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[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] HellSassa69:
Hi,

currently I am stuck at the non flashing "kindlefire" bootlogo.

I cant access TWRP anymore and my computer also does not recognize the kindle fire.. what options do I have to get a bootable kindle fire again?

What I have done in the last 4 hours to end up in that state:

follow this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2105077

I did like statet and ended up without OS because I wiped everything like statet.

Then, after booting into fastboot I tried that tool:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2096888

It said that I recovered my kindle to stick firmware but In fact I am stuck now with the bootscreen.

Can anyone help me please?

after following this thread
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] soupmagnet:
Do you have a KF1 or KF2?
[Kindle Fire 2 Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting] chronicfathead:
As soup said, are you sure you have a Kindle Fire 2?

Did you buy it new, and did it come in a brown or black box?

You might be OK to flash TWRP again, then use ADB push command to get a 10.1 ROM onto your Kindle. I would talk with Soup a bit in case there is an issue with his tool.
[Verizon Droid Charge] GameChanger:
My phone was lagging real bad so I reflashed tweaked 3.2 and now my camera doesn't work. Does anyone have a backup of the app they could share. I've tried TB and nothing. Any ideas or posting of the app would be great.

Sent from my SCH-I510 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Verizon Droid Charge] kvswim:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B4OYGSWQyiAsMHFKaGV6UVd1QjQ/edit unzip and move to /system/app. If this doesn't work check the MD5 of your Tweaked zip and reflash over the top.
[Verizon Droid Charge] GameChanger:
I don't have permission for link.

Sent from my SCH-I510 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Verizon Droid Charge] kvswim:
Sorry. Fixed that.
[Verizon Droid Charge] GameChanger:
Got em! Thanks!

Sent from my SCH-I510 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Verizon Droid Charge] GameChanger:
Yay! I'm back to takin dirty pictures! :D.

I put the camera apk in /system/app and it worked. Thanks again kvswim!

Sent from my SCH-I510 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[HTC One VX] DVDYETI:
Hi I am not sure if this is the right place to ask this but I bought the above phone and when I turn it on it seems to be some sort of development phone , and when I look at things like software information it says protected next to it. What I was wondering is will I be able to update this phone normally as and when software is available or will I have any sorts of problems or restrictions with it?

Thanks in advance.
[HTC One VX] ilostchild:
Its possible it's been rooted and s-off, it's best to look in your app drawer and look for a app called "su" or turn off phone the hold vol down and power at the same time. You will go into boot loader, at the top if it say "s-off" then it's rooted and no way to do official updates but that's ok rooted /custom roms are better
[HTC One VX] DVDYETI:
Thanks for that , I had a look and it doesn't have super user but in the boot loader it is s - off.

It says locked at the top , do you know what that relates too?

Also do you know how to tell if its open to any network without a sim to try in it.

Thankyou
[HTC One VX] ilostchild:
Yes it means it didnt go through HTC Dev Unlock,(phone is still factory unlocked) and you have engineer Hboot(s-off) also you are SUPERCID, either a stock rom got flashed and removed "SU" or it could be called "superuser" check if you have that
[HTC One VX] Night_Slayer:
It means you boot loader is locked. The person who you bought the phone from, just put the phone back to stock. :)
[HTC One VX] ilostchild:
Well the previous owner never did HTC Unlock, cause it would say "relocked" if he did a relock on the phone
[HTC One VX] DVDYETI:
Definitely no super user or su

So I should be unlocked for any network .

Does it matter if the boot loader is locked?

When I look at things like software version or processor etc it says protected , do you know why?

Also are there any Roms for this phone already do you know.
[HTC One VX] ilostchild:
no that is Sim Unlock, SUPERCID and S-off means you are region free from the phone(superCID), and you have Fastboot capabilites(s-OFF)

i dont know if there is Roms for your phone, best choice is to google SV or do a search in here, if there is no SU or Superuser app next check if you have a custom recovery if you do then it will be very simple for you to flash a rom on to your phone, if you dont then there is some steps you need to do before you can do so

--------------------------edit-------------------

this is throwing me off a little bit, there is no real forums for the One SV, and i only found one root method, to even have s-off with a locked bootloader is weird, you may actually have a Developer Phone,
[HTC One VX] DVDYETI:
Is custom recovery an app? If so I don't have it. Or will it be in settings somewhere?
[HTC One VX] ilostchild:
Not a app Hmm i say for now boot into android and hang till dev comes in and see what he says bout it, but what you are describing and what im looking at this could be really a developers phone from HTC

i could be compeletely wrong on that but it seems it is, as there is no s-off for it not any i could find, and the fact your hboot is still "locekd"
[HTC One VX] DVDYETI:
Ok thanks for your help so far, will check back in a while.
[HTC One VX] ilostchild:
actually go here and post your pic to let others know, if your phone is a dev this is a golden egg, dont follow the root instructions,just let them know what you have the.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2113671
[HTC One VX] el_venga:
Most probably a dev phone. I thought at first that it could a test unit or an unreleased version but when I read mfg kernel my doubt was gone. Mfg allows even more stuff so there's still a chance you won't even need boot unlock even if it says otherwise. Keep in mind I'm just speculating.

A full backup of partitions could be handy for devs.
[HTC One VX] jmz:
Its a test unit. One that has an eng hboot oddly enough. It does no good to achieve s-off but it does allow an eng hboot to be flashed once s-off is achieved. I have a surefire way to s-off the sv but can't get a tester
[HTC One VX] DVDYETI:
Do you know if I will be able to root it and flash a rom to it in the future.
[HTC One VX] jmz:
Yeah. Just HTC unlock and you can do whatever you want
[HTC One VX] old.splatterhand:
I think this problem is gone :D

Thanks a lot JMZ!!!
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh] No47:
Hi!

Update: Issue is resolved! I used the pre cm7 nandroid backup to export my messages to myphoneexplorer, then reapplied cm7 the same way and imported from mpe.

I recently upgraded from miui-ger_MILESTONE_2.4.6 to CM-7.2.4f (2.3.7).

Prior to the upgrade I did a comprehensive backup of my applications using Titanium Backup (v6.0.?) and I'm trying to restore that backup now. While this works for all my non-system apps, wlan, bluetooth and gmail account settings it somehow fails for SMS history:

I have an entry titled '[SMS/MMS/APN] Dialer Storage 2.3.7' which contains all the messages in question and I can restore it's data or the app+data without any error. After several tries and reboots SMS history still remains empty. I'm sure my old texts are still there because Titanium lets me export data from the backup to a csv file.

Any idea what is going on or what I should try to troubleshoot this would be much appreciated!
[Nokia Lumia 920] Fatawan:
My son is using a 920 on Tmobile that I got through Rogers. It has been mostly working fine, but occasionally no MMS or delayed texts, that kind of thing. At the same time, I got a major update to my Galaxy Note II that turned on the LTE capabilities. When I looked at the APN on the Note II, it was new and different. Plugging it in to the boy's 920 seemed to work just fine. We are not in an area with LTE yet, so I can't vouch for whether that works or not.

If anyone else wants to try it:

The apn name was "T-mobile US LTE" with address fast.t-mobile.com

MMSC is mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc

MCC 310

MNC260

APN Protocol IPv4

I didn't see anyplace to put in the MCC or MNC

Let me know if it works for others, and whether those in LTE areas of Tmobile get the LTE service.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] turko9999:
I connect my phone to pc but pc says

ıf yes what can i do ?

(And my cable is good, i try dfferent phones)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thekool11:
If its showing up as A unknow device you probably dont have all the correct drivers installed
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] turko9999:
Ynt: [Q] My USB port is broken?

But i try 3 pc(they have htc sync with drivers) but same

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[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TomWis97:
You can try connecting to your phone with adb, or even better: reboot your phone to the bootloader, and try to connect to it using fastboot.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] turko9999:
i try fastboot, but still not work.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] halfcoast:
I have also started having the same issue on 1 of my 2 DHDs. One is ok, the other is not - using same cables, computer and ROM. Curious to know if it is hardware failure or some other issue.
[HTC Droid DNA] BBEgo:
Hi guys.

The DNA technically has 16gB of storage space, but we only start with about 10 or 11gB. That's stupid.

There has to be some way to adjust the size of the partitions to allocate more of the 16gB for SDcard-style storage.

Does anybody know if it is possible? :fingers-crossed:

Thanks,

BBEgo
[HTC Droid DNA] .torrented:
It's possible... highly dangerous... Wouldn't really recommend it... I'm sure that there would be lots of bricking of devices...
[HTC Droid DNA] canemaxx:
Agreed a friend of mine tried that and lets just say he ended up with an expensive paper weight.
[General Questions and Answers] chbla:
Hi there,

I've got a Kindle 3 and I would really like if it allowed me to do a bit more than just reading e-books and webpages.

I discovered the nook simple touch (glow) and I think it would be the perfect match..

What I would like to have for longer hiking/camping trips is a low power device, so I think the best combination would be

an e-ink reader running a full featured android installation.

Can anyone confirm that this is a good match and makes sense? Or are there better alternatives for my purpose?
[General Questions and Answers] afainber:
As far as I know, there are only 5 e-ink based Android devices out there:

Sony PRS-T1

Sony PRS-T2

Nook Simple Touch

Nook Simple Touch with GlowLight

Tolino Shine (a new player from Germany, which has only been released about two weeks ago).

So, your choice is pretty limited...

Leonid
[General Questions and Answers] chbla:
Yeah right.. that's not too much anyway :)

I think I will get the nook simple touch glowlight then - should be quite nice for my purpose
[General Questions and Answers] Pennycake:
Personally, I'd stick to the eReader as-is for just reading and get a few spare batteries for a phone or something (extended battery, external power-pack for tablet or phone, et cetera).

e-ink is awesome, but isn't really meant to have Android really running on it. Yes, you can technically do it - but you're going to be losing much of the advantage of having e-ink in the fist place - e-ink uses power when changing the display and if you're running Android you're going to be changing it heck of a lot more often than if you were just reading books - so I'd question how long the battery would even last if you were using it like that. I wouldn't expect to use it like a normal Android device, but just checking e-mail a few times a day - probably okay.

I really like designs for phones that have an e-ink display on the back. Some might be out now, not sure - but in the future it seems like a great hybrid.
[General Questions and Answers] chbla:
Hi,

You're probably right with that, yes

However, I'm not sure about the android versions and enhancements for the nook, I saw some tools - maybe there is also an optimization?

After all the reader is running on android anyways..

There are also some benefits that you get with having a real android on it: Different bookstores and formats, PDFs/Websites, Emails

But I'm still not sure if it is worth it or not.. might ask in the nook forum.
[General Questions and Answers] Pennycake:
It's not really about OS for what I'm thinking, but just how often you're asking the e-ink to physically re-arrange itself. Unlike and LCD or AMOLED screen, e-ink only uses power when the "ink" is moved around, not all the time it's "on" (although a backlight would constantly drain battery).

The battery is something like 1500mAh on the Nook, close to what my Kindle has. WIFI drains the battery pretty quickly on its own. I'm curious as to the power draw from the display - Amazon guesses 15 hours of reading with WIFI off (backlight about halves that), but I wonder with what assumptions about reading speed / page turning, et cetera. And with WIFI on and constantly communicating you're looking at less than 8 hours with backlight on (8 is without WIFI, I imagine WIFI would cut into this quite a bit) - at that point you're getting about what an Android tablet can give you (and you can apply filter apps to an AMOLED device and other battery saving methods) - or less - but with a much worse display.

I'd ask some people who've done it how the battery life is and go from there. :)
[General Questions and Answers] miaind:
Eink maps

I love the concept of using an eink device as a tablet. I know that we are being promised "new" batteries or ultra capacitor power, but until then I really would like a device that I could use to read with, browse with, use translate apps & use offline maps.

I would love to have a world map/translator/guide/news device that would also store interesting books, guides, etc. Well that's a tablet! Problem? Battery life, always.. until a new battery came along (2-3 years minimum for normal prices) eink is going to be the only way I can do this. Even then I will be sacrificing a gps, albeit a low grade tablet or phone one.

I'm going to see if I can get a nook on the cheap.
[General Questions and Answers] gagdude:
I got a Nook Simple Touch without the glowlight and noticed I was getting significantly less battery after I rooted and "unlocked" Android.

Nowadays I use it as an ereader, and only an ereader.

Btw tablets can manage a hefty amount of usage thanks to a larger battery. They are unlike phones, which are connected to cellular 24/7 and have smaller batteries

And you cant use offline maps. No GPS
[General Questions and Answers] kHiTe:
I picked up a nook simple touch and have rooted. I am using Smart Launcher and have disabled some background stuff. For switching between ereader apps I seem to get a good couple of days life. Search is not fixed in many apps, and some text is invisible. Have yet to find a stable Twitter app, but Opera works well.

At the low price in the UK I am very happy.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] B-Man2005:
Hi

i want to replace my phone and bring it back

but i have flashed a custom rom

now i want to flash the system image from the original rom

fastboot flash system system.img

does not work

file is too large

can i flash it another way ??

thanks
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Paultnl:
I have installed the new ROM and now cannot connect to WAP in the UK. Does anyone have the settings I need to get this working again?

Thanks,

Paul
[Android Software Development] Closed Source Project:
Any chance for S-Off for the HTC One S in here? Or just the Sensation?
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
If You Can Link Me To The S-OFF Hboot I Will Modify This Tool For HTC One S! i heard there is facepalm s-off for your device, link me to the thread and ill see what i can do!
[Android Software Development] Darknites:
This won't have S-Off or the better looking AIO Toolkit(sorry) would have it. The dev asked not to do such a thing.
[Android Software Development] cat2115:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2155135 but then
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
That Explains, i just already pm the facepalm dev to see if i could, i guess ill know the answer then :p

But if theres any suggestions someone would like me to add to v3 please pm me :)
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
sorry cat2115: im afraid i cant publish a v3 without permisions to publish with facepalm unless i get permissions!
[Android Software Development] Darknites:
Ya I think its a bit lame but guess they just don't want to deal with it or what ever.
[Android Software Development] Daiskei:
Be wary of this... I followed the instructions TO THE T yet I believe this flashed a recovery to my phone that was not from the HoS. I had to Ruu to stock to fix it. Suppose I could have done something wrong... but nonetheless. Also, when I tried doing the recovery it opened my docs... I put the .img in there and then it said I needed to put it in ETv2/prog/zo so I did so and that's when bootloader froze up on me.
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
Re: [TOOL] HTC Everything Tool!

Fastboot is programmed to execute 'fastboot flash recovery recovery.img' it flashes it the only way you can via pc, although I will look into the problem and see if its on the software side!
[Android Software Development] blackhartct:
Uh i think u just got a bad flash. it happens once in a while. Happened to me a few months ago. Had to RUU back to stock before flashing anything cuz fastboot commands wouldn't work. and i do everything by hand. not a fan of tools.
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
Ive checked over the batch file, there seems to be no problem, i also just flashed twrp on a friends phone and was successfull, maybe it was a bad flash!
[Android Software Development] Daiskei:
Yeah, that must be it. No worries guys, like I said... I got it back. ^_~ I was just really scared thinking I screwed up the recovery partition or something because flashing the recoveries manually did nothing and when I tried to boot to recovery it would just go to a black screen. At that point I was unsure how to re-lock the phone without the recovery to flash my bootloader lock zip so I tried fastboot oem lock and though it gave me an error I saw that it was now "Relocked" and I was like.. "Oh crap, please RUU back to stock with stock recovery... PLEASE!" XD
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
Re: [TOOL] HTC Everything Tool!

Well glad it worked, I just flashed twrp recovery and everything went well, although I found minor hugs and fixed them, updating my tool to v2.5
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
Tool Updated to 3.0
[Android Software Development] lejohn:
Could you add S-Off support for the HTC ONE S?
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
i am sorry, i wanted to but i do not have permission to publish tool with facepalm sorry :(
[Android Software Development] lejohn:
Sorry to hear that. SuperCID looks a bit complicated. Pushing the files and rooting must be do-able.

Look like I'll have to wait a bit more then.

Thanks for the reply.
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
cant you 'fastboot oem writecid 11111111' in cmd or terminal?
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
also a write cid option in v3.5 or v4.0
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
Added ability to decompile .apk and .jar, with that being said it also recompiles and adds the option to push it to phone

Added ability to flash from the tool ORS

More to come
[Android Software Development] lauri_ylonen:
thanks
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
update soon, added option to modify entropy pool and a few others
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
MASSIVE UPDATE JUST RELEASED! made my own rom kitchen(without the need for cygwin) check the changelog for full list!
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
so far next update will include option to make a complete new project(only META-INF folder and binary)

generate an updater-script

fixed remove folder error
[Android Software Development] Sblast:
Sweet! Any this could make maknig a ROM linaro or -O3 optimized easier?
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
not yet, in the future maybe! i have a limited set of tools that are only compatible with windows, i was thinking with decompiling boot.img's and other .img files the process could take place on the phone, the portal review was abit harsh as they didnt mention you can build a rom from your current phone state ect.. but yes plenty of updates near! v9.5 could possible be tonight!
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
also new version will have the abillity to work on .img files made by recovery
[Android Software Development] rnovino:
Mediatek mt6577 mt6589

is this compatible with Mediatek Phones like mt6577 and mt6589 chipsets? currently we are using the kitchen and it has a script for that kindly clarify thanks will try this :)
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
it is compatible with all phones, it just modifys system folder!
[Android Software Development] rnovino:
thank [MENTION=5105831]ricky310711[/MENTION] for the clarification :)
[Android Software Development] mgbotoe:
I look forward to linux version!
[Android Software Development] penser:
What version(s) of Java are required? I have "Java 7 Update 40" (+64 bit) and "Java SE Develpment Kit 7 Update 40 (64-bit)". When I try to use kitchen it says Java is not found.
[Android Software Development] arocker:
Hi Ricky, I just stumbled across your application and I'm tring you use your kitchen to setup a project from my current phone setup. When I get to the part where it asks if i have a zip or if i want to use my current device state, i choose 2 for device state. It runs through something quickly and says its done but when I open the working folder all I see is a meta-inf folder and a file that reads NO-UPDATER-SCRIPT. Shouldn't it pull the system files from my phone? Am I missing something? I would like the end result to be a deodexed, zip aligned and rooted, version of the stock system on my S4. My device is already rooted, i need to deodex and zip align now. I have tar system backups i can use but im not sure how to proceed.

This is my first time trying to make a full rom and i was excited to see you made something to make it easier for newbs.

thanks for your help in advance!
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
could be a while before that comes out, i actually started one but my old laptop short cicuit and blew lcd and hard drive, so it could be a while, and also this is 4000 line script

hmmm, thats the version im using? i will look into it!

i will definately look into it! it works with my device(i9300) but ill check for errors, the tool pushes the aip utility to /sbin or /xbin and makes a .zip containing the /system partition!

i have noticed if your runnning CM you have to enable root access from apps and adb in developer option! check that out!

ALSO FEEL FREE TO SUGGEST FEATURES FOR NEXT BUILD!
[Android Software Development] arocker:
Thanks for your response.

My device is the M919N Galaxy S4. That is the Metropcs U.S. variant. Im running the stock rooted touchwiz firmware and not CM. My PC is running Windows 8.

Where does it put the zip with the partition? Its not putting it in the project folder.

I have a tar of the system partition I can use. i tried extracting the system folder of the tar into the project folder. When I tried to deodex the project, it seemed as though it was actually deodexing all of the files. It took a while to finish and after it said it was done, i looked in the project folder to see all of the apps and jars still had all of the odex files next to them.

Let me know if I can provide any more information for you.
[Android Software Development] Ricky Divjakovski:
hmmm, i will keep looking but i just tested and it worked? im adding the option to decompile backup.img files! so that could be an option

also, the deodexing i will see the problem!

also i will flash a fresh rom and then i will upload a video of setting up working files from device!