yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] thebeastglasser:
My only guess would be the recovery I sent you. It's for the Evo V 4G... which is essentially the same phone (same hardware, different software).

Try this one. http://goo.gl/PyVdR

It's TWRP 1.1.1 for the 3D, the official one. Let's see how this works... :fingers-crossed:

EDIT: Or, while you're in fastboot and bootloader is highlighted... http://goo.gl/SEh0o

Press the power button, then hit the volume rockers until Recovery is highlighted. Press the power button and that could work as well.
[General Questions and Answers] twingle:
No, this also doesnt load. I think something can be wrong with cmd. Theres an error.

C:\Users\aser>cd c:\Android

c:\Android>adb reboot bootloader
error: device not found

c:\Android>adb reboot bootloader
error: device not found

c:\Android>fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
sending 'recovery' (5132 KB)...
OKAY [ 1.328s]
writing 'recovery'...
OKAY [ 8.887s]
finished. total time: 10.223s

c:\Android>fastboot boot recovery recovery.img
cannot load 'recovery'

c:\Android>

Everything what I do: I connect my phone, open fastboot(in bootloader) than in pc open cmd type everything what I should, when it is installed I reboot bootloader than open recovery... And BAM! HTC is loading to boot my phone, gets black screen (turns off) after a sec turns on . Also after it I tried doing Bootloader Reboot mannualy, I pressed to reboot the bootloader. The same happened.Thats all
[General Questions and Answers] thebeastglasser:
Do you have USB debugging enabled?

For the record, the same thing happens with my device, but I have S-Off. There's nothing wrong with command, I can tell you that. But if you can flash the recovery, clearly something's going right.

What I'd recommend from this point, is rooting your phone and getting something that can put you into recovery. Be it ROM Manager, Goomanager or Quickboot, clearly it doesn't want to manually work.

Before I get into that though... you do have HTC Sync installed... correct?
[General Questions and Answers] twingle:
Sure, USB debugging is always enabled! Yes i have installed htc sync. You think i need to delete it?
[General Questions and Answers] thebeastglasser:
No, you certainly need it for this.

Clearly the conventional tactics are not going to work. I'm afraid you're going to have to go all out. This will be easily achieved if your computer can boot from a Live CD. (and when I say easily, I mean more easily than UnknownForce's method)

Go for this, it's the last piece of help I can get you. It'll also save you a lot of work in the long run.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1563342

There you go. Go for it. :highfive:

KEEP IN MIND THIS ONLY WORKS IF YOU HAVE AN EVO 3D NOT AN EVO V 4G, AND MUST BE CDMA.
[General Questions and Answers] twingle:
Thanks for your help. Mine phone is GSM, so this won't go. I realy want to install custom rom, but I am doing that too much (about 8hours of trying) and I didn't do it just only unlocked from htcdev.com

That is awkward, that only you try to help me, theres so many people in xda (45000) online. I unlocked my evo 3d, people say that it is enough to install other rom. I don't want to do the S-OFF because I think it will be the same and we need to find solution now. Its because I won't do the S-OFF, because to make it unlocked was hard, and to make S-OFF is 10x harder! I know that you know more than me, please help me!
[General Questions and Answers] thebeastglasser:
To be perfectly honest, I have the CDMA version, so I don't necessarily know anything more than you... nonetheless, I'll do what I can. It seems with the GSM version, you may need to flash the whole .zip versus just the recovery.

Skip to 10:17.

http://htcevohacks.com/htc-evo-3d-hacks/how-to-root-htc-evo-3d-gsm/

Also, before I continue, you're on HBOOT 1.5.X... so we're working with a totally different creature right now. I could be wrong, as I've heard the HBOOT 1.4.X. for the GSM can flash just about anything using 4ext (an app) or by flashing the kernel in fastboot. But I don't know how that applies to HBOOT 1.5.X.

If that's true, you may want to get S-Off so you can flash an older bootloader, otherwise I don't know whether or not you can flash custom ROMs.

And for the record, I know what it feels like. I've had a bunch of questions in the past and gotten 1 or no people responding. If you can't get the answer here, keep in mind there are more forums than just this. Something I did not initially know.

For example... androidcentral.com androidforums.com (aka phandroid.com ) and more...

Try posting there too if this doesn't work. That way you'll get the maximum amount of help. Good luck...
[General Questions and Answers] thebeastglasser:
By the way, for the record, if you'd like to get S-Off, you can through this... afterwards everything's going to be easier. I know you'd rather not, but nonetheless I'd recommend it. To be honest I thought the same thing before I did it...

http://unlimited.io/jb_shooteru.htm

Either way, good luck in your endeavors.
[General Questions and Answers] twingle:
You know what? It worked! I did it yesterday. I thought it will not work, that I will be with stock rom forever :D. I followed a bit of that video and the only things that I needed were to unlock bootloader from htcdev.com, download 4ext recovery updater from 4ext.com and downloaded latest final version of 4ext. Than download 4ext recovery.img put in computer and do the work with cmd (fastboot) which was explained before. And install the rom :). And also the problem was that I needed to flash custom recovery (4ext). I gave thanks to every post you posted. Thanks a lot to you for your big help :highfive:
[General Questions and Answers] thebeastglasser:
Hey, no problem come back any time. Happy flashing.
[HTC Desire S] eifelgeist78:
Hi,

is it right that you can´t give an static ip-adress under ics-roms? This was possible under Gingerbread rom´s right?

It´s only for information. I have no problems with dhcp ip-adresses

greetz Sven
[HTC Desire S] maniche04:
Yeah, we surely can.

Lookout for Advanced settings in your 'Wifi Settings'
[HTC Desire S] eifelgeist78:
Hi,

i know this but ics roms have advanced settings but i can´t set the ip static.

greetz
[HTC Desire S] amidabuddha:
You can not only set static, but set different static for each of the connections. This is one of the great improvements of ICS in my opinion.

Long press on the WiFi connection name. A menu will pop-up. Select Edit connections, then tick advanced options. Then you can choose between DHCP/static and enter your config
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SandroV1972:
Hi

I have an SG3 unlocked and I rooted it. Baseband I9300XXLF5, Build IMM76D.I9300XXALF6

I haven't received any update and from Kies it show no firmware update availabel. Is it because I have a rooted device?

I checked in SamMobile but I don't understand which firmare or how I should download.

Alex
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arsaw:
You can search firmwares by country/region.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chaddeus:
I am also a bit confused with the number of firmware out there and wondering which is the latest. The only thing I know is the leaked JB firmware XXDLH4 > XXDLH6 and now the XXDLH7. Its easy to see which is newer but on the original firmware, so many different code and its just confusing

- Charles

---------- Post added at 10:33 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:29 PM ----------

Regarding firmware based on region, I am from Blackberry. Its often ok or should I say OK to download firmware from other service provider as long the phone is the same model. Sometimes, your region or provider may not update their firmware so installing other provider's / region's firmware will actually be better. Some regions just seems to update their firmware much faster than others and providing improvements and fixes faster than others.

- Charles
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skander1998:
Depends on where you live, most updates get to the UK first (even leaks).

Where do you live?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SandroV1972:
Italy so you say my formware is the latest available in Italy?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nodstuff:
Download and flash a firmware with the CSC "BTU" it is for Britain and unbranded and gets updates first.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SandroV1972:
Flash via Odin?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ultramag69:
Yep...
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SandroV1972:
Odin Flash FAILS with ITV file (lates Italian firmware). I use md5 file on CSC via Odin.

I will try using the Britain file.

Now that I am rooted of I need to update when JB comes out do I need to unroot?

The unroot process I've seen on YouTube imply a total wipe of the phone. A real hassle.

Any alternative?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Firmware is PDA not CSC.

Dev section Chainfires CF Root no wipe.

jje
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gdourado:
Hello,

So, topic pretty much says it all.

I would like to buy a Nexus 7, but because I always carry my smartphone with me and it pretty much does everything I need it to, I am afraid of spending the money and not using it enough to justify the cost.

So, what's your case? For what do you use your tablet?

Do you regret buying it?

Cheers
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clintkev251:
I use it pretty much constantly, its almost as portable as my phone and much more ole sent to use due to the better screen and battery life. I think it is a good investment
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redmonke255:
As a student it's nice having this battery life without having to haul my laptop around.

Sent from my paranoid Nexus 7.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirtyhamster73:
I have always preferred using my phones over my laptop....since I bought the N7 not only have I not even glanced at my laptop I haven't been using my phones that much either...which has been great for their battery life :) I use the N7 for pretty much everything....paying bills, browsing, texting, etc...which are all the things I did on the phones. If I didn't need the laptop for Odin or kies, I would sell it.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bronx:
@up

This. Nexus 7 is my primary computer now. How could I live without 7 inch device before..? My phone is just a phone now, which is great.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] just lou:
No.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmm200:
My Nexus 7 has pretty much replaced my pc and laptop...
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wmoore:
I've carried an iPad with me constantly for the last couple of years, so I knew exactly how I would use my N7. At work for note-taking in meetings, checking email when away from my desk, logging on to my Citrix desktop, listening to music or watching a video when work gets boring ;) In personal time, I watch videos and play music, check email, read (books, magazines), browse the net and play games.

It's never far from my side and gets plenty of use! Justifying the $300 price tag vs. $500-600 for an iPad (I paid more than that for my iPad 1 a couple of years back) is a no-brainer for me.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laidlow:
Don't regret it one bit. My PC is getting far less use at home now (good considering I spend 8 hours a day in front of one at work) and my has been relegated to phone duties.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ExploreMN:
I don't regret it at all. I use my tablet pretty much every day for most of the day. Like many others have said, I rarely use my laptop for anything anymore unless I have a ton of typing to do.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SPreston2001:
Not one bit! I haven't been able to put it down since the day I brought it. Sold my laptop and my desktop gets used less and less. I've also been using my Evo LTE as just a phone now lol. Excellent purchase in my book. Trust me you won't be disappointed. If you ever find yourself not using it, you can easily sell it and recoup some of your money.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gdourado:
The thing is I previously had an HTC Sensation as a phone and an HTC flyer as a tablet.

Was using almost always the sensation because the flyer always stayed at home.

Ended up selling both and got a galaxy note to try and have the best of both worlds.

Granted the nexus 7 is a different beast from the flyer, but I fear the same might happen...

Thinking about selling the note and pick a nexus as a smaller phone and a nexus 7.

I am afraid to end up feeling the nexus is too small and the nexus 7 too big to carry around.

Cheers
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Biggzz:
I'm constantly on mine. Phone gets used for text now.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirtyhamster73:
I have the GNote and GNex and after using the GNote everything seems small, but the GNex feels like a toy after I've been using the GNote all week. I wish the GNex was a little bigger....even my sgs2 looks bigger next to the GNex, even though it's only 4.5.Hoping they make the next nexus at least 4.8....although "leaks" of specs are rumored to be the same size as the GNex.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rkanwar:
Since I got my nexus 7 I don't think I've put it down unless its for charge wile I sleep. Rarely use my xperia s unless I'm out and about. Ive never used my laptop much before anyway. Unless it was for uni. I carry my nexus all over the house. Whether its for readings books, browsing tapatalk or just generally browsing. When I hold my xperia after the n7 it feels so small lol.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirtyhamster73:
I bought a second N7 because I found that when I had to charge it I missed it too much. So I bought another one so that I'd always have one at my disposal :)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VonLaserface:
Mine has replaced my phone for everything but calling, texting and navigation. Gaming, web, reading ebooks and comics...all more comfortable on the N7.

I'm actually thinking of selling/trading my GNote and getting a Nexus.

I can do everything I did with the SPen just as easily on my N7 with a standard stylus too and my storage needs are happily met with my external drive.

Love the Note but it's usefulness as a phablet isn't there for me anymore.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ickyboo:
It all depends on what your current phone is, If it's a SGSIII or other high end device then the Nexus 7 isn't much of a improvement other then having a bigger screen.

I actually still use my SGSIII more then the Nexus 7 as I can do everything and more (like being able to pocket it) on the phone while the Nexus 7 is now just a coffee table family tablet. Games are kind of nice but some of them are very hard to control due to placement of virtual joypads.

I guess I'll either give away the Nexus 7 or figure some other use for it.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirtyhamster73:
There is no comparing a sgs3 to a pure Google tablet. Just no comparison.

Even my GNote at 5.3 is isn't useable as a tablet. Don't know why you think the N7 isn't much of an improvement over a 4.87 ics, touchwiz PHONE.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] droid_1989:
I use mine quite a lot, still use the phone, but at home I'll use my N7, and sometimes ill take my N7 to work so will use it their, and on my commute to work.

I love this thing.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] garryknight:
I've got a Galaxy S2 and I'd be happy to use it for everything, especially since I upgraded it to ICS yesterday and it feels like a new phone.

But when I got the Nexus 7 I installed apps on it that work best on a tablet. So, videos, movies, books, magazines, PDFs, mobile photo processing, music creation, map reading, word processing and text editing, web browsing and forum interaction, blogging, and other such tasks are done on the N7. Texts, quick emails, music, mobile photography, Internet while on the move, map reading while on the move, to do lists, mobile banking, quick note taking; all are done on the S2.

Some jobs, such as route planning and timetabling on local transport are done using tablet or phone depending on the availability of WiFi. Most of the stations I use have free WiFi so I can use the tablet while having a coffee. No WiFi at the bus stops, so I use my phone to find out what's due when.

And since I use Moon+ Reader, I can read a book on either device and have my latest position synced between devices. Now, if only Currents, Flip board, and the Guardian app would do the same...

--
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mungulz:
Some days I just like to veg out and sit on my bed using the N7. If no N7 I would be using my computer.. So yeah no regrets.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Garridon:
And even then you could plug up a keyboard to it lol
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ExploreMN:
I have done that...keyboard and mouse in fact. My work website only works on Internet Explorer though. Poor programing for sure, but that's where I have to type in my reports and case notes. Even employees that have Macs need to use Windows. LOL
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DrownedElf:
I use mine far more than I thought I would. I mostly bought it to use at work for movies during downtime, but I find myself sitting around on the couch or bed using it for light browsing or games. It gets use nearly every day and I've been extremely happy with it.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tek.:
Don't regret it at all. I use it more than my my phone.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iGoOsE76:
My phone battery last so much longer now that I'm never on it anymore... I do everything that I did on sgs3 on the nexus 7... the sgs3 just supports the N7 for a hotspot and my everyday phone calls of course. I've even turned off all the sync on the sgs3.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atticusmas:
I regret buying it because it takes up way too much of my time...
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Garridon:
Lmao that sucks
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bdhook:
No regrets

There are a few things I wish I knew about up front, but I have been using this thing so heavily that they really wouldn't have been deal breakers even if I knew before buying. I rarely carry a laptop with me anymore because of tablets (I used to ALWAYS have a laptop with me in case work called). I carry a Galaxy Nexus phone, and the Nexus 7 is a nice addition. I now use my phone more as a phone, which allows me to get through a long work day without running out of juice. My phone also acts as the mobile hotspot for the Nexus 7 when I'm out and about. Reading emails and web pages is SOOOO much nicer on triple the screen size. We also use it with a web-based ticket system - it was annoying on a small phone screen but quite enjoyable on the Nexus 7. Before the Nexus 7 I was carrying a Transformer Prime (with accessories about 4x the price of the N7) - the N7 is smaller and easier to handle with one hand and packs all the punch of the bigger tablet.

The things that were missing that I didn't realize when I ordered:

- Rear camera

- MHL chipset (missing on consumer models - the Google I/O models had it)

- Full Unicode fonts (lots of non-Latin characters appear as whitespace)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kidrobot52:
Dude your sig is obnoxious.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hemidroids:
it's a measly 200 bucks. I don't think you're gonna find anybody regretting it
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AZImmortal:
Lol, I know.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lanwarrior:
What do you use for note taking?

I had iPad, Galaxy Tab and countless others, and now nexus 7. I could never found a note taking app that is:

- Fast

- Intuitive

- Easily exportable to other format
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wmoore:
I used to use Mental Note on the iPad and this is a very good tool. "exportable to other format" is limited to text or PDF but it does exist. Anyhoo, that isn't available on Android, sadly.

I settled on Evernote. Largely because it is fairly easy to use, syncs across all my devices, has tags and folders and other organisational tools, and I can make notes of text, graphics, camera shots, sound clips, etc all in the one place - I regularly mix text, freehand drawings and photos so this was crucial. The paid-for service is over-priced but the free tool does pretty much everything I need.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.m0x:
It depends entirely on where I am. Usually if I'm out and about I just use my Galaxy s3. If I'm at home I'm on the nexus 7 almost exclusively. I only use my laptop for hacking my phone or tablet, converting dvds so I can watch them on my tablet, and for playing battlefield 3 now. As I only play battlefield about two hours a week now, and I only update my phone and tablet every fortnight or so, I'm pretty much on this baby all the time while I'm at home.

I use it for Facebook, emails, e book reading, watching videos, playing zynga poker and pretty much everything else. I'll take it to work or out and about with me so I can enjoy reading or watching a movie in the park on a nice day.

My phone I use for navigation, phone, text, camera, and fm radio & music on the go.

I've had a couple of 10" tablets before and ended up selling those because they were a little too bulky to carry around our use for an extended period of time. The Asus transformer is pointless, by the time you plug it into the dock you may as well just carry around a small laptop or netbook. I've also found that an on screen keyboard is much harder to use on a larger device.

I really thought hard about buying a nexus 7. Saw one in the shop and spent about 45 minutes playing with it and thinking about it before biting the bullet.

Two weeks later I have no regrets. I love my baby tablet to death.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bluetooth_decay:
When I first saw your question, I thought to myself that you probably wouldn't see too many affirmative answers :)

Like a few others, though, I had my doubts about tablets. I wasn't about to pay $400-500 for one, and the $200 ones were low-spec hardware and not something I wanted to mess with. But I saw how much my g/f liked her Nook tablet, especially after I rooted it, and was intrigued. When the N7 came out, nice hardware for $200, I decided to take a chance (I did spring for the 16GB model).

I'm using it far more than I thought I would. I take it to work to keep technical documentation at hand. I use it at home on the couch when I'm primarily surfing or viewing. It's lighter and has better battery life than a laptop. For traveling, it's a way nicer nav system than a car GPS or even my HTC Rezound. The advantages of the 7-inch screen over smaller ones can't be overstated.

I can't compare it to a 10" tablet, as I've never had one. But I wanted an "in-between" device anyway. I may look into a portable BT keyboard, to make it even more a laptop replacement, because I still don't feel it's a great device for heavy data input.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lathanub:
I regret buying my previous tablet, the Asus Transformer TF101... but do not regret selling it to buy the Nexus 7.

I didn't use the TF101 anywhere near enough and I use the Nexus 7 every single day.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] compact_bijou:
Love it. Getting lots of use. Phone's battery has gone flat twice in the last month which was previously unheard of in the last three years.

Slowly getting over the honeymoon period.

Now looking to get serious and transfer as many duties carried out on my PC to be done on my N7.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] panther926:
I had the same dilema. But finally bought it and ZERO regrets here. I find myself using my Nexus 7 alot more than I ever thought I would. It's just so much faster than my phone and has games I could never play on my phone. Even for every day stuff like email and facebook, Nexus is just a more enjoyable experience. I only use my phone on the go and when I don't have wifi but need internet of course.

But yeah I was suprised how much I use it. :good:

Oh yeah, and my laptop has not been touched... LOL
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gunnyman:
Nope. I bought it despite the fact I haven't used my Retina iPad for months.