yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] enridemce:
thank you
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Lets do this the easy way

Do this fastboot command

Fastboot getvar version-main

Post it here and we get the link to your needed ruu :thumbup:
[HTC One X] enridemce:
witing for device
[HTC One X] enridemce:
waiting for device he told me
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Did u put the phone in fastboot usb mode in the bootloader ?
[HTC One X] enridemce:
UNLOCKED

HBOOT-1.28.0000

CPLD-None

MI CROP-None

RADIO-1.1204.90.13

eMMC-bootmode:disabled

CPU-bootmode :disabled

MODEM PATH :eek:FF

oct 5 2012,09:33:33

fastboot getvar version-main he told me waiting for device in fastboot USB and no in fastboot USB

please help me thank you
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
I think you need to install java sdk and the HTC drivers ....

Maybe this tool can help you

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1634786

It gets the CID & MID for you if you follow the instructions of the tool, but i don't know if it needs the drivers and sdk platform pre-installed...

But you can always try ;)
[HTC One X] enridemce:
HOW?
[HTC One X] enridemce:
not working

wait device
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
I can take over your pc tonight with team-vieuwer if you want .... And then help you to try to get the fastboot thing working :thumbup:
[HTC One X] enridemce:
succeeded. I did HTC driver installation

this is my version. / 3.14.401.600
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
This one matches the european cid and software

http://www.htcruu.com/securekey.php...Radio_5.1204.162.29_release_302015_signed.exe

You have to relock the bootloader and keep the phone in fastboot usb mode and run the ruu with admin rights from the pc

Make sure you see fastboot usb in the bootloader menu otherwise the ruu will fail (connection loss)
[HTC One X] enridemce:
ERROR 132
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
You do not have to flash anything for this ruu, you only have to relock the bootloader with this fastboot command

Fastboot oem lock

The ruu flashes the stock rom, stock boot img and the stock recovery back for you.

And charge the batt full before starting ! In case of trouble you have enough batt to recover ;)
[HTC One X] enridemce:
now RELOCKED

Security Warning
[HTC One X] enridemce:
Integration will try
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Hansie00:
Does the new version need a clean install, or can the previous 1.0 version be updated?

Does ICS Yetki 1.2 still require the wifi patch if you've gotten a Wifi only flyer?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Chaosz-X:
Wipe dalvik cache, flash 1.2 on top of your previous one, and flash the WiFi Flyer Patch on top of it. Assuming you are S-OFF.
[Motorola Atrix HD] BreakShadow:
Here's wishing you guys a happy new year! Season's greetings...

Finally the movie "2012" can be moved to the 'comedy' section...!

Cheers Atrix HD owners. We made it!

Sent from my Atrix HD
[Motorola Atrix HD] AnkurBedi:
A very happy new year to you mate and to my fellow comrades of the ATRIX HD squad , Motorola Platoon , Android Company .
[Motorola Atrix HD] Dark9781:
Happy New Year to everyone.

Sent from my Atrix HD MAXX on JB
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] L A X:
Hi all,

This morning I was browsing the web when suddenly the screen froze and the phone didn't respond anymore.

I was forced to remove the battery and replace it again in order to restart my phone.

I restarted the phone, it all went good till the bootscreen started the loop.

I restarted my phone, again.

The booting up goes good, first I see the Galaxy S2 screen, then I see the kernel bootlogo screen, but now it freezes whilst showing the kernel boot logo? (Logo: ''Black eye with the Ying-Yang in the middle and some purple smoke surrounding that eye'')

The phone went off, I saw some minor white lines appearing screen and it just died on me, it didn't respond anymore, it refuses to go on even whilst battery is at 82 %, I tried swapping batteries because I thought that my battery had malfuntioned but that wasn't the case and it didn't work.

I tried recharging my phone but no luck.

It just won't start.

However, I do feel my processor in the back (top-left corner) is getting pretty warm.

What could this be?

I'm running the Resurrection Remix ICS Jelly Bean Rom.

Thanks in advance...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
Tried re-flashing your kernel?

Tried re-flashing your rom?

tried a different kernel or rom?

Restored a backup?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] L A X:
Have you even read what I said?

How can I: Re-flash a kernel or a rom or try a different kernel or rom if my phone won't start?

Impossible to enter download-mode if the phone is unable to start wouldn't you agree?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
Yes I read what you said but you didnt make it clear that it wouldnt "power" on. What it sounded like from what you wrote is that it wouldn't boot system.

If you want specific/precise replies instead of wasting your own time or that of peoples trying to help you and then been an arse when they dont fully understand because of your lack of clarity then I would suggest been more clear in first place.

In that case...

Have you tried a USB jig?

If you have then its pretty much dead and you have no choice but maybe try and get a JTAG repair or mobo replacement of if its your display getting that replaced. Or if you have warranty ring samsung.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mckeowngoo:
Have you tried re-flashing your kernel?

Have you tried re-flashing your rom?

Have you tried a different kernel or rom?

Have you tried restoring a backup?

Have you tried learning some manners?

Have tried using respect for other people who are trying to help you instead of slagging them off for apparently not reading your OP even though what they posted was valid for what you wrote?

Have you just tried going away?

No wonder people on here get sick of trying to help people who quite frankly don't deserve it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
Exactly my point.

These n00bs feel they have some sort of entitlement or this is their official devices support forum and we are all paid to help them.

If these people took time to research their devices/flashing etc they wouldnt have 99% of issues in first place. Then they come on here bypass using search, duplicate posts and when somebody attempts to help them they act like this guy and assume we all have magic mind powers instead of relying on posters been clear when they want help/describe issues.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] L A X:
I appreciate the help, I really do, I was just surprised by your answer Atheist because I clearly said my phone won't start

And that has nothing to do with manners and such MC, you cannot assume behavior through writing without actually hearing me, it's the tone that makes the song my friend, you clearly assume much.

The Atheist, don't take it personal, if you think I might sounded rude towards you and find my clarification not accurate then my excuses, I appreciate your response and help and I want to thank you for it.

Yes, I have tried the Jig, no luck unfortunately. I'm forced to buy myself a new phone and I was thinking the Galaxy Note II as that phone is regarded the best out there, at least that's what I've read of course.

Do you have a clue what the problem might be? I was thinking the ROM caused the issue.

Thank you.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
Yes but you fail to understand that "phone wont start" could mean one of 2 things (Because most people are never clear)...

1. Cant get Android to boot.

2. Phone wont power on.

You may have meant number 2 but there are plenty others who use same words who simply mean they cant get Android to boot, ie they just get black screen or logo or a boot loop.

It sounds like you have either purchased a faulty device and hardware has failed or you have flashed incorrect rom/kernel/had bad flash and corrupted bootloader.

If you're phone isnt powering on, you have tried different battery, tried jig, left battery out couple of hours and tried again (try that if you havent) then only option is to JTAG (If you have corrupted bootloader etc) or mobo replacement.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] L A X:
Thank you for responding, and sorry for the late reply.

I have purchased my phone at T-Mobile and have it for like 1,5 year now. I have always used the Resurrection Remix Rom which I never experienced any difficulties. 2/3 months ago I updated it to the Jelly Bean rom without any problems at all, just after last week when I was checking my phone it froze on me and after 2 reboots it's just died :/ It won't turn on anymore.

I tried the USB jig, I also left the battery out for a couple of hours, I also tried using a different battery, I thought perhaps my battery was dead but unfortunately none of these ideas worked for me.

My phone is definitely dead, no doubt about it.

I might go for the JTAG but I have no time for all that, it's best that I purchase a new device and I was thinking about the Galaxy Note 2.

If recommend a phone other than the Note 2, please tell, I can then compare the devices and make my decision.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
Buy an S II.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
Galaxy Note 2, Galaxy S3 or another S2 would be my choice. Or maybe a LG/Google Nexus 4 however the lack of external storage support is a *****.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] NashTnGuy:
I know I was a dumbass, but I did a nandroid with clockwork mod just after rooting so I could easily get back to the original sprint touchwiz. The filename didn't have the correct date (instead 1970 xxx). I've read about that issue in other threads. Anyway I flashed the latest nightly CM then decided to go back to an earlier CM... and did another nandroid at this time. It overwrote my original backup because the file name was the same 1970 xxx.

Therefore, I no longer have my original backup. Normally I copy nandroids to another location which would have avoided this, but anyway, it is what it is.

There are a number of threads about unrooting etc, but are there ROMs that stay rooted where you can easily get back to a sprint version (for updating PRL for instance) and then flash back to CM?

Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lostcausenjtown:
Yes check the development section of this forum.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Tunnelmath:
You can obtain an original Stock Rooted rom that should work for your needs. Please check here for the list of available roms:

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1639
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] csmasn:
Also use twrp as a recovery. You can set a name to the nandroids.

Sent from my O=O
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] IncredibleMAG:
x2
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] voltage88:
I am running Slim bean 4.2.1 (Beta 1) and I was curious as to if there is a way to change the app that launches when you select the time from the drop down notification. It has been incredibly convenient to set alarms right from the time rather then through the app drawer. I am unable to post on the rom thread so I am hoping someone has some advice for me here.

Thanks in advance.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrklc1974:
I rooted and installed custom roms just for multi Window bit decided to unroot when the ota AT&T update for multi window came out... since then I noticed a decent amount of batt decrease and a slighr lag here and there... considering going back to cleanrom... also noticed that pulling a app over from multiwindow bar sometimes only allows full screen not half.... please someone talk me out of it... I do like stock for ease of updates etc...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] cdshepherd:
Its all peraonal preference my friend. Its your phone. Do what you want to with it:thumbup:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] technut:
One of the best thing about custom roms is that you get all the goodies before the updates that sometimes come months later if at all.For me,when I flash a custom rom on my android device it finally becomes mine.Until then you are literally AT&T/Verizon's etc,etc,etc *****.With all that useless crap on your phone that is forced on you without a choice.I personally like to have full control over what is on my device especially because now a days these "toys" cost as much as my laptop.Again,my personal preference.If anything I would try to talk you into re-rooting.LOL

p.s I am running cleanRom and it is absolutely the bees knees.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ultwill:
Amen. The battery life, at least in my experience, is unquestionably superior on Jedi vs stock, and i fought hardddd to stay stock like constantly diagnosing wake locks and battery usage.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Android The Greek:
Or you can flash a different kernel
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Mac11700:
Well...duh...did you honestly expect something better than what you had ? Did you suddenly expect a pushed update from AT&T to offer you a better experiance than those 3 custom roms ? Ease of updates...? I don't get it...Are you actually trying to say relying on a OTA update is easier than actually flashing a new update yourself ? Are you saying waiting and waiting and hoping you get a good ota download and it flashes properly for you..is better than being able to flash and being able to reflash if you actually need it ?

Sorry if I sound rude...but come on...get real would you...You knew the benifits going in and why you rooted it and flashed them..and now you want folks to paint a all rosey picture that a full blown unrooted phone is better than a rooted one running those 3 custom roms...Sorry...it ain't going to happen unless it is coming from someone who didn't install something correctly..or just perfers the bloat and limitations of a stock phone..

If you want & like the stock feel and look...flash Scott's AT&T special edition of his Clean rom..It's debloated..and he has linked to some theming for it..

If you want to go way beyond..wait for Truth's new one out later today or tommorrow..It's fully themed..debloated..has all the latest & greatest available..is fast..and everything works on it..What more could you want...

Personally...I won't ever run a stock phone on purpose after the allowable return time for it..Triangle away has removed the worry of returning it for service..and TWRP has made flashing anything a non issue as well..

It's your phone..run it the way you want to..and be happy..but please don't ask on a developers forum to be convinced to stay on a stock rom..that is just plain lame...IMHO

Mac
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] jeremyandroid:
I know exactly what you mean and I did feel the same way. Samsung has done an amazing job with this phone. However I have used Jedi, miscoms international roms, cleanrom, now on cleanatt. I have found with a on a custom kernel either persus or the aslyum/note2core. As long as I undervolted and didn't over clock my battery life was a lot better than stock and phone was much quicker and responsive over stock and still had all the great features. We have some awesome devs here for roms and kernels. To me is a very hard choice on what rom to stay on as well as kernel. They are all amazing in there own ways and in my opinion all awesome. I hope no devs flame me I'm just saying they are all very intelligent people at this and I see great things in all there work. AS FOR NOW. I'm on Scotts dedicated at&T. I have took around 40 user and system apps that "I" consider bloat and running persus kernel with the profile zip of 2 offered. My battery life is insane. All day of heavy use and still about 70perecnt left after 8 hours or so. Hope I may have helped you or someone else. I love open source :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] JohnCorleone:
I have been over clocked to 1800 and above on Jedi and pulled over 2 days off charger with over 8 hours screen time. If you want to stick with stock look, Clean Special build and definitely a kernel. They pull the debugging crap out, optimize voltages, etc. Kernel devs have been working magic...and finding bugs that Sammy, HTC, missed

Edit...patiently waiting for that Blackout later today.

Sent from my HTC One X using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] andrawer:
Well...if you want to stay stock...you could try disabling various stock apps that you don't need via settings:app mgr...it's hard to hurt anything and you can always re-able them.

other than that

I think updates are "cleanrom" are pretty easy. Named "clean..." for a reason and I feel like it's stock with added benefits. Have fun deciding.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] just_visiting:
Custom rom always. I ran my Note 2 stocked for 2 days and could not stand it. I had to because I was out of town for those 2 days. I suggest you load the Jelly Thunder Blackout 3.0 ROM asap. You'll love it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ratchetjaw:
I bought a second one white this time just got this reason. One to root to death and one totally stock. Just got the ota on the stock one and already miss tapatalk in the multi window. Once the allshare bug gets fixed universally (built into ROM) I think they both will be rooted
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] envision:
Jelly thunder is where its at the dark theme is everywhere
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Skwerl23:
The reason it goes full screen on some apps is because not all apps work with half screen. Not stock anyway.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Bajanman:
+ + + +1

running that since day one! Jedi didn't play some of my videos so didn't use it! Plus blackout is what you want. Much better!

Agree 100%, geared for the older folks on xda. Lol:p

Sent from my Note 2 with a Lil THUNDER.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] 808shorty:
Yeah im running jelly thunder on my note 2. But some reason its model is galaxy nexus.. but im loving roms. Come back to the dark side. Less bloat ware. And everything you need on your phone.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] just_visiting:
Well u did not follow complete instructions on installing the rom. You will be running into problems if u don't fix asap.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] xLinear:
So I'm running cm9, on a custom kernel to improve battery life, my phone crashes and would not unlock, so I took the battery out and turned back on, to find I've lost about 80% battery?! Restart again, 1%, and same thing. So now I'm running on 1% and I'm not sure where I should just charge it up again
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] higgins91:
Hello all,

I have installed CyanogenMod 10 (4.1.2) on my SGS1 and everything work's fine, but i have a question about the profile fonction. Is it possible to put a widgets of the profile function on a desktop ? Because i have to long press power buton, chose "profile", chose the new one and then confirm. It is not simple!

I have take a look on Google Play but there is only app that make there on profile not change the CM profile !

Thank's (and sorry for my english)

Have a nice and happy new year :angel:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] higgins91:
Nobody have a idea? :confused:

thank's
[General Questions and Answers] dionikis:
Hello

Can anyone kindly help me??

I installed Oma's JB 1.2.2 successfully.

I then proceeded to boot into CWM-successfully

I then selected "choose zip from external sdcard"

scrolled to the file "Oma_JB_Modell_fix_U9GT2"

then selected "Yes - Install Oma_JB_Modell_fix_U9GT2.zip"

then I get

E: can't mount /cache/recovery/last_install

E: failed to open last_install: Invalid argument

Finding update pacakge...

opening update package...

E:Can't open /sdcard/Oma_JB_Modell_fix_U9GT2.zip

(bad)

Installation aborted

does anyone have any suggestions??

thanks in advance
[HTC Droid DNA] pwhitersxs:
Using NFC may seem easy, but I was having a hell of a time getting my note 2 and my girlfriends DNA to transfer photos. I was using quickpic. This did not work.

Instead, I used the stock gallery and it transferred pictures just fine using bluetooth. I went through a bunch of apps and ended up buying send! Pro | File Transfer(NFC). This app worked well because it seemed to use wifi direct instead of bluetooth. I'm in no way affiliated with the app, but it does work well and wanted you guys to know if you were looking for an app. I also tried bump, didn't send high res pics (although I didn't investigate fully if it could). I also tried blueNFC which didn't work as well as the stock Android beam.

The nicest thing about Send! is that it uses wifi direct. Seems like versions of the one X had wifi direct built in. No idea why verizon or HTC didn't include it (along with a menu button!), but luckily Send! will work until the next software release when they include these features.
[General Questions and Answers] arybagusoctora:
i am newbie in this forum... please help me friend! i cant post in thread .

i click "post" menu and i get words like this
[General Questions and Answers] djeordje:
Hello.

I am also new on this forum and I receive the same message.

We are not allowed to post messages in the development forums.

Try in general or Q&A forum. There should be able to post you message.

You have to post at least 10 messages and after that you will receive more permissions.

Good luck.
[General Questions and Answers] SXUsr:
Quite simple...
[General Questions and Answers] Alobalobayeah:
You said right: you're a newbie (like me).. So you can't post in the developers section :)

When you post more of 10 comments, then you can post in that section.
[General Questions and Answers] arybagusoctora:
ok, i understand now.. thanks friend :o
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spoonymoon:
Hi

I wanted to get back to stok rom and dl it from sammobile opened odin 3.04 put fmd5 file in pda but it stops after ´firmware update start´ saying system img next line is nand write start and then it just stays there, nothing more happens?

But there is five pit files avalible on sams site, but i dont dare to use one..and which one??

what to do now ???????
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Get a stock rom from XDA general stock roms and flash that .

jje
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Birdsfan:
I currently have the original Note running CM10. My phone is a work phone and I have the luxury of getting early upgrades from AT&T. They have offered me the phone at $199.00 if it want. You folks have been using your phones for a bit now, any original Note converts think it wasn't worth it and in hindsight don't see that much of an improvement?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] kirkla79:
Definitely worth it, especially for the increase in battery life.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] mejori:
sold my note1 havent looked back (i was running cm10)

oh and i sold it for $350.

the GN2 is so smooth...:highfive:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] sweetboy02125:
+1 for battery. last through the day note like the Note 1. smoother and better wise
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] intruda119:
I got lucky with a craiglist deal and got it earlier than I expected. I was going to wait for a coupke months. The biggest upgrade to me is the 2gb of ram.

If can wait for a better deal I would wait. Personally my excitement level wasnt as high as the original note. But all in all this is the best device on the market.

I owned a dna droid for about 2 weeks foe testing and htc in my opinion is still playing catchup and next to the note 2 its looks washed out specially if your a fan of amoled display.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Android The Greek:
Sold my note1 for a nexus in july then sold my nexus for this. Best phone ever used.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] offwiththeface:
By far the best phone ever made in my opinion. The note 1 doesn't even compare to this thing it really is far better in every way
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] kingofkings11:
I still have my original note (being used by my brother) and weve done some side by side tests the note 1 just doesn't compare to the note 2 not even in the same league
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] gubbilo144:
I had the note 1,and I'd have to say the note 2 was worth the upgrade.The note 2 just so much faster and more options than my note 1 by far.I would say get the note 2 definitely,or if you can wait there is talk of the note 3 coming maybe in jan,feb,with a bigger 6.3 screen.I'm kind of disappointment, if I new the note 3 was going to come so soon,I would of waited.