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[Motorola Droid RAZR] lazsosz:
Could anyone give information about standby time of this chinese rom? Compare with FTS 3?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Semseddin:
I'm trying chinese jelly bean setup as well. Flashed the chinese fastboot jb rom with rsd without touching it, chinese radio, kernel, system, along with gapps from freasertag and debloat gift, all working pretty well. sd cards are recognized by windows pc's.

So far my only compliant is the " Android is upgrading " message that it reports once it boots.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] motopuk:
That's something normal. :D
[Motorola Droid RAZR] samthehell:
Sorry, I'm just a noob. But ... I have the official ChinaRetail ICS 4.0.4 ... CID never messed with. Motorola XT910 RAZR MAXX.

Can you please let me know how can I install this update?

I will really appreciate it. THanks a ton.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] V1TRU:
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[Motorola Droid RAZR] Semseddin:
Is there a newer gapps package compatible with this rom ?

so far, i am quite happy with chinese jelly bean. Everything just works unlike Verizon jelly bean.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Jack'O:
What doesn't work on VZW JB? Becouse i feel fine with it.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Semseddin:
proximity sensor is buggy, wifi hotspot doesn't work out of the box in verizon build.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] h0324879:
As for my understanding, you need not to erase the cid of your phone. Erasing cid is required only when you wanna flash the rom that is not your version of phone. Eg you need to flash a CDMA ROM on a gsm (non-china) razr, you then need to erase cid.

Sent from my XT910

---------- Post added at 09:46 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:40 AM ----------

Experienced same issue on gps location in China jb , sometimes it is saying searching GPS, sometimes it is saying location SRT by gps , but the notification is pinned in the notification bar and cannot clear away, quite annoying at all.

PS1 when battery drain to 0 and plug the phone, you will get a bootloop from home screen to m logo. I have to charge for some percentage of battery through bmm, and reboot to home screen without charging and charge again. Is it the normal case for a phone with acid erased?

PS2 anyone as well experienced issue about related to battery level? The percentage is jumping from 100 to 95 immediately after unplug..

Issue still exists with battery wipe....

Sent from my XT910
[Motorola Droid RAZR] theZest:
And Motocast doesn't work.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] r3flux:
Can't seem to find the dialer apk. I'm using ex dialer.

Running the nandroid.. Everything else running great.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] h0324879:
You mean you can replace the Chinese phone apk with original ICS phone and the recording function is still functioning well?

Sent from my XT910
[Motorola Droid RAZR] r3flux:
No I don't want to replace it. I'm searching for it and can't find it. I can't disable assisted dialing also and all calls are being dialed with China code as prefix.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Vatazhka:
You can change the dialed prefix in the settings of assisted dialing. Or tidy up your contacts and add international prefixes to them (but this will trigger another bug in the dialer).

Sent using a touch screen

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] r3flux:
Where can I access the assisted dialing settings?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Vatazhka:
Phone -> Dialer -> Settings -> Assisted dialing
[Motorola Droid RAZR] r3flux:
Thanks, but the problem was that I was unable to access the Phone app. I'll just wipe system and restore nandroid again and see.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Vatazhka:
It's Phone.apk, not dialer.apk.

Sent using a touch screen

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] r3flux:
Yes. There was some problem. It didn't show up in the app drawer and it showed as 0.00 KB in settings - apps

Anyway the nandroid restore worked. But has anyone found a fix for the call recording?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Vatazhka:
Just checked - call recording works for me, voices of both parties are recorded.

Sent using a touch screen

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] FrAsErTaG:
Call recording also works fine for me, what kernel are you running?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] whirleyes:
you need CN baseband for call recording.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Sisqo:
Any news on the rom?:) or waiting or a eu jb leak?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] r3flux:
Can you share the cn baseband that works for call recording please?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Vatazhka:
Download OTA, extract bp.img, flash it with BMM 0.3.2.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] arnesottolo:
I can't make nandroid backup boot.

Starting from 4.0.4 with already deleted CID I'm gone in recovery (using BMM3.2) and restore the backup made by Frasertag.

After this I tried to boot into system but I'm stuck when bmm print "Booting" message.

Any hint?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Vatazhka:
Did you flash JB kernel? It is also a good idea to flash new radio (from OTA), recovery and devtree (from previous leak's SBF/FXZ).

Sent using a touch screen

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] arnesottolo:
I just flashed jb kernel.

I suppose radio is needed for call recording isn't it?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] arnesottolo:
using the patch for google now I can't install the most recent update (I get 'incompatible update' error)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Vatazhka:
No patch is required, just install the update from Google Play.

Sent using a touch screen

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] arnesottolo:
I mean the package in the third post.

EDIT. Oooookay, I got it working, something was still in memory after I have removed the old version (the one by Frasertag was in fact not upgradable) and a reboot was needed.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] luizfilipel:
Well, it bricked my razr '-'
[Motorola Droid RAZR] FrAsErTaG:
Will update package thanks mate
[Motorola Droid RAZR] FrAsErTaG:
No, you bricked your RAZR
[Motorola Droid RAZR] DarcDroid:
Am I doing it right?

Hi, I tried to root my chinese Razr Maxx to install Google service. It is model XT910 and ran 4.1.2 - 6.7.2_GC-384.

I want to confirm the problem below:

In first step, I ran the .bat file and the command line says something like "sending boot (8xxx Kbps) OKAY" but below that line it says "Failed remove" or something like that.

Then there is warning "if the line above failed, EXIT NOW". Since I'm afraid of bricking, I closed the program. :(

Is that "Failed remove" part supposed to be there?

Thank You

Note: I haven't remove the CID because one guy in the thread says that if I want to use it on GSM, I don't need to change it. Is removing CID important?

EDIT

Add screenshot
[Motorola Droid RAZR] macondo62:
R: [ROOT/GAPPS/PATCH/DEBLOAT/NANDROID] China Retail 4.1.2-6.7.2_GC-381-398

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[Motorola Droid RAZR] Semseddin:
So whirleyes,

is it possible if i could get 9.3gb sdcard with my cid deleted european xt910 ? I am on china ota update jb.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] harikvpy:
I managed to root my Razr using whirleyes script (from his website) but can't seem to install the gapps package from the top of this thread. Always get the 'Signature verification failed' error. I tried updating it from the SD card using the system recovery option (Power+Vol Up+Down button --> select Recovery option).

Am I supposed to install the packages in some other way?

I read in another site that using System recovery is not the correct way to install/update GApps. What other kinds of recovery options are there? How do I get to those options?

TIA
[HTC One S] AKToronto:
Hi Everyone!

Attached to this post I have created an excel file which contains what I know to date about the various partitions on the HTC One S (as you will see its not a lot). It includes brief and more lengthy descriptions, as well as what img and other files flash to those partitions from RUUs and OTA updates. It also includes some information I have gathered by viewing various partitions with a hex editor.

As you can see, this file is far from complete (as my own knowledge of these matters is similarly lacking). Some information may also be incorrect. I wanted to share this file in the hopes that developers and other members who may have more knowledge than I can contribute to making this file better, so that we can all understand our HTC One S's and what makes it tick.

If you want to assist this project, please feel free to post updated versions of this file to this thread. I will then merge those updates onto a master file and update the Original Thread with that info for easy access for others.

First I want to thank SneakyGhost who has already shared a basic text file with some information about some of the partitions on his public dropbox. (Sneaky, let me know and I can share that public dropbox on this link too if you see fit). We can let this post evolve with more development information too based on peoples suggestions.

Original Version 01/10/2013

-First draft with good info from SneakyGhost and very basic n00b stuff from AKToronto

Developers & Members Who Contributed

:

SneakyGhost

[others to follow i hope]
[HTC One S] cat2115:
Just wondering, is there any different between mmpcblk0p* and mmcblk0p* because when getting file from phone we type dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p* not mmpcblk0p*.... thx
[HTC One S] Rsotbiemrptson:
Hello,

Here is some information I recieved from touch of jobo. Some of it might help.

1 emmc: (no) ruu: sbl1-?.img

2 emmc: (no) ruu: sbl2.img

3 emmc: (no) ruu: (no) data: PGFS, securoty, simlock, simunlock

4 emmc: (no) ruu: (no) data: htc-board-info, cid, imei

5 emmc: (no) ruu: (no) data: htc-board-info, cid, imei

6 emmc: (no) ruu: (no) data: macaddr, devid, imei, ..

7 emmc: (no) ruu: (no) data: PGFS, sbl2_update, sbl3, rpm,tz, ..

8 emmc: (no) ruu: (no) empty

9 emmc: (no) ruu: sbl3.img

10 emmc: (no) ruu: rpm.img

11 emmc: (no) ruu: tz.img

12 emmc: (no) ruu: hboot.nb0

13 emmc: (no) ruu: (no) data: htc-security-rec

14 emmc: (no) ruu: splash1.nb0 data: raw rgb565 540x960x2

15 emmc: (no) ruu: (no) empty

16 emmc: dsps ruu: (no) empty

17 emmc: radio ruu: radio.img mount: /firmware/radio vfat (fat16)

18 emmc: adsp ruu: adsp.img mount: /firmware/q6 vfat (fat16)

19 emmc: wcnss ruu: wcnss.img mount: /firmware/wcnss vfat (fat12)

20 emmc: radio_config ruu: rcdata.img @+0x10018C

21 emmc: boot ruu: boot_signed.img, bootable

22 emmc: recovery ruu: recovery_signed.img, bootable

23 emmc: misc ruu: (no) mostly empty, FNOC, FNOC

24 emmc: modem_st1 ruu: (no) data looks compressed or encrypted

25 emmc: modem_st2 ruu: (no) data looks compressed or encrypted

26 emmc: devlog ruu: (no) mount: /devlog ext4

27 emmc: (no) ruu: (no) empty

28 emmc: pdata ruu: (no) empty

29 emmc: (no) ruu: (no) empty

30 emmc: local ruu: (no) empty

31 emmc: extra ruu: (no) empty

32 emmc: (no) ruu: (no) empty

33 emmc: system ruu: system.img mount: /system ext4

34 emmc: cache ruu: (no) mount: /cache ext4

35 emmc: data ruu: (no) mount: /data ext4

36 emmc: fat ruu: (no) mount: /mnt/sdcard fat32

Rsotbiemrptson
[HTC One S] AKToronto:
No difference. Just a type-o on my part. Thx for the correction!
[HTC One S] AKToronto:
Really helpful. Will add in to the file. Do you know what he is refering to with the (no) tag?
[HTC One S] Rsotbiemrptson:
Hello,

I have no Idea what the (no) means.

Rsotbiemrptson
[HTC One S] touch of jobo:
* emmc: (no) means the partition is not listed in /proc/emmc. otherwise it states the parition name from /proc/emmc

* ruu: (no) means it does not contains an image from a ruu. otherwise it states the filename of the image from the ruu.

* data: something interesting or recognizable

* mount: /mount/point/when/booted/ filesystemtype

-Jobo

EDIT: /proc/partitions lists the number of blocks for each.
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
Hi guys!

Nice thread. Just found it cuz i had no partition list, no complete one at least. Good work.

Credits for the initial few partitions should go to Tecardo though, i think i got the numbers from him.

I have just finished a Script that dumps all partitions to PC, well, all but Radio, System, Kernel, Data, Cache and the empty ones.

I will make a Dump of my two devices (normal Ville and Taiwan Ville 64gb) so you can maybe add a partition list for the SE variant here too.

Since Tec has a RIFF Box now and my old bricked device, we can maybe work some stuff out.

If we find out more information on the Partitions we could input it here too if you like. Just let us know.

regards,

Sneaky
[HTC One S] AKToronto:
That works for me! Im happy for you guys to edit the file and post, and then I can update the OP with that file too! Whatever works! Thanks again!
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
One S SE Partitions

I've got the cat /proc/emmc readout now, which is surprisingly only showing a few partitions on the One S SE.

I am unsure if that is a reliable readout. There is no mention of an SD or hboot partition. The device might need to run an insecure boot and be rooted for a complete readout.

If anyone can tell me how to obtain a complete listing i would be grateful. Thanks.

Find the listing attached.

AKToronto: you might be willing to integrate that excel sheet into the existing as a second sheet? Thanks.

Let me know if i can do anything to obtain more info. I've got a normal and an SE here so no worries doing some messing about. I just need precise infos what to do because my time is very limited. Sorry.

One Notice concerning the use of Excel: i hope you guys are aware that you need to set cell formatting to text only before inserting any hex or decimal values as excel loves to reformat them for you and hence mess them up! I'd recommend a different program to collect this data. Can't imagine if anything goes wrong when flashing raw stuff because someone read the wrong numbers from the sheet lol. There's guys with linux and a RIFF Box out here who might go by the partition offsets lol...
[HTC One S] touch of jobo:
That is normal. See my list. The ones that say "emmc: (no)" are not listed in /proc/emmc on the OneS. The ones that say: "ruu: something.img", I mapped out by dumping the partitions from the device and comparing to images extracted from a RUU. The one labeled 'fat' is the sdcard partition.

-Jobo
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
Thanks.

Please specify compare dump to RUU. Are the dumps identical to the images in a RUU? So a hash compare would do the trick?

Or how do you go about? I have UltraEdit with UltraCompare. I could also compare line-by-line...
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
out of thanks already...

Gotcha. Thanks.

Did it for testing purposes with mmcblk0p1 from JB One SSE and mmcblk0p1 from ICS One S and they both are fairly similar so i can tell by using UltraCompare that it is the same partition type.

I now dumped all One SSE partitions successfully apart from the SD and the UserData got stuck, it never finished. But all others dumped fine. Will start looking into them when i get time.

For now, Partition 1 is same. That's what i can already say lol.

[EDIT]

Userdata (0p35) didn't get stuck. I aborted it and then found an image on the SD which was already 7,5 GB big. I believe the Data Partition is quite large on the SE.
[HTC One S] AKToronto:
Will update the OP soon. Sorry Ive been a bit busy with kernels :)
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
Nevermind.

Tecardo's gonna help me with doing a writeback-script, just in case you already read my request here. Thanks.
[HTC One S] touch of jobo:
I was going to suggest you take a bootsplash zip and modify it .. but got ninja'd.
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
AW: [PARTITION LIST] Partition Information and RUU/OTA Files,Work In Progress, 01/10/

On the One S special edition the sdcard is mapped to /data/media. It's mounted differently, also the recovery can't mount the sdcard as mass storage or partition.

Interesting. A very minor difference in the otherwise totally identical partition layout...

sent from viper 2.1
[HTC Droid DNA] sanfran1283:
I am giving away a black Diztronic case. Pm with an address.
[HTC Droid DNA] Itzvik:
Pmd
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] MattMJB0188:
Seriously here. AT&T allows no option to turn LTE off or 3G for that matter. So which custom rom or modem allows for this? This is available on the Canadian version of the Note 2. T-Mobile's Note doesn't have a RAT locked modem either so they can force EDGE to save battery life. ATT RAT locks the modem on stock to disable network mode switching. It's really annoying for those of us in spotty LTE zones.

Anyone know?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] lude219:
Would like to know as well. Right now I'm forcing it to go to HSPA (all frequencies) though I would like to change it on the fly without having to remove battery > remove SIM > *#2263#...etc. Is RAT selection locked to the network or to the radio itself?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] MattMJB0188:
I believe to the radio itself. We need a Rogers modem but I'm not sure if that's a good idea.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] mito8485:
Please don't flame me for asking, but i couldn't find instructions anywhere. I know if your s-on and want to flash aosp roms you need to flash the boot img via fast boot. I just cant seem to do it right and end up in the splash screen indefinitely. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] buddahj:
This thread helped me resolve the same issue.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1937949
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] mito8485:
Do you flash the rom first and then the fastboot boot.img, or the other way around?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] buddahj:
I flashed the boot.img after I installed the rom. I'm not sure if that was the correct way, but it worked for me.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] AarSyl:
A very simple solution is to download Flash Image GUI, and use it to flash the kernel of the Rom while your phone is still booted and functional. You can do this by opening the app and locating the Rom file, then hit yes to install it to the partition. After extracted, boot into recovery, do your wipes, and flash the AOSP rom. This saves the need for a computer.

Another thing to try is to boot into recovery, flash the rom, let it boot to the boot animation, hard reboot into recovery, and reflash. (This works with Sense roms, but I haven't tried it with AOSP roms yet)

P.S.: I am S-On also
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] corcgaigh:
When I was s-on I would flash the rom then boot straight to bootloader, fastboot. USB and flash the boot img. This method always worked for me
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] mito8485:
Thanks for the help. I found that flashing the boot.IMG first then the ROM works good for me. But I will try the GUI app
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] corcgaigh:
The GUI application works as advertised but it's handy to be used to using fastboot also. Never know when your gonna need it
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] AarSyl:
I'll keep that in mind. I will educate myself about that method.

______________________________

HTC Evo 4G LTE
[Fuhu Nabi 2] Eric Karz:
If you have a screen shots of something to do with your nabi 2

Post it here .

Othere might like what you did and want to know about it .

ok so here are some of my screen shots
[Fuhu Nabi 2] aicjofs:
Everyone has seen mine but

My blur on the Pokemon slider circle of the oshewat or whatever he's called, my son isn't around to ask, looked better in GIMP then it does on Nabi screen, too obvious aliasing on it. Hello Kitty one turned out nice though.

You should be doing some Nabi themes for us ;)
[Fuhu Nabi 2] Eric Karz:
i Rember those they look cool. i remeber when i first came on the forum

i was looking for acer A500 and saw some of the things people were doing

I was like you can do stuff like that to the tablet? *SWEET*

this my boot up screen ...lol its a bit cheezy but grew on me
[Fuhu Nabi 2] Eric Karz:
I did some tinkering with a few apps and came up with this

I'm pretty sure I can do the same thing on nabi 2 and the jr

or any other tablet

http://youtu.be/aDwp38wvf8k
[Fuhu Nabi 2] Eric Karz:
http://youtu.be/a_nDabvzUlg

this is my nabi2 now .
[Fuhu Nabi 2] DarkAngel:
Haven't seen this thread up in a while.....

Here is mine modded with even the keyboard as well ( not shown ). I like the RED/clear/smoke theme. Still working on getting a nice icon theme or complete theme for the tablet.

This one is my screen on my way home from work at night. My dash and Stereo light up red at night so I have my Nabi2 doing the same. I use Bluetooth for music to my Stereo from my Nabi2 as to why I have a Graphic EQ going on. My Stereo has a smaller EQ going on as well.........
[Fuhu Nabi 2] Eric Karz:
DarkAngel those pics look hot. thanks for sharing .

If you ever have time could you show a small video of how you use it in the car?
[Fuhu Nabi 2] DarkAngel:
I like your Nabi bootloader. Something I have been wanting to modify on my Nabi. I have been trying different ones for now but have yet to make my own.

I can show you what I use to mount it with, no modification to the nabi2 at all. It was just pure luck that I tried the mount I had purchased. The back part of the Nabi2, where the KINABI letters go have several rows of which the KINABI squares grip to and have an edge to them all, a ledge I guess one can call it.

The mount I used uses an attachment from which it mounts the universal tablet holder. After looking at it for a bit I just slid the mount attachment hooks through the KINABI tabs and to my surprise it gripped the tabs surprisingly tight. ( you will not be needing the telescoping/expanding grip tablet holder, just the mount ).

We all know how the back looks like.....

This is what grips those tabs like hooks gripping tight.....

I bought the one ( made to attach to the headrest posts ) with the dual swivel joints off ebay. There are many although I don't know if they are made exactly the same from the tab/hooks to attach the Nabi2. I tried looking for the one I bought and I can not find it in my history at all.

I will get installed pics as soon as I can including a video. I use a Pioneer DEH-X6500BT. I love using PowerAmp on my tablet and other devices as I have full access on controlling the music thru my Stereo's controller including video as well using Rock Player2. Now I could hook the Audio 3.5 out to the Audio 3.5 in on my Stereo but I only do that when I run the Torque App via Bluetooth to monitor things on my car but then I loose controllability through the Stereo but I use another Bluetooth Game controller when I have to for that.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] DarkAngel:
Sorry I never updated.......

Video may be NSFW ( NOT SAFE FOR WORK ) ..... or for your childrens ears as there was some profanity.....

( Big Pun - Not A Player )

Here is the short video. Mind the music and the wording on the screen. It was playing at the time when I had left the car and I didn't pay much attention to the lyrics and screen wording until I finished it.

http://smg.photobucket.com/user/20EVOLUTION01/media/Nabi2%20In%20Car_zpsf6p4kmsi.mp4.html

Here is how it's mounted.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] Eric Karz:
OMG that so Sweet

the night time View and colors just makes all new and Different

I would like to do that in my car but I tink the mice would try to eat something from it ...lol

thanks for the video that's my first inside look of a set up like you have .
[Fuhu Nabi 2] DarkAngel:
No Problem, your welcome. There has been more tweeks here and there with the color on making more things RED on the screen but for now I have it how I like it. Using Next Launcher as well and so far I like it.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] DarkAngel:
Limited Edition Black Nabi2 !!!!!

LOL JK....

Decided I didn't want it white like everyone else's and wanted something one off. Although there will be a Nabi S that will come in Blue, Pink, Green and Gold mine is Flat Black. I also removed, shaved, and smoothed over the small holes where the red Nabi circles on each corner go. Just a simple looking Nabi2 tablet. Retained the rear KINABI holders as I use it to hold my tablet on my car.
[Fuhu Nabi 2] Eric Karz:
haha looks cool

Did you have to use a special paint?

to make it tough do u need to add a clear coat?

did u have to take it apart to paint it?