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[RAZR HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucidvtec:
Anyone here ever run a Eclipse ROM before???

Well if u haven't u Dont know what Ur missing

Nitro is the dev responsible for that amazing ROM series

I was hoping we would see a port from his work on the RAZR M....but that looks grim

I think we need to get together and buy Nitro a RAZR HD

Anyone wanna take charge and get a bounty rolling for this???

PS if Ur in familiar with his work...he has put out some of the smoothest and most stable ROMs ever!! No joke...do a search ..best ROMs EVER...no joke
[RAZR HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoClifGo05:
There have been a couple of these threads and they have all died out. I've run his ROM before and it is amazing. The problem here is that the HD is one high priced device so we need some serious commitment. Maybe this thread or one similar should be stickied so we can get this done.

Come on people... don't be cheap, pitch in whatever you can. I'm down for some money if the proper interest is shown.

Sent from my DROID RAZR HD using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[RAZR HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucidvtec:
Same here

Im down for 20 box

I just Dont have the time to organize the bounty and keep track of everything
[RAZR HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoClifGo05:
I'll organize it and keep track of it no problem. People can just donate to Nitro directly. If we let him know what its for he will set it aside in a specific account and if we don't reach the goal he will send it back. That's how he did it for the M.

Sent from my DROID RAZR HD using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WeirdEars:
Hello everyone. I have a Samsung Galaxy Note II (N7100) phone which will not turn on. This occurred after I attempted to enter recovery mode by pressing UP+HOME+POWER. The screen said something about an SD card (the message appeared very briefly). I removed the SD card, and found that my phone will no longer power on. I have tried putting the phone into download mode, pulling the battery, putting the phone into recovery mode, accessing the phone via ADB, all of which failed. The phone is not appearing as a USB device on my PC, and rather alarmingly, while plugged in, the charging light doesn't come on. I would try putting the SD card back in, but, rather foolishly, I wiped the card.

Is there anything that can be done for this phone, or am I going to have to return it to Samsung? I'm concerned about returning it because I had just installed a new ROM before the phone bricked itself, and so didn't get the chance to reset the custom ROM counter. If the phone doesn't turn on at all, is there any way of Samsung knowing if the phone has been modified?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ssoony:
hi, does anyone know the answer to this ? my N7100 recently did the same thing as well. thanks !
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] emprize:
as u say it bricks, i think samsung cant tell whats inside, unless the counter binary still works
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pakure:
May be Battery died. ..charge it for few hrs and try again

scribbled from my note 2 (N7100)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teat007:
Same here

Similar has happened to mine nothing is working so ive downloaded the stock firmware and a pit file and just waiting for a jig i bought to show up. I'm hoping the jig will put it to download mode so I can re partition and upload the stock firmware. if that works I swear ill never touch it again lol. But if anyone has already solved this in a reasonably:cool: easy way please enlighten us
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] engmarwan10:
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same happened with me and I also tried the JIG but in vain.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akdenizx:
Guys I feel sorry for your phones. As a friend mentioned up, usb jigs are not puting download mode. Sad to say but should send it to a Samsung service center.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WeirdEars:
In the end, I just sent the phone to Samsung. Even though I couldn't reset the flash counter (the phone died straight after flashing), I'm hoping Samsung don't notice. I'm pretty optimistic about them not noticing; after all, the phone is completely dead, so I don't think they'll be able to tell unless they have some kind of special gadget to read the flash counter.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thes3raph1m:
if they have a special device to get to a point where they can read flash counter... that would probably fix it straight up
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hubbarduk:
I had this on my note 1 and there was nothing i could do. I sent it off for someone to jtag it but still noting so sold it broken for £150.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PierreTech:
Very weird what appeared about the sd card? Why would that even appeared? I mean did you do something before going to recovery mode?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n4naveen:
looks like sudden death Syndrome to me

please details on your kernel version build number before having bricked!

Have you been running on old FW ?

or

HAve you updated to the latest Software?
[Defy General] vataren:
hi, i already went through a lot of threads and i was searching for a simple thing..

can i update my rom from stock eclair to cm10 4.1.2?

thanks in advanvce
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Notopic1:
I did unlock the bootloader, but din't load boot.img (stupid forgot it) also i forgot to upload a rom (FXP151-cm-10-20121214-UNOFFICIAL-mint) on the sd card.

Now i cant mount a sd cart or load the rom to the phone in a ohter way.

Now the phone wont boot, and i see a Sony logo apear now and then.

Also now the lite is red (battery dead?) and wont get green of cant boot the phone.

I also locked the boatloader again in the hoop that i can repear is with pccompanion.

But its not working.

And even flashtool says now when (at 80%) i try to flash LT30p_4.0.4_Vodafone.ftf that the phone is disconnected.

Can i do something to get him bak alive?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] gregbradley:
Your phone is not dead, but I can hardly understand your problem.

I suggest flashing the advanced stock kernel to get cmw then flashing the rom of your choice.

You can take the SDc ard out of the phone and use a card reader to copy the .zip onto it.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Notopic1:
Ok now the phone is alive again, thanks to you.

But the problem is i dont have a cardreader that can handle this sd cart.

Is there a other way to do get a rom on the phone?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] gregbradley:
Just connect the phone to the PC with the USB cable. Then run pc comapnion and use file manager app in pc comapnion. Make sure you have MTP mode on phone in settings/xperia/connectivity
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Notopic1:
The problem is there is nothing running on it yet (made a big mistake) i only have a rom 195 (for locked phone on it)

Can't i upload it with fastboot or something else?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] gregbradley:
Not sure what your issue is. Do you have a working rom on there or not? 195 for locked bootloader will run fine. It makes no difference.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Notopic1:
I have relocked the bootloader again.

Now the phone works again.

I realy need to read more about this stuff.

But i din't have a working rom on te phone, and that is a must have else nothing will work.

I loaded a kernel for the wrong rom, not the 195 rom.. so that crashed to.

Tomorow i will read about it more.

And try to do it good :)

Tanks again.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] gregbradley:
No problem. A few pointers

1) Read the all in one thread and ask your questions in there, myself and other people will be glad to help

2) Dont say thanks, if you feel the need to say thanks to someone hit their thanks button.

3) Change the title of the OP to solved, so people know this thread is over...do it by editing the OP and clicking on advanced option
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] astang99:
Running jedi, does anybody have hulu working?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Kent Melton:
I am running the most recent jedi and mine is working. Although on the last update it did not work.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] astang99:
Thats wierd I always get streaming unavailable?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] guestx00156:
I'm not running Jedi, but running another custom ROM. My hulu app was working fine for the past 2 week, but have been having issues in the last 2 days. grrrr... Netflix works fine though.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] astang99:
I guess it's a good thing I never leave home without my kindle also, lol
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] guestx00156:
ok, i just put on 6.1.2 jedi ROM and it's not working for me either. get the following message: "streaming unavailable [91]"

i love everything else about the ROM tho, no other issues.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] livingaboard:
I have used Hulu a few times. I am rooted with stock Rom and Kernal. I have to use Dolphin set as desktop under user agent in settings and having had to download Adobe flash player.

I don't know what other ways work
[Motorola Droid RAZR] UduBobo:
if ill connect my RAZR to NOTE2 charger (2000mah), i cant destroy my device, right?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] yoyurik:
will not destroy, but will not charge either.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] UduBobo:
But why?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] shobon:
Yes it will, if it's micro-usb it will charge. It won't destroy your phone, but it may not charge as fast. Don't worry about it.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] UduBobo:
are u sure? i just heard somewere else that it will charge it completely about less than one hour.

if its true, ill buy the geniune one.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] yoyurik:
Well, it will charge your phone if it's started.

But if device is off and you put 2000mAh (too much for it), battery indicator will show "?" and no charge.

So please don't say unless you try!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] dreamspawn:
I have a Galaxy Note II (verizon) Rooted with Revision3 [I605VRALJB] 4.1.1 (using this guide http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2024207)

I verified i am rooted installed LegenedK95 multi-control apk (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2045974) and added the items i wanted and rebooted but they don' appear? Pics below
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] locolbd:
You need to be running a deoodexed rom for that multiwindow to work.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] dreamspawn:
10-4 thanks! Got in a rush yesterday didnt pay attention to details
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] dreamspawn:
Deodexed Version Of VRALJB by beanstown still not working??? Getting so fustrated
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] dreamspawn:
Reflashed agin all working now??
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ik8fpd:
Hello,

I use the CyanogenMod ROM 10 VJ Jelly Bean 4.1.2 version 2.9.1 with satisfaction.

I have a problem with email attachments: GMAIL 4.2.1 and EMAIL do not allow me to open message attachments,

I can not save them. I have this error message: Can not save or open this type of attachment because it could contain malicious software.

The files are. ZIP.

Any suggestions to fix?

With older versions of the same email clients I have never had any problem with the Gingerbread ROM.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] danjayh:
So I noticed that in our OTA update, the tab for multiwindow apps is always present on the screen. This is pretty annoying - I believe that on the stock Samsung version, the multi-window tab only pops up when you hold down the back button. Does anybody know how to make the OTA hide it by default?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] baronsamedi:
1. Press and hold back button again

Or

2. Drop down notification and unhighlight multi Window
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] laztpn0i:
I would also like to know if there is a way to hide the tab but to still have it enabled. In the mean time, I just disable the toggle switch when I don't use multi-view. That way the tab is not present. And then just enable it again to use it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] nmw407:
The multi-window is triggered by long-pressing the back button.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] danjayh:
baronsamedi was correct, you can hide the tab while multiwindow is enabled by long-pressing the back button. For some reason I thought that the long press was to get it to appear, but that it disappeared on its own. Turns out you also need to long-press to make it disappear, and you can do it while you're still using multiwindow.
[Thunderbolt General] ang1dust:
HTC just tweeted, "ICS for thunderbolt is coming soon..."
[Thunderbolt General] Yuuda8272:
About time. Thunderbolt needs new life breathed into it. Can't wait for this!

Sent from Xoom with Eos 4
[Thunderbolt General] disconnecktie:
Lol you must have read my other post. They have been saying this since July mind you. Don't get your hopes up to high yet. Verizon can always shoot it down.
[Thunderbolt General] BoulderGeek:
I was under the impression that Verizon already had HTC's ICS. It is Verizon that is not releasing the software.
[Thunderbolt General] Dark Jedi:
HTC has been posting that same twitter reply since they was testing the test build back in April lol.
[Thunderbolt General] mobitote:
Bout time, cant really find a phone that with a better radio and easy of use rootwise than the tb plus the darn thing will run any app and setting I toss at it.

If they only would hurry up and updrade it or shut up and admit that they built a monster that they cannot code for.

Its okay to admit failure you f'ing retards. Its the first phone of its kind and you were not prepared for it. (i.e. HateTC and VZW)
[Thunderbolt General] frellingfrakker:
ICS = Inadequate Customer Support

Of course they have happily provided that to TBolt owners for almost 2 years now.

Yes I still rock the Thunderbolt. You gotta problem with that?
[Thunderbolt General] ang1dust:
http://www.droid-life.com/2012/12/1...-ice-cream-sandwich-update-will-be-here-soon/

Mind you i dont think there ar emany left in the thunderbolt area, but i cant wait to see it.
[Thunderbolt General] jimmyco2008:
If an update doesn't come within a year of Google releasing it, it shouldn't count as an update.
[Thunderbolt General] hallstevenson:
That is certainly true but I also suspect that HTC wouldn't bother devoting any resources to developing s/w for a phone if a carrier has even a remote chance of shooting it down.
[Thunderbolt General] disconnecktie:
I remember a few months ago there were rumors htc finished the build and was waiting on Verizon's approval.
[Thunderbolt General] Dark Jedi:
If you call HTC they mostly say Verizon has it. Then if you call Verizon they say waiting on HTC.
[Thunderbolt General] hallstevenson:
Was the leak from ihtfp69 (TeamBamf) legitimate ? It was real nice other than the suck-the-life-out-of-battery kernel it had.
[Thunderbolt General] disconnecktie:
From what I understand it is but the build was a very incomplete rom.
[Thunderbolt General] jamesfrom818:
Not before the end of the world!
[Thunderbolt General] xs11e:
My understanding, right or wrong, was that HTC/VZW released some T-Bolts with an ICS "soak test" to around maybe 100 people? I applied too late to get in on it. The phone came with an NDA that apparently was almost iron clad as there were NO leaks at all until after the test ended and the test phones were returned.

It's my belief that the TeamBAMF leak was from one of those phones, someone may have copied it to his/her/it's PC and leaked it AFTER the test had closed and AFTER he/she/it had learned how to remove the identifying bits so that he/she/it wouldn't be subject to enforcement of the NDA.

I may be wrong, the above is merely pieced together from what I've read here and elsewhere.

FWIW, I ran the leak and had the usual short battery life BUT..... Later I restored the backup I'd made and, after a couple of days, the battery life improved a huge amount, it became about the same as other ICS ROMS.

As always, YMMV.
[Thunderbolt General] tburns:
They probably had the same issues as the devs did and can't figure it out but it's on the back burner and not forgotten. I hope
[Thunderbolt General] pdxdon:
At this point, I would be pretty surprised if ICS was released at all. I found that ICS, combined with Sense 4, is too much for the phone to handle smoothly. And I'm sure it would be worse when the typical Verizon bloat is added. Some work could probably be done to make it smoother and more power efficient, but I don't think that struggling HTC has any motivation to expend development resources on a phone that's rapidly approaching its second birthday.

Most Thunderbolt owners are able to upgrade now, or at least will be in the next couple months. Most people probably will -- and might even get a DNA. At least that's what HTC hopes!

I blame HTC for turning their backs on their customers and I will never buy another HTC product. They probably won't be around much longer anyway.
[Thunderbolt General] robdec17:
They have promised ICS for the Bolt several times before. I got tired of waiting, upgraded to Droid Maxx HD. 3 days after buying it Verizon pushed out Jelly Bean. Wow it was nice to actually get an update that fast!!!!
[Thunderbolt General] xs11e:
If they wanted me to get a DNA they'd have given it a removable battery and an SD card slot, as it is it's totally useless to me.
[Thunderbolt General] robdec17:
If they wanted me to get a DNA they wouldnt have screwed me over on software updates on my BOLT! bye bye HTC
[Thunderbolt General] Dark Jedi:
Unless you go nexus doesn't matter who's phone you go with prepare to get screwed over on updates.
[Thunderbolt General] BoulderGeek:
It's really Verizon, rather than HTC, that screwed us, IMHO.

I'd actually be happy with the Thunderbolt hardware if the battery and stability problems had been resolved. SkyRaider 1.3 resolved most of that, for me. But, that's been locked and stable (stagnant?) for over a year.

I am prepared to wait out my contract with VZW and go to unsubsidized on TMobile. SGS IV or Nexus 4/5 in 2013, I'd expect.

Verizon has burnt any good will I might have had. I'd own an HTC product again, especially if it has removable battery and microSD slot.
[Thunderbolt General] hallstevenson:
Yeap, VZW has the final say. HTC could put a flawless ICS or JB build for the Thunderbolt in their laps and for "business" reasons, shelve it.

As for not releasing newer software to "force" people to new phones and/or contract renewals, that's laughable. The percentage of users who care, or even know, what software is on their phone or that's available is TINY! People upgrade due to wear and tear, battery failure ($40-50 battery from carrier when upgrade cost to NEW phone is $50-100 and buying a phone off of eBay isn't something they'll do), or more likely, ENVY (friend has a cool, new phone and they want one too). My wife falls in the last category; my daughter in the first.
[Thunderbolt General] Dark Jedi:
Just as laughable as your examples but how many people has said they are upgrading due to the bolt not getting ICS. So its also a viable reason. I think on the many message boards I have been on many people has said they was leaving the bolt due to no ICS upgrade.
[Thunderbolt General] hallstevenson:
Viable ? Yes

A minuscule number ? Yes
[Thunderbolt General] Swis21:
I would like to see some jb on the tbolt. Hah.
[Thunderbolt General] Shadow Death:
My thoughts on that are Verizon wants to sell more phones, not keep old ones alive.
[Thunderbolt General] disconnecktie:
I completely agree but if that's the case they never should have made us ever think we were getting an ics update. There are still people holding on to this phone because they are hoping the update will come.
[Thunderbolt General] Rpatton:
Problem is that will be the only update u see in a year you will be in the same position as us Thunderbolt owners you will be waiting for the next update
[Thunderbolt General] Shadow Death:
For that matter they shouldn't continue to sell this phone. They sold us these junkers about 6 months ago when we signed up.
[Thunderbolt General] Dark Jedi:
They havent sold the bolt in a Verizon store for awhile.
[Thunderbolt General] Obaterista93:
This is the exact reason I got an S3 over the DNA.
[Thunderbolt General] NotAnIphone:
Yeah...HTC needs to just look at XDA haha I've been flashing ICS roms for like the past 3 months xD
[Thunderbolt General] Kooomar:
:good:
[Thunderbolt General] KidJoe:
So what are the chances it will be something newer or different than the one that leaked months ago?
[Thunderbolt General] Kooomar:
Some people say the holdup has been due to Verizon, rather than HTC. Who knows?? A tweet is certainly not a promise, in any case.
[Thunderbolt General] NotAnIphone:
http://www.droid-life.com/tag/thunderbolt/ yay for unsure dates...not -.- they should just scrap the ICS idea and get us JB
[Thunderbolt General] BoulderGeek:
I concur entirely.

4.1 rocks. 4.0.*, not so much.

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I will be sticking to SkyRaider and abandoning Verizon, if that is the case. The leak sucked on my Tbolt.
[Thunderbolt General] TheAndroidGod:
As a former Thunderbolt user, I can assure one thing you you. The ICS update will

NEVER

arrive. It just won't It's hard to hear this, but both Verizon and HTC have given up on this phone. The phone was a mistake from launch, as it sacrificed slimness for a technology that wasn't even heard of by most people yet. It was also very buggy, had cruddy battery life, and it lacked more modern components like a Dual core CPU.That is why the goal of HTC was to roll out better devices and make people forget about the Thunderbolt. While HTC was working on an update previously, I'm 100 percent sure that they scrapped it afterward. The only reason why HTC continued to say the update is coming is to appease the SMALL fraction of customers who actually even cared or KNEW that such an update existed. All I can say know is to wait for your upgrades and get better phones. The update just isn't coming.
[Thunderbolt General] Dark Jedi:
Without the bolt where would 4g phones be at now? You have to expect glitches on new tech. Hell look at all the first Gen 4g phones. They wasn't exactly stellar now was they?from those phones we have gotten much better 4g phones out there. So you can hate all you want but you're just upset because your experience with the bolt wasn't what you expected. The bolt served its purpose and you can't always expect a flawless phone. Many on here can comment on that. You have to make do with what you have.

As far as abandoning the bolt to make new phones? Isn't that what all makers do? How many different moto Droid maxx do we have? How many of the HTC one series do we have? Do we need this many nexus phones? They make them because new tech comes out and they want to be the first out and many people loves new toys. So set aside your personal hate and see what the bolt has done for 4g phones. You think NASA first rockets for the space program went perfect? Lol
[Thunderbolt General] TheAndroidGod:
1. I can understand a few minor bugs, but the Thunderbolt had issues that can't be ignored, such as the phone randomly rebooting on people, losing data, having the battery drain in around 4 hours, and so much more.

Those are just a few of the problems people faced, even months after launch.

2.The 4G market would have done just fine without the Thunderbolt. It would be exactly where it is now.The thunderbolt wasn't even Verizon's "first" 4G phone. Sure it was first to launch, but if you actually did a little research, you would find that it was first introduced at CES 2011, ALONG WITH the Samsung Droid Charge, LG Revolution, a 4G mobile hotspot, and the Galaxy tablet. That means that those devices could have set as much of an example for the 4G market as the Thunderbolt did.

3. I'm not saying these things just because of personal hate. I didn't really like the Thunderbolt, but I'm also stating facts. The Thunderbolt came with too many issues that can't be ignored by the manufacturers. They should have at least delayed the launch untill it was fully tested and bug free FOR THE MOST part. Meanwhile, where are your facts? How exactly did the thunderbolt itself change the 4G game? I'd really like to know.