yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One V] PK.Bale:
It works really splendid!

Thank you very much man! I followed your simple instructions and completed the root with ease.

it's been two years since I got my phone and no problems whatsoever but...

the "insufficient storage" problem came up.

I was so desperate I went to shops to root my phone... where they ate my time and told me "there is no root-permission"

then my friend sent me to look it up here. and this post really made my day!! :cool::good:
[HTC One V] xnokiax:
somethig wrong

hi. i am new this forum. i have old htc one V. i wanted put into it MIUI. i wanted root it. i unlocked bootloader. it was ok. but after it i loaded img but can not get into root menu. after restart- or factory reset- i get white screen with htc logo and red writing: this build is for development purposes only. do not distribute outside of thc without htc written permission.... how can i fix it? after some time i can rebboot it into normal mode. but can not restore it or load boot img.

can somebody help to me please?

thanks
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
If it's booting you can also reboot into fastboot or recovery, so whats the problem?
[HTC One V] xnokiax:
but every video showing some app or layer on screen. how do i know its rooted when i do not have anything? i can not reboot for recovery-reset factory settings
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
So you have stock rom installed?

You know it's rooted when there's an app to control root access installed.

You can't reset your device in fastboot.
[HTC One V] xnokiax:
i wanted istall MIUI from xiaomi. i can see bootloader is unlocked but not sure about something other. i was following this tutorial :http://htconeroot.com/htc-one-root/how-to-root-htc-one-windowsmaclinux/ but i did not get that app like he had. after it i was trying second http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1869667 but after restart i ma getting screen like frozen phone with writing which one i mentioned into first post.

i am completely lost. i never did it before sorry. looking somebody who can help to me fix this.

thank you
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
Can you boot into bootloader by turning it off and pressing vol down + power.

What steps of the tutorial here have you done?
[HTC One V] xnokiax:
from this page http://htconeroot.com/htc-one-root/how-to-root-htc-one-windowsmaclinux/ i did everithing but i did not get screen after step 27 just white screen with htc logo

from this page here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1869667 i did it on macbook. and i tried step B but nothing after it as well.

both should load img but i think it doesnt work. any ide why? or some other tutorial?

thanks
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
Did you look at the pictures in the first guide? It's for HTC One, which is not HTC One V.

You have flashed a recovery which is meant for another device, so don't be surprised if it won't boot.

Just boot into fastboot mode again and flash a recovery which is meant for HTC One V (available here on XDA)
[HTC One V] paarthdesai:
this is htc one v
[HTC One V] xnokiax:
i think i tried everything. i am not sure if its done. please look on screen shoots. thanks
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
OK, it looks like you have primou, you have rooted your stock rom and unlocked your bootloader.

If you want to install a ROM now, you have to reboot to your bootloader, enter fastboot mode and flash a custom recovery you downloaded before.

You can flash a recovery in fastboot mode with "fastboot flash recovery RECOVERY.IMG"
[HTC One V] xnokiax:
ok i will try. but i think something is wrong. put phone into recovery mode take nearly minute or more. black screen and blinking orange diode. is that normal?
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
If the recovery starts and you can see the ui thats normal.

Did you flash a recovery for primou?
[HTC One V] noobynobita:
hi,

considering my volume down key button is damaged (it doesnt work at all), and i cant enter bootloader method ...is there any workaround ?
[HTC One V] WAI_Patrick:
After SU installation, my HTC ONE V have some issue to be connected

Hi

Thank you for your tutos, I have installed SU permission now after rooted my HTC One V. with difficulty like finding tips to make the drivers run under win 8.1 i had to add Fastboot.reg to activate the drivers like in this link, http://xdaforums.com/htc-wildfire-s/general/driver-finally-how-to-fastboot-to-t2857536 after that mod the fastboot win ran.

Now after SU installation, my HTC one v has some trouble to connect to PC or MAC, it seems that it connect just a few second disapear and reconnect and so on after several try windows prompt me that the peripherique is not recognized,

Could you please help me :/
[HTC One V] paarthdesai:
try reinstall of drivers and install htc sync again
[HTC One V] noobynobita:
How to enter boatloader if my physical volume down button is not working

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i just need the basic root permission and don't want the custom rom stuff and recovery installed..just basic root permission.So any procedure not involving my physical volume down button will be greatly appreciated guys
[HTC One V] paarthdesai:
adb reboot bootloader.

via cmd
[HTC One V] noobynobita:
can you please elaborate ...don't know much about adb
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheDodgey:
I used Team win Recovery Project to wipe my phone Galaxy Nexus, and now when I plug the phone in to the lappy it doesn't show the sd card. Freaking out here cause I can't copy over a zip file to flash a ROM... please help...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gpfnzl:
The GNEX doesn't have an actual sdcard, so when you wiped the phone i'm guessing you wiped the virtual sd card.

You will have to adb push a rom to your phone.

One the top of the first Q&A page jubakuba has a guide that has a panic section in it.

The guide also shows how to install adb/fastboot and gives you the commands.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xskordeal:
try flash the stock img via fastboot using the following line to avoid wiping ur sdcard

fastboot update ***.zip

then wipe data via CWM and enjoy
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheDodgey:
sorry, complete DOLT here. Where would I input the command?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gpfnzl:
If you don't know about adb/fastboot, do as suggested in first post. All is explained in the guide.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ghaeema:
How to get to a MS-DOS prompt or Windows command line

Click Start.

Click Run.

Type cmd or command and press enter.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheDodgey:
ok, following your instructions, and the instructions of the link, I have install ADB and can use cmd, however when I type adb shell, I get an error returning "device not found"

I see a lot of threads stating to make sure usb debugging is on, it was before I wiped the phone, but obviously I cant get to any settings at the moment.

on the verge of crying now, and noone likes to see a grown man cry
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheDodgey:
FIXED

I ran the push command whilst in recovery and it worked

not sure that it mattered, but I did change the zip file name to ROM.zip, and whilst in recovery, ran the comand "adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/ROM.zip

Just thought I would put that in there for other dopes like me that might come across this problem

Thanks to all for your help!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gpfnzl:
LOL

Normally if you can't see your device listed you haven't installed the drivers correctly.(or the correct drivers)

Also you have to open a command prompt window in the same folder as fastboot.exe and adb.exe

To do this in Windows 7:

Click the windows start button (bottom left hand corner)

In the search bar at the bottom type: cmd

At the top of the search list you will see the program cmd.exe right click and copy it.

Paste it into the same folder that has fastboot.exe and adb.exe

Now you can open the cmd window and type the command:

adb devices

Hit ENTER and if you have installed drivers correctly, the serial number of your phone will be listed.

If not, uninstall the drivers, download a new set of drivers from jubakuba or efrants guide and reinstall.

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didn't need to change the name of the rom zip. Just needed to type the full name of the .zip file.

Good to see it worked, and the tears have stopped ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mlopik:
Hi all,

I need help with this problem :

E/dalvikvm( 111): No valid entries found in bootclasspath '/system/framework/core.jar:/system/framework/core-junit.jar:/system/framework/bouncycastle.jar:/system/framework/ext.jar:/system/framework/framework.jar:/system/framework/android.policy.jar:/system/framework/services.jar:/system/framework/apache-xml.jar:/system/framework/filterfw.jar'

It is CM10. Please reply as soon as possible.

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mlopik:
Nobody knows how to fix this? Pleease. :crying:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BillGoss:
Have you tried wiping the dalvik cache?

Sent from my Nexus 7
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] fateownzyou3:
When i first got my phone my wife set it up for me while i was at work, and she imported my cantacts from my sd card to my sim 3 times too many. So now i have 4 of each contact and is getting rather annoying. On previous phones, such as the mytouch and my vibrant, i was able to choose a setting to delete duplicates, but i dont see that option on this phone. Im on stock UVALEM right now. Any suggestions? Because i dont feel like deleting 550 contacts. Would take hours
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mrbmg:
The only way I've found to do it is log into your Google account and go to contacts and it gives you an option to delete duplicates I believe. You can also manually multi select and delete them as well. I would be interested if there was another way.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] dkmdlb:
There are apps in the market that will do it automatically. Duplicate contacts is one.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alek91:
Hi,

just bought a samsung galaxy s3 and i have 4.0.4 I9300XXLF5 installed. Can i flash it with AR 7 or do i need to flash it with the 2.3.1 version for android 4.0.4 ?

thanks !
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
What do the instructions say ????

Cut and paste missed .

NOW V8

You need:

Samsung Galaxy S3

Custom Recovery

How to flash:

Download ROM and place it on your virtual SD card

Download "Super Wipe" script & place it on your SD card (optionally if coming from earlier version of my ROM, obligatory if coming from stock or other custom ROM)

Boot your phone in recovery mode (vol up + home + power)

In main menu, select "install zip from sdcard"

Select "choose zip from sdcard" and browse to the location of "Super Wipe" script

Once again select "choose zip from sdcard" and browse to the location of Android Revolution ROM

After flashing process is complete, reboot the device

jje
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alek91:
Ok thanks !

I was a bit hesitating !

can you explain the part "virtual sd card" ? I can simply put the rom in the internal memory of my galaxy s3 right ?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Yes but preference would be EXT SD card just in case you wiped sd card .

jje
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zoot1:
Virtual sdcard means internal sdcard.. If I am not wrong
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alek91:
So i basically put both files (rom & super wipe) on the phone and that's it ?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee2012:
No on the external sdcard, your internal sdard will be wiped if using superwipe script.

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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mikesimon:
question

Hii , tried this and after "install zip from sdcard" Im stuck at a hat with a circle symbol. Couldn't get to next step "choose zip from sdcard" . Consider Im pretty new at what Im doing. Any help ? Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee2012:
Redownload the rom, you may have a corrupt file.

Reroot the phone with CF-Root, wich will install CWM5. See item 1 in my signature for the how to.

Just do the following:

Place the ARHD rom on the external sdcard

Go in recovery and perform a wipe: data/factory reset, wipe cache and dalvik cache, format system,cache and data in mounts and storage

Skip the superwipe

Select the ARHD rom to flash

Once in the Aroma installer, choose wipe and backup efs folder, don`t select any tweaks for now and flash.

Choose fix permission and reboot, and you`re done mate :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mikesimon:
Thanks

:good:

Thanks :good:
[Motorola Photon 4G] rituel:
the question is like the title says
[HD2 Android SD Development] securecrt:
This is an idea to make the HD2 faster and fancy, I worked with Xylograph to make it more usable and easy to implement by common users.

Index

Post 1 Introduction

Post 2 ROMs, Scripts, Installer template for Devs by Xylograph

Post 3 Q&A

Introduction

We have SD ROMs for very long time, but I think most of the people should agree with me that the SD ROMs are slower than NAND ROMs. because the SD ROMs use system.ext4 and data.ext4 files to store all the ROM contant on the FAT partition, the IO access is the bottleneck.

My Class10 SD card has 10MB/s R/W speed, but the NAND flash R/W speed is only about 4MB/s. so if we can directly install the ROMs to SDCARD and boot from SDCARD we will get lots of benifits:​

Faster Read/Write speed than NAND ROMs

Bigger data partition for user space (depends on how big the ext4 partition on SDCARD)

Install servel ROMs at the same time. and each ROM share the same space

Muilt-boot support, easy to switch between the ROMs been installed.

The NativeSD Rom is a new kind of ROM it needs an ext4 partition on your SDCARD.

This thread will tell you how to install a ROM to SDCARD and give some script templates for ROM Devs to make the ROM installer which can support install the ROM to NAND flash or SD/EXT4.

Install the ROM to SD/EXT4 will not effact the ROM(WM or Android) on NAND flash, NativeSD should support run from MAGLDR CLK or WM6.5(need test).

Important Notes:

Backup all the SDCARD content to PC before you create the ext4 partition on SDCARD.

Change Log

:

05-09-2012 @2nd Post [05-09-2012] NativeSD Dual Installer v2 [nand/sdext][wip]

10-09-2012 Add NativeSD CM7 script template

13-09-2012 nativeSDMultiBoot Version4 Credits to datagr

20-09-2012 nativeSDMultiBoot Version5 Credits to datagr

26-09-2012 nativeSDMultiBoot Version6 Credits to datagr

30-10-2012 nativeSDMultiBoot Version9 Credits to datagr

30-10-2012 New initrd mod for NativeSD Credits to marco.palumbi
[HD2 Android SD Development] Xylograph:
Securecrt will explain everything.. give the man some time to create the first post..

Expect the same/similar or even better performance compared to android on NAND with a descent SD card.

I will post an example ROM which I am working on so people can check it out @ 2nd post when I am done with it..
[HD2 Android SD Development] securecrt:
:laugh: Just be patient. I am updating the post.
[HD2 Android SD Development] abdelazeez:
Wow man! I can hardly wait! :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
Looking forward to trying this:)
[HD2 Android SD Development] Xylograph:
Well everybody (especially sd rom users) waiting to test this stuff can already start by making sure they have an SD-EXT (EXT4 if possible) partition on their sd-card..

Make a big one for future use :p
[HD2 Android SD Development] dimdimdim:
ready - steady ...
[HD2 Android SD Development] Xylograph:
GO GO GO !!!
[HD2 Android SD Development] Robbie P:
ext4 partition can be made from windows using minitool partition wizard home edition http://www.partitionwizard.com/download.html

I assume FAT32 partition should be first and ext4 partition second.
[HD2 Android SD Development] aldai2:
What size partition should I create?

I usually use partitions of 1 or 2 GB on 16 or 32 GB cards
[HD2 Android SD Development] jjblaster3:
hi..

my phone's hardware button (green button) is not working.. so i can not make any changes to magldr..

currently, my boot folder is set to ICS..

I was just wondering if its possible to edit the initrd.gz as mentioned in post 3 in such a way that it would reflect my folder (ICS) instead of NativeSD?

should i just replace all places which have NativeSD with my folder that is ICS? or is it just some specific places?
[HD2 Android SD Development] securecrt:
I did not consider this case... let me think how to solve it.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Xylograph:
Yes sir, or use recovery for partitioning your sdcard.. I recommend 4EXT recovery for the job.

Depends on how many roms you are going to install...

I think 2 GB is a nice start.. especially when apps will be shared in future updates you won't have to install all apps over and over again.
[HD2 Android SD Development] jjblaster3:
much appreciated friend, keeping my hopes up :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] HypoTurtle:
Great work guys, have installed on a class 6, speed seems fine (personally I haven't found there to be any noticeable lag with SD builds).

Have just run some benchmarks; would attach if i could find a screenshot button. And will see how it performs for a day or two and report back before messing with it.

Just a suggestion, but with future builds are you considering adding an option to choose which ext to install to? So that you can have multiple sd-ext builds and/or a NAND build with a sd-ext and a separate sdext rom.

Likin' the installer as well, haven't used aroma too often, but you've customised this one and made it your own.

Nice Work.

Can't find screenshot, so. Using a class 6 card in:

System Test = 3398 ; SD card read/write = 13.6/8.0 MB/s
PassMark Performance = 816 ; Internal Storage read/write = 14.7/13.1 MB/s External Storage r/w = 15.1/8.27 MB/s
AnTuTu = 2741 (typical SDROM score) SD card r/w = 9.7/7.4 MB/s
[HD2 Android SD Development] Xylograph:
So besides changing the folder are you actually able to enter recovery without a working green key?

You'll need that 2
[HD2 Android SD Development] HypoTurtle:
Couldn't he copy the files into the partition on the desktop? Using ubuntu for example, or while in a running nand build? Or would that be likely to cause issues?
[HD2 Android SD Development] jjblaster3:
well to b honest when i read on the first post that wm6.5 users and magldr users using wp7 in nand are also to be supported in the future, i never considered that recovery was a must.. guess i was wrong :(
[HD2 Android SD Development] Xylograph:
Nope, not with my roms yet..

Securecrt however did use it for the EXT partition. (sd-ext/app)

He made it so the app folder is shared between the NativeSD ROMS so when you install a new rom you would already have all of your apps in there..

I found it a bit to risky to start with, because there are also nand android users who use 'name of a2sd script here' and I didn't want to take the risk to mess with apps compatibility... some apps made for jellybean could mess up in gingerbread for example and maybe the other way around..

In future releases this will be a nice addition, but I rather would like to have a shared JB ROM app folder, shared ICS ROM app folder and a shared GB ROM app folder.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Bib_x:
I don´t want to use magldr, i want to stay on clk. So at this time, i can´t install native sd? Only with magldr, is this right?

If this is right, i will wait till it is working with clk, too. Charging the phone while phone is off and battery is at 0% is a must have for me.

So today i can only use my ext4 partition for mounting as /data like explained in the thread of phoenix.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Xylograph:
Quote 2nd post...

You can use it with cLK.. do some reading and search this thread for instruction (by clio94) if you don't know how to boot sd rom from sd with cLK..
[HD2 Android SD Development] Bib_x:
Great news! Thank you!

EDIT: Working great with clk. Did it like clio95 explained it here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31164460&postcount=122

But a few small questions:

1.)

If i use clk and cwm - i don´t need to install ext4recovery - right? Only for wm users?

2.)

How can i disable journaling in ext4 filesystem? I don´t have any linux, only windows 7 on my notebook and my android phone.

Is it important to set clustersize 4kb for ext4 partition? Will disable journaling speed up my system?

3.)

How can i set in clk to boot from sboot every time without booting to clk and select "boot from sboot"?
[HD2 Android SD Development] drmodify:
Check installation

I used these instructions: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31122183&postcount=39 to port a certain JB rom, SD build via portadroid so that it runs in nativeSD. I copied the initrd.gz from a template and overwritten it to the boot folder. Start up was fine no problems in booting. Everything seems to be working fine.

Seeing the previous post, I am aware that a /nativesd drive is not necessary. My question is that is there anyway to check if the ROM installed runs on nativeSD? like terminal emu commands or file directories??
[HD2 Android SD Development] clio94:
If you are in clk,you dont need to install an extra recovery.Any time you want to boot a diferrent rom that you installed in sd-ext,you have to put the zimage,initrd.gz in sdcard/nativesd folder and then from recovery install the file flashsbootv2.zip.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Bib_x:
Ok, so i can change between installed roms, eg. pa and aokp.

But how can i set in clk to boot from sboot automatic every time without booting to clk and select "boot from sboot"?
[HD2 Android SD Development] cameleon39:
Thank you Xyklo for this awesome work.

Even with this it's not working
[HD2 Android SD Development] white-energy:
RMNET Has always worked on SD using MAGLDR as the bootloader, but PPP has always been way stable and faster.

EDIT: This is indeed a very good idea, i'm gonna port daeken's eclipse sense.
[HD2 Android SD Development] filipepro:
Hi! Xylo, I've flashed PA 1.992 to SD-Ext and it's working. But... everything is sooooooo slow... Any clue what might causing this (is was supposed to be faster than NAND, wasn't it?). I was previously running it on Nand with a int2ext4+ script and was fine!

I'm using a Kingston 16GB class4 (almost new).

I tried flashing a script to make sure I have journalling disabled on ext4 partition.

Any help?

Thanks
[HD2 Android SD Development] Xylograph:
Thanks for the info.. Still I rather prefer rmnet even on sd builds.. it's far more stable for me and I don't care about speed as long as I have a stable connection..

Anyway.. I have new ROM updates in my JB parent thread (AOKP & PA) .. check it out if you like..
[HD2 Android SD Development] aion92:
filipepro, as for me i have a lot of freezes and bad perfomance with transcend class 6, but with micro sd class 10 or higher my phone has gotten much faster. Yeah, i know that there is a rumor - anything better than class 4 wont give us better perfomance because of tech. of our hd2 - but, really, try better class or different card from SanDisk...

And about slowiness: with kernel overclocking to max CPU like 1190-1190, deadline, interactiveX/smartassV2 there will be only pure speed :) Another CPU settings like 128-1190 may give you a bit better battery but less perfomance bacause of shi-tty underclocking cpu every second with no truely reason.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Bib_x:
If i only restart my phone, it will boot NAND and not nativesd (sboot).
[HD2 Android SD Development] jjblaster3:
@xylo

just reporting that the touch recovery doesnt boot..

edit:

used older version of twrp recovery (1.1.0) which uses power button instead of call/green button for selection.

attached for those who have faulty green button
[HD2 Android SD Development] aion92:
With this method (NativeSD) should I restart my phone three times after first boot? CLK AOKPv2
[HD2 Android SD Development] clio94:
i dont know if this is possible
[HD2 Android SD Development] duhhh:
Everything works like charm here on WM 6.5 and MAGLDR

just one question, is it ext4 partition must be on primary or logical?And what are the differences?