all...Me personally I a have flashed just about every rom on here and loved all of them...I must say the Galaxy s3 comm. is very lucky to have a **** load of awesome devs and I appreciate all of them and big shout out and thanks to every dev working on their roms and kernels...I thank and appreciate yall alot....but here are my questions...Once again this is just an opinion thread to get some other people point of view about their experience...

1. Which rom is the most stable for you?

2. Which rom do you absolutely come back to after you flash around lol??

3. And which rom would you prefer?

4. Which rom do you prefer as far as pure performance meaning speed and etc??

My opinion is...

1. Pure Stock or Wanam Stock rom

2. Raffeale Foxhound

3. Omega or Foxhound

4. gh.rohit rom its F***ing Blazing with speed love it....
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Wartouched:
I was wondering if there is actually any coding differences between any of the leaked modems. Are they just adding a modem into the leaks like there are final ota's? I've been installing modems as they come out and have not noticed any appreciable differences but that could be just where i live.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Omar04:
Most of them are the same but different build number.

Sent from a miniature Galaxy v2 based on Linux. :-D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mightypenguin:
Differences

Well I dont' know how much is CM9 getting better. But I seem to get differences in reception and battery life with different modems. Newest ones seem the best. You might just be getting incremental improvements that you don't notice, or service is already pretty good in your area so you don't notice the better reception in bad areas.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] oscarthegrouch:
I was beginning to wonder if they were just different flavored sugar pills (placebo).
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dw3bb10:
Definitely placebo.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] g_ding84:
better reception

I got a better reception and speed going from EL29 to FF18. i mean its not much. but went from -96dB to -91dB for my reception.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] g_ding84:
I know how you feel. In NH and VT, they don't believe in cell towers. Alone with the mts too reception can be really horrible, but with FF18 modem it has improved.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chugger93:
I've always wanted a Google phone and my shift sux lately. I just bought a sprint nexus from amazon and ill see it in 2 days. I was hoping someone could tell me my root options as ill wanna do that right away. What's the preferred rom on this phone? Cm9?

Any other tips or comments? Pretty good phone overall??? Thanks! ! I'm siked
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tsekh501:
I heard that stock Jelly Bean is pretty good.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
search the forums for the 100 other threads asking the same question you're asking... or just simply browse through the forums and look for what you like.

cyanogenmod9 is a good choice
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chancy319:
Why tie yourself down for two years to Sprint? Should have gotten the GSM version. Cheap and carrier free.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chugger93:
? Not familiar enough with GSM. GSM wouldnt' work on sprint though right? If I switched up to Verizon it still wouldnt work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] annie42:
please go in a dark room when you have the phone, slide down the brightness to lowest and see if you get any strange grainy stuff on the screen (mostly on white and grey color background)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dadoc04:
me thinks you're right
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chugger93:
JB sounds good to me, until some custom JB roms' come out. I'm guessing when I get my device I should refer to this thread eh
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Wololo7:
I'm getting my Galaxy Nexus tomorrow. It will be my first Nexus and a dualcore device. But lack of MICROSD will make me keep my i9000 as a Hackitouch lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fredryk:
Don't use a toolkit. Do it manually http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1529058
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] harveydent:
No JB for Sprint for several more months, GSM has JB now
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gahh Its Lee:
Sprint has jb as well. And to answer your question GSM doesn't work for sprint or Verizon.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] harveydent:
Didn't know that, thanks for the info!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chancy319:
I don't see what is unfamiliar about GSM. You get choice of whichever network you want in any country. Verizon and Sprint are CDMA so obviously a GSM Nexus wouldn't work on them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chugger93:
Why would you suggest that? I'm already familiar with ADB, commands and such, so I can with no issues, however a toolkit seems quicker and easier, no??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rjcapp:
congrats on getting a NEXUS!

I have tried 3 ROMs so far and highly recommend liquid and icsourcery.

I am patiently waiting for JB to evolve a bit more before taking the plunge.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anton2009:
I think it's a lot more fun to do stuff manually, and you actually know and control exactly what processes go on rather than just pressing a button and seeing the outcome...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bmg1001:
Welcome to the Android Side. Now promise me you won't fall into the Apple Hellhole.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
Give the RC of CM9 a try.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
Strange grainy stuff?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jesusice:
Because it's a Nexus and it's awesomely easy to do it manually. Install drivers. Fastboot OEM unlock. Fastboot flash recovery. Flash JB ROM. FTMFW.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bmg1001:
I have that... I actually like it, to me it adds some design to it. My iPod Touch has it too though.
[Nexus 7 General] thunder9111:
How do you plan to divide the usage between your phone and Nexus 7?

First, of all, right now I have 3.7 inch Desire S. Which is why I think the pair of combination will be perfect.

When the Nexus 7 comes, I will put all my ebooks, comics, movies & shows, pictures, and games on it. Web-browsing will also be done on it. I also can put documents for school to read on it. It will become a total media consumption device.

As for my phone? It currently holds all my music, and I use it as my mp3 player wherever I go. Even with the Nexus 7, the phone will be better as an mp3 player because it is smaller, and I can hold it in my hands and pocket easily. Of course the phone will also be used to message, and talk. 3.7inch is perfect for this, as I don't require any media consumption on it.

Whala, I have 2 devices which are perfect for their own use. 7 inch is better for media consumption, and webbrowsing. Phone for communications and music.:good:

How do you plan to use your device?
[Nexus 7 General] nerfman100:
I'm planning on doing the same as you. Unless I can't bring my tablet with me, of course. :p I'd imagine it would be damn good for browsing xda-developers. :D
[Nexus 7 General] brizey:
I have a KF and a thunderbolt. How you plan to roll is what I do. A 7" tablet in portrait mode is perfect for flipboard on the throne.
[Nexus 7 General] rickyg946:
I have an OG Incredible and that sounds like the perfect plan for me as well!

Sent from my Gameboy Color
[Nexus 7 General] Freshgeardude:
I just ordered a galaxy S3 and now this.

plan on making this my reading and gaming device so I dont have to worry about the battery on my S3 dying.
[Nexus 7 General] oldblue910:
I will use my Galaxy Nexus for phone calls, texting, and navigation like I do now. The Nexus 7 will mainly be for gaming and reading. The Xoom will be for heavy duty stuff...web browsing, productivity, etc. The Nexus 7 will probably never leave my house. Since it's WiFi-only, it really has no use for me away from home since I don't visit very many places with public WiFi.
[Nexus 7 General] Nxxx:
You can always tether from your Nexus! That's what I'm planning to do. :D
[Nexus 7 General] deyna:
Not yet sure if I'll be getting this but I'm in dire need of a 7in tablet. (Had a Witstech a81e that I got rid of about a year ago and I've been without one ever since.)

If I do get a Nexus 7 it'll be for book reading, internet browsing, and movie watching.

If it's able to mount flash drives and the like then I'll probably try booting Arch Linux or Backtrack.

If it's about to mount removable storage AND has a better DAC than my Galaxy Nexus then I'll use it for listening to music. I don't have a very large collection but half of it is in flac and I'm slowly buying the albums that I don't own so that I can rip them in flac as well. That puts my collection at just over 25GB as is.
[Nexus 7 General] nthornton1990:
I am actually considering selling my e4gt buying a little POS phone and using this as everything else I'd need I work in a hospital so there is always a wifi connection there and same thing at home. I really looking forward to seeing this in person.
[Nexus 7 General] surprise123:
I have S3 ，IPAD . I am also gonna get 7 tablet
[Nexus 7 General] oldblue910:
Yeah, I definitely have that option. Problem is, the battery life on the Galaxy Nexus is horrendous enough with LTE on. Don't know if I want to add WiFi hotspot on top of it. hahahaha Of course, I could always turn off LTE while tethering and just go with 3G...except that 3G speeds here in the Durham, NC area are atrocious. I don't think I've ever topped 650kb/s down on a 3G connection. I could tether it to my Xoom, which is much better on battery when LTE is on, but if I'm going to bring my Xoom out with me, why do I need to bring the Nexus 7 too, ya know? haha
[Nexus 7 General] hooligan007:
HD Porn... :O

Goku: How can androids have babies?
[Nexus 7 General] oldblue910:
Nah, you'd want a 10.1" tablet for HD porn viewing...gotta see all that girl on girl stuff in the most intimate detail possible. LOL
[Nexus 7 General] plasmamax1:
I gonna use this for everything except for calls and texts. Where ever I can't find WiFi, I'll tether.
[Nexus 7 General] ffh2303:
I'll use my Nexus S for calls,texts and music and the Nexus 7 for everything else.

I'm hoping the 5 month wait endured for the Nexus 7 will be worth it.:)
[Nexus 7 General] htcsens2:
Nexus 7:

Reading, games, web browsing, gtalk/skype and email checking at home with the nexus 7

Movies when on the road the Nexus 7.

Teamviewer to check in on the R+D PC test suite.

Developing Android / Labview integration on the Nexus 7 for R+D at work - start to bring tablets into the workplace for product R+D, test and control. :D

Windows Laptop:

for overnight trips for video and serious stuff (HDMI out too).

Phone (HTC sensation):

MP3, phone calls, IM, email, capture of photos / video on my , wifi tethering to nexus 7.
[Nexus 7 General] roltzje:
Unfortunately (youre going to say.. what?!), I have an HTC One X. Yep, lol. I feel like I should just downgrade my phone, but only if there is a viable option out there at around 4 inches. I say unfortunately because my phone is already large, so it wont be a huge upgrade in size

So between my phone and this tablet, phone will handle of course calls, and everything I do outside of my home.

The Nexus 7 will handle when I check email/news/etc after waking up in the morning or before going to bed, media streaming, gaming (it should be easier to play on the larger screen), basically anything at home not involving phone calls. Most importantly, I plan to bring it to university as I'm expecting to have to stay 8-10 hours a day there.
[Nexus 7 General] Fusion777:
I'm gonna mount the sucker in my car. Tether to my AOKP i777 for extra awesomeness.

i777 w/ Siyah 3.4.3 dual booting AOKP and Shostock... yet sent from my iPad using Forum Runner
[Nexus 7 General] animatechnica:
It will replace my nook color, will be my reader, netflix , hbo go and skype communication machine

Oh and i opted for 16gb so i can have tons of backups as i try the variations in ROMs
[Nexus 7 General] oldblue910:
Good luck on HBO Go or MAX Go. Those don't work on anything bigger than phones. I find it offensive that it still isn't available on a single Android tablet, regardless of screen size. I know they just released HBO Go (but not MAX Go, wtf??) For Kindle Fire, but it'll probably be months before they would consider allowing it to run on a Nexus 7. I'll stop there but suffice it to say that as an HBO and Cinemax subscriber, it annoys me that the Go experience is available on the iPad but not a single Android tablet.
[Nexus 7 General] SinisterModz:
All of HTC's Tablets can use HBO GO, Plus a tablet version is coming soon.
[Nexus 7 General] veliksam:
I bought mine for my one year old son so he can watch movies in the car, going to mount it to the back of the headrest. It's better and easier than getting a flip down monitor or a headrest monitor.

Long live the One X
[Nexus 7 General] ThunderTech:
I'll be using it with my Bluetooth OBD2 sender in my car.

I hope to develop a Heads Up Display (HUD) by putting the Tablet on the dash (Reverse Video Mode) and have my engine RPM, Warnings, Speed, and Navigation information displayed. The possibilities are endless in what could be displayed in an Android based HUD device that has the built in capabilities like the Nexus 7 has.

Would be Kool to tie it into the radio control buttons on my steering wheel... That's going to take some work to integrate.
[Nexus 7 General] danielsf:
I would like it to play games with it, but as its gpu is not that great say compared to the mali 400 in the International galaxy s3 and the n7 uses a lower clocked GPU than other tegra 3's (416mhz ish vs 520mhz ish) I just hope we can get a stable, even if only slight, GPU overclock :)

I will also use it for the web, as my galaxy tab 10.1 is just too big and far too heavy for long times web surfing and my s3 screen is too small. I started with a 7inch tablet, decided to go for the 10inch and now I am back to 7. I find my self not wanting to use the tab 10.1 just as it's far too heavy and big, plus games can be so hard to play on a 10.1 inch screen. Oh yeah, one last thing, I will also use the nexus 7 to take over the world, mah ha ha ha haaarrrrrrrrr... seriously...I will.
[Nexus 7 General] jonnyg1097:
With my Galaxy Nexus:

Calls

Text

Some internet browsing (while on the go)

Bit of gaming to pass time while on the go (simple games, like solitaire etc etc)

Nexus 7:

Reading - I downloaded a few comics that would be perfect for it

Web browsing when away from the computer

Some gaming also (more intensive ones)

I do also have a Galaxy Tab 10.1 but it just feels heavy now when I want to bring it somewhere so I dont. But If I do use it, it would probably be used for movie watching because of the bigger screen. But I am sure that over time I will be using the Nexus 7 for that so I will probably just end up selling it.
[Nexus 7 General] Brac20:
Pretty much this.

I will also use it to view photos as all my stuff auto-uploads to dropbox and G+
[Nexus 7 General] Kaessa:
I'm going to use it primarily for reading books and my RSS feeds. I don't play games on my phone (Galaxy Nexus) or other tablets very much, so I probably won't be using it for that. All of my music is in the cloud, so I'm set there.