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[Sony Tablet S] blackadder666:
An update if anyone can still help

When the tool creates the hack recovery file it seems to report some errors, something about not being able to verify googlegroups.com certificate but carries on. It then says it's pushing this file to the SD card and ask for the tablet to be rebooted into recovery mode. At this point the tools stops and goes no further.

I reboot into recovery it tries to install something but fails, so I go for the install from SD card but no hack recovery file there only an install.zip file. Reading the main discussion I see now that you install from this file. But it fails and I can go no further.

The main problem at this point is the AiO tool stop and hangs.

Currently trying v4, any ideas
[Sony Tablet S] stifilz:
Try using a newer adb version. It has helped others. Click faq link in signature adb 1.0.29.zip is attached there.

Stifilz
[Sony Tablet S] jessicaat:
In decrypting the update file:

1-When asked to run _hack_recovery, run "install.zip". I guess there has been name confusions in all those updates.

2-"install.zip" will fail and then AiO will give you new directions. Now choose the firmware (signed-nbx03_001-ota-120803002.zip) or anything you have. You should copy it to SD card before the whole process.

Follow the instructions.

Another confusion in finally flashing the decrypted and signed update file:

When in recovery mode and AiO stops again,

1-run install.zip [it wouldn't fail], after this, AiO will simply tell you everything is done, delete or rename install.zip, and will exit. BUT NO ICS YET, and you're still in the recovery mode, on your own without further directions from AiO.

2-run _hack_recovery.zip [this one failed!!]

3-run the new install.zip [it was the old custom_updated_signed.zip]

Hope this helps.
[Sony Tablet S] blackadder666:
Thanks for taking the time to reply.

First I installed some new ADB files into the AiO tool 'files' folder and tried again

When the AiO tool asks to reboot into recovery mode I do that but the tool stops. I then ran the install.zip file and this fails (tablet stays in recovery) and the AiO tool does nothing further, just stops at the point telling me to reboot into recovery.

On your step 2 at the top, I run install.zip but get no new instructions from AiO
[Sony Tablet S] jessicaat:
hmmm... I vaguely remember in my case AiO said something like: now run the update, it is surely 100% safe, AiO won't allow anything to flash on your device, blah blah, and this was shown on the command window (not 100% sure here though). I used AiO v4.0, btw. Did you check other threads? I saw successful cases with different steps from what I went through. Good luck, anyway!
[HTC Wildfire S] HamzaLV:
Guys could any one of you post a link for a working data2sd for cm9?

Thanks in advance.. :)
[HTC Wildfire S] Senthamil:
You can get it from the android market.

or download here

Actually I used to have Link2sd from market. It works fine.!

Hope this may be useful. (If really press 'Thanks').:)
[HTC Wildfire S] blogslogger:
Hey,

I would prefer app2sd rather than data2sd since app2sd only transfers the app data from internal to sd card leaving the phone internal files untouched. in that way you get a faster phone (since internal nand memory is faster than external) and also a better battey life.

try this out..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1708451

cheers!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] voyageur666:
Hi All.....

I found this while surfing net....I cant install JB currently ...So I m sharing the link with you guys so that you can flash yours if its worth....

Kindly leave your comments about the rom cos I'll be needing it sooner or later.....

The link is

teamjellybean(dot)noez(dot)in

SPECIAL THANKS TO TEAM JELLY BEAN for sharing this stuff.....
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MoshuXXL:
What's the point of your thread?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] voyageur666:
I just wanted to know if its worth flashing this rom..cos the site claims minimum bugs. So I was much eager to flash it with this rom but unfortunately I cant try it out right now. So if any one interested to flash JB can just use this rom and post a comment if its worth flashing...Nothing else...!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] erpurohit:
did you checked the development forum.... There is already a thread for this rom...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1747042
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Schäf:
There are still some bugs in the TAJB v7.1 (of course). In my opinion cm10 alpha has less bugs.

Sent from my GT-i9000, cm10 alpha, devil3 1.1.3
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bassem87:
there's no problem using one click lag fix on my nexus 9250 ??? ​
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sert00:
if it's the same that i know of,why you want to use that?isn't a tool for the old galaxy s?in that phone is a must,but here absolutely not.(if i remember right,it was only for galaxy s)the phone itself(gnex) works well,if you have major lags there are some things that slow down the system..microlag instead are ok,but with an optimal kernel and optimal settings,not lot of apps that always sync things and a good use of the phone you are ok without tricks,especially on jelly bean.

At least,you can try the supercharger script,heard good things but never tried on this device,don't need it.google it and search for an xda 3ad.

i think it's the wrong section where open this 3ad..
[HTC Sensation] heavy_metal_man:
ok so as most of you will know (i hope) sebastionFM released his latest kernel with usb host and usb otg support here and now tamcore has added support for open sensation cm9 this one (from same thread page 6) and this one . so i have tested this with the cm10 beta kindly brought to us by the cm team and bruce2728 here

and this is what i have found so far :)

i have tested with a usbhub + sandisk curzer edge, 20gb sata 2.5" hdd enclosed with and without usb hub and a 3.5" sata maxator hdd encased with its own power supply.

when connected to the usb hub the phone comes up as charging with all. with the 2.5 alone ( connected to phone charging wall plug) it charges but the 3.5 alone weilds no change.

i am not 100% sure how to mount these devices since tamcore has changed the mounting point but i tested the rom using chainfires usb host diagnostics app here and it says we have support!!!:highfive:

--see attachments--

im hoping tamcore or sebastianFM can shed a bit more light on how we should go about mounting as automount does not seem to function. im very excited about this but didnt want to jack sebastians thread :p so i posted here :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] pisherthefisher:
I heard that oled screens deteriorate over time and the pixels becomes dull. Has anyone had this happen to their sgs4g?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] farmerbb:
Mine's pretty bad. Not only do I have screen burn-in where the top notification bar is, but whenever I'm on certain games or applications that display a solid color, I see a bunch of burnt-in horizontal lines. Thankfully, these are the only times I notice it. My screen is fine 95% of the time otherwise.

Despite these long-term problems, I absolutely love OLED screens, and the benefits definitely outweigh the tradeoffs. Comparing my SGS4G to my Nexus 7's IPS screen, the quality of the SGS4G's screen is just so much better.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] falcons2:
My screen is still good but I have noticed a slight difference in the crispness of the screen
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Fluidification:
i'd have to agree with falcons2.

I have no damaged pixels or weird damage "yet", but it may have gotten a bit fuzzier. Actually since Gingerbread leaks KF1, it started going down a bit. Maybe there's an issue within GB kernel source. Well, we can ask bhundven, because I now he is bootable on an aries based AOSP kernel without Sammy-tmo code in it.

I have no proof but maybe download mode flashing reduces crispness. Also, colors are a bit less saturated. But compared to iphone 4s new screens, it is much much better.

also @op, did you read this from wikipedia?

We have super amoled not just oled.

Also, it says OLED consumes more battery then LCDs displaying colors other than black.

In fact it is the opposite. OLED save battery compared to LCD because displaying all colors is about the same power consumption.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] pisherthefisher:
What's the difference between oled and super oled? And yeah, I love that the screen can produce true black unlike LCD its great for watching videos.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] adobrakic:
My screen has looked the same since the first time I turned it on.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] turtlepa:
i had a guy try stealing my sgs4g. I ran after him he dropped it in the street got ran over. I ordered new screen (so expensive) and fixed it. Then 2 weeks ago i dropped phone cracked screen. Another 160 bucks. But the screen i got this time says telus on the top instead of tmobile. Same screen dunno why its different with that tho. I think its great tho. No blurriness
[General Questions and Answers] eightdeer:
Which carrier in the U.S. out of the big four (at&t, verizon, sprint, and tmobile) is the most developer friendly?

I'm at tmo right now, but i might jump ship based on how they handled the galaxy note release.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Krayvon:
Hi all.

i recently got a galaxy vibrant T959 for a friend.

i have rooted it already, just having a hard time flashing cwm on it.

once i boot up recovery, i try to install the package but i get an error that files are missing. is there another way for me to access cwm recovery? kindly advise. thanks guys.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AgentFour20:
User option b to flash cwm

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=9375927
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Krayvon:
!

bad download, update file was empty. thanks!
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AgentFour20:
No problem
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Krayvon:
!

still getting red writing error. i load the update.zip in sd and in internal just to be safe.

yet still not installing package. any idea?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iTz KeeFy:
You have to put the update.zip on the root of your internal sd, which means NO folder.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] troby86:
So last night my wife's MyTouch 4G was operating perfectly. My 3 year old knocked it off the entertainment center, and now it will not turn on. The fall wasn't even hard enough to cause any scratches or damage to the outside of the phone.

When trying to turn on the phone, I get three vibrations and a flashing orange light.

When I try to boot into hboot, I get 5 vibrations and a solid green light.

I've pulled the battery, let it set for 15 minutes, tried again, but I cannot access anything, I even let it set and charge for four hours, still no luck.

I cannot see the phone from the computer using adb, Droid Explorer, or anything else.

Is this phone completely done? If so, would I be able to sell it for parts? Thanks for any advice.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tanner195:
Your volume up button might be stuck but if its not your emmc chip is done and your phones done hopefully since it fell the volume up button will just be stuck and your phone won't be broken
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] troby86:
What's the best way to check? Take it apart myself?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bas3balman:
Better than paying a butt load of money. But be very careful or the wife'll be mad :)
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] troby86:
Just disassemble the phone, all the way down to the motherboard and screen, cleaned it, ensured nothing was sticking, and it still doesn't boot. Guess it's goin' up for parts. Thanks.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] THEindian:
Plug it into your computer and type in 'adb reboot', sorry, I skimmed through the op, let me know if that works or not
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] troby86:
No, the phone isn't recognized by adb. Thanks though.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] THEindian:
Oh, I just saw it at the bottom of the op, sorry. If adb doesn't recognize it, the chances are pretty high that it is fried. I really do hope you can fix it though. Jackr1 should know the issue
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Benignoid:
Put your kid up for adoption
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] estallings15:
Lmao. Asssss.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harley--TSI:
how to instal Raspberry Pi...and provided with Raspberry Pi is a good GPU?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JB|Fabo:
What are you mean with "How to install Raspberry Pi"?

You can send me a PM if you want to write in German :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] InnerSanctum:
What? o_O

Raspberry Pi is a mini computer of US$25 or US$35, not a software or firmware. This computer has the same VideoCore IV, but with a good 3D performance.

You can't install a computer or hardware :0
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] carlos9545:
Take this link for more information

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1808965

The GPU is capable of BluRay quality playback, using H.264 at 40MBits/s. It has a fast 3D core accessed using the supplied OpenGL ES2.0 and OpenVG libraries.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] discord84:
Insane!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phoenix:
LOL Out of my mind!!

if raspberry is installable in our device then i would like to install some Core i7 processor in my device :P
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eagleeyetom:
*sighs*

Closed.
[Xperia Play General] ozzmanj1:
Just came across this and just wanted to share.... thats all..

http://www.pocketgamer.co.uk/r/Multiformat/Sony+Mobile+news/news.asp?c=43841
[Xperia Play General] LordBattleBeard:
So basically, don't expect support if you unlock your bootloader. They have to be held at gunpoint or have a class action filed against them before they admit to an inherent problem. I mean its 2012 and they still won't admit the YLOD was an inherent problem on the earlier editions of the PS3. Just check ebay and see how many are being sold with the same problem. Ask any qualified engeneer and they will tell you that while its possible for the YLOD to result from any error, its nearly always the same design flaw found to be the cause of the problem in most cases.

Don't get me wrong, I don't think people who unlock their bootloader should be supported for pretty obvious reasons. But the idea that Sony will somehow step up and admit a problem as a "known issue", even when it is, is nothing short of highly improbable.
[Xperia Play General] Nabeel_Nabs:
Yes Sony are complete douche's when it comes to admitting their mistakes as are most corporate companies. However, they have admitted their fault with the xperia arc casing (it has issues of cracking) so it's not that unlikely... Just my two cents.
[Xperia Play General] LordBattleBeard:
Perhaps but that was under Sony Ericsson. Now its an entirely owned Sony division, which doesn't give one much room for hope.

Also, this doesn't appear to have been solved at all by SE. They accepted that it was a common fault but simply have their customers return the phone to them to be replaced with the same faulty housing. So the same issue will continue to happen until the user runs out of warranty..
[Xperia Play General] leots:
Do you people think that Sony will fix my front facing camera if I send them my Xperia Play? The image is dark and green, but I have unlocked the bootloader... Should I try and send it anyway? It is clearly a hardware problem...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lazarus2405:
I've been tethering for close to three years, on the original Droid, the Droid Charge, and now the GS3, using Wifi Tether. I always did it infrequently, I don't torrent over it, and didn't use a stupid amount of data (except for a month when I moved and had no home internet). I've never gotten any indication that Verizon knows or wants to do anything about it.

Has anyone, ever, actually reported getting busted? Have any actual people been punished?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mikejr83:
According to the recent FCC ruling Verizon can't charge you extra for tethering. They had to pay out cash and all.

I wouldn't worry about it as long as you don't disrupt their network. In other words, don't torrent or transfer 30+ gigs...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] joka10:
honestly as far as getting busted or what not you don't have to worry about that since their are only a few people who actually still have that plan the only thing you have to worry about is any upcoming plan change and such but you have 2 years for that enjoy.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] k0admunk33:
The FCC ruling only prevents them from charging for tethering on capped data plans. This does not apply to unlimited plans. That being said, I haven't heard of Verizon busting people for tethering. Like an earlier poster, I've been tethering for years and have not had any problems. I've never used more than about 6 GB in a billing cycle though.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mikejr83:
I read the ruling as they couldn't charge for it regardless. Plus shared everything plans include tethering at no additional charge.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] slick_shoes:
just use foxfi, that's what I've been using since I got the phone. My brother has been using it on his Galaxy Nexus for the last few months. And here's the good thing, you don't have to be rooted.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDiabolicaL1:
Short of sniffing your traffic and looking at your running applications list on your phone I don't see how they could know. They can speculate by data usage, but I think that's about it.

I've seen peoples posts where they swear VZW will know, and I always inquire "How?" and have yet to get an answer. Propaganda and rhetoric.

Don't sweat it, just do it!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Jarredw:
If you read the fine print the unlimited plans state you have unlimited data for one device, using your computer to receive data over 4G/3G constitutes another device there for its not part of the contract you signed when receiving the unlimited data package
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDiabolicaL1:
Lets set aside the legality of it and whether it's morally correct or **** about the contract and get to the real question.

Can they actually catch you and can they prove it?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Zool4nd3r:
Meh, I just use WiFi Tether. Works great. I really only use it for Netflix streamed from my PS3. Used 32g the first month. When you look at data usage on the phone though it never comes up as the application using any data. Like ^^ they said, I don't think there is any way for them to prove you are tethering. Honestly using Spotify, streaming "Extreme Quality" while driving, at the gym, breaks at work, cooking throughout the day I can use close to a gig every day. Kind of a music junkie, but nevertheless, using it for a perfectly legitimate reason with a legitimate app I can burn through a fair amount. I think if you start getting up higher (100+/month) then maybe you could come up on their radar, but they'll have no way to prove anything. If you aren't rooted use FoxFi.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] k0admunk33:
Read it again (http://www.fcc.gov/document/verizon-wireless-pay-125-million-settle-investigation). Toward the end of the document it states "consumers on usage-based pricing plans may tether, using any application, without paying an additional fee." Unlimited data plans are not usage-based, so they are not prohibited by this ruling from charging for tethering on these plans.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lazarus2405:
It's plausible they could look at your number of connections to determine whether you're running some P2P, which is technically against their ToS whether it's on your phone or tethered.

They could also plausibly look at your traffic's destination and determine whether it's somewhere a phone "should" be going. In the way-back-times when Netflix didn't have their Android app out yet, I was concerned an investigation into my data usage would suggest I had been tethering.

And of course, there was that Carrier IQ debacle. I wouldn't scoff at "looking at your running applications list on your phone"; that software package certainly had exactly that capability. It apparently was never on any VZW devices, but if you aren't running something AOSP-based, there's a technical possibility something unexpected could be phoning home.

Okay, /tinfoilhat. :eek: I don't honestly think Verizon is looking for or punishing illicit tethering, except possibly in the most egregious cases. It's too much overhead and bad PR to boot. I have no inside information, though; that's my reasonable, slightly-informed opinion.

If you're using less that, say, I dunno, 10GB/month, I'm fairly certain you can do whatever the heck you please, indefinitely, without getting any sort of red flags. People here have certainly pushed it further than that.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jmorton10:
I could care less what other people do with their unlimited data, but using 100 gigs a month & then bragging about it on a site like (like the DB who has it in his avatar) is just asking for trouble I would think.

On the unlimited plan, it is a clear TOS violation to tether any other system to your phone. I have never heard of VZ actually enforcing that, but when I tether I try not to use an outrageous amount of data to raise a red flag on my account & give VZ an excuse to take away my unlimited data plan.

I was using my Slingbox on my phone one time at work when our VZ corporate rep showed up. Our rep is a hot chic & she's cool as hell.

When she saw what I was doing, she asked a few tech questions about it & then laughed and said "just remember, apps like Slingbox are not supported by Verizon" She could care less what I was doing, but she went on to say that it was technically a TOS violation & to just be careful not to go absolutely crazy on the data use or you may end up losing your data package at some point.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] LesismoreTN:
Unlimited Plan Tethering

I've read through all this, but would still like y'alls opinion in my case.

I currently have AT&T U-verse internet max at home. It gets me about 8 Mbps DOWN, and 1.5 UP (if I'm lucky.) It costs me $48 +tax per month. I'm unemployed and looking to save everywhere, so that's a lot of bones.

I have the VZN 4G Bionic and was Grandfathered in from Alltel with Unlimited data. The Bionic is NOT rooted and I just I just discovered FoxFi. WOO HOO! Now my Xoom IS ROOTED but the 4G plan isn't activated. Just for S&G's, I am wirelessly tethering my home PC AND MY Xoom to the Bionic. The native USB tethering cable also worked on my PC. This just tickles the crap out of me that I can do this. Not only does it work, but I'm getting fantastic WIRELESS 4G speeds (per speedtest.net:)

This is so much faster and better than U-verses internet, that I wonder... YES, wait for it because I'm going to ask... Do you folks think that it would be inadvisable to just turn off U-verse and go totally tethered? Yes, I am aware of the implications, e.g., I'd need to keep my phone plugged-in or face battery drain. I live alone, so don't internet need it when not here.

About red flags, so far I've been consuming about a 2-4 GB per month on my phone, so I know that when I start using my PC, I'm guessing that would go WAAAAY up. I could try to manage keeping the PC untethered except when I'm on it. If they question me, couldn't I just say I'm a recent Netflix and Pandora whore or something?

What's the worse that could happen? I turn U-verse back on?

What say y'all?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Hobart!:
From what I understand verizon has stopped charging for that all together
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] landtuna:
They can tell if you're tethering by examining the TTL (time to live) field of your packets. If they're not the default sent out by android, then that means they originated one or more hops earlier than the android device.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jmorton10:
I think the REAL QUESTION IS has anybody anywhere ever heard of VZ actually cracked down on anybody for doing this? (I know I never have)