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[Bravo Android Development] Junkyardjames87:
Wow

Just one word, wow, works like a charm. Now we can install a custom rom with like 4 steps now. Your 1 click would be step one for sure!

Good job and lots of props man!
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
I've looked into it. While there are a few options to install roms from the pc, some of the commands are known to hang on completion, which means you can't really script them safely (you could add in some kill and restart commands, but you'd have to put like 2-5 min buffers on them to make sure it was done).

I've found that the quickest way to install roms is to use TWRP in the Defy Forums. It allows you to select multiple zips at a time to flash at once. I haven't used clockwork touch recovery yet.

I'll look into it a little more, cause typing something like "./rom_install.sh /path/to/rom.zip -gbgapps" to install a rom and gb gapps would be easy. If I can find a way to execute edify scripts (the ones used to install roms) from adb then this can be done. I can only make and test linux scripts since I no longer have windows, but Josuearisty can port it to windows shell script. I formatted my old windows drive to use my android compile drive :).
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Im not using TWRP either Touch Clockworkmod, both of them are not working as they should sometimes.

I supose that a fully working Touch Clockworkmod would restore an old backup made with our actual Clockworkmod recovery, but does not.

In the case of TWRP, works fine for some time but later it seems to get tired and when you make a backup, it says its complete inmediatly but it is still creating backup files.

It would be great to install roms with just hitting Enter coming from froyo. Do you think that just making some changes to the script, is it possible to install a rom the pc?
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
I'm sure its possible somehow, I've just never looked too deep into doing it. What ways I have found either used commands that would hang and require you to quit after 2 mins of activity and start the 2nd command which hangs the same thing -- not safe enough to script. The other ways were for broke\no sdcard and involved copying the rom to /data and then installing as normal.

What I think needs to be done is set up a script that copies the rom & gapps to the sdcard and executes their edify scripts. We need to figure out what command recovery uses to execute the script\install roms then incorporate it into an install script. You'd still have to reboot to bootmenu and enable adb, but that's all (unless we find a way to reboot and have adb already enabled (not good for all the time use, security concerns - it'd be possible to get around the bootmenu pin if adb was enabled on power up).
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Well, look at the rom manager, watch how it does it. I think that looking into adb commands we can make a script works like rom manager.

When you select the rom, rom manager lets you wipe data & cache and also install gapps. The rom manager goes to recovery and inmediatly do all steps it self, you can also backup your actual rom.

Try it, download it from market and try it, I see your roms there too.

Some windows commands are:

Adb reboot recovery = reboot into recovery mode

Adb push FILE = copy files to whatever place into out phones. Example to copy a rom.zip to sdcard

Adb push rom.zip /sdcard/rom.zip

Those are windows commands, dont know if they could work on linux. If my pc wasnt broke I would be making some tests!
[Bravo Android Development] obsanity:
Does this install a custom recovery? And if not how do I install one? Will a goo manager from the play store install one?

Sent from my Nexus 4
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
This will root and install a custom recovery.

Excellent tool, recommended! :good:
[Bravo Android Development] obsanity:
Great. Thank you. I'm rooting a friend's phone. He just wants something more reliable than stock. Would you say the CM7 is stable and reliable or should I put CM10 on it?
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
CM7 is more stable now, I have installed an official cm7 and then a patch for it.

Give me some minutes to upload it!
[Bravo Android Development] obsanity:
Which one should I use? Also, what is the SBF for Motorola Bravo? Sorry about the questions in this thread, I'm not familiar with this phone.
[Bravo Android Development] Dr. Orange:
Use cm7. Very fast and stable with no random hiccups, rare force-closes. The SBF is the Motorola Bravo "factory ROM". To install it, you can use RSDlite or do it in linux, both of those tuts are found in the bravo general section. You probably won't have to use the SBF unless you brick your phone, which is a possibility, but flashing the sbf will unbrick it 99% of the time.

Current ROM: CM7.2 Euroskank Cherry Picks | Bravo port
[Bravo Android Development] obsanity:
I think I have a problem. The sim I put in to this phone is asking to log in with moto blur and nothing I try is working. So I can't switch the debug mode on. I even tried the bypass suggested by someone but fastboot is not preinstalled on this phone. All I get is the bootloader or stock recovery.

I also tied resetting the password but after I go thru it it just says there is no phone on this moto blur account.

Any help would be appreciated.

Edit:

I got it. I factory reset the phone and then was able to use the bypass motoblur ****.

Sent from my Nexus 4
[Bravo Android Development] shvelo:
Ruined my device,now it won't even boot.

How do I fix it? factory reset doesn't help
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
Post a little more info.

What did you do?

Can you access custom, stock, or bootloader recovery?

Does it still charge?

And did you factory reset from Custom recovery or Stock recovery? Custom only wipes all data where Stock actually formats the partitions.

The easy way and a common issue we're having now.

Unless this is one of those CM10 ext4 issues, just flash the sbf and you should be good to go.

If you downgraded from CM10 and you were using ext4 /data and /cache, reinstall CM10, format back to ext3, then flash whatever you want.
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
What is that issue with cm10 ext4? Is that very dangerous for us?

I have been sometime out of the forum and I have lost some things!
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
The CM10 ext4 issue is when you flash a CM10 custom kernel rom and select format /data & /cache to ext4 in the bootmenu. Only custom kernels can use the ext4 file system, so what happens is you format them as ext4, install CM9, and it doesn't load because it can't mount /data and /cache to write them because they're on an unsupported file system. The only things you can do are reinstalling CM10 and formatting back to ext4 of flash the sbf in extreme cases. Its not dangerous at all, just very annoying if you forget to format back to ext3 :p.
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Excellent! Thanks!

Im using cm10.1 just to try, its been a long time since the last I did it.

I hope I dont get any problem going back to my nandroid MIUI, but after 2 weeks of using MIUI, im going back to cm7 because that MIUI rom Im using drains battery very fast.

A question: Can I copy that little tuto you posted on how to port a rom from defy to bravo?

You'll have all the credits of course, its just to guide for new users, so they find that tuto and they can do the port for their own! ;)
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
Sure, but I made a new thread under Bravo General just for porting using that guide :p. I haven't included any advice on porting custom kernel roms (hint: kernel files are located at /system/bootmenu/2nd-boot), but the 3.0.8 doesn't have a "Bravo" kernel yet and our 2.6 kernel needs to be compiled with the latest updates. Hopefully the port thread will take off and we'll get some good use out of it -- we really need it to.
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Excellent, thanks for that!

In other words I had the same problem going back to my nandroid backup from cm10.1, I had to SBF again.

Its a big problem for me not having my pc working, I need to wait for my brother for leting me use his laptop.

Is it there something to do? Its really anoying flashing SBF and start from 0!
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
To keep from having to SBF, befory you flash a new rom go to File System Tools in the bootmenu and select format as ext3, do a factory reset from the STOCK bootmenu, factory reset from CWM, install the new rom. That should work. You have to install CM10\10.1 again to get the File System Tools menu back, but if you never used those options you might not need to.

I've seen posts where users were having downgrade issues even if they never formatted as ext4 and the fix is Stock factory reset (or SBF if your unlucky :p).
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Thanks for this info! will try it and let you know!
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
I have just tried this right now but it didnt work, I installed cm10 (4.1).

I followed steps by steps everything you wrote.

Now Im using cm10 until I can flash once again. ;)
[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
Sorry, that sucks :(. It worked for me once. CM10's ringtone bug screwed me out of some work so I've been on 9 for the past month. Just needed something stable. I really feel your pain -- I'd hate being stuck on CM10\custom kernels, especially with the limited rom selection....

How about a bit of good news? -- I've started testing PA 2.5.3. Last build sucked but I didn't realize I was using the wrong branch of vendor_pa -- accidentally used the jellybean branch which is for 10.1 -- & system/core had some issues. Fixed vendor_pa and redid system/core, finished compiling 10 mins ago so I'm about to test it. Since all that compiled error free I decided to retry an FM patch that's was giving me errors earlier -- I'm thinking the errors I was getting were from using PA's system core as a base and picking in Quarx's fixes -- tried it the other was around and it all picked in nice and easy.

I'll start on an actual Bravo build once the Defy version works decently. If the one I just did or the one with the FM patch compiling works ok it will be tomorrow :D. My definition of works decently is doesn't randomly reboot or crash a lot :p
[Bravo Android Development] PsyClip-R:
Doesn't works for me.

OS: stock 2.2.1

Connection type: Phone portal; None (both doesn't work)

Ran the script with Administrator rights.

All the time I get error message: ADB is not a .. internal or external command..

So, for me this script does nothing.

Gonna use SuperOneClick again. The best tested way
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Couldnt edit my post earlier, after testing cm10 a little bit to see whats new with it, to go back to cm7 without flashing sbf, I just format data in system tool as EXT3 in bootmenu (as you told me) but no wipe in stock recovery.

Then I just wipe data/cache and dalvik cache and install cm7 rom as always, then restore my backup.

When you release the new build for PA, I will try it, its been a long time since the last time I try these roms.

Thanks for all.

Maybe you need to disable your antivirus, it will detect exploit as a virus. This is the way to do it all with just hitting enter 3 times.
[Bravo Android Development] PsyClip-R:
I don't exactly have any.

Maybe there's a problem running the script under Windows 8 environment ?(upgraded to it several days ago)
[Bravo Android Development] marcelarr:
Worked thanks

I ran it as admin on windows 7, didnt work the first time when I ran it with Motorola Phone Portal, only when I switched to none... worked great, thought I was stuck at some deamon text but waited it out and it worked.
[Bravo Android Development] jafferkhan:
guys does anyone have any idea how can i get a recovery on the bravo without google play in the way? i've tried buying the recovery but it just won't accept my details, any other way i can get a recovery on the bravo and flash a rom? :(
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
Did you read the first post of this thread?

Enviado desde mi MB520 usando Tapatalk 2
[Bravo Android Development] YeshYyyK:
does anyone have this still, could they upload it for me?
[Bravo Android Development] josuearisty:
I think I have it.

I will have a look and if I find it, I will upload it.

But do you really own a Moto Bravo?

Enviado desde mi XT1096 mediante Tapatalk
[Bravo Android Development] YeshYyyK:
Yeah I do. I'm trying to get back to a backup.
[Bravo Android Development] yetimandaddy:
Do you still have this file? Mediafire seem to have lost any files you uploaded.

Please and thank you, I still own a MB520 so I need to root and install custom roms on it. It still has stock, which I can't update now since Motorola doesn't support anymore.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NatsuDragneell:
Edit: Found/ Didn't work :banghead:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aykito:
Hi

I have a Galaxy Nexus with rooted ICS 4.0.4. The phone is free, and the SIM is from German O2.

Every half an hour I get the update message to 4.1.1, but so far I haven't updated it because I don't know if after the update the phone will be easily re-rooted.

I have Voodoo OTA RootKeeper, and I have read comments both about it working and not working in the Galaxy Nexus.

In the thread of the App in this forum isn't neither clear whether it is going to work, or not.

Can someone tell me clearly whether the root can be recovered with this app after updating, or not?

Thank you in advance,

Aykito
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jerrycycle:
If you have a custom recovery why not flash a stock but rooted jelly bean rom
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] el_charlie:
Is your bootloader unlocked???

If so, you can easily boot in CWM and then flash Superuser from there. In case OTA Rootkeeper fails. But I think it won't fail.

Cheers!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mikeycollins13:
Is it possible to change he apn etc in the wificalling function? I am UK need based and want to buy and unlock a US-T-mobile and use it with Orange UK wifi apn settings (and Orange sim)

Orange, the only WIFI Calling carrier here, sell the S3 without Wifi calling... If you guys have a better work around to suggest I would love to hear.

Other than that, I think that if I can edit the wifi calling apn settings on your t-mobile phones, that should be good enough for me.

Thx!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] qpinto:
For orange, you will need an orange branded phone. It's just how it goes. From what I understand orange calls it signal boost?
[HTC Sensation] spaazm:
Thank you for this guide. Just followed your link from the post about governors.

I've always fancied SIO over others based only on advices from other users.

After reading your guide I've switched to VR. Gonna test it for some time. (I'm looking mainly for lags or their absence).

If I could ask you for something, it would be a word or two about ROW scheduler. From what I noticed it appeared quite recently and is a default for many new kernels. It would great to learn more about it.

Thank you once again for your time!

⇜ SGS+ ↭ SlimBean 4.2.2 build 3 ↭ K^Kernel JB V1.6 OC exUV 370MB ↭ InfinityEngine V2.1 ⇝
[HTC Sensation] :
Added I / O scheduler ROW
[HTC Sensation] spaazm:
Now that I've read it I'm thinking about changing VR to ROW.

Do you know of any means I can test the difference?

I mean it's not that easy to guess just by user experience which one is better, because from what I can understand it's just hard to observe.

Its another kind of story with governors, because their impact on battery life and performance is almost instant.

With schedulers I can't even notice any change. SIO worked alright to me. After a lecture of this thread I've decided to switch to VR and it works for me as well. Now, after you've updated this thread, I'm thinking that ROW should be better just by its design.

Still I have no idea how to test it. Do you have any advice for me?

PS. Thank you for your time and effort!

⇜ SGS+ ↭ SlimBean 4.2.2 build 3 ↭ K^Kernel JB V1.7 OC exUV 390MB ↭ InfinityEngine V2.1 ⇝
[HTC Sensation] :
OP update
[HTC Sensation] somexdalurker:
Thanks for the guide. I don't understand all of the options but it's a good start and I can google for more.
[HTC Sensation] rasor99:
Took me some days to learn about governors from various sources so never tried to learn about i/o scheduler. this looks brief will try to get some info from here....Thanks:good:
[HTC Sensation] ghylander:
thanks for this, only understandable explanation i've found so far :svetius:
[HTC Sensation] Rusx90:
Thanks:)
[HTC Sensation] niddujaris:
/storage/emulated/0/busybox-arm
[HTC Sensation] knuddeknurft:
CM10 bootanimation extracted from the CyanogenMod 10 ROM

960x540

If you like it, click the thanks button.
[HTC Sensation] bstylz911:
I can't find the boot animation file on arhd
[HTC Sensation] daflow0815:
It's located at:

/data/local/bootanimation.zip

you could have tried "find / -name bootanimation.zip" on adb shell.

cheers
[HTC Sensation] knuddeknurft:
Another way,

Open rootbrowser > system > media > and replace the bootanimation.zip
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] photomrq:
When I use CriskeloRomV5.4.2 and CriskeloRomV5.4

They can't send file by Wi-Fi Direct. To another I9300(With CriskeloRomV5.3)

They can see eachothe

When send file from CriskeloRomV5.4 to CriskeloRomV5.3

It's stop in Waiting to send file

But

When send file from CriskeloRomV5.3 to CriskeloRomV5.4

I can get file currectly.

Hope someone can help me.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] idle0095:
So I have AOKP on my galaxy nexus 4.0.4. I made a back up and installed there JB AOKP to try it out. Lasted about 1.5 hrs. Then I restored with my CWR Backup. I made this back up on June 30. After I restored there was 3 apps thats didnt saw I purchased them when I did on friday. I have google checkout to prove it. I used titanium to restore the 3 missing apps but now in the play store it dont show them under MY APPS. Only when I search for them it shows them. What could cause this and how do I fix it? Theres no way I should have to buy them all over again. The werid thing is titanium worked fine and showed purchased in the play store but the other 3 apps didnt. Maybe its because I purchased titanium yesterday right before the i flashed JB AOKP. The other 3 were on friday.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rirozizo:
go to titanium, and fix the market link of the three apps
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] idle0095:
I couldnt find that as a option. titianm is not as simple as my back up pro.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] idle0095:
not working. i go to menu then market tools then market auto updates and it find the 3 apps. but it still dont show in play store. i think im ging back to myback up pro. was 10 times easier to use.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XlAfbk:
just "buy" them again from market, you won't be charged a second time
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rani9990:
Maybe.....
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mjg913:
I know this is kinda old but every time I try to download an app that I've purchased it doesn't show up as being purchased, and prompts me to buy it again. I tried just buying one of them again just to see what would happen and it gave me an error message saying I already owned the app, but it would not install. I've tried clearing cache/data, I've tried clearing the cache/dalvik cache via TWRP, I've tried installing an older version of Google play, I've tried clearing the cache/data for Google play services, I've tried factory resetting my phone twice, I've tried remotely installing the apps through Google play on a computer (it just says an unexpected error has occurred) I've tried deleting my Google account from the device and signing back in, and absolutely nothing seems to work. I'm on a OnePlus 5 running OxygenOS 5.1.1 (Android version 8.1) and I'm rooted using Magisk. I'm gonna try wiping the phone and reflashing the OS later today so I'll let you know how that goes but any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
What worked for me with a similar issue was removing Google play store completely (with a root file manager or in twrp), reboot and then flash gapps again. After that the play store was working fine again.

P.s. the path to play store is /system/priv-app/phonesky

At least on my Android 8.1 device.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mjg913:
I just tried that, and when it didn't work I went through with re-flashing the operating system all together and I'm now running stock and it's STILL not working so I'm officially at a loss... Thank you for your suggestion though I actually hadn't thought of that.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] BiffTirkle:
Im just running stock rooted tw. I just got the ics update pushed to my phone and I want to update. I know it won't fly because of cwm recovery. What's the best way to upgrade to ics from here?

I one of these days when ive got time I will be loading a custom rom. I dabbled with cm9 a bit, but what I need is a stable rom that has a good strong radio and GPS. So that's why I'm hanging with stock for now.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] gtuansdiamm:
In a little but there will be an Odin tar out use that

But be warned it'll wipe your data
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MoHoGalore:
Why not just use SFHubs FF18 One Click, no data then run this to disable the OTA msg if you continue to get that?

To get your CWM Recovery back, just use the Autoroot to install CWM for FF18..

There is already a OC out.. :confused:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Charlottte:
OP, you have the same phone as me and when I asked this I was told I was in the wrong section...

All I have is root for EL29 on my phone. Do you think it's safe to accept the OTA?

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch, Heaux!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MoHoGalore:
Why would you be in the wrong section?

And according to sfhub, and others, having root alone should not prevent the update. Though some have said it's failed.

The latest OTA is said to fix swype, and that's it.. But that's just a matter of clearing swype cache.

Why not try the update? Everyone is having their own experiences, bad / good battery life, phantom reboots, lockups, great reception.. etc..

Why not try it out? You can always change it..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Charlottte:
I ultimately tried it, but I'm screwed. I edited my Droidsansfallback.ttf to get soft emojis for my phone. During the update it stopped and said something about the file. I think it meant it was unverified. It also had a string of letters and numbers after it (DroidSansFallback.ttf, be7fksdsk1333, 340dj3045, etc). I'm re-downloading the stock rom in hopes that it will fix everything, but I chose no data wipe so I don't know.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MoHoGalore:
Give an update after if you don't mind.

Are you going back stock el29 for the OTA or just using the ff18?

Did you make a backup of droidsansfallback prior to editing?

:edit: I'm wondering if you had the update still in cache and went with a stock ttf and tried replying the update. I don't know if a fail clears it out of cache though..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Charlottte:
It's going to take an extremely long time [or a place with better reception] to download this. If someone could just send me the ttf it would be awesome.

I'm going back to stock rooted EL29. If I get another issue, I'll enable temp root. I did not make a backup of DSFB, unfortunately.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MoHoGalore:
If you don't mind waiting for a bit, I'm currently trying something. But I'll go back stock rooted (el29 right??) and pull it.

Here ya go.. Don't know if it'll help but if that's where you failed, this is stock..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Charlottte:
Ugh! Thank you so much for the file! BUT, I don't have the update anymore! When I go to update Android, I see "system is up to date." Should I just use ODIN and get fully rooted FF18?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MoHoGalore:
Personally? I would root and use a custom recovery to flash a nicely built rom. But that's what I would do.

I can either get you the update zip, and some links are still active to the latest OTA, or you can go custom.

Your call..