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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gonzalox:
yay

I posted how to root this phone in the Russian Forum, (in Russian and English), here are the steps to follow:

I have the same phone (BlueBo B3000 -MTK6575)

English:

We have to have our mobile perfectly recognized by the computer as "ADB Device", with the controller properly installed, and Debug Mode Enable (connected to the PC with the USB cable).

Download (htt p://ww w.4shar ed.com/zip/fyH9xy DF/Roo tTianji.ht m l) (remove spaces), you need to work in command mode with ADB.

Unzip in "C :/" folder, it will be now "C :/ RootTianji /".

Open a command window (cmd.exe). Then we put (without the quotes) cd.. "until we get "C:>" then put "cd RootTianji" and then just put "adb".

Best explained

1 -. cmd.exe

2 -. cd ..

3 -. cd .. (again)

4 -. Stop when you get "C:>" prompt

5 -. RootTianji cd

6 -. adb

Now we have to follow these steps to the letter.

Type and hit enter: adb push su /data/local/tmp/su

Type and hit enter: adb push Superuser.apk /data/local/tmp/Superuser.apk

Type and hit enter: adb restore fakebackup.ab (Do not do anything on the phone yet)

Type and hit enter: adb shell "while ! ln -s /data/local.prop /data/data/com.android.settings/a/file99; do :; done" (Now in the command window appear few rows error and that means the exploit is working and now is when you press on the phone and within seconds Restore on mobile as a message that the restoration is completed. If a password is asked do not to write anything, just continue)

Type and hit enter: adb reboot (The phone now reboots itself. Do not do anything until it completely reboot. Might take a little and flashes).

Type and hit enter: adb shell

Now the phone is in root mode and the # prompt appears.

Type and hit enter: mount -o remount,rw -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 /system

Type and hit enter: cat /data/local/tmp/su > /system/bin/su

Type and hit enter: chmod 06755 /system/bin/su

Type and hit enter: ln -s /system/bin/su /system/xbin/su

Type and hit enter: cat /data/local/tmp/Superuser.apk > /system/app/Superuser.apk

Type and hit enter: chmod 0644 /system/app/Superuser.apk

Type and hit enter: rm /data/local.prop

Type and hit enter: exit

Type and hit enter: adb shell "sync; sync; sync;"

Type and hit enter: adb reboot

Your mobile is now root.

If you could try to do all steps from the beginning and from step 9 and 10 run these commands: chown 0.0 / system / bin / su

If the process gets "stuck" in the row of errors (never ends), close and disconnect everything and connect the phone again seeing that everything necessary is in good condition (drivers, cables, files), then proceed to retry processes from the beginnin. (cmd.exe).

If you dont understand something just ask.

This guide was originally made ​​for Tinji Mobile N9000 i9220, but when I realized it was the same processor as mine (B3000 - MT6575), I decided to try it, and for my surprise, it worked!

Please be careful and use this information at your own risk

Sorry if I wrote something bad or strange. Bye :D
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomerk:
Thanks!! I will try.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomerk:
Hooray! I've got root!

thanks!

unlucky for me I have messed some things around and mis-spelled the "ln -s" command,

but eventually I managed to install all the drivers required, and to load a ROM with root.

Thanks a lot!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sugabear210:
BlueBo unlock

I have purchased a B3000 but it's not accepting my SIM for Tmobile and I need it unlocked....do anyone know how to unlock?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gonzalox:
i think the problem might be your SIM card, this mobile come as unlocked as default.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FrankCordova:
Getting stuck

I always get stuck at this part, i own a Bluebo B3000 Android 4.0.4 ICS can you help me? thank you :)

EDIT: I've figured it out, you have to write the code and click the restore option as quick as possible :)

EDIT 03/01/2013: I've given up hope in trying to root this phone, when i tried two days ago i couldn't root it but now i've tried and it worked like WOAH! thank you for this wonderful tutorial!!!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hamidkamrani:
its not worked for me - b3000s

when get error with the msg for restor the error rows never be end

and when type this comand : mount -o remount,rw -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 /system

i see error please help me
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ax_colleen:
Device Not Recognized

When I connect my Bluebo B3000 to the computer even with USB debugging on it doesn't recognize it. I have everything installed to root this phone, and I just need to figure out how to fix this. I'm using Windows 7 x64.

Is there any drivers for this phone? I can't find any. It might be in Chinese or Russian, I don't know. I also tried to find drivers for Tinji Mobile N9000 i9220 since gozalox says that it has the same processor as this one, but the search results yielded with roms; they don't look legitimate so I don't want to bother.

Thank you for reading.

EDIT:

After installing MTK6575 device I finally was able to get in my phone, but I still get stuck at the "while" part

I followed everything as instructed, and yes I checked if the spelling was correct by pasting the instructions in the notepad.

After entering the adb shell "while ! ln -s /data/local.prop /data/data/com.android.settings/a/file99; do :; done" I get link failed File exists. I did click restore my data quickly and kept waiting. I did see the com.android.settings under the page in the phone. I don't understand the password request part since the phone asks me for the encryption password on the page in which I'm sure I don't have. I was stuck on the data restore until the streams of "link failed File exists" disappeared so I proceeded to reboot, but when I type adb shell it was still $ I've kept trying to do this over and over again from step 1 (not closing the cmd prompt though, I wouldn't want to type them over and over) but it still doesn't work. My last resort would be typing everything from scratch and hope for the best.

Please help. Thank you!

EDIT 2:

I finally rooted my phone. For those people who need help, go here ht tp://fo rum. china-iphon e.ru/viewt opic.p hp?f=31&t =17863 (remove spaces) and click MTK Droid Root & Tools v2.3.7 The program is in English, so no worries about that. I did it twice for mine and it worked~ Install the Android Terminal app to check if you're rooted. Just type su in a window and if it has the hash sign "#" then you're rooted. Good luck!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Felis Serval:
Ignore, as I'm still looking for the delete button. Noob, noob, noob...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marciofao:
Messed it Up with mtkdroid Tools

I Have used the Mtk droid Tool, clicked on root button, and confirmed on the onscreen button.

after this the program continues to recognize my device but now the "ROOT" button disapears, and above was write "root shell quemu mode".

I think the phone was rooted, but I installed some root required apks and they said that i have not the root permisions, including the Terminal emulator, this said "permission denied" when prompt "su" command.

After I requested a normal reboot via the MtkdroidTools and the device dont boot, it stays freezed at Android logo.

I tried the Recovery mode, but dont worked too... :(
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshofbass:
Tomorrow I will be going to a shop in zhongguancun beijing to buy a note 2. It's semi risky but I haven't been cheated yet. The closest I came was to buying a friend a factory time limited galaxy s3. The guy was all ready to sell it to me but came clean after realizing I wasn't a tourist. After that he showed me a fake one and how to tell them apart. The fake was really really good for a fake and it scared me to realize how easy it would be to buy the wrong one.

so...

I'm looking for ways that I can test the note 2 that I end up with to make sure I'm not being misled.

Anything visual can be faked so I'm wary of checking settings info..

maybe bluetooth a photo to another phone and check the exif data.. maybe thats something that they might miss when faking things.

my own apks of some benchmark programs?

wireless charging?

the slow fast camera thing?

some kind of software that can only be installed on this processor?

Im probably missing something... help me out please
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hannsz:
Take a laptop with Odin and a ROM. Flash a ROM of your choice onto it. You'll know in 5 minutes if it's legitimate or not. This is exactly what I did when I had one sent cash on delivery to my house. The delivery guy was more than understanding with a 4000RMB purchase.

Before anyone tells OP this is a bad idea, this is China, and no legitimate seller would care. Everything electronic is opened up, plugged in and played with before purchase here to test authenticity.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshofbass:
Good idea. I'm sure I wouldn't even need to go through with it as the seller is gonna pull out quick so as to not waste time.. But then again, it's entirely possible the seller has the balls to try to keep up the act even after the flash fails..

I have already contacted the guy I will buy from on taobao and I might just put the whole thing through there so that I can stop the payment if there is anything wrong. The thing I'm worried about the most is the factory tester version. If its one of them Im basically screwed.
[HTC Incredible S] Derrick21:
I'm not sure that if my phone has a low battery life or others as well . When I go to bed , my phone was at 70% and I wake up after 8 hours of sleep . My phone dropped to 58% . Is that a normal case or should I get a new battery pack ?
[HTC Incredible S] Splux:
Try CPU spy and see if there's any app which is keeping the phone from deep sleep.
[HTC Incredible S] NameLess_k:
i'm using 1800 mugen power battery. it's better on about 20/30 % and you can really see that. so if you want to buy new battery - better buy this one than original. i'm working with it for half of a year n everything is fine.

about your battery - yes, it can go in that way and its normal for our dev.
[HTC Incredible S] Evilus:
Mine is about the same as yours, 100% at sleep and 88(at times it's 87 or 86) or so when I wake up. But I think I slept for about 10h :P

Edit*

Atm it's at 80% and it has been on battery for 13h exactly
[HTC Incredible S] pokkax:
im having issue with poor battery life on this device too :(up to 5hrs ~)
[HTC Incredible S] Evilus:
A tip is to disable sweep2wake if you have it enabled. it consumes a lot battery. Since I disabled it yesterday my battery gained a couple of hours battery life.
[HTC Incredible S] farebi_jalebi:
Using Longevity on CyanVivo X Rom and very impressed with the battery backup, Lasting over 18 Hours with average 3G data use and gaming before it was like 8-10 hours with Juice defender. Don't keep data on all the time otherwise use longevity Worth a try!
[HTC Incredible S] pokkax:
does juice defender n other save batt apps really works? we can just manually change the settings to reduce batt usage .
[HTC Incredible S] Evilus:
Imo it's just placebo effect. I actually think that they waste battery than save.
[HTC Incredible S] Splux:
About battery saving apps:

Some might help save some of your battery, like Juice Defender, but about 100% of the stuff that an app does is something you can do for yourself.

Like dim the screen when you don't need 100% brightness, turn off data and use only GSM when you don't need to use data (and if 3G has better reception it might be worth staying on 3G though, at least in my world a better reception would mean a little bit better battery than if you changed to the network mode with worse reception) and when you don't need WiFi - you turn it off.

Using apps to kill other services and apps are not a good idea either, since some apps will only restart and restart and restart while the task killer will keep killing = both apps will drain your battery.

And by turning off both WiFi and data and the apps are well designed, they should not try to look for updates and such if there are no available internet connections.

And, by undervolting you gain more than using different apps and such and if you then learn how to set up your device in the best way for battery you will get longer battery life.

If I don't use my phone so often, I can get about 2 days with 3G/GSM + WiFi turned on all the time and mobile data connection turned on all the time. If I use it a lot I still get long enough battery time to make a full day, usually I need to charge my phone every 18-24 hours when I use it to check mail, send some texts and read news (and XDA, as the addicted person I am).

Now, I just hope that I haven't f*cked anything up - I'm just too lazy to read it through.
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
You are full of helpful posts today.

Sent from my CyanogenModded Nexus 7
[HTC Incredible S] Splux:
Oh, sh*t... sorry, didn't mean to.

How do I proceed from here..? :/
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
Keep being helpful bro :)

Sent from my Blacked Out Incredible S
[HTC Incredible S] Splux:
That seems to make others hate me.

Therefore I enjoy being helpful. Why can't we two be in the same thread without derailing it?
[HTC Incredible S] poondog:
Dunno man :)

Back on topic

My battery is good :)

Sent from my Blacked Out Incredible S
[HTC Incredible S] crunchienuts:
I bought myself a Nexus 7 about a month ago to satisfy the cravings for that Jellybean goodness. After trying several ICS/JB roms on my IncS over the past year, I decided to revert back to the CM7 Nightlies. Much to my surprise it's almost as if I forgot how blazingly fast Gingerbread was.

Given how i use my IncS on a daily basis, I seem to be averaging around 34-36 hours before it hits below 5%. It really only gets used for calls, texts and wifi tethering to my N7.
[HTC Incredible S] addyhash:
I used to average 30% battery drain per day with light use with stock GB rom and kernal, it has upped to approx 50% per day with stock ICS rom, with lOst profit's overclock kernal running at 1400 wake and 368 sleep. ( setcpu )

Not bad considering 40% increase in processor speed, but less than 20% increase in battery usage.

Addy
[HTC Incredible S] anonymousss:
I tried latest cm7 nightlies and it wasn't smooth at all so I reverted back to jellybean cyan x

don't know why you are saying that GB was blazingly fast...

My battery is so bad on the jellybean ROM though!!

So 1 sacrifice for another :S
[HTC Incredible S] itsbeertimenow:
You must be doing it wrong, I'm on nightlies 146 with Tiamat kernel and this thing is like lightning. Battery lasts forever on moderate use about 36 - 40 hours. Lag is no where to be found.
[HTC Incredible S] Evilus:
keep in mind you have to give it a couple of hours , maybe even a day(depending on how much it has to do and your connection etc) Before the rom settles down after flashing. Then you can give your impression of it if it is laggy or not.
[HTC Incredible S] anonymousss:
I just tested it for about 1 hour :p
[HTC Incredible S] Evilus:
Ok so I had my phone idle for nearly the full time of the battery. I turned on screen and played a game for about 10 minutes the rest phone was screen of and ye.

With 6% battery left I got 2 Days 4h and 47 minutes of battery. My guess is that the last 6% would probably last another say 3 hours in idle. With 100% battery you could most likely get 2 days and 10 hours battery. Meaning 58 hours battery, but this is beeing screen off nearly all the time.

A little info:

Phone syncs gmail with push

Phone Syncs facebook with push

Phone syncs exchange mail every 2 hours during peak hours 06am - 6pm

Phone synchs weather 3 times a day

Wifi was on all the time

Profiles on kernel is following

Screen on: 1200 -245 (MHz)

Screen off : 768 - 122 (MHz)

Night time (01am to 06am) : 368 - 122 (MHz)

So with these settings you can get about 2 ½ days of idle screen off phone sync most of your things.

During normal usage: Watching maybe 1h youtube a day, checking mails regurarly, checking facebook/instagram and sending couple of sms and making maybe 20-30 min of calls and searching the web a bit . I'd say phone lasts about 8-10 hours until it gets down to critical levels (below 10%)
[HTC Incredible S] :
The only time I've got that sort of battery life is when I'm abroad and data is turned off

Sent from my Incredible S
[HTC Incredible S] djbenny1:
I easily get a day out of mine with normal use.

I have everything that can be switched on or synced.. switched on.

Facebook push, ADW widgets for Twitter, GReader, Facebook etc all syncing every hour.

Gmail push and another email account pushing too.

GPS always on, wifi always on.

I always charge it all night though when I'm asleep, regardless of whether it needs it or not.

If I had to guess, with normal use I'd have anywhere between 30-50% left at the end of the day.

Edit. should add CPU speeds - Performance governor (when screen on) 1700MHz, Ondemand governor (when screen off) 200-1000MHz
[HTC Incredible S] vizzy:
Shocking. To sum up.

Wake up at 8, phone at 100%. Then often by 4ish it could be around 20%.

I typically need to give it an hour charge at some point through the day in order for it to stay alive until I can put it on charge at night.

Viper Rom, stock everything. General everything turned on (yes I know, that's the reason for my poor battery). Except ....brightness is normally at minimum, unless I'm outside then its 50%.
[HTC Incredible S] djbenny1:
That's pretty bad :s

If it's like that on every rom maybe you should get a new battery
[HTC Incredible S] Guaranab:
Really depends on the usage, but I can always get it out through the day with at least 20% in the evening, sometimes i can even go over 30h (attachment).

Using ARHD 4.0 with stock kernel (No tweaks except EXT4 from ARHD thread and ROM Cleaner).

WiFi is always on, using mostly for phone calls, texting, and browsing. Overnight in deep sleep it doesn't lose more than 4% (around 7-8h)

Tried XS v2.2 with different freqs and governors but I wasn't really satisfied since it was losing battery too fast (deep sleep for instance always spent minimum 10%)

and I really didn't notice much difference with my daily usage so I reverted to stock (not saying it's bad, it could easily be me using wrong combinations lol).

Btw, lately I'm really getting more and more annoyed with keyboard lag, so I'm thinking of either flashing some other kernel or going back to CM7 but I'm yet to decide qq.
[HTC Incredible S] jeremyboo:
Try flash the huntervu kernel, got a thread in general here state the multi-touch fixed. I using it right now,so far so good, haven see any lagging keyboard type yet.( in ARHD 4.0) but in venon 1.1.0 not sure yet.. still testing..
[HTC Incredible S] Blackrose666:
The best I have got so far is 2 days 9 hours and 44 minutes.

Screen on time was 1 hour and 31 minutes mostly some general browsing and checking some apps and updating a couple of apps.

Autosync is turned off, but there is a few apps with push notifications.

WiFi was on the entire time and I made a couple of short 1-2 minute phone calls.

Profiles in Daemon controller are:

Wake 245 - 1024 gov interactivex, though I have now changed to intellidemand due to some lag with interactivex after waking the screen.

Sleep 122 - 245 gov conservative.

I used better batter stats to eliminate some apps that were causing excess drain, I could probably make further improvements but am pretty happy with the battery life at the way it is now.
[HTC Incredible S] vladabiber:
It isn't normal for battery to drain that much during sleep. 5 to 10 at most. My battery lasts for about 16-17 hrs, screen on 2.5 - 3 hrs, talk time about 30 - 40 mins. 3G always on, GPS always on, auto brightness, MIUI Rebased ROM, beastmode kernel, no OC, no UV. Device is 1.5 years old. Results is pretty much the same with any ROM I used (except AOSP of course), and thats what I actually need. It was probably better when device was newer, I don't remember. I noticed that, if using WiFi (with strong signal) instead of 3G when it is possible, battery life can be improved.
[HTC Incredible S] jeremyboo:
Yes, 3g data drain battery more than WiFi.

Sent from my HTC Incredible S
[HTC Incredible S] samgurung:
I had serious battery drain with ics asop Roms.. I now run blackout ics 3.2...with the 11m radio I am getting very good battery life. Overnight drain ids just 2 to 5 Percent 19m radio was really draining the battery
[HTC Incredible S] NicOsol:
BEAST KERNEL IS BEAST!

(Airplane mode has been on all the time)

Sent from Pluto Using advanced high-tech stuff.
[HTC Incredible S] Derrick21:
Okay . I found some pretty good results and I'm satisfied with it . I'm running Venom Rom 1.1.0 with redux0.8 which does support deep sleep . Need to mention that I disabled sweep2wake on the redux kervel using an app named "trickster mod" which can be found on the play store .

I'm also using the genuine OEM 1450mAh battery from HTC for this device .
[HTC Incredible S] fdsbox:
4-5 hrs screen on.
[HTC Incredible S] MrToastbrot:
With 1h 50 mins display on, all the time connected to 3g (flightmode overnight)

Sent from my HTC Incredible S
[HTC Incredible S] MrSenne:
Sent from my Incredible S.
[HTC Incredible S] ntmm:
Hi.

I know this is an old thread...

I bought a used Incredible S and have been using it since this last monday ( March 25th), with stock 4.0.4 Android. Have been getting an average of 12~14 hours of battery between charges... I plug it when it's about 6~9 % battery left on it.

Is this ok battery wise?

I send quite a lot of sms during the day, sometimes get long talks over the phone too... spontaneous wi-fi use...
[HTC Incredible S] yui-xzc:
Fully charged battery, and after 8 hours it turns into 90%. I checked the cpu spy and the Deep sleep mode is 99.xx%
[HTC Incredible S] kingofsurf:
No

With my moderate use:( 5-6 Calls, always WiFi on, some emails,whatsapp, full Google sync, some Websurfing)

my battery is good for 2 days (morning to next latenight).

But i am living in Downtown with pretty good Connection.
[HTC Incredible S] ntmm:
What ROM are you using ?

It's really a bummer the battery only lasts like 13 hours or so =/
[HTC Incredible S] dazzawill:
I've found about 1 to 2 days with normal usage is all I can get out of most roms I've tried. I am currently using DLA's 10.1 rom but to achieve that on this rom I had to disable sweep to wake, disable data when I'm not using it, avoid overclocking and disable google now, but still use its advanced search. Battery life is then comparable to sense roms.
[HTC Incredible S] Arjun0118:
If screen is off with data off my battery doesnot seem to turn more than 3% decrease,I am on rebirth 3.0

Sent from my HTC Incredible S
[HTC Incredible S] zijin_cheng:
Hmm, mine lasts about 10-12 hours with 2 hours screen on, wifi, gps, s2w always enabled, either on Lacoste's 4.2.2 or unofficial CM10.1 vivo.
[HTC Incredible S] cipamos:
i'new sorry for my bad english.

when i buy my incredible S (4.0.4 ice cream sandwish) last week my baterry last like 10 hours with normal use (msn, calls, 3g data, wifi, etc) i install super task killer and i discover that a lot of apps were runing in backgorund,

i try this and work for me, because now my baterry last one day

try this:

settings/developer options

when you see menu apps check the option destroy every activity as soon as the users leaves it

in the option Background proces limit i put at most 4 proceses. i hope this help you guys a lot.

when i make this chances my baterry life increase a lot, now i openn super task killer and i see only four procees are runing.
[HTC Incredible S] ryosuke_gunma:
Using Nik's rebirth rom, I finally found a way to use the battery at its potential. Sweep2wake was the culprit.

Everyday usage: music player and sometimes wifi.
[HTC Incredible S] iSeanzh:
I have 43% deep sleep, what does it mean? The original Android 4.0.4 on my IS can last 12-15 hours, but after I use the CM 10.1, it's only 6-8 hours, same way to use as the stock 4.0.4

---------- Post added at 02:45 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:16 PM ----------

May I know how to disable S2W?
[HTC Incredible S] MrToastbrot:
Use Trickster Mod