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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sharkkiller:
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[HTC One V] Android#!:
!!!!Before I tell you anything I couldn't find another thread like this!!!!

HTC One V (Virgin Mobile USA) - Unlocked Bootloader / Rooted

Had a system update, no longer rooted. Bootloader is still unlocked. But my problem is my phone won't realize that its plugged into a computer so I can't root it. It may or may not be my cord, it has a little damage done to it. Yesterday I finally got it to connect to my desktop, I was like yeah! Wen't to my laptop which had the files for rooting, and it wouldn't realize its in a computer. Now it won't do it to my desktop either. Tried rebooting didn't work. Thanks for the help.
[HTC One V] ElefantPhace:
Surely you have another cable you could try? Could also be a problem with the USB port of your machine, try using a different port, maybe one that isn't used much
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khajj16:
Here is what I've done.

I have an Asus transformer pad TF300T with android OS. I updated it to the latest Jelly Bean 4.2.1. I then installed all the drivers, adb, apex required. I downloaded fastboot and CWM v6.0.3.2.

I unlocked it no problem. I used fastboot to install CWM,no problem there as well. Then I put the root.zip file to the sdcard.

Then I rebooted to CWM to flash it, but CWM couldn't mount the sdcard.

Then, with stupidity, I chose the wipe data option. <=== that's when the problem started.

So now, I have an asus pad which can't boot the android OS.

When it boots it automatically goes to CWM and can't do nothing with it (because obviously it can't mount the internal Sdcard and the external one as well). Can't use fastboot or adb (computer doesn't recognize the pad). I don't have the basic menu RCK, ANDROID, USB, WIPE when I press POWER + VOLUME DOWN.

I tried NVflash (i know doesn't work with TF300T JB but had to try), I tried to reinstall it with the original asus firmware with a micro sdcard but none worked. Tried everything (on windows vista/7 and on ubuntu). Don't what else to do.

So basically, i have an ASUS transformer pad TF300T bricked, not rooted, with android Jelly Bean 4.2.1 and CWM v6.0.3.2

I read many similar threads on many forums but I thought it would be better If I explain my situation so I could get a better answer.

PS: I know I wasn't careful enough before doing this, It's my responsibility and I acknowledge that. I unlocked my pad so I knew there were some risks.

So please Help Me!!!!

Thank you in advance.

but if you can help me
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TechMasta:
Flash stock rom

Guide on how to do that + download stock rom from here - click here

You should be fine after flashing stock rom. :highfive:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khajj16:
hard bricked I guess

You should be fine after flashing stock rom. :highfive:[/QUOTE]

First of all, thank you for replying to thread, I appreciate it. :) This procedure seems really great but like I can't have the RCK menu and that my computer only recognize my devise through apx mode, it doesn't work. Well it looks like I m in a no win senario on this one. I guess I'll send it back to Asus for a software repair. Even though I unlocked it, I think I found a work around so it won't cost much, and since (from what I've heard) I l'm in Europe I have better chances to have it repaired for almost nothing.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aldossir:
TF300T almost bricked

Hi, I had the same situation with mine just the day before yesterday! I've been ready to put it in the garbage :(

BUT I solved with a few simple steps : (provided that you have Android sdk installed, if not download and install it

with administrative rights)

1) go in the subdirectory Android\android-sdk\platform-tools where you can see fastboot.exe and adb.exe

2) connect your tabled frozen in the bad CWM, it must be recognized if you have the correct driver installed

(if not ask me how to)

3) do this command : adb -d reboot-bootloader

4) it should reboot and magically it shows you RCK & Android (if you try Android the tablet boot correctly)

5) do this command : fastboot erase recovery , and the bad CWM wil be wiped (fastboot need the right driver installed or you'll see ..waiting..)

6) only in case it's not enough step 5) do also fastboot erase boot

reboot and you'll have yr tablet back to life :laugh:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khajj16:
Hi aldossir! Thank you for answering ;). Like you have been in the same situation I will follow your instructions to the letter.

1) I do have the SDK tools, fastboot and adb as well

2) My computer doesn't recognize the device when under the bad CWM. I have the drivers but I guess they aren't the correct ones. So, if you don't mind I'll ask you for instructions and for a link toward the correct ones so I can install them.

For steps 3 to 6, I'll see about that once I get my device recognized.

Note: I will use windows vista to do this. However, if you advices me that it is preferable to use Windows 7, I'll do it.

In the meantime, I will recharge my tablet.

Thank you again.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lk2l:
I dont know if it is your case or not... but I beleave was in your same condition, the only recovery able to read and write our device memory is the last twrp (openrecovery-twrp-2.4.4.0-tf300t-4.2.blob) on my device with the same problem I was able to restore the system from the backup...

now you have an other problem... if you dont have any backup to restore i dont know what you can do, the recovery work fine but i wasn't able to install any CM10.1 but i'm confident you can install a stock version....

I hope my suggestion can help you, good luck and of coure all the procedure are at your risk ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khajj16:
Well I'll try but without the correct fastboot or adb drivers, it's going to be difficult. But it's worth a try. And about the "of course the procedure at your risk", I guess it can't get any worse, can it? ^^

Anyway ty
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lk2l:
...mmm maybe my reply was not the clear, you are right...

I dont think it can be wrost, I'm sure this must not be done if you have ICS (4.0)...

I update my tf300t to JB 4.2.1 and after that I unlock the bootloader with the asus tool (from asus site), and installed the CWM 6.0.2.3 using fastboot, at this point the tablet work correctly but recovery was unable to read the sd card (internal and external). I tried to install other version of cwm and TWRP recovery, at the end found the TWRP dedicate for who has done the update to 4.2.1, installed and after done the backup, I try to install CM10.1 and all the system was not able to boot over at the asus screen, fortunatly the backup works fine I restored it and now it's back to normal (+ root lol)

I think the 4.2 bootloader need some specific rom... in any case for the moment it's fine.

now I will explain better witch procedure I followed

1) to have the correct driver for fastboot you can install asus PC sync from the asus website

2)download fastboot from internet and extract to c:\fastboot\

3)download from goo.im openrecovery-twrp-2.4.4.0-tf300t-4.2.blob and put in the fastboot directory

4)boot the tf300t holding power + volume down and connect at the pc

5)open command prompt (run cmd.exe) and navigate to c:\fastboot\

6) to know if the device is connected correctly use the command "fastboot devices" it should show you a string with numbers and letters

7)to install the recovery use the command fastboot -i 0x0B05 flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.4.4.0-tf300t-4.2.blob

8)Reboot with the command fastboot -i 0x0B05 reboot-bootloader

Now you have the TWRP 4.2.2.0 specific for the bootloader 4.2 with this you can install rom and try to restore the system, in case if you dont find any other solution i can try to share my system back-up. but I can't garanty it will work at 100% (maybe 98% :P )

I hope I was more cleare than before lol

let me know if it works for you.

sorry if I didn't put direct link but this is my second post and I cant insert any link until post n°10...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] axccod:
TF300TL software brick solved! :)

You saved my device health, the steps you describe worked flawlessly for my ASUS Tranformer pad TF300TL (4G) LTE software brick, thank you very much!!! :laugh: :good: I am a new user and I want to bring my knowledge to the next level with XDA
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] racerocm:
i have similar situation

i have similar situation with my tf300t but i can't connect to fastboot tool. my device is stock to asus logo and i just can connect to apx mode please help
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ozkrtech:
This should fix it

Link to my thread--> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=45120193#post45120193

Hope it helps!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] racerocm:
I can't connect to fastboot mode. Any help about that?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redtop012000:
Fixed my problem and got my RCK back

The above works to get RCK back. Perfect many thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] bkperformance19:
Hi all!

New to phone hacking but not to computers. So I know enough to be dangerous. I want to root this phone and eventually want to do a custom ROM for it. My question is anyone succeeded in rooting this phone with 2.3.6? Here is what I have tried so far and have had no luck. I have spent three days on this before asking this question. So due diligence has been done.

I have installed the drivers / abt bundle enabled platform tools / pda net+ / fastboot

Unlock root = Does not get shell permission

Superone Click Tried many versions = many failed attempts and yes I entered the codes and enabled the log events and set to verbose.

Unlock root.com paid thirty dollars to get the same stuff that I tried. = scam

gingerbread exploit = does not support 2.3.6

universal androot = does not support 2.3.6

Emailed Huawei tech support for bootloader unlock code =

Dear Customer,

Thank you for contacting Huawei device.

Sorry about we haven’t released the Bootloader unlock code for U8652 now.

Once again thank you for contacting Huawei device.

Best Regards.

Huawei Device Customer Care Team.

It seems to me that with 2.3.6 on this phone I can't get to it. This may not be the case but have read that some people have downgraded to 2.1 and have got it to work. One thing I feel I'm pretty sure about that the bootloader has to be unlocked to do anything with this phone. I've tried fastboot and try and run it from windows it opens and it closes instantly. I try to run it from a command prompt and comes back with path not found.

Any ideas? Thanks BK
[General Questions and Answers] x1745:
I have spent many days and night searching for how to root.

I got the Huawei Y210-151 and I have figured out how to root this scraps Telus phone.

First you have to download Y210 Recovery Installer.exe and Y210 root from google search. copy Y210 to SD card

Then you start theY210 Recovery Installer program then it you power up hold power+UP up to 10 seconds.

click on Y210 button you wait it will said ok ok ok.

Then you turn off the phone and back on again it will boot into recovery mode

then you select signature verification to disable

then you install zip file from sdcard, select Y210 root.zip

reboot the phone then download Root checker from google play.

Good Luck!

Now I am looking for for steps how to extract UN_Lock code.

to unlock SIM network.
[General Questions and Answers] thorjansen:
I rooted my u8652 with cyanogenmod 7.2, it's running v2.3.7 right now, best it can get. I don't think anyone's doing any further development on this old phone. Hate to point you off xda, but this is the only place I found info on doing it:

http://androidforums.com/fusion-2-a...nstall-cyanogenmod-7-2-huawei-fusion-2-a.html

Even after rooting and getting rid of bloatware, the phone is still old dog slow, and even stuffed with a 16g SD card and shoving apps galore onto it, it's still crippled by the low internal ram, so you won't be able to install many apps on it.

--

Sent from my GT-N5110 running Carbon-KK-4.4.2
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ralphrmartin:
Several of us have Chinese Note II's, and cannot install stock ROMs using ODIN - the only way to do it is using CWM etc. Anyone have a good source of stock ROMs flashable by CWM rather than ODIN? Or better still, can you tell us how to turn an ODIN flashable one into a CWM flashable one?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Spark91:
Okay my friends wife had an unlucky bad file flash and ended up hard bricking somehow.

And keep this in mind that she never flashed a Int. version.

She flashed the SlimRom 3.1.0-D2SPR then she flashed the custom kernel unlocker file

to use the K747 kernel for slimrom, but the thing was ( She has TWRP ) when she slid the bar to flash

the file, the screen went back to the TWRP home page she waited 5-10 minutes then she tried reflashing the file again

and it said failed. Rebooted and the phone's hard bricked after installing the kernel. ( No LED when USB plugged in for recharge,

No power or haptic feedback. )

Her husband used the same method to install slim rom and his phone is fine

but the screen never went to the TWRP home page, it went straight into installing it.

The thing that boggles my mind is that she flashed everything in order and it hard bricked.

Rom first, rebooted recovery, kernel unlock, cache and dalvik cleared. rebooted recovery

When she tried flashing the K747 AOSP Kernel, she said it never went to the page screen that would show

it install, it just went straight to the home page, retry flashing but failed. ( here's the weird part I've never experienced. )

Is her devices bootloader corrupted? Because all I'm thinking is she's the one in a million of people that has a defective

device itself and a bad flash ( This is what I think ) hard brick her device.

But my suggested solution if correct would be force odin mode via USB Jig or send it in for jtag repairs if possible.

If there is no chance for the both of these solutions then a full blown replacement repair will be the last thing she'll do

because she doesn't have TEP or a warranty on the device.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
So, I'm just going to rattle through my thought process on this, just to get things clear in my mind:

Her phone cannot turn on at all. Do a battery pull/replace and make sure that there's no going into recovery or download mode. If that's the case, then JTAG might be your only solution.

This happened when trying to flash a kernel. It seems unlikely that a kernel would screw up the bootloader. I was under the impression that only recovery zips touch the bootloader/recovery partition.

If the kernel or Rom zip was for an international GS3, then it would try to write to the bootloader partition. But since you said your buddy's phone flashed the same files just fine, it seems unlikely that they flashed the international zips.

I've had TWRP fail to flash a zip. Each time I tried to flash a zip, it would say it failed. All I had to do was reboot into recovery (even if I hadn't flashed a ROM, so I had no system file), and then I could flash the file. Sometimes TWRP had those issues for me. Her story reminded me exactly of when that happened to me, but if hers won't load into recovery (or download mode), that's a major difference.

After all that, I honestly have no clue how this happened. It sounds to me like the JTAG is the best bet. You can find them online for around $60. Sorry this happened, and I hope you find a good fix for your friend's wife.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Hamspiced:
Its possible that you can still fix this....

Couple questions. When you try to turn it on, what exactly happens? does it vibrate? what occurs?

There is a possiblity that you can bypass the idea of holding the power button and vol button, try to adb reboot recovery command. ive had this save me about 5 times now when flashing goes bad.

http://droidlessons.com/how-to-install-adb-on-a-windows-7-pc/

make sure adb is installed...

while the phone is trying to boot, keep typing or copy/pasting or in cmd pressing up and enter after you enter the command.

adb devices

if it gives you the UID of your phone you at least know that you might have the ability to fix it.

From here just type

adb reboot recovery and it will reboot into the recovery to allow you to flash a "good" kernel again.

Bit of advice.. I am always paranoid after going through this so many times of a bad flash. As a result i never stack flashes.. for instance.

if i want to flash a rom, kernel, modem, radio..

i wipe dalvik, flash rom, wipe dalvik, wipe system, wipe cache.

Reboot let android do its thing...

reboot into recovery.

wipe dalvik, flash kernel, wipe dalvik, wipe system, wipe cache.

reboot, let android fully boot up.

reboot into recovery

wipe dalvik, flash radio, wipe dalvik, wipe system, wipe cache.

reboot...you get the point.

Just precations i started doing because of issues ive had in the past. If you have a mac, the commands are a bit different so let me know...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
This is interesting, Hamspiced.

I didn't know that flashing a kernal can "brick" your phone.

Do you happen to know why or how this happens? You allude to stacking flashes... I normally only stack gapps with the ROM, but I was wondering if it's important to reboot and go through the setup prior to flashing gapps.

Thanks for the info!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Hamspiced:
When i had my evo things flashed slightly different.

There were many issues in kernel flashing where if the kernel didnt download properly or you had a bad dl. it will what we called soft-brick. This would allow the phone to "act" like it was booting up but only display a black screen and never boot. Screen would flicker, phone was active but nothing would display and it will not boot loop. kind of just freeze.

We noticed that if we connect the phone to the computer we could actually use adb to access the phone. from there we noticed that we could push recoveries, and even push kernels and radios to the phone even though it wasnt displaying anything.

I figured the easiest way to get through this issue is to see if you can Reboot Recovery through adb if it allows you, and hopefully then you can restore functionality.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TheWarden021:
Help possibly?

Can you get it into download mode and just use Odin to flash it?
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MartenOlen:
Hello , Im trying to install CM10 to my mobile. Then it starts installing the cm10 comes up message

assert failed : getprop ("ro.product.device") == "p700"

E:error in /sdcard/cm-10-20130318-nighlty-p700.zip

(status 7)

Installation aborted.

What Im doing wrong? Help me please.

Marten.
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PedjaTan:
Install Rom Manager flash new CWM from there and then yours Nighty :D
[Optimus L3, L5, L7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dino2013:
cm10

i solve this error!. just edit the script text in cm 10.under meta-inf /com/google/android/update-script/ delete the first whole line..open it in notepad ++
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] markh:
I was trying to get the IR modem working on my XDA last night having tried in vain many times before. When I checked the 4 checkboxes in ircomm2k's property page I seemed to be able to get it working on both GPRS and GSM. I can't guarantee it will solve other people's problems but it might be worth giving it a try.

Mark

ircomm2k property page:

-have ircomm2k installed

-right click on computers, select properties

-expand ports

-right click on Virtual IR COM Port, select the properties

-select properties tab

-check CTS,DSR,RI,DCD checkboxes

Also might be a good idea to try and make a connection from the PDA to make sure the signal is strong enough for data connections.

make sure hardward control is turned off on the modem and from the dial-up configure button.

ROM version: 3.17.03

Radio version: 4.20.00
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cibhin:
""I am tiered of posting in threat,. No one is responding since i am a noob, please jader13254 please show me some mercy

My internet settings are not downloading, Internet is not working at all in UHD v3, i tried flahing back to .587 and the the vengence kernel installing this ROM for five times, but still i get the same error, could not download the internet settings, I tried making it manually but that too dint help at all..But its working on .587 and even after i flash the vengenve kernel, the internet settings are downloaded and working like charm, the problem is with the ROM i guess..Please help...! thanks in advance""

for that he replied, use CM10 /system/etc/apns-conf.xml

So i copied the apns-conf.xml from the cm10's ROM and deleted my default UHD ROM's apns-config and pasted there using ROOT EXPLORER APP. But still i am unable to download the settings :/ it says could not download the settings.. I am i doing it right? please help
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheHaso:
Config apn manually then

Sent from my LT15i using birds.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cibhin:
I tried that.. But internet still not working, the problem must be with the RIL of Ultimate HD ROM. GetRIL is an excellent app for RIL backup but, xperia Arc is not supporting. Is there any alternative for making RIM backup.?

I wanna make a RIM backing from internet working (zellycream ROM)

flash UHD

And then restore the file back..

Please do help me, or if i can extract UHD rom.zip and copy the RIL files from zellycream ROM to system/lib/*.so

And then compress it again, install in CWM will that work..??

Jader replied Yes

So any senior member knows what are the files from system/lib/*.so ???

I guess there are 5 like that... Senior members help me please..!!
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SXUsr:
I'll just reply here instead of your P.M...

Did you apply the right settings and reboot before trying again? Have you tried to back them up with Titanium BackUp or similar then restoring them?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cibhin:
Titanium backup dint help, it dint take a RIL backup actually.. And even i copied the files to UHD ROM.zip and installed using aroma, but that is also not working.. Can you please mention what are all the libraries i should replace ?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mloamiller:
In the standard Email app that comes on the AT&T GS3, you can setup multiple email accounts. When you view them in the "Combined Inbox" view, there is a very narrow color bar on the left side of each email header, indicating which email account that email belongs to. It took me several days before I noticed they were there because the colors were so dark and so close to the same color (dark blue, dark purple) they blended together and into the edge of the screen. Is there a way to change those colors to something that is meaningful to the user, and more visible?
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] Korinn:
Hey guys,

Just wanted to let you know that Brotherhood of Violence by Realtech VR is optimized for the Xperia Play gamepad. You need to check (tick) the 'Joystick' parameter in the Options menu and then it's game on. The button icons etc even come up in the first level tutorial.

Not played it much yet but it has a retro 'Streets of Rage' flavour and is quite cinematic with some console grade graphics to ice it off . The in-game voice-over will have you cracking up with laughter. I think it is intentionally ridiculous as the subtitles (which appear to be compulsory) make more sense.

Character customization appears to be a huge part of the game, though I haven't delved into that yet. Playing with mainstay character Lamar makes the game feel like your playing a crossover of Black Dynamite meets Warriors! Anyhoo, I've said too much! Let me know what you think ;)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.realtechvr.brotherhood
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] TLRtheory:
Wow, I was just about to buy this on my Microsoft Surface Pro! Think I might just be buying both versions :D

Thanks for the heads up OP!