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[Blade General] anantk1965:
Hi Matt,

I have checked that and from there only I have applied the procedure mentioned in "2. Through Recovery Manager:". But still I am stuck at green Android logo when I press power + volume down key during startup.

I have not yet tried "1 . Through ADB " procedure, as it is more technical, though I understand Linux commands. But I am not very clear about which command prompt mentioned in that procedure. --> "(make sure you're in the command prompt and have changed directory to where the adb file is)". Could you please clarify.

Whether following ADB procedure instead of Recovery Manager procedure would help? If somehow Recovery Manager procedure works, then nothing like it.

Any help is greatly appreciated and thanks in advance.
[Blade General] anantk1965:
I got a solution. With home+volume up+power button combination, I am in CWM Recovery screen of Idea Blade!!

Will now install Cutom ROMs and see.
[Blade General] udaytalwaronline:
This happened with me too. cwm 5.0.2.0 is a little buggy for blade. so what you can do is:

1. Go to Rom Manager.

2 go down a little bit till u find "All ClockworkMod Recoveries ". click it and flash an older recovery preferably 5.0.1.0.

3.Done!
[Blade General] rahulsa:
This happened to me also. Just installed (flashed) older version of CWM and it worked. Then once I got backup then I upgraded CWM.

It was fine.
[Blade General] Jinxxed:
You can use my 6.0.1.1 it's compatible with gen 1/2/3 and idea blade. It's stable and it is a touch recovery.

Skickat från min Blade via Tapatalk 2
[Blade General] vdovaulthack:
I tried to root and backup my ROM today using the method given in http:**ideabladesupport.blogspot.in/2012/03/upgrading-idea-blade-to-android-235.html. After pressing 'backup my current ROM' through ROM manager, my phone is not booting and stuck and green screen.

I tried 'power + vol down' or other options given here, but none worked. Its not even opening anything just the green screen.

Please help me if there is some way to save my phone. Any help is appreciated.
[Blade General] ssredd37:
This worked for me too...Thanks much guys :good::good::good::D:D:D
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wileyvic:
Hi,

I just picked up a Defy+ from a wholesaler online. It was supposedly unlocked already but it won't work when I placed my SIM card in it. My card is for Telus Mobility in Canada. Just curious if anyone has had success using the Defy+ on Telus's network. When purchasing the phone I was under the impression that it was just a Defy with bumped OS version and higher CPU clock speed, but essentially the same hardware. Telus previously offered the original Defy so I'm assuming that the Defy+ will work also. Any help/advice/info would be greatly appreciated.

I've also got a similar post on this thread but decided to create my own as well.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=31874982#post31874982

Vic
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dark_prince:
Just an incompatible baseband selected. What is the rom version you have on it?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wileyvic:
Phone is still stock as it came

Just added a screen shot of the about phone. Haven't flashed any ROMs yet, or even rooted it. I'm waiting to make sure I can use the phone with Telus before I start doing all that to it. In case I need to return it.

I was considering flashing the baseband from this thread to see if it had an effect. Do you have a suggested baseband I should flash, or a suggested thread to follow? I'm no stranger to xda and modding phones, though I'm far from an expert and the Defy+ is completely new to me so I'm still just doing a lot of reading on it before I do anything.

Thanks,

Vic
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wileyvic:
Still not luck with Telus network

So after trying various Defy root methods I discovered that the old exploits don't work on my phone which has BL7. Found a good thread that handled rooting my device and successfully rooted. Following which I installed a current 2ndinit from this thread and then flashed the latest CM10 nightly. After playing with the baseband switcher and trying everyone I still haven't gotten it to register with Telus. The best I've achieved is finding the network and it failing to register.

Anyone with suggestions on what I should try next?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wileyvic:
Still trying to get this device to work with my telus SIM card. Looking for any help to trouble shoot. Would like to start using this device as a second phone. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Vic
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spidinator:
Have you manually entered or checked to see if the APN are correct after booting?

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OKay I see it says you that it was supposed to be unlocked but i'm thinking maybe you should get another unlock code and try it. That would be the only other reason i could see it not working other than APN not correct or wrong baseband. Try China ME722.1.10.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wileyvic:
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll give unlocking it another shot tonight. I tried a half dozen baseband settings in cm10 that match the telus bands but no dice. Keep getting an ME error when it did see the telus network. I'll post my efforts tonight.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wileyvic:
I've come to the conclusion that getting the Defy+ I purchased to work on Telus isn't possible. At least by me. I confirmed that the device was indeed unlocked by trying it with SIMs from both Rogers and Fido, which both worked. I also tried a Bell card and had the same results I had with my Telus SIM, which was being able to see the network but not connect or use talk or text. This was regardless of the baseband I used.

In the end I just returned the phone back to complete stock and gave the device to a friend on Rogers who needed a new phone badly but couldn't afford an upgrade at this time.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thekguy:
Too late now, but for reference you could have tried flashing a new radio. Worked for me, and also the baseband that works may not necessarily be geographically related to your location. In India the Vodafone France baseband works fine
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wileyvic:
I tried to flash the Telus.zip baseband I found in a thread and it returned an error on each attempt. Flashing any other baseband that matched the frequencies for my network still resulted in a failed network connection. Same results occurred with the Bell SIM I tested with, which is a very similar network to Telus. After checking Telus' compatibility list it clearly stated the Defy+ was not compatible. I still find that strange since as far as I understand it is simply a Red-lens Defy with a larger battery and a more current ROM. I thought for sure if I added the correct frequencies I'd be set. I was mistaken as my repeated attempts have shown.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thekguy:
Interesting. But did you flash an older or newer Radio(not baseband)?

If defy is compatible defy plus has got to be, unless they use some twisted form of imei locking:D
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wileyvic:
I tried the baseband from this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1117553

I also tried using the cm10 baseband switcher.

Didn't realize I could flash a radio as well. When I did see and connect to Telus I'd immediately get an ME error and then loose connection to the network. Where would I find radio files?
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thekguy:
Isn't it redundant now, since you don't have the phone? Anyways there's a thread called radio fixes or something
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wileyvic:
Not having the device anymore doesn't negate my desire to solve my problem. I might get that phone back or I my decide to pick up another unlocked device that gives me similar problems. I no longer want to sign contacts for discounted devices so I'm always on the look out for good deals on unlocked hardware I can play with. Thanks for the replies.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spidinator:
Well since I'm on Telus as well with the red lense defy and I checked gsm arena and a few unlock sites. They all said and indicate that phone can be used on the Telus network. Seeing as its not a phone that Telus originally sold that is why I asked about the apn. Anytime I've ever used an unlocked phone on Telus I've ways had to input the apn.

Other than that sometimes when I flash I don't always get a radio signal for some strange reason. Even changing baseband doesn't solve the problem I usually have to flash another rom and then come back to the one I want or try a different kernel. Either way I'm like you except I never would have gave it away till I solved the problem lol :)
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wileyvic:
It was more than just a case of setting the apn. I have no problem doing that. In fact that's exactly what I did with the Rogers SIM so that I could test it's data before I let my friend have it. I tried numerous ROMs with it, none of them would allow me to connect to Telus even after choosing an appropriate baseband. Unfortunately because it wasn't a Telus phone to begin with I didn't have a working Telus radio on it. I tried flashing the Telus baseband, it would return an error. I tried flashing the entire Telus ROM, it went into a boot loop as expected. I got it back to it's stock Retail ROM, after rooting that tried a baseband switcher and still wasn't able to see connect to Telus. Though it would see the network. Best luck I had was with CM10 with the Argentina baseband which would connect to Telus until I either tried to call or text. At which point I would get an ME error message and it wouldn't connect again without a reboot. At that point I suspected that maybe this device was being blocked by some sort of IMEI filtering much as thekguy suggested above and gave up on it for now. When my friend does upgrade and returns the phone I might try again for kicks. It was a neat little phone. I'm even tempted to look for a used one that is from Telus...
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thekguy:
Please shed some light in the errors you get while flashing the telus baseband

And if you get a boot loop after sbf flash, then wipe data and cache from stock recovery
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wileyvic:
I'll clarify my description of boot loop in the instance of after flashing the Telus froyo stock ROM was actually more of a soft brick. The phone became unresponsive almost immediately after turning on, blank screen, no response to button presses, essentially a brick. The only sign of life was if I pulled the battery while connected to usb the LED light would flash white for a brief second. That gave me the idea to start up an sbf flash until it got to the waiting for device message, at which point I'd plug in usb and install battery and the flash would force it into boot loader before it could go "dead"again. As far as a ROM getting stuck at the boot image, yes I know a quick wipe fixes the boot issue. At least it had for me every time I got into an endless boot process. Had to do it after recovering from the failed Telus ROM flash with the stock Retail ROM.

Thanks for the tip though. I know you are being helpful.

As far as the exact wording of the error message, I'll have to look it up when I'm back at the PC I use for modding an such... Most I can remember is it start with "ME blah blah blah" but I have a note saved with the exact line.

Cheers, Vic
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thekguy:
If the telus baseband failed to install via cwm due to cwm incompatibility, you can manually try to copy over the baseband files included in the zip according to the directory structure of the zip

Well, this was my last idea:If this doesn't work:confused:
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wileyvic:
Ya, that was the one thing I wish I had tried before giving up on the phone. I'd considered it but wasn't sure if it'd work. When I passed it on it wasn't rooted anymore and I'd invested so much time with getting it back to stock that I had just had enough of it at the moment. Almost regret it. If I get it back any time soon that'll be where I start again.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Raj joshi:
Hello guys,

I am really eager for a blackberry rom we hav htc,xperia etc styled rom n nw its time to hav a blackberry styled rom for our fit, any dev who can make this rom plz plz try it n if ny1 wants source den its on galaxy ace already and even i can help smhw if possible for me..please look at this thread nd if any1 can then do reply..:) i wud v glad nd vry much thankful for the dev who can make this..:)

Pressed thanks if i helped you..:)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Torres 9:
Hi all

How Can I Export Keyboard From Achotjan Rom to another ?

from this rom :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1504633

to this rom :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1200675

Thanks
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Torres 9:
Up ............... !!!!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] fraliup:
you can use root explorer, but I tried to port it to mini cm7 with not success
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jaapstreepjan:
Credits

Note

ROOT

CWM

SuperStock ROM

Note2
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] TheMrBlue:
Awesome! How are you liking the Liquid? Is it good enough for daily use (browsing, using some basic apps, a little 3D gaming maybe)? Thanks!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jaapstreepjan:
I really Love the screen. 4.3 inch is just perfect (920x540 resolution). (: . And 1 GB Ram is enough for multitasking, for me atleast. Here a some screenshots of benchmarks i just made. With a lot of apps running in background. (550 MB Ram free) . This phone is really amazing (compared to a galaxy s plus) . The only thing you may not like, that it has no front-facing camera. But you may like the fact that it boots within 7 seconds :D.

I hope I answered your questions, and feel free to ask something you want to know.

Btw, I'm from Holland, and I bought this phone unlocked for €180,-
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] TheMrBlue:
Are you seriously saying the (dual-core) Galaxy Nexus S is SLOWER than the (much cheaper single-core) E350? Damn makes me want the phone even more!

And yeah I noticed, I'm from Belgium and thinking of buying this phone (also carrier unlocked) for €199.

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Never mind, I was thinking about the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, which is still a bit faster, but not a lot it seems.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jaapstreepjan:
Nee ik bedoelde dat ie sneller is dan de Samsung galaxy s plus. (Gt900i) :p

No, i meant that it is faster than the Samsung galaxy s plus. (Gt900i) :p
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] TheMrBlue:
Yeah indeed, I got the two mixed up. Still impressive.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] albe.minimal:
I will have this phone next week :good:

Thanks for the root e for the governor change, i will try when i have the phone...

WE NEED'S DEVELOPERS ON XDA ;)

I follow the MODACO forum...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] 2k4ever:
i am thinking about getting a Gallant Duo so thanks for the info and the files, jaapstreepjan!

can you tell me how long the battery will last once you have set a proper governor (either conservative or on demand)

would be great, thanks!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jaapstreepjan:
I can reach 24hours, with intensive usage.

(but i do have the single sim version. So I can't tell you anything about the duo sim version)

I'm charging it every night when I'm asleep :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dnlilas:
@jaapstreepjan

1)

You recommend ROM Toolbox. I am interested with its capability of doing nandroid backup. But as far as I know, there is no custom recovery yet for the phone, so even with ROM Toolbox, there is no way to have nandroid backuping the whole system+user+recovery data. Could you confirm ?

The default Android recovery backups only user data, so it is not a really fail-safe for a rooted phone (for example, system application deleted by error).

2) During a phone call, by pressing menu button, there is possibility to record the call. Once recorded, I do not known where the recorded file is stored. My search inside /mnt/sdcard does not show anything. Do you know where this file is located?

Thank you.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jaapstreepjan:
1. The Rom manager in Rom toolbox doesn't work. I confirm that. I was working on a CWM recovery, but i don't have enough time and knowledge. So when I get time, I'm going to try to compile one.

2. I didn't even know there was a recording option while calling. will research that and inform you when i know more.

Thanks for the tip ^_^
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] v_andre:
Hi! Thanks for the tutorial, it will most certainly will be very helpful to get all advantages from my android device..

However, I am facing a terrible problem that I don't know how to solve.. I cannot connect my acer to any computer! When I connect the usb cable, there's no messages popping up, it just charges the smartphone..

I have tried with 2 different cables and in 2 different computers, so any suggestions about how I should proceed? The mobile phone has less than a month and never fell down, so I think it's very unlikely that it is broken.. moreover, the first time I turned it on, when arrived, I was able to connect it to the computer as a "hard drive"..

Please help me rooting my phone, guys!;)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jaapstreepjan:
Go to device manager on your computer, uninstall all acer e350 related drivers. reboot your computer, connect your phone again, and then reinstall the drivers. that should work. Good luck! :good:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dnlilas:
Excellent news: the record file is created at /mnt/sdcard2/PhoneRecord directory.

The file name is of type YYYY-MM-DD_hh.mm.ss-xxxxx.3gpp.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Master_T:
Nice to see it's rooted. I was actually thinking on buying this phone, but one thing holds me back: do you think there will ever be a CM or MIUI rom for this device? I doubt because I imagine the custom dual-sim managment part of the phone software would be difficult to port... but maybe I'm wrong.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dnlilas:
Hello,

Currently there is no custom recovery to perform nandroid backup. The default recovery backups/restores only

user data so it is not complete. In the meanwhile maybe 'dd' command could be used for manual backup the different

partitions. 'dd' could be invoked from a zip (script) inside the default recover.

But we need the mapping of different partitions.

From the Liquid Gallant 'ls -l command':

emmc@android -> /dev/block/mmcblk0p6

emmc@cache -> /dev/block/mmcblk0p2

emmc@ebr1 -> /dev/block/mmcblk0p1

emmc@fat -> /dev/block/mmcblk0p4

emmc@sec_ro -> /dev/block/mmcblk0p5

emmc@usrdata -> /dev/block/mmcblk0p3

Usually a custom recovery backups recovery, boot, system, data, cache (and /sdcard/.android_secure).

Question: How are they mapped with the Gallant partitions?

recovery <-> ?

boot <-> ?

system <-> android?

data <-> usrdata?

cache <-> cache?

And what is :

fat ? need to be backuped?

sec_ro ? need to be backuped?

Thank you for any idea or answer.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Abducted:
Thanks for posting this! Worked great! :D So far i haven't been able to find a tool to undervolt the CPU did u manage to find one? Seems like all those CPU control apps dont play nice with the mt6575 CPU...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jaapstreepjan:
If i have enough time, i will defenitely make a cwm and CM, but i have absolutely no experience, so i will have to learn it first.

the dual sim management part shouldn't be too hard to port. But now i'm going to install ubuntu etc, and trying to figure out how to compile CWMR
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jaapstreepjan:
from what i know so far:

ebr1 = recovery

fat = sdcard (internal i think)

and sec_ro = android_secure or boot...

not sure.

will investigate further
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jaapstreepjan:
for undervolting you need a custom kernel.

and undervolting requires a lot of testing,

so you must have patience (:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jaapstreepjan:
Thanks for sharing!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] sethgreen:
two questions about the guide:

1) USB debugging must be enabled?

2) During the procedure, the phone must be switched on?

thanks
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jaapstreepjan:
Yes USB debugging must be enabled, and the phone must he switched on. Will add this to the guide.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] sethgreen:
ok, great ;)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Abducted:
Ah ic... I'm completely new to android but i've been overclocking and undervolting my desktops, HTPC and laptops for years, so the testing part wouldn't be a problem (already had the stress test tools installed). :)

I'm not quite sure why i rooted my phone in that case. :D So far the only app i bought is ROM Tool Box Pro which uninstalled a couple of apps i otherwise couldn't have (like the default browser and chrome for instance) which in total freeed up maybe about 30mb of 36GB of combined storage space :) and set the governor to on demand instead of performance. All the other stuff the app can do i either dont need or doesn't work.

Can you guys recommend stuff i can do now you cant do with an unrooted phone? I guess i did gained some bragging rights :P that counts for something.

p.s. just checking because i dont fully trust myself around my phone yet, is there a way to reset to factory default?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] sethgreen:
rooted, thanks jaap ;)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] 2k4ever:
Stock ROM

albe.minimal over on MoDaCo has postet a link to the stock ROM of the Gallant Duo:

http://vache-android.com/?dir=Smartphones/Liquid Gallant/OS Images/Dual SIM/EMEA_FR

i did download the sdcard_update, but i can't get a working copy of ROM for the MTK flashing tool - the thing i was really looking for

hopefully anyone of you gets lucky and can share the file with the rest of us and can maybe even give some feedback on the flashing process
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Abducted:
Are you saying the other ROMs on that site dont work with the flash tool or did you just see the sdcard update version?

The EUU version looks pretty straight forward.

Going to see if i can backup my ROM using that MediaTek flash tool.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] 2k4ever:
I'm saying that the zip file of the flashable rom is broken or at least i can't get it to download properly

I was not that clear, sorry

good luck with creating a backup an please report back!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Abducted:
Ah yes, the duo version looks way too small and indeed is corrupt...

Did you check the beta duo version? Seems to be version 1.000.14 compared to the 1.000.08 that is corrupt.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] EQUANCY:
Thanks alot...

Rebirth of Acer E350

"Acer E350 hergeboren :), dank je"
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] erlucky:
Hi all

I have try to porting twrp 2.2.2.1 touch from other chinese mt6577 ----> V1277

Here the link of my porting.

This recovery is only for testing.

Copy this file into Images directory and use flash tool. Look guide Using SuperRecovery - step by step of Paul

We can't backup boot.img and recovery.img, but is normal for this device?

This is recovery.fstab that i used into ramdisk of this recovery.

EDIT

boot and recovery into mmcblk0

Bye.