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[HTC Wildfire S] ensi88:
Replace the same name change
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] micx_pl:
Hello,

Could someone provide a system dump of RAZR M with STOCK JellyBean 4.1.1 on board? I'm about to start some developement, but ICS system dump is the only I found.

Thanks in advance.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ATTACK:
+1

I'm looking for the same, stock 4.1.1 system dump. If someone could kindly post one or a nandroid if possible. Or just a copy of your System Folder

THANKS.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Adi_aishiteru:
yeah.. mee too XD
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ktracho13:
you want the Razr M launcher?

http://www.mediafire.com/?t2mngpb7bm6sq9y
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Adi_aishiteru:
Yeahh.. but not from your old ICS firmware.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ktracho13:
I have a RAZR M

using Cm10 Flashed the RAZR M launcher and change the theme
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ATTACK:
^^ ANYBODY ^^

Just need a copy of

System/framework

System/app
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morgs640:
I am running stock 4.11 on non developer droid razr m can i help you somehow?
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ATTACK:
You sure can!! and thank you.

Are you Rooted?:fingers-crossed: If so all I need is 1 folder.

System Folder

-Using any "root explorer app"

-Navigate to the System folder, make a copy of it and save it on your sdcard.

-Then either zip the System folder in your file explorer or move the System folder to your computer and using WinRAR or similar "zip" the System folder and then uploaded it to any file sharing website.

-Then post the link!:)
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morgs640:
Sure ill do i tomorrow as it's 1am my time Cheers
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ktracho13:
RAZR M Jelly Bean 4.1.1 System dump

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B6QMW4CtO1a-TXZ4QnRnU0hTb2c/edit?usp=sharing
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ATTACK:
YOU'RE AWESOME!!
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morgs640:
All good i have no problem with the procedure i was just wondering whether i was running the rom you were after. Yes i am rooted, ill get started soon.

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It doesn't matter if i have deleted some needless apps from system/app already right?
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morgs640:
All copied will upload when im back on wifi
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morgs640:
Upload in progress sorry about the slow process busy with work.
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morgs640:
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?dfnyx2bpd6wb3ap

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?x9vprp4388fggb1

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?cv7dav9bkd6zw8v
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sbrisson:
I have a Razr m Running 4.1.1

I'm new to android developing so if you tell me what you need I can upload it ...

shawn
[Droid RAZR M Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ATTACK:
Thanks, but its already been uploaded. Plus I now own a Razr M.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g-m1n1:
Hello guys,

I searched on google for a while but didn't find an answer for my problem....

My gf bought a Tab2 10.1 and Samsung Belgium (during a special promotion) sent an official Samsung AZERTY keyboard dock...

I've installed CM10 on it, but I don't know how to configure the tablet so that it recognizes that it is an AZERTY keyboard and not a QWERTY one.... :confused:

Does one of you know how to get it to work? I don't really want to install an official rom (or a custom one based on Samsung's rom, which I think will always be 'slower' then CM10, but I might be wrong) just for the keyboard....

Any help is appreciated! :good:
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g-m1n1:
First and last up... :)
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g-m1n1:
The only way to solve my problem was installing a Samsung rom...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mhrsolanki2020:
I am starting with android app development . I was thinkjng may be I can make a lock screen app .. I am confused how does the pattern/password/pin unlock works .. like is it some database that stores the password and then checks it when the user enters the password for it being wrong or right ????

If so then what database is it using ??? MySQL or oracle or what ??

Cuz if it uses any of those .. I will have to learn how dbms works and their codes right ??

Thanks..
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mhrsolanki2020:
Noone knows ?*???
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] YesEvil:
Can anyone recommend a good music player app.

I'm currently using power amp but when it's played through my car stereo (using aux cable through headphone socket) the volume is really low.

Failing that are there any volume boosting apps or anything I can do without rooting
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] JJEgan:
Read the music apps review thread .

.

Dont know about no root apps look on the market .

jje
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] golf12:
Try St tweaks from market does cpu and gpu aswell as audio.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] lucianoblima:
I use the Walkman and fits perfectly to my expectations!
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] gsw5700:
Boeffla kernel and stock player

Sent via TCP/IP
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] johnsonsimon:
I personally use the Play Music app from the Play Store (nearly wrote App Store there, only just switched from iOS, haha )

I have also flashed the Walkman app which is very nice indeed.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Mumin:
Stweaks only works with siyah kernel, therefore he will need root.

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Go on power amp, and turn up the pre-amp level in the EQ section.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] cobra11111:
AW: Best music player app or volume boost

Walkman ist the best

Usa il non metodo come metodo avendo l assenza di limiti come limite
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] redplate:
doubleTwist player for me. it has a great ui :) pro version does have an equalizer as well.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Techniques:
Have you tried Volume+?

I typed this by hand.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] fOmey:
PowerAmp & Siyah kernel.. Unbeatable combo.. make sure you use STweaks to boost the audio levels..
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] drakester09:
For me,

Sound Quality: Neutron

UI: PowerAmp
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] picdu:
AW: Best music player app or volume boost

poweramp + boeffla kernel. nothing more to say!

Gesendet von meinem Quadcore Monster.

Foxhound Rom 1.9 + Boeffla Kernel 2.7 - beta 6
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] paintball23456:
one word. poweramp
[Xperia Z General] martindesu:
We need a separate thread for the Japanese variant SO-02E, which is significantly different to the world-edition. One seg, IR, and a completely different ROM including the palette UI separate this phone from the rest of the world.

Furthermore, the rom will be locked, the sim-tray will be docomo-locked.

Eventually, we are hoping for a port of the world-Xperia Z ROM to this phone, or even AOSP.

It is out very soon :)
[Xperia Z General] kornklown69:
dont see enough English speaking people getting it
[Xperia Z General] ajftl:
I hate docomo ui ...I know I can use a different launcher but can't uninstall docomo apps
[Xperia Z General] Riyal:
Correction... Because it's locked to docomo. You can't insert any simcard plus it's bootloader is not unlockable so there won't be any interests on that device here or anywhere on the world.

Also why would it need a new forum? The Xperia ZL is much more deserving than the japanese Z.
[Xperia Z General] martindesu:
Well, I, for one, will be purchasing this phone.

I see more than enough English speaking people getting this phone, for there to be a place to discuss how to modify the Japanese version, especially to accomodate a stock ROM, or PA or something.

I think the thread is far more justified than many others in this forum, but that's unrelated to the topic in hand.
[Xperia Z General] Riyal:
The only reason you'll buy it is if maybe you live on japan and your subscribed to docomo right now. It is not like HTC J Butterfly on which you could use outside japan and insert whatever sim you want. Plus what are you talking about PA or other ROMs? Like I said before it's bootloader is unlockable so you can't flash kernels so no AOSP/CM roms on the jap version.
[Xperia Z General] evildave_666:
Can you find a citation from japanese media for non-unlockability? Not saying it might not be true, but I don't trust requoted translated sources.

The XZ is getting incredible levels of buzz in Japan. Most of any handset in any of the carriers' spring lineup by at least 10x.

My contract is not up until end of May though so I can wait and see what the initial fallout is.
[Xperia Z General] kornklown69:
I'm sorry but if u go through the forums u will see that Japanese only versions do not get there own threads but I am happy that "You for one will be getting this device" sorry my friend
[Xperia Z General] Riyal:
I'm not basing my statement on any sources but only on past sony devices.

It's a very common knowledge to all sony verteran users that any sony phone which is carrier locked has an unlockable bootloader. That's where tools like setool2 came grand on the year 2010-2011.
[Xperia Z General] evildave_666:
You keep on using that word, I do not think it means what you think it means.

Well, we'll all see in 2 weeks. Docomo has been the least locked down of the japanese carriers in recent years, and we're now in the post-Xperia-S-project days. Fortunately I have 3 months for all the reports to trickle down before I can get a new subsidy handset, and there's the alternative of going with the OG Pro (which is competitive with the XZ spec-wise and has 3000mah battery) or the new Fujitsu Arrow.
[Xperia Z General] Riyal:
Yeah it's a good thing also the docomo version will be out earlier than the original version at the very least we could really see. If indeed it's bootloader is really unlockable then I might as well get one myself too.
[Xperia Z General] mattman83:
You're confused. Most carrier phones will have a *locked* bootloader. Unlockable is usually when the phone is purchased outright... you can then unlock via official tools and easily flash a custom rom. There are codes you can put into the dialer to see whether the bootloader can be unlocked, though i don't remember what it is right now ;)

M.
[Xperia Z General] Fishmanzero:
As a user outside Japan, development on docomo version is also appreciated because a dump of some useful apps may be possible.
[Xperia Z General] martindesu:
More hostility than I was expecting! Thanks, y'all :)

Untrue. Docomo phones can be unlocked since April 2011. After unlocking, I will be able to put my UK SIM card into the phone and use it in the UK. Then go to the US with my T-mobile US SIM and use it there. Please check before making such statements.

I use Paranoid Android on my Docomo SC-04D. When I bought it, I unlocked the bootloader, rooted, and installed a ROM from the international section. I hope to do the same with this device.

Hello my friend. I would like to familiarise you with the following XDA threads:

NTT Docomo Galaxy Note II SC-02E Root Japan

[REQ/INFO]Galaxy S3 Japan (SC-06D) root

[Q] Sim unlock for japanese android phone (007SH)

Unfortunately, I don't have all day to go through the many, many examples one can find of Japanese phone-specific threads on XDA.
[Xperia Z General] Riyal:
I know... lol this was my main point. Please read the entire thread as I was insisting that usual phones which was carrier locked comes with a locked bootloader also. I am very much knowledgeable of this issue since 2010.

Erm... We are confusing each other with unlocking bootloaders and network unlocking.. They're 2 different things. And yes I do believe you can network unlock the docomo xperia Z. I'm just doubting about the case for unlocking bootloaders.

This is not the case with sony. They habitually lock the bootloaders of their phones which are carrier locked like the other guy who posted which I quoted above. But like I said let's see if the docomo xperia Z will indeed be having an unlockable bootloader. If yes I will be buying this device for sure.

Just a quick note. Before you buy the docomo version of Xperia Z please look at this first.

On the

Rooting status:

Bootloader unlock allowed:

Yes

If it says "yes". Buy it if "no" then don't and go for the international version. Or else your won't even get any chances of rooting your device, flashing custom ROMs, Remove bloatware, Flashing custom kernels.

You can get to that screen by typing *#*#7378423#*#* on the dialer.
[Xperia Z General] martindesu:
Yep, I know the difference in locking :)

Mobile at the moment, just took this :(
[Xperia Z General] GiantMuffinMan:
What's the screen like on that bad boy? I've read there were all sorts of complaints about the display...blacks not deep enough...something about a yellowish tint...it appears to be ok on some of the pictures here

I'm mainly concerned about the display and battery Life (especially while using LTE)...anyone have any thoughts or information?

I'm really excited about this phone though...hopefully it'll come out early-mid-February in Hong Kong! Sony Mobile HK is revealing precious little >=(
[Xperia Z General] Riyal:
There you go :D I proved my point and theory that every sony phone which is network locked also has a locked out bootloader :)

I suggest you wait for the international version instead with an unlockable bootloader that way you get to enjoy the phone and enjoy the xda community support it gets. Although I really like the docomo version because it has the IR beam but I guess you can't have everything... :( So yeah back to Xperia ZL for me...

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The black color should be ok but not as great as amoled... because on amoled black colors means the pixels on the display are off(no power) so yeah nothing can be blacker than something which doesn't light up.

Regarding battery life nobody could really determine that as of the moment. I don't think enabling LTE alone would consume battery that much but if your on LTE + doing some heavy download/streaming then most probably your battery would deplete in hours of use. But I don't judge a device which I haven't used yet. It's a flagship device and it's has a non removeable battery. Sony has alot of great minds in their company and won't be dumb enough to make a phone with irreplaceable if it can't withstand heavy usage. Cause that would just sink their reputation alot more.

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@martindesu

since you have access to Xperia Z at the moment could you also check if it has built in storage encryption? It's on Settings->Storage->Storage encryption

Sony tend to remove that feature to their devices for some unknown reason but I'd like to know if it's the same for Xperia Z.

Also is the display calibration setting still there?
[Xperia Z General] dibdin:
I sincerely hope that the Z does not have the "yellow tint" that the S had. I had five Xperia S units, all had the tint/gradiant to some degree.
[Xperia Z General] martindesu:
I think the display is simply gorgeous. As you can see in my less-than-perfect Gnex pictures!
[Xperia Z General] martindesu:
Yup, you're right, and now I see your earlier point clearly. Sorry for any understanding.

As for the international version... me too. Problem here is, that Docomo IMEI check. If I have a phone which is not in their IMEI database, I get shifted up to another tariff ;(

I am at home now, but can check tomorrow. Please either state in here, or PM me a list of functions/keys and paths I need to access quickly before I get told off :)

Also, if there is any way I can brick it, let me know. I feel malicious towards Docomo & Sony right now.
[Xperia Z General] evildave_666:
Only if you do something really strange like migrate from a FOMA phone and NOT switch to an Xi plan. Xi is 7GB capped before bandwidth throttling goes in but doesn't charge the tethering tariff on a non-docomo handset.
[Xperia Z General] Riyal:
The storage encryption and the display calibration setting is all that I wanna know :D I'm not sure about others members if they want something else to check with the device..

Storage encryption = I can make my company pay for this phone :D

Display Calibration setting = to adjust the display.

Sorry I'm off this discussion now since I don't live in japan and no idea about how they manage their subscribers.
[Xperia Z General] evildave_666:
Its actually reasonably simple. There's generally two types of data plans, the base cost is pretty similar but they're structured differently:

FOMA: WCDMA-only, unlimited data transfer, non-docomo IMEIs get charged an approximately 4000 yen extra tariff because they're convinced all other phones have evil tethering.

Xi: WCDMA/LTE, 7GB data transfer then bandwidth throttles to 128kbps, tethering allowed.
[Xperia Z General] proudixz:
it seems like it has really deep black (first picture photo) would love to know about white or its yellow :victory:
[Xperia Z General] martindesu:
I have a galaxy nexus. No lte. Thus, I'm on sp-mode...

I tether and have no apparent cap...
[Xperia Z General] Riyal:
Sorry forgot to mention... For storage encryption here's the path

Settings->Storage->Storage encryption

For display calibration I'm not really sure since this is a new feature. But I think it's in here.

Settings->Display just browse the options there :)
[Xperia Z General] evildave_666:
But when you switch to an LTE device you're almost certainly going to want to switch to Xi, otherwise you're limited to HSPA speed.

The FOMA tethering tariff is built into the docomo stock roms - when you switch to tether it silently changes your APN to dcmtrg.ne.jp. Either use of that APN or a non-docomo IMEI triggers the extra charges. Aftermarket/AOSP roms get around the former of course.

I have never run into a data transfer issue (I only casually tether from my second phone with a voice-only sim on roaming) - my monthly usually runs around 250-400mb and I think I've exceeded 500 only twice in the last 2 years. Haven't checked since I started playing Ingress though.
[Xperia Z General] martindesu:
I agree. I'll need an LTE device first! I've got mincooh on my nexus, and usually stay under 2gb per month.

LTE would be nice, but I don't really want that Docomo crud. Looks like I'll have to import... :(
[Xperia Z General] bkvip:
Phone language is Vietnamese?

Why Japan Version have Vietnamese phone language?
[Xperia Z General] evildave_666:
Vietnamese are the seventh largest foreign ethnic group in Japan.
[Xperia Z General] martindesu:
It seems a few people are starting to get these now... shame there is no root available :(

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2140162
[Xperia Z General] stryker.jp:
is it true that if the bootloader of the XZ is locked, we will NEVER be able to install custom rom to the phone?

is there a way to unlock the bootloader at some point?
[Xperia Z General] Dietervsx:
Yes, you can unlock it on the Sony webshop in exchange of your waranty
[Xperia Z General] shiruba2013:
re: Xperia Z

Uhm.. what?

1. You can unlock it if need be - but you can buy local versions in other countries anyway. Why pay more for the model with Mobile Suica and 1seg, and then use it outside of Japan?

2. Most people don't unlock their bootloaders. Maybe XDA users, sure, but not the other 99.99% of users. (And how do you know it's not unlockable, my Acro HD from DoCoMo was).

3. Most people are a lot more interested in the Z so far. Waterproofing is a standard and useful feature in Japan.

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Hmm why do English speaking people need to buy it?

There is 10x more info on 2ch than on here.(And if you live in Japan and can't read Japanese then you have bigger things to worry about than your phone!)

I am more concerned about properly supporting local features (which it does).

You may not be able to change the Stock ROM (I don't know if the boot loader is unlockable), but you don't really need to either for most purposes. Most of the unwanted DoCoMo crap can be frozen/disabled, and some of it is useful.

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Hi,

I followed the instructions here to check the unlockability, since someone asked:

http://unlockbootloader.sonymobile.com/instructions

My DoCoMo model says: No.

The page mentions that even if you can do it, it would void your warranty - and I am not voiding the warranty on my 80,000 yen phone to be able to flash a ROM when the phone can do everything I want anyway. By the time it's old enough to be worth risking, someone will have hacked the bootloader unlock.

If you really want to be flashing your own firmware, you are better off with Nexis models anyway.
[Xperia Z General] shiruba2013:
re: Power Saving Totally different than foreign models?

So I heard about the "Stamina Mode" in foreign models, which seems different than the menu in the Japanese models.

At first I thought maybe just the translation/wording was different, but upon closer examination, I think it's totally different:

1. There is no option in the Japanese version which lets you white-list programs from a data block.

2. There is no "Location Based WiFi" type option in the Japanese version.

There are three options in the power saving menu: Roughly translated, they are:

1. Power Saving Mode (This one you can just turn on and off whenever you want, to save power). You can set this to disable WiFi, set screen brightness, GPS, etc.

2. Low Battery Mode - This is the same as above, except it automatically turns on when the battery drops below a certain level and turns off afterwards.

3. Timer Mode - Again same as above, except it enables on a certain time schedule, which you can set. For example, you can turn off WiFi, Mobile Data, and Synch between 2:00am and 8am to avoid being disturbed and allow faster charging.

Annoyingly, you can't set #2 and #3 to be used at the same time.

(Although, I don't need location based WiFi since I usually carry an LTE WiFi router...)
[Xperia Z General] shiruba2013:
re: FOMA Plan

Which is *why* a lot of people want to keep their FOMA plans! They are a little slower, but unlimited. Nevertheless, the Z does have tethering enabled, and thus is not in the FOMA IMEI database, so it doesn't really matter if you use a Japanese model or not from that perspective.

You will miss out on felica/1seg, and depending on the radio your LTE may not work properly if you use an international model is all.

You can also put a bMobile or Softbank SIM if you want a different plan. (Unfortunately, even the Japanese Z doesn't support eMobile's frequencies, so that won't work).

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Hmm you could ask why the Japanese version has *any* language other than Japanese. over 98% of the inhabitants of Japan are Japanese, and of the remaining 1.7%, over 90% of them can speak/read Japanese. Korean, Chinese, and English are the most popular non-Japanese languages (Supported by Japan Rail at major stations, etc.) It isn't really financially viable to support non-Japanese languages, let alone one outside of those top three, for most things in Japan.

But....

1. Android comes stock with many languages (So Sony doesn't have to do a lot of work)

2. Sony will be selling the Z in many countries (So Sony will translate their custom apps)

3. There is no reason *not* to include the other languages on the Japanese version, except perhaps space constraints. (Many older devices would drop European languages in order to store large Japanese fonts - but now we have gigabytes of firmware so it's not really relevant).

Is Vietnamese \Not\ supported on the UK and US models??