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[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jeffsf:
You don't need "shovel through some google pages" for this. It has already been explained what the Gremlin Remover does in this thread. To repeat, it flashes each of the appropriate partitions with a "known-good" version of firmware or software as appropriate.

You have also been pointed to Heimdall, which will let you examine the pit in a human-readable form. The pit clearly calls out what partition holds what content for the Samsung partitioning.

There is a reasonable assumption here that people take the time to get the background skills required to perform the task at hand. Since you claim to be in the process of "RAID 5 setup to install/replace old RAID1&2," you should know enough about Linux to extract zip files, examine partitions on a device, and know the difference between image- and file-based backups and restores. All the device-specific information you have asked for in your previous posts have been provided. Your new request for modems has also been indirectly answered.

You shouldn't have an expectation that a request to achieve a goal, for which there is already a proven method available to you, will be spoon-fed to you, especially since what you are asking to do can easily brick your phone, or brick the phone of any other reader of this forum. There is a pre-packaged Gremlin Remover that achieves the goal, has been tested by many, and is reasonably robust against user error. There are modems available for flashing, if you take the time to find them, either here in the forum, or in the files that I hope you have already downloaded.

If you don't understand why there are so many mounted partitions for a running Android phone, you should look carefully at them and the answer should be clear.

# mount

Oh wait, you already tried that. Here's a hint, if you still need one

tmpfs /mnt/asec tmpfs rw,relatime,mode=755,gid=1000 0 0
/dev/block/vold/179:1 /mnt/sdcard vfat rw,dirsync,nosuid,nodev,noexec,relatime,uid=1000,gid=1015,fmask=0702,dmask=0702,allow_utime=0020,codepage=cp437,iocharset=iso8859-1,shortname=mixed,utf8,errors=remount-ro 0 0
/dev/block/vold/179:1 /mnt/secure/asec vfat rw,dirsync,nosuid,nodev,noexec,relatime,uid=1000,gid=1015,fmask=0702,dmask=0702,allow_utime=0020,codepage=cp437,iocharset=iso8859-1,shortname=mixed,utf8,errors=remount-ro 0 0
tmpfs /mnt/sdcard/.android_secure tmpfs ro,relatime,size=0k,mode=000 0 0

If the concept that a question gets answered in an appropriate way, and that you can't demand an answer isn't making sense to you, think of it as someone who thinks they have a "transmission to work on" and when they open the cover, they are completely puzzled. God knows, the sports car sites I used to frequent didn't go through a step-by-step teardown, refurbishment, and rebuild when someone asked "how do I rebuild a Lotus Elan gearbox?" You probably would have gotten something more along the lines of, "Get the original factory manual" or "Just ship it to Gear Works in Hayward."

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How about http://lmgtfy.com/?q=heimdall+source+code
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] xakuvo:
i guess i need to clarify my actual QUESTIONS, and im not demanding they be answered, im asking that feeling be left out of posts

QUESTIONS

it doesn't seem like i could include any more than the 11 listed partition labels in heimdall so i will just try find the 11, and rip them? this is based on my personal extracted .pit

the .pit i extracted from my phone has partition data, which i can see in heimdall, yes, but the number it gives me per partition, how do i associate that with the data output i get from the adb cmds

which cmd terminal is most appropriate for partition information, phone or adb? why?

which code(s) would be most appropriate to VIEW/LIST the necessary partitions to pull?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] thomas.raines:
I will answer all your questions when I have more time (this weekend). Being a single father (yes in married but my wife and I live in 2 separate states) of 2 teenage girls with a long career in the army dictates that my time as a dev, auto mechanic, and race car driver is limited. I have given you the necessary tools to begin your project, but it will take some "leg"work from you. If there is something you are just not getting, I will be more than happy to help you when time allows me. But I can tell you, that there are 3 pages that can be found in Google that will answer most of your questions. All you have to search for is "how to make an Odin backup". In each guide, they explain how to dump your images into 1 file; however, the partitions they list are not for the sgs4g and you must figure out which ones you need. Those partitions vary per kernel/Rom type. However, with the code you listed above, you already know how to list the partitions, and a simple Google search will tell you what is contained on that partition. I have not posted any code for you because in on my phone replying to you and that feature isn't available to me. I'm not trying to be "elite" or whatever else you chose to insult me and the others in this forum. And to be honest, I nor anyone else should help you any longer if you are going to get that attitude with us. So, I and my team mates send you a great Team Fah-Q!

Now, if you would like for me to tell you all the secrets, then I suggest you hit that donate button and enter an extremely generous donation... or chill the hell out, help yourself a bit and be patient until I have a bit more time.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] silver03wrx:
Aocp ics. And aocp jellybean on the way folks. Check this out if u haven't heard about aocp yet.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1773229
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] silver03wrx:
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[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mattix724:
Looks interesting, I'd love to give it a try.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] BluesRulez:
Looks nice.;)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] extreme sense:
I want to try it. Where do i have to apply for a test run?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mattix724:
This! I'd like to be a tester as well.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] BluesRulez:
I wouldn't mind too. I am bored with no new roms. I am running stock since yesterday just because I am bored. :what:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] extreme sense:
I've been like that for a good while. I have tested everything. Even unreleased one
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] silver03wrx:
I spent about 9 hours getting it built. The epic is a real pain with build errors. But I have my machine setup. Errors gone. I'm running it. Now. The ics. Version. If it pases my inspection. I will upload to our server and post a thread in development. Hopefully to marrow. Or Thursday.......once I have the ice version posted I will compile the jellybean version. I may sneak the early version to one tester. I haven't decided yet. But it is coming. And it is full of collective goodness. Like updates and other goodies ...via built in ota update app.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] extreme sense:
I won't mind testing. I'm known to make anything borke the way i abuse my phone. I usually go thru 2 -3 battery cycles a day. Lol.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mattix724:
Thanks for building for our device. I would like to test, but I don't have service with Sprint right now so I can really only test the basic functionality of the ROM, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] gershee:
awesome. this is exciting news. would love to help/test if needed!

thanks for the development!

:thumbup:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] R0CKSTAR3N3RGY:
You read my mind! I've been looking for a collaboration of these two! Definitely excited for this one!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mjs2011:
Interesting. So how does this differ from other aosp roms?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] fryingpan0613:
Check out the link in the OP
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] silver03wrx:
OK all looks well 4g works wifi calls .data. so I'll be uploading this afternoon and posting I'm the dev section
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Paiyne:
I'm all about this! Can't wait to flash the JB version! :thumbup:

Team Venum Like A BOSS!!!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MiguelHogue:
This looks nice.. Wouldn't mind giving this a run

-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] silver03wrx:
THREAD IS UP IN ORIGIONAL DEVELOPMENT SECTION HERE http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32929738#post32929738

ROM IS UPLOADING I HAVE A CRAP CONNECTION DSL. SO PLEASE BE PATIENT AND REMEMBER GAPPS IS AVAILABLE IN THE OVER THE AIR APP IN APP DOWNLOADS
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] BluesRulez:
We can download the rom now. Upload complete.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mjs2011:
This Rom is really good folks. I highly suggest it.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] darksoul0013:
Can't wait to give this a spin..been using your guys (does that sound right?) roms since the team phoenix days on my cappy then there was a port for the HTC glacier...I'm excited as all hell for this..thanks for all the hard work
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jlear3:
Ooh ohhh pick meee for jb testing! :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mattix724:
Agreed. This ROM is a beast!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] -EViL-KoNCEPTz-:
Any themes working on our device yet? And does it have theme manager included? Can anyone who's run/running it check? Plz. I don't think I can go with out my JB extreme TM theme and something about that shade of orange reminds me of my intercept :( bad memories there. Other than that orange the rom looks pretty sweet. The sad thing is orange is one of my favorite colors

We are legion, for we are many.

Sent from the DarkSide of the GalaXy with a MEK device
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mattix724:
Theme Manager is not present in this build, and from what I have read, the themes are for the note xhdpi.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] silver03wrx:
theme engine will be in my cp3 build jellybean

im going to close this thread now that i have it posted in dev section . thanks everyone
[Galaxy S II General] Hitesh1802:
I used to dual boot my phone and play with some of the custom samsung based rom and i was on lph baseband version on my primary rom and i installed samsung based custom rom which is based on LQ6 baseband version then after playing with secondary rom i removed it and came back to stock 4.0.4 and i realized my rom baseband version is changed same as secondary...

so if anyone wants to change their baseband version without affecting their data can boot secondary rom with requried baseband version.

Thanks for your time.
[Galaxy S II General] DreadPirateDan:
There's no trick. Baseband (modem) has absolutely nothing to do with your data. How you managed to get a dual boot working, and yet not know this basic fact is beyond me :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] atulalvenkar:
Changing baseband is as simple as flashing a zip file through CWM recovery.
[Galaxy S II General] Hitesh1802:
can u provide me LPH baseband version...flashable through recovery..
[Galaxy S II General] Hitesh1802:
Congras you know more than me...
[Galaxy S II General] atulalvenkar:
Here you go. Flash it from CWM. Baseband is independent of ROM. You can flash any baseband on any ROM. Even GB ones on ICS or JB

http://veyka.co.uk/sgs2/radios/I9100_radio_XXLPH_CWM.zip
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] jorgedua:
Can anyone sent me the link for the accuweather transparent widget for S3 I9300 to flash via CWN in JB?
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] cyrax83:
I'm also looking for this - but would like translucent and not fully transparent for stock i9300 accuweather widget...
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] asolram:
These work just fine with latest stock (not only Omega) LIH... not CMW flashable but you'll have to move it manually and set proper permissions (rw-r-r)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1898262

Have a backup just in case ;)
[HTC Rezound] jdm2008315:
After using the extended battery for a couple months, I went back to using the standard battery. The problem is it won't charge. I thought the problem was the battery but I just bought another battery and it has the same issue. Anybody have this issue? Is this 2 defective batteries or something else?

I'm running Ineffabilus Deus(1.2) and Snuzzo's Kernel 1.2
[HTC Rezound] joke19:
Hi, you test to wipe batterystatus. When that don't help flash your rom new or an other cm version.

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[HTC Rezound] jdm2008315:
Not quite sure I understand. Where do I do this? Recovery? Do i have to do this every time i switch batteries?
[HTC Rezound] joke19:
You have a cwm recovety or root rights? Then go in cwm, advanced and then wipe. No cwm but root then look in playstore. There is an app. Search for battery or something like this. When its don't help look here how to flash a new rom for your handy.

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[HTC Rezound] jdm2008315:
I have amon. I did wipe battery stats, no go. Does it matter which battery I wipe with. My standard battery is too low too boot i think.
[HTC Rezound] joke19:
You have something like fastcharge on? Yes, then make off.

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[HTC Rezound] bik2101:
does the extended still charge?
[HTC Rezound] famouscollin:
to behonest it just sounds like you took your oem battery out of yuor phone dead, and being its beeen sso long its prolly REALLY dead let it sit on the charger for about an hour before you try to power it on, tryinhg to power it on early will kill the battery you want at least a ten% charge before you try and boot your phone..
[HTC Rezound] jdm2008315:
I bought a new battery off ebay(thinking the battery was shot). And it is not dead. It shows about 40% left, but i was fooling around with it and it wouldn't charge. There is a blinking charge and green light. and yes the extended charges.
[HTC Rezound] bik2101:
theres gotta be something wrong with the batteries then. its obviously not your phone since your extended charges. very possible the one you bought off ebay is also shot in the same way your original one is.
[HTC Rezound] jdm2008315:
I bought a HTC battery from the verizon store and turns out it was 2 bad batteries.
[HTC Rezound] bik2101:
yup. that has to have been the case since your extended was working fine
[HTC Rezound] kostas beatbox:
yes try wipe ur battery stats...
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grassyloki:
My friends dad knows someone who works at Sony as a developer. He has the prototype and through many methods I have tried rooting it.

He is possibly updating to the xperia play 2 soon

I need some methods on rooting please. I think the boot loader is unlocked already. The model is the r800 he gets software updates weekly so I believe his story. Any suggestions? I will provide any information you need

Sent from my SGH-T989 on Jelly Bean goodness!
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grassyloki:
Reserved
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacklebott:
Um, the Xperia Play is already released? I don't understand the importance of your post

If you want to root the Play, try looking at the forum stickies. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1312859
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xperia Player:
Yeah I'm confused? The Xperia Play has been out, and is in fact rootable.....
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mulllen666:
Do you mean he has a prototype of the Xperia PLAY 2?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ridder215215:
Do you mean he just gets updates to test?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spizzy01:
Im assuming he means the developer Xperia Play which has the HDMI port on it?

Surely FlashTool can get that thing rooted? Or at least, a new ROM/Kernel on it that is rooted?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grassyloki:
He is using the xperia play 1

He Will soon be getting the xperia play 2 prototype.

He is getting DEV roms from sony

I tried super 1 click, the sony flash tool (cant remeber what it was called) and they dident work.

i will try someof the methods you guys sugested.

i can try to provide a system dump if u need

he is constantly getting updates and his kernal is always changing.

He also gets horrible battery life. (like 5-6 hours standby)

Regarding the HDMI, i dident see one but it was a very quick look so ill look again

What are the model #'s of the xperia play devices

Like i said, his model is the R800, no x, i or at
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ozzmanj1:
I dont see why Sony would make an Xperia PLAY 2 and name R800. Mind getting a photo of this supposed Xperia PLAY 2. And dont take this the wrong way but I highly highly doubt that Sony has plans for a PLAY 2. Considering it would compete with the Vita, and Sony has even come out and said No XP2. Not to say that companies havent denied thigns before only to see a release.

In a nutshell I think what you think you have is actually the current Xperia PLAY that we all have from 18 months ago.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xperia Player:
Yeah I agree with this guy, you sure it's an xperia play 2 & not some other sony phone?

Pictures??
[HTC One X] wcypierre:
AIOlog - All in One Android Logger​

Features:

Latest Version:

NOTE: If you have this error "Cannot execute binary files" while using the AIOlog for linux, please download the 32bit version.

If you've downloaded the AIOlog v0.3 generic, please use the following file:

Either the aiolog_32bit or aiolog_generic_32bit

If this is your first time doing a log, you may need this file(Windows only):

http://code.google.com/p/aiolog/downloads/detail?name=aiolog_adb_fastboot_win_v0.1.zip

New features:

Full Changelog: https://github.com/wcypierre/AIOlog/commits/master​

Hi, I'm now in the look for users who can provide me with some data(non-private and non-confidential ones) in order to improve AIOlog as a big amount of data is needed for AIOlog in order to success.

If you're interested, please pm me and state your device name or you can email me via wcypierre@gmail.com

Basic Howto:

1. At your phone, go to Settings -> Developer Options

2. Tick the "Android Debugging"

3. Connect your phone to your computer(desktop/laptop)

Advanced Howto:

1. At your phone, go to Settings -> Developer Options

2. Tick the "Android Debugging"

3. Connect your phone to your computer(desktop/laptop)

Compatibility:

1. Full support on Windows

2. Partial support on Linux

3. Partial support on Mac(Version 0.5 onwards)

Issues:

1. May not work on mac yet(but it should be).

2. AIOlog will not work if the adb is not started for a 30 seconds to 1 minute in advance

Found a bug?

1. Go to here: http://code.google.com/p/aiolog/issues/list

2. Click New issue

3. Fill in the details

4. Report

5. Wait for it to be resolved :good:

Changelog:

To do list:

1. To archive the logs into an archive(zip, rar, tar)

2. To include mac support

3. To include log essential (Done ;))

4. To log other details

5. Fix any existing bugs ;)
[HTC One X] wcypierre:
Building from Source

Prerequisite:

- Command Line Git(be it from any OS)

Instructions:

To clone the AIOlog(one time process):

git clone git://github.com/wcypierre/AIOlog.git

To update the existing AIOlog:

git remote update

git rebase origin/master

g++ main.cpp log.cpp -o aiolog.exe (for windows) / g++ main.cpp log.cpp -o aiolog (for mac/linux)
[HTC One X] wcypierre:
Building from Source

Prerequisite:

- Command Line Git(be it from any OS)

Instructions:

To clone the AIOlog(one time process):

git clone git://github.com/wcypierre/AIOlog.git

To update the existing AIOlog:

git remote update

git rebase origin/master

To compile AIOlog:

g++ main.cpp log.cpp -o aiolog.exe (for windows) / g++ main.cpp log.cpp -o aiolog (for mac/linux)
[HTC One X] wcypierre:
Build from source instructions is added
[HTC One X] post-mortem:
Not to be nitpicky, but you are calling this Noob Proof. I noticed that both here, as well as in the wiki, you never said to plug the phone to the computer via USB cable.
[HTC One X] waz675:
Well, assuming someone knows how to flash a custom ROM and/or kernel, I reckon someone would know naturally to use the USB cable. Same as, with Linux, one may need to edit udev rules etc, to get Linux to talk to the phone, or Windows (and Linux), download the appropriate files/drivers, but people should know this already when flashing a ROM or kernel due to s-off issues most users face of our phone. This knowledge should be 'already known', but doing logging is not part of parcel with flashing rom/kernel, being able to connect to a PC for s-on phones, is.

At least that's how I see the developers 'idea' of this, the wiki etc. On topic, thanks, will look at the Linux side of it, probably similar to how I run my personal script for flashing/logging, assuming it's 'just' (ba)sh/shell stuff, haven't looked yet of course.
[HTC One X] wcypierre:
Sorry for the late reply as I was having class just now. And thanks for the constructive feedback :). What I actually mean by noob proof is that you can choose among the selections to get the log without having to type the commands itself but still I do feel that what you've mentioned is correct as well :good:.

I didn't add an indepth tutorial on how to setup the phone and device as I cater for the 2 major OS(unix and windows, mac os soon to be), which makes the tutorial writing process quite troublesome as there are multiple issues here and there(like some had reported that they had issues when they use windows 8 with adb, to check whether legacy OS like win98 has any issues or not, only ubuntu and its variants needs udev to be set up(based on cyanogenmod's wiki) and etc) which I need to sort out before I can start writing.

However, since you suggested so, I may add some tutorials on how to setup both your device and computer as soon as I have time to make it slightly exclusive to HOX :o

If you have noticed, I provided a developer version as well in which you can get logs by providing the command line arguments so that any developer who wanted to log a bug, they can just call the exe file with the given argument and the logs will be created.

It is easier and shorter to call my program with the appropriate command line argument than to call the shell code individually(aiolog.exe -a to log logcat, dmesg, kmsg, and last_kmsg vs adb shell logcat > logcat.txt, adb shell dmesg > dmesg.txt and .....).

For the tutorial part, that's what I've assumed as well, as writing the tutorials would take quite some time(read above for my reasoning) but hopefully I can get it sorted out as soon as possible :cowboy:

Apparently, it IS just some 'shell' stuff(), but I want to make it not just a 'shell' stuff :p

If you had noticed, my code is made to be cross compatible(although you have to compile it manually depending on your OS) to allow me to implement some OS specific features and I need the power of the community to do that :)

More features will be added in the future to make my program even more suitable for bug reporting ;)

p/s: This is a logging tool, not a flashing tool so there won't be any flashing commands. :)
[HTC One X] wcypierre:
Version 0.2 is out!

1. AIOlog for Windows: http://aiolog.googlecode.com/files/aiolog_win_v0.2.zip

2. AIOlog for Linux: http://aiolog.googlecode.com/files/aiolog_linux_v0.2.tar

3. AIOlog for Mac: Coming soon.......

New features:

Version 0.2

1. Logcat, kmsg continuous(the normal logcat, kmsg way instead of log, stop and save method) added

2. Added additional checking on device id

3. Removed debug code
[HTC One X] wcypierre:
For those who build from source, v0.3a is out(but the program still shows it as 0.2)

- logcat radio is added

- Menu is restructured
[HTC One X] wcypierre:
Thanks for the support ;) Please do report back if you have any suggestions or issues eh :D
[HTC One X] wcypierre:
Version 0.3 is out :)

New Features

Version 0.3

1. Added logcat radio(to debug for radio issues)

2. Added log essential(logcat, dmesg, kmsg and last_kmsg)

3. Disable reprompt of device id after it has been entered

4. Misc Fixes
[HTC One X] wcypierre:
For those who builds from source, version 0.4 is out!

New features:

- Added Auto Device Id detection

- Logging support when there are more than 2 devices connected

- Added logcat clear and dmesg clear

Full changelog: https://github.com/wcypierre/AIOlog/commits/master