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[Motorola Droid RAZR] Jack'O:
[Recovery] Razr ClockWorkMod Touch 5.8.4.5 Black Edition [Updated] [07/23/2012]

But this recovery probably works only wit MIUI rom, that's the only one completely usefull rom for RAZR.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] leisures:
Hacker812c build dosent even work,he only copy paste s3 build,u better don't even try he messed with the partitions...

Enviado desde mi XT910 usando Tapatalk 2
[Motorola Droid RAZR] The Doctor04:
You can install CWM but 98% of the ROMs for the Razr are all Safestrap based. You would basically be putting yourself on an island with a few dudes and little food
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omidhak:
hi

just rooted my htc evo 4 g

still running stock rom

what is a good cpu manger to use

and can someone explain all the setting

i am new to this and a little confusing to me

thanks
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flashdot:
I and many others would say SetCPU. You can find it on the market for a little change or do a Google search and find it on xda from the dev.

Also, you probably want to flash another Rom, either sense or aosp, because you'll have more options on making settings in SetCPU.

And, since I'm not the greatest at explaining all the technicalities I'll link a great post about all that.

Here's what you need: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1369817
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AarSyl:
I tend to like NoFrills CPU or CPU Tuner, both from the Play Store. NoFrills is very simple, and comes with a safety valve for those who overclock their phones to unstable speeds (This was very useful when I finally rooted my old LG Optimus S, and trying to find a safe speed to overclock to).

CPU Tuner uses multiple conditions to set the cpu speed to increase battery life. I tend to use it to slow down the cpu as the battery depletes so that I can have my phone powered on for a longer period of time.

ASUS TF300T - JB@BLUE_VO2

....What, no thanks?....
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Robobob1221:
And if you want a bit of everything try ROM Toolbox. Pro is better as its currently being revamped and improved, but it contains almost everything you need for your rooted phone.

You can find both free and paid in the play store.

Sent from my MZ604
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ruben1221:
That's what I bought, Rom toolbox pro and I still have my setcpu just there... Cputuner is a good one too.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android General] naveen.boswan:
help me pls..i've downloaded FRX07.1....made the steps correctly..it's just that it takes more than one and half days..still didn't booted....is it usual?? how long does it take??
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android General] wizardknight:
1. Putting info in your title will get you a lot more help.

2. FRX07 is old and largely unsupported. I suggest GBX0C.

3. Boot time should never be more that 10-15min.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android General] naveen.boswan:
thanks for replying...

Actually this is my first time.....will correct it in following posts.... anyway...thanks
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android General] naveen.boswan:
as you said..i installed gingerbread..it boots.....but when i call for the first time...phone automatically switched off.....what to do?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android General] wizardknight:
Posting in that thread for support will get you the best response. You will need to post logs for us to be able to help you. We know nothing, not even what kind of phone you have. So we can't help without more information. To the best of my knowledge no one has reported an issue similar to what you are describing.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android General] arrrghhh:
Perhaps the prox sensor is working now and it didn't before in FRX? If the phone nears your face, it will turn off in-call. Pull the phone away from your face, and it should light back up... You can simulate this by placing your finger over the left side of the earpiece.

If that's not it, I'd guess you did something wrong on the install? Forgot the CSV step perhaps? I'm not sure what "automatically switched off" means, which is why I speculated above about the prox sensor...
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android General] naveen.boswan:
what i meant was, when i boot to android..it boots well but after few minutes it automatically boots back to WinMo....i can't find any log file for this....i thought this may be because of the older kernels attached with the GBX0C pack......
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android General] arrrghhh:
Hrm, odd...

There's only one kernel in the GBX0C pack - find other kernels here.

Did you select the proper startup.txt? Did you perform the CSV step required for GBX0C? Make sure you're following the steps properly in the FRX thread - the same steps apply for installing GBX, except for the previously mentioned CSV step.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Mckernanx32:
I am asking this again here, as my previous thread seemed to be hijacked by someone elses question!

I recently decided to root my inspire as i am no longer using it as a phone, so i thought that it would be interesting to do and fun to play around with all of the options available (i recently did the same thing on my Nook Tablet, and that was the single best decision i have made a while!). I started out researching the manual techniques to do it, but i didn't really like the high risk factor there (i really dont want to brick my phone) so i tried Ace Hack Kit. Of course, it has to download the phone from 2.3.5 to be able to work. During this process, it has me hold volume up and power twice, and every time i do that, it flashes up really quick something about holding volume up and volume down and power, but then it skips past that. Anyway, here is where my problem comes in: It says that it should reboot in to hboot, which it does, but that hboot should run a test, then prompt me to continue by pressing volume up, and then should reboot, flashing twice, and that should be the end of it. THe problem is, it does boot in to hboot, but it is just a standard hboot screen asking to recover, load bootloader, etc. When i reboot from there it just boots in to the phone as normal. I have tried 3 different SD cards, all of which work and are recognized by my PC, my other phone and my Nook tablet. I have also inserted a working sim card, just to be sure that wasnt the issue, and i still cant make it work. Does anyone have any experience with his issue, or any idea what i might be doing wrong?
[HTC Inspire 4G] marsdta:
Opening multiple threads on the same issue is frowned upon. Even if someone supposedly hijacked your thread. I read it and only 7 posts ,I'd call that far from hijacked.

Now at the issue on hand. As mentioned in the other thread. Its the SD card. Also their is a hack kit irc go there. Plus pasting the output would help aswell
[HTC Inspire 4G] Mckernanx32:
OK, as i have stated, i have tried a new SD card (2, actually, with the same results.) as far as an output screen, there is none. Ace Hack Kit goes through the whole downgrade process, my phone gets in to hboot, but it is just a standard hboot screen, and it doesn't downgrade. When my phone restarts, it restarts like i just did a factory reset.
[HTC Inspire 4G] marsdta:
There is an output,copy what ever it says. There probably is something you missed

As too the SD card ,try adifferent one again. Your SD cards are corrupt and you need to find one that works with the kit

Also since your on a sense 3.0 did you do the changing of the boot img before running the kit?
[HTC Inspire 4G] Mckernanx32:
by changing the of the boot img do you mean downgrading it? That is what i am trying to do. The kit is supposed to do it automatically. If that is not what you mean, please explain!

As to the output, copy thing, no, there is none of that. I have followed the instructions about 20 times. After starting the downgrade process, the phone restarts and comes up with a red triangle. At that point i am supposed to hold volume up and power, and it goes and reboots and i do the same thing again. At this point, i am told that the phone will boot into hboot and check the boot image. When it is done, i am supposed to hit volume up to confirm, and then the phone will reboot, this time in to the down graded image. That is where my problem comes in. Instead of checking the boot image, it just goes to a standard hboot screen. There are no error messages or warnings, and i have followed the instructions to the letter.

As far as the cards are concerned, the maker of the kit suggested a 2 or 4gb Sandisk series 4 or 6 SDHC card, so i bought 2 of the series 6 4gb, along with the 2 others that i already have. I also have 2 series 4 4gb and 2 series 4 2gb Sandisk cards, as well as an 8gb and 2 4gb PNY cards. All of the cards recognize in my phone and PC, and the older cards also recognize in my Nook (and were used to root and load custom roms on several other devices), i have not loaded the new cards in to any other devices besides my laptop and the phone for fear of corrupting it. So i find it difficult to believe that the cards could be the problem.
[HTC Inspire 4G] marsdta:
I know what the kit says. What I'm saying is In the command prompt it spits out a lot of info. For example it will say stuff about zergrush and or taco root. THATS the important stuff, this is what is used to allow the downgrade to be possible. If their a failure in the process it would state it there. That's why I keep asking for it. Don't understand your reluctance to do a simple copy and paste

The changing of the boot img is something that is different and you should read about it on attn1 site. Version 3.20 has a slightly different method
[HTC Inspire 4G] Mckernanx32:
I appreciate the attempt to help (the reason why i didn't post a direct copy paste was simply as i was in no position at the time to take one, not any reluctance to ultimately do so...) In my recent attempt to provide you with a full copy paste of the process, i was able to figure out what i was doing wrong. For anyone who may have the same or similar issue: format the SD card while it is in the phone from your PC right before starting the process. Thats all it took. Even for a card that was brand new and untouched, or formatted before putting it in the phone, i couldn't get it to work, but it worked doing it that way, and i am now happily rooted and ready to install CM9!
[HTC Inspire 4G] pazzo02:
Glad you got it figured out. Formatting the SD card in the phone is a must, since the phone puts important files on the card after formatting.
[HTC Inspire 4G] glevitan:
Wrong. There's no need to format the sdcard to run the Hack Kit, unless your sdcard is not in fat32 system file format. The only requirement is that your sdcard must not be corrupted to work as a goldcard. Corruption of the boot partition of the sdcard can not be solved by formatting and is produced by improper dismount of it.
[HTC Inspire 4G] pazzo02:
I'm just speaking from experience. Every SD card I've put in my phone I had to format in the phone because it was giving me problems. After, no problems. Maybe it's just my phone. or the cards weren't FAT32.

You're last sentence is probably where most people screw it up. You can't just yank an SD card out of whatever device it's in, which I think a lot of people do. But I have fixed cards that were removed without unmounting by formatting. Maybe other parts were corrupt but not the boot partition?
[HTC Inspire 4G] glevitan:
As far as I am concerned the boot partition can not be restored by formatting. SDCARD should always be dismounted properly.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ALSHAB:
Hi guys !

I have a trouble with my samsung galaxy note n7000 battery ..when i was on ginger bread i had nothing ... but the problem has begun since i updated to ics ...and the trouble is :"when i use my phone from 100% to 88% (just an example) and then after a while in sleep mode i see the charge level indicates to 92 .. it increases without charging!!!

" i have installed speedmod k3-13 kernel on stock rom 4.0.4 .. i did "wipe data & cash & battery stats". and nothing changed .. the problem is present till now ... and i don't have a spare battery to try it :(

what is the problem in your opinion ? and what about suggested solutions .. is the problem from stock rom or ???

thanks in advance ^__^
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
i have experienced this will almost all the phones i owned till now.. even with ipods and ipads..

if i use it excessively, the battery shows that its drained to say 50 %... then i keep it back and it sleeps and wakes up as 60%...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kzshantonu:
Try getting a new battery
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivil.sahni:
Flash a jb rom like cm10 or half illusion and flash hydracore kernel...it will be solved fr sure its a prob wid ics
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ALSHAB:
that's exactly as you described it !! thank you .. you make me feel better :)

mmmm ... thank you , but i always see this phrase when i want to install cm roms :

- Make sure to run CM9 or an AOSP-based ROM : FLASHING FROM STOCK ICS OR ROMS BASED ON STOCK ICS WILL RESULT IN A BRICK! - You're warned!

how can i solve it ???
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivg86:
Just follow the steps and steps only.you will not brick it.ok.

And please keep patience as flashing needs a hell lot patience....

Hit thanks button man....
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivil.sahni:
Hit thanx if my solution works
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bizmarck:
My Last ics rom is cleanote 6 with notecore 14.1 kernel and dont have this problem. Now ini just move to jb.

Maybe you could try another kernel, like notecore orang hydracore...
[General Questions and Answers] white-k:
What is the best way(app?) for encrypting my phones data?

Is there something like TrueCrypt but for smartphones?

Are there any disadvantages by encrypting?
[General Questions and Answers] post-mortem:
Disadvantage is it would slow everything down, and suck battery in the process.

I'm not aware of anything specific that fits what you're looking for, but whatever it is it would have to be built in to the ROM.

Possibly, you could install Ubuntu on your device (instead of Android), and use the linux version of TrueCrypt.
[General Questions and Answers] post-mortem:
I stand corrected. I just came across this app EDS Lite on the Play store. There is a pay version available, as well.
[General Questions and Answers] white-k:
Thanks for the tip! :good: Will check it out! :fingers-crossed:
[Off-topic] patriotaki:
The title says it all! But...

i have been using the avira premium suite 2012 until now but the license is over.I am really happy with the protection of avira but the 2013 version isnt so good as the 2012 ( I read it on the internet) so I am thinking of switching.What AV program you suggest me for full protection ?

ps: sorry fot bad English
[Off-topic] prototype7:
Microsoft Security Essentials (and common sense). It's quiet, won't bother you like most AV programs, you won't even know its there until it finds a virus.
[Off-topic] veeman:
+1

Don't be an idiot and you should have no problems with just Microsoft Security Essentials.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Off-topic] Deleted member 3493119:
I prefer Vipre Internet Security from GFI Software, its neat on ram and cpu, even when scanning and it finds alot of threats.

Its also very cheap, only like $60-70 for 10 licenses, so I really recommend Vipre.
[Off-topic] patriotaki:
does the ms essentials has internet protection?
[Off-topic] 85gallon:
I refuse to use a security package made by the very people that provided the security holes in the first place.

Free: Avast is good. AVG is good as well.

Paid: ESET is good.

And all three of those are low overhead compared to other products.
[Off-topic] redneck_666:
What viruses? I use Linux.

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Avast, & AVG miss a ton. Avira (free) has caught stuff the other free ones miss, no false-positives, ether. With the exception of android root kits.
[Off-topic] patriotaki:
malware bytes vs ms essentials?
[Off-topic] prototype7:
Both are good, you need to pay for real time protection with Malwarebytes iirc though.
[Off-topic] patriotaki:
yes I always pay for my protection! but I need to know the best program for antivirus and internet security
[Off-topic] ross231:
Norton! lol jk. MSE.
[Off-topic] patriotaki:
thanks for ylur answers if you have more information please let me.knwo
[Off-topic] veeman:
If you're OK with paying, I hear Vipre is quite good.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Off-topic] Kompre:
I use Microsoft Security Essential. It's free and it don't bother me too much
[Off-topic] 063_XOBX:
BonziBuddy is the best anti virus.
[Off-topic] Card83:
Currently I use Avast (Free version) with PeerBlock to control activity on specific ports. In the past, I used Kaspersky anti-virus in the past, but my license ran out and I just never renewed.
[Off-topic] shravbits:
For free: Microsoft Security Essentials

For paid: Kaspersky PURE or Kaspersky Internet Security 2013

Note about Kaspersky, you can occasionally get them for free on NewEgg.com or Fry's Electronics, usually when a new version os released they give a full price rebate.

Sent from my Kindle Fire
[Off-topic] roid666:
I use avast on my PC, and always recommend it to my friends and family. Never had any issues with getting a virus, so I guess it's working :p
[Off-topic] Deleted member 3493119:
1+

Vipre is great, I have been using it like 3 months and I havent had a false positive, and it also fast on detecting malware.
[Off-topic] xaccers:
Nowt wrong with norton lad.
[Off-topic] iok1:
My parent's f-secure makes my computer not able to run planetside 2. False positive :(

Sent from my.... Actually, who needs to know anyway?
[Off-topic] patriotaki:
I just installed vipre and it found a tracking cookie and also saved me from 16 risks as it says.. I will look more into it and I will let you know my opinion about vipre
[Off-topic] Kwaska:
Don't use windows, that's the best antivirus.
[Off-topic] jaszek:
I think Norton ranked the highest last time, but no AV is 100% secure. At work I might scan something with one, remove threats, and scan with another one and find more threats.
[Off-topic] 85gallon:
It ranked highest because it comes installed on most pc's and is only used by AOL types that don't know the difference between memory and storage!! I would go without before I ran that resource hog crap!!!
[Off-topic] xaccers:
Never been a resource hog on any of the machines I've used it on.

Also found viruses that other paid for AV software has missed.
[Off-topic] boborone:
OP, next time do a search on here before posting a new thread. This has been gone over many many many times. Numerous threads about it.

That said, I can't find it now, but this site has a questionare that you fill out and it gives you the best av and fw for your needs.

http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-free-anti-virus-software.htm

I use avira (antivirus), malwarebytes (anti malware), and comodo (firewall). I love comodo. Best firewall I've ever used. If you do connect to open wifi alot, I would suggest this. If you install programs to try them out, comodo, if you do anything at all of any risky behavior, comodo.

http://www.techsupportalert.com/how-to-secure-your-pc.php
[Off-topic] jaszek:
I think you have to upgrade your computer. Norton never was a resource hog for me. And the ranking wasn't based on how many people have it. It was a test where they had a bunch of AVs scanning for the same thing, and see which one finds the most.
[Off-topic] Teraclips:
Eset smart security... best AV ever you can always check it out with their full software 30 days free trial

Is idiot proof as well
[Off-topic] xxkid123:
Ms security essentials and maleware bytes free. Use ms security essentials for real time protection, If you think you've got a virus, enter safe mode and use maleware bytes to remove.
[Off-topic] fungied.cheese:
Eset all the way for me! It's low maintenance too!
[Off-topic] android88:
I use Symantec. It works pretty well.
[Off-topic] Pancakes_Gio:
Uhh..... ESET?

I have avast! But i think ESET is better... But avast! Does the job:)

Jellybean approved this message...
[Off-topic] patriotaki:
hmm im happy with vipre as for now..but I have two questions:

1) does vipre scan for malware as the ms essentials?

2) does the ms essentials have internet protection ?
[Off-topic] :
I use SpyBot S&D to get rid of extra crapware after removing the main part of the malware. Revo uninstaller is a very useful tool as well but I don't think it has an av scan.

Sent from the Time Vortex
[Off-topic] zebra_d:
I agree

I concur.
[Off-topic] :
Yes, it has all the above features:)

But MSessentials doesnt have internet protection.

Skickat från min ST18i via Tapatalk 2
[Off-topic] densetsu86:
Been using norton360 and I love that one. 3yrs with it and no viruses. False positives here and there but there is a reason for that. My computer gets attacked daily with bit torrent but not one of them ever succeeds. Used avast pro trial for 30days and when I went back to Norton360 found a ton of crap that avast didn't protect me against mostly adware crap.

Is norton360 a resource hog? not if you have 4gb of ram. Hell not even with 2gb. Never felt or seen it slow down cause of norton360. I remember regular Norton was but 360 most definitely resource friendly or just stop being cheap and buy ram. Seriously at 4gb you don't notice it at all so its hard to say for me.

3yrs and not one damn problem (knocks on wood) and with how much **** I saw it protected me against its kinda hard to leave it. Piece of mind that's what Norton 360 is to me.
[Off-topic] t0lik:
My preferences in order more-less preference:

1. MSE

2. NOD32

3. Kaspersky
[Off-topic] Joro_D:
Currently I'm with Avast 7 Free Edition, Malwarebytes Antimalware (free edition also) and Windows 7 Firewall and its solid protection. Till now haven't got a virus, but at the end it all depends in what kind of sites you're entering...you know what I'm talking about :angel:
[Off-topic] Dirk:
Best is difficult to quantify. The most effective might also be the most intrusive. I hate bloatware so MSSE together with sensible computer usage makes the most sense to me.
[Off-topic] 063_XOBX:
Likewise. I'm not above recommending Norton to the less savvy though. It's difficulty to completely remove can be seen as a strength if you're not aiming for the smallest footprint and resource use.
[Off-topic] KingAmir:
I would recommend AVG 2012. It has been loyal to me for quite a while now. Great ease of use. And you can control how much it bothers you. But I don't like quiet ones because it doesn't really feel like it's working. AVG will notify you when a malicious file is active. Or even cached
[Off-topic] patriotaki:
currently im using only malware bytes..dont know if it is enough..
[Off-topic] FirePoncho86:
Microsoft Security Essentials is amazing!
[Off-topic] Donnie P:
Best Antivirus For PC

Comodo antivirus total security has proven very effective and fast with advanced features. It's absolutely for free!
[Off-topic] Sleepy!:
Malwarebytes is actually the best IMO.
[Off-topic] DavidRJ:
Can't say if it's the best but I use NOD32 since about 10 years now. Never had any issues.
[Off-topic] alenna:
Best Antivirus Microsoft Security Essentials
[Off-topic] NordanB:
I am much dependable on Kaspersky. Though I need to pay yearly but I am happy with this one.
[Off-topic] allmarketingtrends:
Microsoft Security Essential is one of the best antivirus at this time. This is free and it would not make your PC slow as like other antivirus.
[Off-topic] nehaxavier:
I prefer Kaspersky, Norton and Panda.
[Off-topic] themartianinvader:
bitdefender, it's free too