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[HTC Inspire 4G] israel.rojas:
I did what you recommended and still didn't work, then I realized that a different ROM was "installed" and that it might be possible that some of the files the aospX rom needed were no longer there or the permissions were not the correct ones. So I got into recover and installed the aospX rom again, I thought... hell, if it doesn't want to be removed, then I'll let it be there and figure how to fix it.

So after I did that, I turned the phone on again a captured the booting process. This time I think I found the root of the problem, though I don't know how to fix it. This is the error that is causing the loop....

E/dalvikvm( 1368): Bad register map format 9

E/dalvikvm( 1368): VM aborting

F/libc ( 1368): Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV) at 0xdeadd00d (code=1)

I/ServiceManager( 1224): service 'media.audio_flinger' died

I/ServiceManager( 1224): service 'media.player' died

I/ServiceManager( 1224): service 'media.camera' died

I/ServiceManager( 1224): service 'media.audio_policy' died

after this, it starts all over from this line...

I/Netd ( 1396): Netd 1.0 starting

D/AndroidRuntime( 1397):

D/AndroidRuntime( 1397): >>>>>> AndroidRuntime START com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit <<<<<<

it goes down for a few hundres of lines everything says successful, successful and then again

V/MediaProfilesJNI( 1397): native_get_audio_decoder_type: 0

V/MediaProfilesJNI( 1397): native_get_num_video_decoders

W/Zygote ( 1397): Class not found for preloading: android.text.TextDirectionHeuristics$CharCount

W/Zygote ( 1397): Class not found for preloading: android.text.method.WordIterator$1

E/dalvikvm( 1397): Bad register map format 9

E/dalvikvm( 1397): VM aborting

F/libc ( 1397): Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV) at 0xdeadd00d (code=1)

I/ServiceManager( 1224): service 'media.audio_flinger' died

I/ServiceManager( 1224): service 'media.player' died

I/ServiceManager( 1224): service 'media.camera' died

I/ServiceManager( 1224): service 'media.audio_policy' died

I/Netd ( 1424): Netd 1.0 starting

D/AndroidRuntime( 1425):

D/AndroidRuntime( 1425): >>>>>> AndroidRuntime START com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit <<<<<<

I'm wondering, is there a way to format the partitions from the computer, maybe using ADB or any other method?
[HTC Inspire 4G] bananagranola:
A long shot, but what recovery (4ext?) and version? And you're not only factory wiping but also wiping system, right?
[HTC Inspire 4G] israel.rojas:
Hi,

Recovery:

4EXT Recovery Touch

Version:

v1.0.0.4 RC3

I'm not only Factory wiping, actually I do..

1. Wipe data/factory reset

2. wipe cache

3. wipe dalvik cache

4. format system

5. format data

and lately format all partitions (except sdcard). Weird thing is that every time I do this, I don't receive any kind of errors, it would seem everything goes alrighty, until I boot the phone.
[HTC Inspire 4G] bananagranola:
I'm going to recommend that you update to the latest, RC7.
[HTC Inspire 4G] playerjunglejosh:
I agree about flashing rc7
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ccrobin:
I just received my TF201 back from RMA today. Everything looks good, but when I try to type with the keyboard dock, the output is in symbols that appear to be Chinese. NOTE: This only happens in some programs (ie: Google Play). Also, certain system "pop-ups" have this too.

I checked my settings (under Language & Input), and the default keyboard selected is "ASUS English (US) Keyboard - ASUS Keyboard"

Android Keyboard settings are "English (US)"

Asus Keyboard settings are "English (US)"

I've looked all over and can't figure out why my output is in the wrong language. Anyone have this issue before?

NEW INFO: OK, what is strange is that I can change from the android keybord bck to the ASUS keybord, and it will go to English, but then occasionally it will switch back to Chinese for no apparrent reason. If I switch to the Android Keyboard, then back again, it will restore English. Very frustrating.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ccrobin:
Here are some screenshots:

View attachment 1428612

View attachment 1428615
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BobbyWilde:
Mine was doing that a lot but putting it into Korean. Couldn't figure out any fix other than unplug it and plug back in the dock or switch it back and forth in the software. Ever since I changed the ROM to AndroWook, I haven't had the issue so there is something wrong or weird with the default system. :P
[Motorola Droid Bionic] DBoyFresh954:
Success!!!

This is a step by step that I used and it worked(Tmobile) for official release ICS:

01. Update to ICS

02. Power off phone and wipe data in Stock Recovery

03. Power on phone and edit the hex values with Radiocomm see: post 29/30 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1297714&page=3

04. Power off phone

05. Remove sim card

06. Power phone back on

07. Connect to PC

08. Root

09. Delete STK.apk (edit: you no longer have to delete, just rename to stk.apk.bak)

10. Delete STK.odex (edit: you no longer have to delete, just rename to stk.odex.bak)

11. Modify Build.prop values as is:

ro.telephony.default_network=7

ro.mot.phonemode.vzw4gphone=0

telephony.lteOnCdmaDevice=0

and add this to the bottom:

ro.telephony.ril.v3=signalstrength

12. Power off phone

13. Insert SIM

14. Power on!

15. Dial *#*#info#*#* switch to WCDMA Preferred

Should be good to go!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Sompom:
I'm sorry, but I need to ask a question that is probably frustratingly obvious,

When I go to use the RadioComm tool, the instructions says to put the phone in PC mode. I can't find PC mode on the phone, and whenever I try to use RadioComm, everything is red... the blood-red of failure...

How did you get around this? I've only had the phone for an afternoon (I'm enabling TMobile for a friend) so maybe I just don't know where the button for PC mode is!

Thanks for this. I was about to give up. I thought it was required to downgrade to the last GB rom (which is, apparently, impossible). I'm glad to give this a shot.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] wnandroid:
Press the menu (at the left bottom corner), then system settings, choose developer options, then click usb debugging. Connect the usb cable to the pc. usb debugging connected displayed on the top left corner. Slide the usb icon down, tag the connected as media device, then click media device (MTP).

---------- Post added 27th October 2012 at 12:19 AM ---------- Previous post was 26th October 2012 at 11:57 PM ----------

Confirm it works on ATT. Thanks
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Sompom:
Haha... It turned out to be just as stupid an error as I thought it would be... I didn't have the correct drivers installed -.- . I installed MotoCast, rebooted, tried again, and it worked! Yay.

Thank you!

Also, more notes for people who are as moto-clueless as me:

Stk.apk and Stk.odex are in /system/app

build.prop is in /system

It now accepts my Tmobile SIM, but it can't find any service. I've looked around, and it seems that lots of people with TMobile are having no luck with stock ICS, but ATT works fine. Any ideas? I changed ro.telephony.default_network=7 to =0 because that's how it appears in my TMobile MyTouch 4G Slide.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] DBoyFresh954:
Try using my build.prop file. Heres the link to my post. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=33261067
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Sompom:
Do you have it working on T-Mobile? I gave it back to him this morning, but I sent him idiot-quality instructions to replace the build.prop. He says it doesn't work. He's on prepaid, so he as decided to just switch to Verizon. (This is a great idea where we live, T-Mobile has 2G and Verizon has 4G...) I hope this is an isolated instance rather than a generic problem with T-Mobile on the Bionic.

If I'm walking with him past an ATT store, I'll see if they'll let me try a SIM, so see if it was just me or if it's locked (or something?)... Unfortunately, there aren't many ATT stores for hours of where we live :)
[Motorola Droid Bionic] DBoyFresh954:
Yes I have it working on T-Mobile here's a screenshot. The reason 3g/hspa+(4g) doesn't work for T-Mo everywhere with the Bionic is because they are in the process of switching bands to the standard 1900mhz band in the US. ATT users get full use of their band and 3g/hspa+(4g)
[Motorola Droid Bionic] scarocean:
that is the part i need explained a bit more.

also Don't T mobile and ATT run on the same Networkish...

I've got a ST(ATT) Sim card for my Droid bionic works fine, cept when i updated to ICS i can no longer send SMS/MMS. Been searching for about 10 days now. no fix.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] DBoyFresh954:
Yes they have the same type of network but they work on different bands. ATT=1900mhz T-Mo=1700mhz(switching to 1900mhz by end of year) The reason SMS/MMS isnt working is because you need to modify the build.prop file in your root folder. Ive attached the 1 click root program for the Bionic, use this to root your phone. After you root your phone you will need to download some type of root explorer so that you can access the root folder. You no longer have to delete the STK files just rename them with .bak extensions. They are located in /system/app. Then access /system and switch to R/W mode. You have to edit build.prop with the values in the guide.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] scarocean:
T-Mobile AND AT&T

Works, but i'm only pulling 'Edge' Network. No 3g like before :(

Thank you VERY much. But i've got some information and a question...

I was too excited to try what you said to do so i didn't go back and read the instructions on post #1.

My phone had the SIM already still in it.

WCDMA was selected

Hex was still set to AT&T/Tmobile.

Then...

-- I Root it.

-- I edit files as given above.

NOTHING CHANGED! CANT SEND SMS STILL!!!

-- Powercycle.

NOTHING CHANGED! CANT SEND SMS STILL!!!

-- Reboot, wipe cache, wipe data/factory reset.

turn phone on: FULL BARS! (had to wait 1-2 minutes. and input SIM password)

Had Voice, but the calls kept failing

--Input APN for ST(att)

SMS/MMS work!!

Voice works

DATA works! ( Shows Edge2 )

My question is, Booted up on: GSM/CDMA Auto (PRL)

GSM = -80dBm

Network: home. ( i have never heard of this.)

IMEI: unknown

my phone number shows on *#*#info, and under phone information -unlikebefore it did not. Yet my IMEI isn't showing... It did before.

The network i had before i made these changes phone displayed ATT as network, not it is 'home'

network type before was HSPA/HSPA+/Edge, not it is just EDGE2.

So i'm not on ATT like before, i am on GSM?

When I send SMS/MMS to my other phone it takes 20 seconds to 5 minutes to show up on her phone.

When I am sent SMS/MMS it takes just as much time to show up on mine.

after about 20 minutes of running the phone SMS send normal speed.

I never did do the "then access /system and switch to R/W mode." Because I don't know what you mean.

when i switch to WCDMA preferred, it took about 3 minutes to load up a signal, The network type is still 'home' before all this it used to be 'ATT'
[Motorola Droid Bionic] DBoyFresh954:
Some people reported having to wait anywhere from 5 mins to over an hour before the phone fully switched to GSM mode...
[Motorola Droid Bionic] DBoyFresh954:
Just follow everything step by step. I learned the hard way that if you deviate even just a little it wont work...
[Motorola Droid Bionic] scottyd035ntknow:
T-Mobile is in the process of a complete "re-farm" mainly to make their network iphone compatiple. This means that everything on the network should be operating on the 1900mhz band by spring/summer 2013 which is when they are rumored to be getting the iphone. Regardless, if they still don't offer the iphone this refarm allows any unlocked iphone to be used on their network and get full HSPA+. You can bring an unlocked iphone into their store now and they'll put it on their network but if you don't live in an area where the re-farm is complete you'll only get EDGE access.

This update also applies to any other phone that operates on the 1900mhz band, not just the iCrap. T-Mo also just bought MetroPCS which, in itself, is not a huge deal as far as coverage goes BUT they also get all of Metro's spectrum (plus the spectrum they got from ATT and the failed merger) so they are actually lining themselves up to be the carrier with the most available spectrum as the FCC only has so much to auction off. I am seriously considering jumping ship for them even with my grandfathered unlimited data. They've got unlimited everything for cheaper but I have to see how service is.

I honestly was not aware the Bionic was HSPA+... probably just from not researching it as I have VZW anyway right now... My contract is up in March and even though I am grandfathered unlimited I might give them a shot. They actually charge less for "bring your own phone" and their deals are pretty good. Wife wants iphone and with the re-farm she could have one on T-Mo but her contract is not up till March 2014 so the ETF plus unlocked iphone... $1k... um no... Maybe when she sees how awesome ICS is vs GB she'll change her mind...
[Motorola Droid Bionic] magicmaster141:
can I ask what you mean when you say you input sim password? Im trying to get it to work on t-mobile... Well I have 2 bionics, one is mine and I got t-mobile working fine using the radiocomm edit, removing the apk/ and odex file listed by DBoyFresh954 and doing the build prop edit listed by him in the same first post. but the 2nd bionic is my friends and I cant get t-mobile working on it. The only thing thats not the same on the two bionics is my friends is HW B 43/11 while mine is HW A 34/11. If anyone might have a fix or can explane the sim unlock that scarocean was talking about please do post or pm me would be most thankful :)
[Motorola Droid Bionic] trulunacy:
HELP!!

Okay, so I got my T-Mobile SIM card in today. Followed everything perfectly and still nothing. No service or anything. I double checked my area for coverage and confirmed that T-Mobile does have service here. I'm on stock 246. I rooted, applied the gsm unlock zip, re-named the stk files, edited the build.prop settings, and switched to WCDMA Preferred. I have the HW B version if that matters. I've been looking everywhere and can't seem to find an answer. Could somebody help please?! :(

Edit: My phone is now showing AT&T as the network. Also noticed that my Signal is reading -81 dBm and 16 asu. Isn't that a good signal?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] huskersone:
I followed post #1 exactly and my Bionic works on T-Mobile.

What do you mean where you said "applied the gsm unlock zip" --- Either I missed this part or do not understand what you are referring to.

Running rooted Bionic on Synergy ROM on T-Mobile.

I do have a question though....

How to prevent phone from going back to LTE when rebooting. Not the worst thing but have to modify the radio each time phone is rebooted???

Also the ones who got it to work as well, are you getting 3G??? I feel as though I am not....

Thanks again to the person who started Post #1 --- Saved me $$ from buying a new phone from T-Mobile.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] trulunacy:
I flashed a zip that does what you did in Radiocomm. I finally got fed up with the problems and went to AT&T and got a SIM with prepaid. Works great! I just could never get the T-Mobile SIM card to work. Didn't go to waste though. Unlocked my wife's Torch and used it for that.

I have no idea how to make the settings stick for reboots. Odd, that your settings don't stay on WCDMA Preferred. Mine stays after reboot.

I think the Bionic can only get 2G until T-Mobile has finished their refarm. I think there's only a couple that have been set. Don't quote me on that though. Haven't really looked into it a whole lot.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] semipro bionic:
just a bit more about files and build prop

I have the droid bionic and I was attempting to get my at&t service on the bionic. I have made it as far as the root step. Where do I find the files to delete? I have a folder /system on my PC but I can't find /system on the bionic. Where is the /system/app folder? Do I need to use device manger find it? A few more details would be much appreciated. a list of files and programs needed would be a nice addition to walkthrough. Just a thought. Plz help :) thanks
[Motorola Droid Bionic] trulunacy:
Download ES File Explorer. Hit the menu button once you open it and go to settings. Scroll down to root settings and select all options. Go back to the main menu and hit the Up button at the very top. Scroll down and click on "System." Once in you'll see the "App" folder immediately. Click on that and scroll down to the STK apk's. Once your done renaming go back once and scroll down till you find the build.prop. Click it and use the ES note editor to edit the settings.

As far as adding the signal strength to the build.prop goes just scroll all the way down and add it there.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Andy_in_Indy:
When you do this edit, can you switch back to Verizon's CDMA/LTE by switching sim cards or do you need to redo both the apks and Hex edit?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vessmanbg:
Hey everyone,

It's my first time rooting my Desire. I followed the "noob proof" guide, skipping the S-OFF step (figured I don't really need it if I'm just flashing ROMs).

I partitioned my SD card successfully (16GB -> 14GB FAT32, 1GB EXT4) using GParted and the card was working well. I made a backup and then flashed MildWild 5.0. Everything seems to be working fine except the SD card is not recognized. In Storage settings the "Mount SD card" option is grayed out and it says "Insert an SD card for mounting". I tried restarting the phone, reinserting the card, but that didn't work.

On a side note, when I partitioned the card first and ran stock rom I couldn't mount the card too, but the option wasn't grayed out, and after a restart it was OK - capacity and free space was reported correctly.

I guess it's a problem with the partitioning, but is there anything I could try before repartitioning the card again? This might be a logical way of dealing with the current situation (card is completely empty), but what if this happens again after using the phone for a while and storing all kinds of stuff on the card?

PS. I haven't tried to see if the card is visible in windows, because I don't have a card reader. I'll try GParted again tomorrow, but now I'm off to bed.

Thanks!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arkpark:
I had the exact same problem and fixed it by putting the card in a card reader, and running the "Scan drive for errors" tool in Windows. It found errors the first time, and I ran it twice to be safe.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vessmanbg:
Hi,

I managed to connect the card my PC by mounting USB storage in ClockworkMod recovery. I scanned the disk for errors but there were none. Unfortunately after rebooting the device still couldn't see the card. :(

Also while in recovery I could mount the sdcard and sd-ext, or at least appeared that I could - the lines changed to "unmount (...)" but there was no notification of successful or failed mounting.

What should I try next? Repartition with GParted (probably by mounting usb storage in recovery, otherwise it's not recognized there either) or try that with ClockworkMod? Or perhaps 4EXT?

Thanks!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vessmanbg:
OK, I tried partitioning the card again with GParted, but nothing changed. I am beginning to think something might be wrong with the card.

And after some reading I understand that partitioning with CWM isn't favored by most, so eventually I might try 4EXT. In that case, do I need S-OFF to install it? The question has been asked in the developer's thread recently, but no one has answer it and a few other threads seem to suggest that you don't necessarily need S-OFF, unless you would like to use some specific feature(s).

So do you need S-OFF to install 4EXT on the Desire or not?
[HTC One X] antil33t:
Hi.

I've been playing around again, just trying to learn all about this damn thing.. I might even come around to liking it one day!

But I'm trying to use a different kernel, Have Installed it (boot loops) then I tried Repack the kernel it now works, It Gets 3G but no Wifi, which is slightly annoying.

my uneducated guess thinks that this rom-kernel compatibility probably won't ever work.

ROM - [18-10] [ROM] CyanogenMod 10 - Endeavor Unleashed | 019 (latest)

(old) Kernel - Latest 3.1.10 (022A)

(new) Kernel - [KERNEL][SEP.30][AOSP]Bricked-Kernel|2.6.39.4|v0.7|Sweep2Wake|mpdecision|PowerHA L

But yeah, tl;dr wanting to change kernel, to another custom kernel and the Wifi doesn't work, even after the kernel being repacked.

Should I just switch ROMs to CM10 Nightlies? As I'm sure those work correctly. Anyone with a better suggestion? Hopefully have posted enough information to not look like an Idiot :S
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Grege50:
There are still people asking questions about the Hong Kong version of the MZ601 Xoom. This model has a different partition layout to other Xooms. In the beginning if you flashed a ROM for the European MZ601 you turned your 32gb Xoom into a 4gb Xoom. Then there was a fix from Tiamat that sidestepped the issue for ICS.

I have had a few adventures over the last week, which should be able to be found with a search (so here it is). Getting the Hong Kong model into a working Jelly Bean 4.1.2 is possible and I think desirable. The only official way to get this model past 3.2 is to take it into a Motorola dealer in Hong Kong. As a very large percentage of HK MZ601 owners do not live in HK that is not a viable option. I purchased mine as an import in Australia, and so did thousands of others like me.

The combination that works is Rogue Recovery and a Team EOS Jellybean ROM. The ROM to use is EOS-umts_everest-xxxxxxx.zip

As of yesterday, if you flash CM10 you will end up with a 4gb Xoom. The CM10 port to the Xoom is in it's early days and the HK model has issues with this ROM. Apart from the loss of 28gb of storage the other issuse is the PlayStore. Many programs just kept giving the error that it is not available for your device. This is for a Hong Kong model running in Australia. I tried locale fixes, but that did nothing. So I re-flashed EOS nightly 122 and now I have 24gb of user space and the PlayStore errors have gone.

To make EOS a smoother experience I have changed a few settings. In Developer options I have turned off Windows Animation Scale, Transition Animation Scale and Animator Duration Scale. I installed JellBean keyboard(ASOP) and turned off Sound on keypress.

The Xoom runs well and will get better as the transition from 4.1.1 to 4.1.2 matures. 3G works, WiFi works, the GPS works and the PlayStore is fully functional. BSPlayer with BSPlayer ARMv7+VFP support gives smooth video playback and sound sync, even over a LAN from a NAS. I have a 32gb SD card inserted and it works as it should.

If you have a Hong Kong sourced MZ601 then it is possible to upgrade to JellyBean. You just have to avoid what does not work.

Good Luck.
[Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500] steve1000:
Hi guys,

I have a question.

I own a samsung galaxy 5 und it is branded to 3 AT (drei austria).

Now..my question is: how can i remove the branding (simlock)??

It is very important to know!

Thanks guys :)
[Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500] rodjo777:
Watch this tutorial, Well explained.:cyclops:

http://usefulandhelpful.blogspot.com/2012/01/unlock-your-samsung-phone-gt-i5500.html
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jon200pa:
I'm a noobie so be ez on me. I purchased a used 10.1 SGH-T859 and went to update to ICS and saw that I have a weird baseband and Build number: Baseband version: T859UVKJ2 Build number: HTJ85B.VKJ2_demo T859UVKJ2_demo The one it should have come with is T859UVKJ3. Kies won't upgrade me to ICS and I'm wanting to root it but not sure how to do it, because I can't find anybody with this version. Was this a show room tablet with a demo version installed? I really have tried to research this before coming here to bother people.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gibbo82:
Im so impressed! :) did have a s3, and I thought the battery wasnt very good with heavy usage. Fully charged it once, so its on its first cycle, and its lasting as if it will withstand heavy usage for most of the day :)

:thumbsup: