yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Breto:
In the tut:

Go + ++ Go Back + + + up to find -> reboot system now. Select with POWER.

When you restart the phone, mark in ---> configuration ---> Security --> Unknown sources.

For more details see my other Thread --> Loss IMEIs

So you now have installed a upgraded SuperSU-v1.25.

This it! Your device is ROOTed.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lopestom:
First: Execute ROOT never happen IMEI loss.

It's just to have safe and copy the file that you need the ROOT.

ROOT give permissions to use mobileuncletool. Without ROOT there is no way to use the application.

Second: Not all users who upgrade to JB lose the IMEI.

But we do not have a headache, should be prevented.

Third: With update - JB V07 - no loss IMEI!

If you do not need ROOT and your device no loss IMEIs, then the choice is yours alone.

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Primero: Ejecutar RAÍZ nunca suceda la pérdida IMEI.

Es sólo para tener seguro y copiar el archivo que necesita la raíz.

Raíz dan permisos para usar mobileuncletool. Sin RAÍZ no hay manera de utilizar la aplicación.

Segundo: No todos los usuarios que actualicen a JB perder el IMEI.

Pero no tenemos un dolor de cabeza, se debe prevenir.

Tercero: Con la actualización - JB V07 - sin pérdida de IMEI!

Si usted no tiene raíz y su dispositivo no había perdido IMEI, la elección es sólo tuya.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snpyjc:
I have read all the threads here about rooting and installing JB rom, but still having difficulties. I have a Vivo 4.3 D910a running ICS 4.0.4 with the original recovery 3, I am simply trying to root the device and when I followed the tut from lopestom it results in this:

-- Install /sdcard ...

E:signature verification failed

Signature verification failed.

Installation aborted.

I know it's a failure on my part to understand something or just incorrectly doing something so any help would be muc appreciated! Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lopestom:
See (in red) if the written words are the same? Like that?

If you really have a problem, is a lack of reading.:(

Exist Two versions for updated JB. V06 for use in spft (PC) and V07 for direct use in device (recovery).

Update process in the device is more convenient and fast. It is impossible to someone unable to update. Except you are with CWMv6 recovery, which was barred by the script file update V07. So for V07 must have the original recovery and correct file (update_BLU-D910a-V07-GENERIC_T8134.zip).

See here for tutorial [MENTION=5213621]shouled[/MENTION] who want to upgrade to V07: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=40628558&postcount=63 and click where he says to download: [download this file].

Always ask not offend. Members here are the BLU VIVO 4.3 excellent companions and always help. This is teamwork and why I never gave up having JB! I always thank [MENTION=2285826]williegomezt[/MENTION] for helping me and encouraging me.

:angel:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snpyjc:
Thank you for the response. One thing I can assure you of is that my problem is not due to a lack of reading as I have read hundreds of posts on these topics several times over, so I must just be failing to understand. The words in red are exactly what is happening to me, I'm not sure what you mean by pointing that out. I understand the update to JB methods and in fact can do the on device update to V07 since I do have the required file and the original recovery on my phone. I did not want to update to JB though, I wanted to stay on ICS and just root the phone, which is what I was attempting to do when I got the error that I posted. Thanks again.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lopestom:
If you stick with ICS and make ROOT is much simpler. Moreover, you can make a decision to upgrade JB later.

See ROOT thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1886460

Simple and easy process. Any questions, it is always good to ask.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snpyjc:
Thanks for the continued help and for that thread, I had seen it and read through it previously, but I am unable to do that as I cannot get the phone to connect through adb, in fact the phone does not even recognize when usb is plugged in other than to charge.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MacGyver1138:
Almost always USB drivers, then not have "USB Debugging" checked under Setting->Developers.

There are different USB drivers for the phone depending on what "mode" it's in: Recovery vs Normal (and then 2 different modes of normal).

Add insult to injury Windows 7 and Windows 8 don't like unsigned drivers and Windows 8 doesn't even like to work with signed drives sometimes (even after running the exploits implicitly as an Administrator).

This wasn't meant to solve your issue, but point you in the right direction. I had to find a computer running XP to root mine, after spending 3 hours screwing around with Windows 8, after moving over to the XP box, it took 5 minutes and everything worked as expected.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snpyjc:
Thank you for your response MacGyver. I know you weren't trying to solve my issue, but I wish I could say that I was able to get it figured out from what you said. I know it's a driver issue and I have tried solving it on two separate computers running Vista and one running XP without any luck, funny thing is that this phone has connected fine in the past on one of the Vista computers, just not now. I have tried several different USB cables and have tried enabling/disabling USB debugging many times, but still nothing. I also have other Android devices that I have been able to get to connect fine, so this one is driving me crazy.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lopestom:
Note or Desktop?

You saw indication of drivers I wrote in previous posts?

You can test for this: [TUT] Instructions MTK6577 USB VCOM Driver Installation

Win 7 x32 or x64??
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snpyjc:
All desktops and yes, I have seen and tried that as well.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lopestom:
You can test with: AdbDriverInstaller.exe in post #278 an #283 ??

I'm leaving a driver for you. It has option for different SO. Test, let device as [MENTION=2237517]MacGyver1138[/MENTION] wrote.

**** PS: Delete all the drivers installed computer system. After you install this I sent. Every Attempt, the previous driver or any device should be removed. Connect the device in USB 2.0 or higher / faster.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snpyjc:
OK, tested with AdbDriverInstaller and the phone does not show up on the device list.

Tried using the driver you provided there and no luck either.

I have been removing previous drivers/devices as well and have been using USB 2.0 ports.

Thanks again for all the assistance.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MacGyver1138:
Well the only "far left field" things I can think of are NVRAM craziness regarding your USB. So if you want to check that off the list, shut down the machine, and if it's a desktop, find and clear the CMOS via a jumper, and if it's a laptop, turn it off, unplug the power cord, remove the battery, and try to turn it on like that (drain what ever might be left in the caps). Then go into the BIOS/UEFI and reconfigure you machines settings. (this can screw up normal booting so beware)

Like I said, "far left field", but I have seen this fix the "usb mouse doesn't work on one computer under any OS, but did last week, and still does on other computers" syndrome. So you never know, you do seem to be having a USB problem. You sounded like you knew what you were talking about, so I guessed at your tech level in regards to the BIOS and CMOS.

The other left filed thing is the USB cable itself. I have heard (but not seen myself) that some cheap USB cables don't do so well with ADB but work fine with normal transfers. Like I said, sound unlikely, but I have read that.

Are you implicitly running the program as "Run as Administrator" from a right click? That makes a difference on anything Vista and up, even if you are logged in with an Administrator account, unless you "Run as Administrator", the things you run are not run with administrative rights. (Thanks Microsoft makes perfect sense.)

Other than that, I had to go to XP to make mine work in the end, so good luck.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anchit_89:
hey guys! .... finally we have JB and the development on this device is not dead.... while browsing through xda forums, i came across

Ubuntu Touch Developer Preview which has now been ported to a number of devices including the old lineup of xperia devices...In my reading i found out that porting is based on CM10. So can we focus our development to have CM 10 based ROM for our device...so that we can also

open ourselves to the possibility of running Ubuntu on our very capable device.

Recently CM 10 nightlies were released for a no. of not so popular devices...so can we also team up with CM 10 guys by contacting them and

asking them for helping us make CM10 for our device...cuz it will benefit the thousands of customers of Micromax, BLU and

Gionee who have this phone model cuz these are clone devices! What say guys....let us seriously think about it and do something to extract more

value for our device.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xraider:
BLU Vivo 4.3 D910a Root Method?

Has anyone figured out a way to root the D910a version?

I used the Blu endorsed method to update to JB. Received an email and downloaded the files.

Main flaw with Jelly Bean upgrade is the bug with the widgets disappearing after reboots.

So annoying! And can't believe Blu would release this update without testing this!

Any way, been searching around and can't find...so any D910a owners have a way they can share?

Thanks!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lopestom:
Even method for both models. See post williegomezt to put CWMv6 and then do the ROOT.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MacGyver1138:
Try this launcher instead. I was originally using a hacked version of Trebuchet (stock CM launcher), but got sick of it erroring out on me. This one is basically the "stock google launcher", I don't have a disappearing widget problem, and I'm thinking it's because of that bloated GO-EX launcher that Blu puts on there by default. (It was the very first thing I deleted when I rooted my phone).

So try:

Launcher 4.1.1-2

(shows up as com.concentriclivers.launcher)

There are others that spin in 3D, or spin and talk, or whatever, but I prefer a simple stock launcher, and there are other "stock" ones out there too, but this guys was the only one that didn't have ads or beg for money.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] colorlesstm:
Vivo 4.3 Modem Issue

Hello friends, thank u so much for your help before i finally succeeded and install android ver 4.1 on my vivo. but the problem i have before still did not fixed, my 3g connection isn't working (it shows me that i have 3g, but the internet isnt working) and when it works its impossible to use 1-20 kb speed :(... i live in israel and im under Orange service.

some info about my phone:

android ver: 4.1.1

model number: blu vivo 4.3

karnel ver: 3.4.0

network: orange

mobile network type: gprs
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Breto:
Back up---Vuelta atras

.Actualicé con las instrucciones de BLU y Yo tengo el mismo problema, ahora el telefono me pierde muchisimas llamadas, la conexion a internet se ha vuelto lentisima, whatsapp hace cosas muy raras....y todo esto aparte de perder funcionalidades que antes me gustaban.

Además se ha vuelto lentisimo.

Alguien me puede pasar el firmware de la version anterior(la de fabrica, 4.0.1) para la version 910i?

No puedo creer que hayan sacado una actualizacion con tantos fallos.

Gracias

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I upgraded with BLU's instructions and I have the same problem, now the telephone loses lots of calls, the connection to Internet has turned slow, whatsapp does very rare things .... apart from losing functionalities that before I liked.

Besides, it has turned very slugish.

Can someone send me the firmware of the previous version (the factory one, 4.0.1) for the version 910i?

I cannot believe that they have done an update with so many failures.

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lopestom:
Sí, usted puede volver a ICS! Sólo tenga CWMv6 en el dispositivo y seleccione "backup and restore --> restore". Elija lo que su modelo:

Aquí está el enlace para la copia de seguridad del sistema D910a proporcionada por MacGyver1138 con la ayuda de williegomezt:Descargar --> 479MB

Aquí está el enlace para la copia de seguridad del sistema D910i proporcionada por lopestom con la ayuda de williegomezt:

Descargar - part 1 --> 60MB

Descargar - part 2 --> 60MB

Descargar - part 3 --> 60MB

Descargar - part 4 --> 55MB

Si usted no sabe cómo restaurar, a continuación, leer todo acerca de esto en mensajes anteriores.

Yo incluso probé en mi dispositivo ahora [2013-05-15].

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Yes, you can go back to ICS! Just having CWMv6 on your device and choose "backup and restore --> restore". Select what is your model:

Here is the link for the D910a system backup provided by MacGyver1138 with the help of williegomezt:Click me --> 479MB

Here is the links for the D910i system backup provided by lopestom with the help of williegomezt:

Click me - part 1 --> 60MB

Click me - part 2 --> 60MB

Click me - part 3 --> 60MB

Click me - part 4 --> 55MB

If you do not know how to restore, then read all about these in previous posts.

I even tested it on my phone now [2013-05-15].
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Breto:
He pedido a BLU que me envie algo para deshacer el proceso...me han dejado tirado.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Breto:
Thanks to Lopestone...I could restore my ICS ROM...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mingdoh:
Error Message in SPFT

Hey all! I've been trying to follow this thread. I just obtained a BLU VIVO 4.3a and am finally getting around to rooting it.

I've been following williegomezt's instructions per this post: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=33100711&postcount=51

I managed to get the drivers installed, and was in the process of flashing the recovery.img to the phone. I was looking forward to a CWM recovery screen. However, this happened:

I assume this means I haven't backed up the existing ROM or something? Can someone help me?

EDIT:

I may not be understanding correctly, but by doing this am I upgrading to Jelly Bean? Can I stay with 4.0.4 and still root the phone! Apologies for my naivete.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Breto:
If you use the williegomezt's instruction you instal CWM.

Then you can use the back up of #314. If you use the lopeston's one, you'll get root too.

The instructions given by Lopestone....thanks, one more time to him.

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Espero que el "driver" del teléfono esté instalada correctamente como he escrito antes.

http://xdaforums.com/show...6&postcount=10

Sí, estás en lo correcto en todo. El archivo "scatter.txt" de williegomezt se puede utilizar para colocar el [recovery.img] (CWMv6). No te olvides de descomprimir el archivo rar y guarde el "recovery.img" en una carpeta de fácil acceso.

Cuando se abre el "MT6577_Android_scatter_emmc.txt" por SPFT, debe seleccionar sólo la opción "RECOVERY" y haga clic en la palabra "RECOVERY". Abra una ventana para seleccionar [recovery.img]. Seleccione el archivo [recovery.img] williegomezt y confirme con Abrir.

Con el teléfono apagado y sin la batería, seleccione la opción "DOWLOAD". Se abrirá una opción "YES" y confirme eso. Conecte el teléfono (sin la batería) en el cable USB. Inicia el proceso de transferencia.

Mire la barra de estado del SPFT (nada de que preocuparse, no hay necesidad de hacer nada). Usted debe ver que se inicie:

----> Bar RED ---> Bar YELLOW --> Green Circle

=> Desconecte cable USB. Reinicie el teléfono en CWM Reboot (POWER y VOL +).

Después de CWM instalado, debe tener los 4 archivos descomprimidos al crear una carpeta llamada [clockworkmod]. Coloque toda la carpeta en sdcard así aparece:

Code:

clockworkmod\backup\2012-11-17.07.23.13Desconecte el teléfono y conecte CWM. Con VOL - o VOL + elegir opción y botón de encendido de prensa: "backup and restore" -> "restore" ahora lo ves (2012-11-17.07.23.13), confirmar. El proceso de restauración comienza para ICS. Cuando haya terminado, vuelva a (+ + + Go Back + + +) y confirm (reboot system now).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mingdoh:
Right. I understand that I need to install CWM v6 for the D910a. And I do intend to install lopestom's ICS backup once I do that.

However, I can't quite get around to installing CWM in the first place, per the error screen above. Should I try to contact lopestom or williegomezt directly?

Before I do so, let me also express my gratitude towards these two for paving the way for the BLU VIVO root.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] williegomezt:
You don't need CWM to root your phone.

For rooting you phone just use this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1886460

Lopestom backup is D910i, are you trying to convert D910a to D910i, otherwise, there's no reason to install lopestom ICS backup
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nimo1996:
mmx a90s

how can i restore this backup in micromax a90s ???:confused:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lopestom:
Are you sure you want to go back to ICS?:p

To A90s device is necessary to put the STOCK ICS ROM itself mmx own company.

Or if you want to put this up BLU VIVO 4.3 ICS, you should use recovery CWMv6 for this.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] celesus:
Heeeeeeellooooo!!! Is there a Cianogen Mod for Vivo 4.3?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RemoWilliams:
Hi guys,

I already asked Tom, but let me ask here as well:

I have D910i. I downloaded the 4 RAR files for ICS. Do I need to unzip them first before putting them on SD card, or do I put the RAR files on SD card?

Thanx vatos.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lopestom:
Yes, unzip files make a create a folder [clockworkmod]. This folder your copy in your sdcard.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RemoWilliams:
Oops, problem:

I want to do the final step for ICS install:

Just having CWMv6 on your device and choose "backup and restore --> restore"

But how do I start CWM? I tried the same as I did in your [TUT] HOW TO ROOT BLU VIVO 4.3 D910i - ROM JB 4.1.1 when I installed [UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.34.zip]:

With the phone turned off, press POWER and VOL +. Appears CWM v6

---> But CWM does not appear anymore! I get the standard menu. Why is that? How do I start CWM?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RemoWilliams:
One step further -> Next problem

Okay, I am one step further: Apparently, every time you want to boot into cwm, you need to repeat the flash tool steps in [HOW TO PUT CWM v6.0.1.2 by williegomezt] :)

Will try restore tomorrow.

Update 20130629: ICS restore went OK! (Thanx Lopestom, Williegomez for tutorials).

+: I have more free RAM now, phone is not sluggish anymore.

-: Camera video recording: Loses focus every now and then (I also had this issue in ICS when I first bought the phone. It was solved when I upgraded to JB. And now the problem is back :)).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rederikus:
I have an error when I use SPFT. I downloaded and installed the MT6577 USB VCOM (for the BLU Viv0 d910a) drivers from http://www.filecrop.com/MT6575-USB-VCOM-drivers.html and they installed fine.

I then followed your instructions for loading your recovery.img file to my phone. I got as far as the blue load line and then I get the SPFT error below

and then it stops.

Any ideas?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] williegomezt:
I no longer have a Blu Vivo, I have switched to Samsung Galaxy Grand.

I don't know why the error and I don't have the phone to test.

Regards.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rederikus:
Thanks willie. I am not sure that I shall be keeping the BLU Vivo for much longer. It's my fist Android phone and as a test phone it has been a good learning experience. My son has a Samsung G4 and that is a far superior phone. I am gonna get me one of them in a month or so.

Thanks again.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] williegomezt:
If you need dual sim, like in Blu Vivo, get a Samsung Galaxy Grand. This phone is far better than Blu, more developers work on it and since it's Samsung there's already a lot of apps and widgets from SG 4 ported to Grand. Obviously SG 4 is far better than Grand, but again, if you need Dual Sim, the Grand is your option
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lopestom:
Hey Brothers,

Join this with me...........

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=43398794&postcount=9390
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] timuraes:
Low mic volume

Is there somebody still looking how to improve low mic volume?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lopestom:
With ROOT!

Use mobileuncletool.apk for more better options in volume.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] timuraes:
Low mic volume

I found major hardware problem in my phone. Between the mic and the plastic body inside the phone there is a protective rubber piece. The hole on that rubber piece is on a OPPOSITE side to the mic hole. Once I remove it, people start to here me perfect. But you need to use screwdriver and tweezers in order to do that. I can post the pictures of how to do that if somebody need it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Breto:
Please put some ...I have the same problem
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nicamel:
Please make a video showing the entire procedure from the disassembly..Thank
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Breto:
I did it!!!

It was very easy....but with the excitement I didnt take any photo.

Take out all cards and battery....use the screwdriver in all the screws you can see.

In the upperside, where the USB is, you can get into your nail and surrounding the back cover of the plastic body you can take it out..

Then you can see the rubber piece that timuraes says..with the tweezers you can remove it easily.

Assemble it again.

Now they can hear me.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RemoWilliams:
I don't have a problem with the mic. But I decided to check anyway... Looks like the rubber piece in my phone is placed correctly (See attached pictures: I also took it out so you can see the orientation of the hole a bit better).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Breto:
Anybody knows where can I buy a spare battery?

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nicamel:
Anyone ever tested this rom 4.2.2 to Vivo 4.3 and a90s

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2447248

I installed this rom, ran well but with some bugs, let's wait if he put another rom with bugs fixed
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NautTboy:
I'm a bit late in the game. 35 pages long, I went up to 10 and skip. So is there a driver for BLU PRODUCTIONS yet or just use generic Android SDK and it should work? I only want to root and install fonts. BLU already did a good job without installing all those bloat apps.

BLU Quattro 5.7 HD
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Breto:
Does anuone know a compatible baterry with BLU VIVO 4.3?

I dont find anything

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Roinoir1:
Blu Vivo 4.3 - Not turning on.

Sup folks? been following through the thread and hit a snag. Maybe someone can help me as well...

I managed to root my device with mobileuncle. Managed to get to the point where you use the SPFT to

format. After that, I couldn't get the device to download or upgrade firmware without getting message;

"Please make sure all images are checked to be downloaded for 'Firmware Upgrade'"

Whenever I download a recovery to the phone I get error 8038.

The current status of my phone is bricked - I cannot make it power on, although the drivers load when

I connect without a battery. Any idea how to move forward?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gword256:
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