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[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Shagerty:
*****..:How to Install ClockWorkMod (CWM) on the Huawei Fusion 2:..*****

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Step 1: Download the CWM Recovery Tools File from here! Huawei Fusion 2 CWM Installation Tools

Step 2: Put your Huawei Fusion 2 into fastboot mode. (remember from the walkthrough?)

(Step 2 Continued.. Turn off the phone, once off hold down volume down and the power button simultaneously for 20 SECONDS, you will then see the phone freeze at the AT&T logo.. GOOD this is fastboot!)

Step 3: Open up the CWM Recovery Tools File, and run the "instalador.bat" now plug in your phone, and wait for your computer to recognize it.

Step 4: Once the computer has recognized the phone in fastboot, and you have instalador.bat running, hit the spacebar. It should say something about sending the recovery image (in spanish sorry) if you get stuck on waiting device the computer hasn't recognized the phone. Unplug and replug, now instalador should run. If not the phone isn't in fastboot, so unplug the phone, and take out the battery and go back to step 2 to get into fastboot!

Step 5: Wait for the phone to reboot... Once it does turn it off! (we want to check that CWM is installed..)

Step 6: Now that the phone is off simply hold down the volume UP (not down as in fastboot procedure) while pressing the power button simultaneously, DO NOT STOP HOLDING POWER AND VOLUME UP UNTIL YOUR DEVICE ENTERS RECOVERY MODE!!! (you will know your in recovery mode because you will see a nice fancy top hat with some gears in the middle.. if you successfully installed CWM... if not you will see an android guy and some options like reboot phone, wipe data.. similar options are found in CWM but with much more possibilities of customization unlike the stock recovery... YAY! CWM!

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[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Peter Poelman:
I was reminded that I closed a thread because of fear of OS-wars, thus robbing the original poster of an opportunity to get an answer. Here's another try....

(I know that the XDA2 offers the Wireless Modem via serial cable, IR, USB and Bluetooth, but have no clue of Mac settings...)
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] MrMacMax:
What about BT connection ? Or http://www.pocketmac.net/ ?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] AfroCreame:
Hey, just got my XDA II, coming from a P900 as my main phone. I love the XDA II but DEARLY miss the connectivity with the P900. Anyone have any updates on using the XDA II as a modem in OSX?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] alex2693836:
When ?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] bkmo:
Good?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ECEXCURSION:
No eta's.

Sent from my HTC One XL
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] area51avenger:
Seriously guys.... When?

Sent from my VENOMized HoxL
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] bkmo:
Pigs fly

Hell freezes over
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mgbotoe:
I ran across this while exploring the web, figured will share.

http://droidviews.com/2013/things-to-do-before-and-after-installing-a-rom-troubleshooter/

Just scroll down to backing up your IMEI...I didn't know it was as simple as this. Here's a snip for anyone lazy to actually look at it.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ziggy46:
what would really be nice is to see a CWM recovery specifically built for the s3 that backs up the efs folder with the nandroid backup. or an option to do it separately.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mgbotoe:
I agree, will make everyone life easier
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] raakaysh:
Fortunately, when you backup the ROM via CWM, the EFS folder is also backed up with it. When you restore the ROM, it is also restored. Nevertheless, it is better to keep a copy of EFS on your computer.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ChevyWarfrat:
Thanks for the headsup ill be sure to make backup before I flash my wifes phone.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ziggy46:
Oh I was always told recoverys never touched anything that had to do with imei. But either way thats great. Ill still keep a copy on my pc anyways
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mt3g:
Restoring a nandroid will not restore a working imei. There is also the app andromizer that backs up and restores (no confirmations in the forum yet) from within the app.

T-Mobile SGS III
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mgbotoe:
yeah still waiting to see who uses it to restore..mines store away with it
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Aerowinder:
reboot nvbackup.

It has been proven, as mt3g said, that backing up the efs folder alone will give you nothing but a false sense of security. In my case, I made a script with the "backup of the backup" purpose. You execute it with the terminal emulator.

# EFS/IMEI Backup script version 2.

# All credit to Team Synergy for the original script.

# Rewritten by Aerowinder.

echo "";

echo "Creating backup directory: /data/media/IMEI Backup.";

mkdir -p "/data/media/IMEI Backup/temp/";

cd "/data/media/IMEI Backup/temp/";

echo "Commencing backup...";

echo "Copying mmcblk0p11: efs";

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p11 of=p11_efs.img > /dev/null 2>&1;

echo "Copying mmcblk0p12: modemst1";

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p12 of=p12_modemst1.img > /dev/null 2>&1;

echo "Copying mmcblk0p13: modemst2";

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p13 of=p13_modemst2.img > /dev/null 2>&1;

echo "Copying mmcblk0p20: backup";

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p20 of=p20_backup.img > /dev/null 2>&1;

echo "Copying mmcblk0p21: fsg";

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p21 of=p21_fsg.img > /dev/null 2>&1;

echo "Copying efs folder...";

cp -pr /efs/ efs/;

echo "Copying radio folder...";

cp -pr /data/misc/radio/ radio/;

datetime=$(date +'%Y%m%d_%H%M');

echo "Compressing backup (backup_$datetime.tar.gz)...";

tar -chzf "/data/media/IMEI Backup/backup_$datetime.tar.gz" *;

echo "Cleaning up...";

rm -rf "/data/media/IMEI Backup/temp/";

echo "Backup complete!";

echo "";

The concept is to copy everything that we know nvbackup does, as well as a couple other potentially useful folders.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] djtheraven:
Twrp backs it up separately already...only on custom roms...
[Off-topic] ashish2193:
Hey mobile geeks.how are you. This place is here to discuss about mobile phone development and stuff like that.

I was wondering if there is such place for automobile geeks??

I am mechanical engineering student.

So it might be helpful for me if u suggest me something like that..

Plz suggest some autoblogs also..
[Off-topic] LoopDoGG79:
I suggest getting Tapatalk. You can search thru a huge array of forums, including automotive ones. I'm not sure of an automotive in general forum. Its more like forums specific to a certain automobile or class of vehicles.

Sent from the phalanges of my hand to the facet of your cranium.
[Off-topic] Thats OK:
http://www.corner-carvers.com/ <<< try this bunch if you survive more than one post your a better man than most :D
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VeritasCurat:
Hey guys sorry new to the whole android scene but not to modding etc..

are setcpu and ktweaker one in the same? If not whats the difference
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GiantJay:
First, questions go in the Q and A section. As far as I know they do the same thing just made by different people.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prboy1969:
You are correct, questions do go in the Q/A section. As for KTweaker, and SetCPU being the same. I'm going to have to disagree. SetCPU is made to be used across a wide variety of Devices, and Kernels. With some good features included. KTweaker is made to be used only on Ktoonsez's Kernels. Also it incorporates more features than SetCPU.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GiantJay:
Yes I meant they do the same function as in tweaking the kernel, but they do have differences.
[Sony Xperia ZL] nX3NTY:
I'm making this thread so anyone would know which apps is safe to disable without problems like force close/bootloop. If anyone having problems with any of the freezes apps that makes other apps unable to run just post here and I will update it
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] ReaperXL2:
Nitrogen [Android UnChained][Patch3] is released...

This patch is for peeps already using Nitrogen...

Peeps downloading for the first time, download the "Revised" Nitrogen rom from above...

All our patches are Comulative meaning that previous patch content is included where relevent, no other prior patches are needed !!!...

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* ChangeLog & Fix's *

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1. Button selection indicators within menu's (mis-shaped) now fixed...

2. "Clear All" button in notification expanded window now reduced in size (was too big), fixed...

3. Gpu clock speeds adjusted for faster rendering speed...

4. adjustments to 2D / 3D rendering engine (gives better rendering performance)...

5. SD "Read-Ahead" speed adjusted (gives faster read/write speed to system when running apps from SD)...

6. Minor adjustments to ram management...

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* Installation Instructions *

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1a. Download Patch3 from "Dev-host" : Here

1b. Download Patch3 from "ZippyShare" : Here

2. Place patch in "Root" of SD card...

3. No need to mount anything, Just flash the patch...

4. Go to "Advanced Options" in CWM & select "Fix Permissions"...

5. Re-boot phone, Job done...

Enjoy the latest version of Nitrogen...
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] ReaperXL2:
Reserved 2...
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] ReaperXL2:
Reserved 3...
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] The "A" Factor:
So F.I.N.A.L.L.Y. after Iterative Developing approach for many months.... this Rom has been Released here at last !!!!!

The Fastest Rom ever made for Ace !!!!!

Awesome work bro...!!!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] aniket_dust:
Awesome rom, installed yesterday from your Facebook page, have to say it is one of the best roms I have ever tried. Guys plz keep your work alive.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Dine$h:
Hey Bro.

Finally We Are Here.

All I must Say about This is "WOOOOOWWWW"

Cheers Brooo :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] snowfire88:
Great Job

Been following your worl since long on FB. Glad to see that you have finally released this amazing rom on XDA as well. Have to say, that your team has matured beautifully in all aspects. Performance was never a problem with your roms, but you have found the sweet spot aesthetically as well. The rom looks different enough to set itself apart without looking tacky or over the top. Definitely my daily driver for some time to come until your next project comes along. :D You hinted that it would be on JB, keeping my fingers crossed! :fingers-crossed: Thank you once again for this monster of a rom. Keep up the good work guys! :good: :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] morrow85:
Hi, how long we must wait after flash to run this rom ? i'm waiting 12 minutes and nothing has happen.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] jangs_momoi:
Looks very promising!!!

Downloading...

Thanks Dev!

Will report after installation...

:):):)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] sgasgs4:
Wohooo! You rock man

---------- Post added at 05:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:07 PM ----------

this rom is a speed freak!

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What is different from the xda version or the fb version
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Dine$h:
Hey Dude,

Do u Hav An Ext 4 Partition On ur SD card.

I m sure that will be the cause of ur problem,Bcoz This Rom Specially Requires n Ext 4 Partition (else it will not boot).

Remember no swap partition to b created.

Also if u hav ny other EXT partition than u can download the EXT 4 conversion tool n convert ur other Ext partition to EXT 4 partition given above in the Download Link.

Hope This Solves ur problem ;)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] ReaperXL2:
Bro, If you are waiting 12 minutes, then you have gone wrong somewhere, seriously... If you fulfill all the pr-requisites then you will definitely NOT have a problem with this rom...

Are you using standard CWM or Px touch as we recommended ??? Have you got an Ext4 partition ? Do you have a swap file or partition on SD? If so get rid of it, it will interfere with the internal swap of the kernel...

Satisfy the above queries, then do full wipe & flash again... Boot should only take 3 - mins max for first boot, second boot onwards takes about 20 seconds :)

Hope this helps bro...

FYI : This rom has been on general release on our FB dev page for days now in its original & patched itteration... No-one has had any issues with boot or flashing when using Px recovery ;)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] mizukage:
hi just want to ask on flashing, correct me if i am wrong:

1st flash is px recovery [shud we be on stock example xxkpt and flash px recovery? will px same as CWM recovery?shud we flash first the 'Roor.zip to have SU and the flash PX RECOVERY?]

2nd flash PSN's Ext4 conversion tool [after flashing the tool are we going to create ext partition via px recovery like what we r always doing in CWM just to have sd-ext or just put in sd card > flash and will it automaticaaly create ext4 partition?]

3rd and final is this step:

Installation Instructions...

1. boot into recovery...

2. Perform the full system wipe procedure...

3. Flash the rom "Nitrogen [Android UnChained]...

4. Re-boot your phone...

First boot will take a little while as there are a lot of data files to move during boot... please be patient, you won't be disappointed
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] ReaperXL2:
FB version has unlocked (full) apps etc (no restrictions)... FB version required a performance update patch, whereas XDA version has the patch already included...

Hope this helps to remove confusion bro :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] golfgtiedition30:
I've been using this beast for a few days now as I was following your progress on your FB page.

Ill say again this is THE best,most stable and fastest CM7 rom I have used,and I've tried a few!

I'm really looking forward too any updates you may have planned.

Top work guys :thumbup:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] SoFvip:
i also test this rom for couple days and must say

You did great work, it works perfect and

today i also apply patch for facebook version

and i fill that my ace gona fly now :) :good::good::good:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] prateek_gemini:
Amazed at the skills of developers.... never thought i would still be surprised from GB rom.... Thanks alot guys...
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] ReaperXL2:
Hey bro... Ok it's time for some keyboard gymnastics, hehehe ;)

Px Touch Recovery can be flashed while on stock or while on custom rom... As long as you are rooted, it makes no difference which rom you are currently using (stock/custom)...

1. are you rooted ? if "yes" then no need to root (elementary), If "No" then get rooted (no offence, hahaha)...

2. Assuming you are rooted, do you have CWM 4/5 installed? If "Yes" then Flash "Px Touch Recovery" using standard flash method... If "No" then flash CWM4/5 first then upgrade by flashing "Px Touch Recovery" over the top of them to prevent errors when flashing...

3a. Do you have an Ext4 partition already? If "Yes" then No need to do anything here, If "No" your Ext is Ext3, then flash the PSN Ext3 - Ext4 conversion tool that we have provided, job done...

3b. If you have no ext partition at all, then you are in a bad place & need to create one asap for custom roms to boot & operate correctly.. FYI : Ext partitions must be User created, it is not possible for the rom to do this

4. If you have any swap partition or swap file on SD, then delete them... They are not required for our rom & will interfere with the native operation of swap which is taken care of internally by the kernel & internal /data partition of the phone...

5. Once you satisfy all the above criteria (sounds a lot to do, but isn't in reality), then & only then are you in a position to flash the rom...

Remember to perform full wipe procedure prior to flashing the rom ok...

Hope that this helps you to have a trouble free experience whilst using our works bro...

Stay Breezy n Be Lucky...:good:

Pe"ACE"...:cool:...
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] msnnsm:
I can't overclock my phone more than 844 normally. But it works stable on 883 mhz :eek: What did you do with this rom :eek:
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ricsam:
I was playing around with smanager killing time in between basketball games and some how un-rooted my phone. Well, I know how. I tried to run the 3g turbo script with out bothering to prep my phone, per the guide (flashed to 4.2.2 since last time I ran the script), or even bothered to see if the script would work on 4.2.2. I know, Stupid!

Anyways, thought I ask for some advice, this time, on how to re-root while still on 4.2.2. The how to's are pretty old. Was thinking maybe I can reflash su. Currently o v3.3 but it is showing that the binary are not found. It won't let me tap for update. Or maybe I dirty flash the rom again (which has broken gapps the last two times)

Any ideas?

Thanks
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ricsam:
Move to Q&A

Mod.. could you move this to Q&A. Didn't realize I was in the general section. Thanks
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] 007:
Ok, I'm new to this messing about with ROM's etc, but two easy questions.

1. How can I dump my XDA II ROM (somewhere) pref. not SD card, and then rewrite it to a different XDA II without killing either device ?

2. Is the SIM lock code part of the ROM ? If it is, will the lock status be taken across when the first ROM is written to the second device.

Idiot proof instructions appreciated !!!! - or am I just barking totally up the wrong tree ?

Has anyone either done this or know how to do this ?

Thanks
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Vol4Ever:
Quick background. Been looking for de-bloated, battery friendly ROM for a while. Was really digging succulent's xylon builds and the March gapps version. Then I saw the pacman compilation ROM and gave it a try. Somewhere in the settings I got to tinkering with home grid spacing. Must've clicked on competing settings as I went to the place to pick rows & columns, and both fields showed 0 as the only valid selection. Then Trebuchet crashes started and I couldn't get out of them, even after reboot. Went into latest CWM, and went through the full wipe data, wipe cache, wipe dalvik process & reinstalled xylon from scratch with gapps. Got all my app stuff back with trusty Titanium Backup.

Now the problem. The apps and widgets tabs have nice tight spacing, but the home screen does not. I get 7 columns across in portrait, but only 4 rows. Ends up looking like double spaced typing (full row, blank row, full row, etc). Xylon doesn't appear to have any configurable spacing options. Is there a system file I can manually edit or delete that would reset the grid spacing back to default? Very annoying to look at!

Thanks.

~Vol
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] digixmax:
I found that with the PAC ROM, when I use the 2nd or 3rd TabletUI dpi setting I can increase the number of rows for the home-screen to 5 (which is still a less than what I'd like have, but definitely better than 4).
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] digixmax:
FWIW this problem is fixed in the 4/27 build that was just released.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] asawi:
There's of course always the option to use another launcher with more options when it comes to customization. I like ADW EX, but I can't say i've tried enough different ones to say if it's better than any other. (I purchased it while I had my Nook Color, and have run it on several devices since and I really like it.)
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xSasuke11x:
Hi guys! First post here. So I just permarooted my G2, and I got a custom ROM up called Andromadus Mimicry ROM – version 1.5.0 (September 4, 2012). I'm trying to overclock the phone, but I can't find the exact .zip file that holds the kernel?

Here is the link to the developer's site.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1714187
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demkantor:
Well I don't think you'll find this kernel in a flash able zip, you will find the boot.img in the full ROM zip you downloaded (that is the kernel bty) but really you don't need to play with that yourself to overclock, just go into settings and do so under performance.

If you prefer there some nice apps which may make it simpler like setcpu and kernel tuner, also have had good luck with ilwt tools and other dameon controllers found on the market and often free to download within these threads.

But really I found mimicry to run great on stock settings, of course half the fun with android is to try stuff on your own!

Good luck, oh and always make a backup before changing things too much
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xSasuke11x:
I already am using SetCPU. There was a problem with SetCPU before that whenever I went into it, it said it didn't have Superuser access. Which was weird, because Superuser said it did. But of course, now I went to check and it's overclocking fine with no errors. Problem solved itself...somehow. LOL.
[One (M7) General] QuesoDeLaNoche:
I bought the original Evo 4G two years ago after it had been out a year. Never rooted it or anything so I've been stuck on 2.3.5 for the past year and a half. So, when I pick up the One when it finally arrives in the States, it's going to be a HUGE upgrade for me. I've been pretty into android news since I got it, but can anyone who has a One now or a recent phone fill me in on the changes to expect in android and sense that have happened in the past few years? Like there's no SD, but can I still use my One for mass storage? Or does sense still restart all the time due to a lack of memory (plagued me ever since the gingerbread update came)? Thanks for any help.
[One (M7) General] Basil3:
Some will be the same, some will be different. You'll figure it out soon enough when you get the phone.

If you want to know everything that has changed, Google is your best bet.
[One (M7) General] harpr33t:
You are going to love it.

Imagine going from a bicycle to a motorcycle.
[One (M7) General] RJEvans:
I never owned the Evo 4G, but looking at the specs of the Evo, you're in for a huge upgrade.

First thing you will notice is the clarity of the screen. The One has 4.8 times as many pixels on the screen as the Evo.

Second thing you will notice is how much lighter the phone is. The Evo 4G is 170g. The One is almost 30g lighter than the Evo, however it is heavier than the One X. I'm pretty sure you're going to worry about dropping it.

As for storage, you could have upgraded your sd card in the Evo to 32GB. The One comes with 32GB or 64GB of non-removable storage. If you were able to manage with 32GB on your Evo, then you should be fine.

Finally, the software. Again, I've only used Sense 4 and I've never had problems with it. All indications show that it will be smooth as butter. Chances are there will be minimal lag if any at all. The One has 4 times as much memory than the Evo 4G.

I actually think this will feel like moving from a dumb phone to a smartphone all over again for you. That is not to say that the Evo 4G is not a smartphone, but lets be honest, a lot has changed in three years.
[One (M7) General] Nekromantik:
Im going to be coming from a Sensation XE!

Bit newer then your EVO but I should notice a big speed difference.