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[HTC One X+] hyelton:
I cant return it to stock. Relocked bootloader and trying to use the .exe RUU and it just fails on everyone I`ve tried at updating signature. This phone has to go back tommrow!
[HTC One X+] Lucky Thirteen:
Which version your bootloader?
[HTC One X+] hyelton:
The HBOOT-1.35.0000 is that it?
[HTC One X+] Lucky Thirteen:
Is your carrier AT&T ?

Second line bootloader, is it written ENRC2B_U or EVITARE_UL?
[HTC One X+] hyelton:
Carrier is AT&T, But the Phone is the International 64gb version.

its ENRC2B_U
[HTC One X+] Lucky Thirteen:
In fastboot mode : >fastboot getvar version-main

Give all informations at screen please.
[HTC One X+] hyelton:
C:\One_X+_All-In-One_Kit_v2.3\

version-main: 1.17.401.1

finished. total time: 0.068s
[HTC One X+] Lucky Thirteen:
Now tell me... >fastboot getvar cid
[HTC One X+] hyelton:
Its HTC_001
[HTC One X+] Lucky Thirteen:
OK...

Unlocked your bootloader with your token

sideload this ROM to your storage : ENRC2B Stock

Install TWRP for the international version

flash boot image (stock one inside the .zip ENRC2B stock)

reboot recovery install like custom ROM

try this first.
[HTC One X+] hyelton:
Downloading now should know in about 10min
[HTC One X+] hyelton:
It installed no problem and seems stock, But what about flashing an RUU to remove everything to make it complete stock?

THANK YOU SO MUCH THOUGH
[HTC One X+] Lucky Thirteen:
Good, now download this RUU relock your bootloader and try to run this RUU.
[HTC One X+] hyelton:
Okay so relock bootloader then flash RUU?

Also if it matters Phone boots up just fine I can lock and unlock but when unlocking its kinda frozen loading the launcher
[HTC One X+] Lucky Thirteen:
Yes...

Re-lock bootloader

Reboot bootloader (OFF state -> Volume down + Power) put your phone in FASTBOOT USB mode by pluging your USB cable

Run the RUU.exe

Let see the results.
[HTC One X+] hyelton:
Okay How can I get it into bootloader? I have no way too
[HTC One X+] Lucky Thirteen:
How to reboot in bootloader from OFF state -> Press & Hold Volume down press Power
[HTC One X+] hyelton:
okay I got it the download is going slow so it will be a few.
[HTC One X+] hyelton:
Awesome! It worked! Thank you so much!
[HTC One X+] screenoff:
Hi.

Will this RUU.zip also work with my International version ?

I have downloaded the Zips and I extracted the Zip file so I could look at it.

I did notice that in the file build.prop file that it does not make reference to O2 which is my carrier, so I am not sure if this is the correct Stock Zip.

I am wanting to put my stock rom back on and wait for the Stock Update for Jelly Bean 4.2.2.

At the moment I have AOKP 4.2.2 custom Rom on.

ENRC2B_U PVT SHIP S-ON RL

HBOOT-1.35.0000

CID: O2___001
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
When you copy large files to/from your TF700 using Windows MTP via USB, how fast is it (in kB/s or MB/s)?

Also, does anyone have numbers using WiFi (please also specify which program/protocol you were using)?
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Fairly slow....it doesn't tell me but takes 60+ secs to copy a 500mb file.
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
500 MB in 60 seconds would be actually quite fast - now it depends how much "+" is:)

I got only about 2.3 MB/s via adb and wanted to know if there is a point in trying something else.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Adb is much slower for me. I'd say 60 to 90 secs to be safe for normal cable transfers. If I push a 500 mb file over adb I'd be looking at 5 mins plus.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ShadowLea:
Over USB is slower than it should be; However my SGS3's MTP connection is equally sluggish, so it's more likely the protocol's fault.

A 300MB .mp4 takes around 35-40 seconds over MTP.

Heh, I once copied over a folder with 17.101 files worth a total of about 343MB (it's a lot of saved websites for offline reading. .html makes more clutter, but is considerably smaller than .pdf) and it literally took 3 hours. THREE HOURS. :eek:

Frankly best thing to do is just put anything above 50MB on the MicroSD through a cardreader. And then copy internally if need be. (Though don't try to do that with a folder containing 17k files. It crashed my poor tablet.)
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
I've now installed simple-mtpfs on my PC, and pulled a big file from the tablet with almost 13 MB/s. Writing was only half as fast, but still much better than with adb. And it's not as worthless as mtpfs, which didn't show 90% of the files on my tablet.

Maybe it would have been faster to zip everything, transfer the zip, and then unpack on the tablet.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Tylorw1:
Things seem to take quite awhile, but I am noticing with 4.2.1 that the lag and the file transfer looks to have increased a little. Am I right, even a little is still right ;), or am I just crazy? :D

Tylor

Rom: Cromi-X 4.3b5 with MaxKernal V3

UPDATE FOR TF700 USERS!!! AND THE 4.2.1 UPDATE

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2204100
[Asus Transformer TF700] bmlarson:
I just tried transferring files between 194MB and 687MB from my PC to my tablet and it was always transferring a little over 8 MB/s. Usually 8.5MB/s. When I transferred files from my tablet to my PC I measured between 18MB/s and 21MB/s although after rebooting my tablet, it always measured between 20MB/s and 21MB/s. To measure I divided the file size by the time I measured with a stop watch so I think it is fairly accurate. My tablet is running CROMi-X v4.3b6 and with hundsbuah_v3.0.0-OC_JB4.2_opt_ramdisk_fsck kernel.

Do these measurements seem reasonable? I haven't done anything special to my laptop to improve the speed, but the speed I measured also matches my tablet's IO speed benchmarks. Also, unused ram on my tablet when I was transferring files increased to over 540MB???
[Asus Transformer TF700] bmlarson:
I did a few more tests using your kernel and the results were about the same. I got between between 8.4MB/s to 8.6MB/s speed sending large files from my computer to my tablet and between 22MB/s to 23MB/s from my tablet to my computer.
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
Thanks - that proves that USB speed is not as hopeless as I thought from using adb. Maybe my results via mtp are slower than yours because simple-mtpfs is slower than Windows (or I just need to add some tuning parameters), or because I am still running stock Asus 4.2 from a microSD card.

That RAM is used for I/O caching, so it's not really unused.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ShadowLea:
I tried rarring it, but that set the ETA on 8 hours :eek: with Winrar and 9 with 7zip, so I gave up on that :laugh:
[Asus Transformer TF700] becomingx:
651MB file in 3m26s or about 3.2MB/s (25.6Mbit/s). Downloaded over HTTP using Opera to class-10 32GB SanDisk microSD. Wireless is 802.11g (excellent signal, about three feet from the access point), webserver connected locally at 100Mbit/s. Not great frankly, may have to play with this some more at some point...

Did you try without compression enabled (a.k.a. "store" mode)? Should bring that time down significantly ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] ShadowLea:
I did, it didn't help much, only 30 minutes less. :( It's probably more because of the large number of files (17.000 is a bit much xD) rather than the size of them. Just copying them from one internal harddrive to the other takes over half an hour, so.. :silly:
[Asus Transformer TF700] _that:
I just tested compressing my kernel working directory (45378 files in 3014 directories, 2.1 GB total) into a tar.gz. It took less than 35 seconds to create a 803 MB compressed file.

That's on a 4 year old PC (i7 860) with SSD. Maybe you need an SSD. :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] ShadowLea:
Of that I have no doubt! :laugh:
[Asus Transformer TF700] becomingx:
Wow! Thought for sure that would drop it much lower.

For fun I tried just a tar-up of the linux-3.8.8 source tree after a `make allyesconfig' (87,829 files in 5,209 directories @ 8.1GB) on a single 7200RPM SATA-300 HD. Took only 8m24s (and yes, I did drop all caches beforehand ;)). Might this be a case of Linux FTW? lolz
[Asus Transformer TF700] Turin87:
Have recently become fed up with how bad USB file transfer is with this thing. I got a microSD adapter with the last 32gb micro card I bought and that is so much faster than hooking it up to pc. Flash drive via the dock is probably much faster also
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] aspico:
Hello, like the title says...

i am currently on windows 7.8 on my htc hd2, but i would like to flash android ice cram or jelly bean on it, could you please help me or just give me a tutorial how to do that? Thank you very much
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Marvlesz:
Please use the search feature to look for a tutorial, there are various tutorials that will help you transfer. You should also keep in mind unlocking your sdcard (if it's locked).
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] aspico:
I tried the search but could not find what i need.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mengfei:
really? :confused:

check out the links below then.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] aspico:
I don't need a dual boot or triple boot, i managed to flash windows phone 7.8 from android earlier, but windows 7.8 drains my battery and the incall volume is too low, so i would just like to go again to android.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mengfei:
- select a ROM you like in the NAND section

- copy that to your SD card

- Format your HD2 nand according to the space needed, ex 200mb/ 5cache, using HD2toolkit (all files will be deleted)

- Go to magldr, press power button for 3 secs

- Go to #8 AD recovery

- install zip from SD card

- choose zip from sd card

- select YOUR ROM

- install to NAND

- reboot
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Nigeldg:
I don't believe that either.

This is pretty much spot on, but if you want a guide that walks you through it a bit more and has more details check out the one in my sig.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] sergiomeza88:
In youtube search juicyboose and follow the videos, is pretty easy. Both methods nativesd and nand.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gavjs:
I have an HTC One which was rooted and running Android Revolution 4.2.

Tonight decided to install 4.5 and, after a few freezes in Aroma Installer, thought I had the update working.

Installer seemed to crash around 70% through install then screen went black and it went to recovery. I went to hit reboot when it was that I had possibly lost root and did I want to fix that. I then decided to hit the back button as opposed to fix or continuing to reboot so I could figure out what was going on.

The screen went black and now the phone is stuck in a loop. It attempts to boot up, fails, tries to boot into recovery which momentarily flashes the logo of recovery before crashing. I can get into boot loader and tried reflashing recovery but no joy.

Really appreciate any help in trying to fix this....
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gavjs:
fastboot erase cache turned out to be all I needed. I have been playing with phones for a while and really thought I'd bricked this one!!!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 2496007:
If you can get into hboot all is not lost then. Have you tried wiping the cache and existing recovery before flashing the new one?

> fastboot erase cache

> fastboot erase recovery

---------- Post added at 09:15 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:14 PM ----------

Ah good man you beat me to it!

You might want to add [SOLVED] to the front of this thread title so people know you are ok.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gavjs:
Thanks for the quick help. Will update title. Cheers!
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] ozsmac:
Hi All,

Just a few issues I'm having with the T-Mob 4.01.16 ROM, anyone else? Anyone got any ideas on fixes?

1 - Keeps on turning itself on (i've confirmed that active sync has no schedule). People have suggested for the known bug in XDAII to kill the activesync process

2 - Text message on-screen alert, doesn't turn the XDA screen on

Cheers - Steve
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] cruisin-thru:
Somebody else was having a similar problem but thought it was the sim toolkit causing it.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] bamse:
It's doing this to me as well.

Seemed worse when I ran the tAgenda today plugin, but it didn't completely stop when I removed it.

If enough of T-Mobiles customers notice it and complain there should be a fix coming out soon enough. Or perhaps it is not there if you run the T-Mobile applications that came with the ROM?
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] pdhenry:
My turn-ons seem tied to the schedule that Inbox goes out to check the email. whenever the screen comes on and I go look, Inbox is in the middle of an email download.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] ozsmac:
I have tried re-flashing the ROM and making no modifications to it, it still turns on on a regular basis.

This has been a problem at some point for all PocketPC based devices, my old Cassiopea, Compaq and Dell have all done this at some point (fixed by ROM update eventually). Oh well, waiting once more won't kill me, but will kill my battery.

:-)
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] ronin:
The problem does not seem to exist in the AT&T Rom, but it is a common thing in the TMOs beta and this latest release. It is bad when you leave the phone and it redials the last number called ( either in or out!)

Also the SD card does get erased, even when formatted in BACKUP FAT and named properly. The best cure is to keep it locked until you need to add or remove something from it and keep a back up of the SD in a folder in your PC.

My wife is getting jealous of the amount of time I spend tinkering with my XDA 1 and 2 phones and shows off her simple phone! :shock:
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] bamse:
If nobody beats me to it I will compare the registry settings of the 30.09 and the 4.01.16 to see if I can find anything.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Swifty:
bamse: If you find anything to do with the fading volume in the AT&T rom whilst traulling through the reg, and can remove the "feature" from the AT&T rom you would simply be classed as a LEGEND! :lol:

The T-Mo rom still doesn't seem to be as slick as the AT&T (if only it didn't have that stupid fading volume)

Cheers

Neil
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] e1design:
Mine keeps switching itself on as well (4.01.00 ENG) - I had always thought that it was something to do with hitting the power switch when I put it into my trouser pocket, as it has powered up when I return to my desk and take it out again. Although it seems hard to see how the power button can be accidentally pressed when putting the XDA into a pocket, especially when the button is below the contour of the case.

I would be interested to find out why this is happening.

I also noticed that the vibrate function no longer works. I have the following setting configured: "Settings, Phone, Sounds, Ring Type: Vibrate" and my XDA does not vibrate when it rings. Then I pressed the side volume button and selected vibrate (the icon next to the time changes to a vibrating XDA), and it still will not vibrate. Setting other notifications to "vibrate" also does not work.

I seem to remember it vibrating when I had an earlier ROM version (3.20.06 ENG), but not in this current ROM version (T-Mobile 4.01.00 ENG).

Can someone please confirm that I have the settings correct?

I have now installed PocketZenPhone, and it also does not work for vibrate, although other users of this program report no vibrate issues. PZP is a great program, it works really well.

I think there maybe a vibrate bug in this current ROM version (T-Mobile 4.01.00 ENG).

Has anyone had anything like this happen to them, or heard of others who have?

Thanks,
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] ozsmac:
A few more observations on the T-Mob ROM;

- GPRS does not have a disconnect button, the AT&T ROM had this feature, very handy

- My signal appears to be much less stable with the T-Mob ROM

I'm going to roll back to the AT&T and put up with the volume clipping, it's far better than an unstable device, that you can't disconnect the GPRS on without turning the radio off+on & keeps on turning itself on!
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ianrobbie:
Hi.

I receive my new Xperia Z after upgrading from a Samsung Galaxy S3 (i9305) in the next few days and wondered if you guys would be happy enough to answer some questions for me?

Firstly, I know you can unlock the Bootloader, but is it worth it? Does the Bravia Engine make that much of a difference?

If I do unlock the Bootloader, can I still install MODs like ACIDMOD and other stuff or is it MOD specific?

Do any of you use a custom ROM? Reading other topics, there doesn't seem to be a stable (relatively bug-free) release yet, so am I better just sitting it out with the stock ROM?

I take it Rooting leaves the Bootloader intact?

Sorry for the Q & A.

Thanks in advance!
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dsteppa:
I also came from Samsung and @ Samsung phones the bootloader is unlocked by default, so flashing another kernel is nothing out of the ordinary. Many of us have completely disabled Bravia Engine, so it won't matter for those people if they lost it. You don't need to unlock the Bootloader in order to install a custom rom. When the rom contains a different kernel (non stock) then you will need to unlock the bootloader (If it's even possible).

Root and bootloader aren't related. You can root every phone, but the bootloader can't be unlocked on every device.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK00328:
Oooh, you beat me to it.

However, I couldn't have put it better myself.

@OP

When I first got my XZ I could definitely see the difference between BE and no BE, however, it was worth the sacrifice, I'd rather have complete freedom over my device than have a very slightly improved image quality.

If you want ROMs like CM10.1 and stuff you will have to unlock the bootloader (requires custom kernel), however, stock based ROMs (Such as KA06, or my ROM) will accept the stock kernel too.

Of course, the ultimate choice is yours but I'd be leaning more towards a bootloader unlock if I were you. :D
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shem2409:
I think that for the time being there is no point in unlocking your bootloader. Remember that once you unlock it you do void your warranty. Maybe it would be worth keeping just for a little bit just in the case that your unit was faulty in any way.

Bravia Engine 2 in my opinion looks very good and does make a difference. It is a matter of personal preference though (as is all the color, contrast, viewing angle etc)

As of now there aren't too many custom ROM's for the Xperia Z. There are however quite a few useful MOD's that you can try as most of them work for rooted phones with LOCKED bootloader. You might need to be deodexed for some of them though.

And yes rooting does leave the bootloader intact.

Here is my video that you can find in the general thread as well showing 10 things that you could try after root:

[YOUTUBE]2s6O-MetAhM[/YOUTUBE]

In conclusion in my opinion it IS worth rooting the phone but NOT neccesserily unlocking the bootloader at least for the time being.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] that-fat-old-man:
Before you unlock your bootloader consider this.

I tried root with my bootloader locked and so far it wasn't satisfying at all. My other phone is a galaxy nexus and with CM 10.1 running on that machine it's pure pleasure. :laugh:

I am not sure about the bravia engine thing. Pics and clips will look really neat on your device, but what happens when share your clips and pics with someone who hasn't the bravia engine on the phone... Anyway, now that we have the possibility to save the drm keys we can restore the bravia engine. :D

I tried the latest cm 10.1 nightly on my xperia and it runs smooth. The cam works pretty well and since yesterday there is also 12,8 megapixel supported.

The next Rom I will try will be probably this but for now I'll stick with my cm nightly. The only downside is that DoomKernel does not support cm 10.1 yet.

Sony's cam app is quite good and I really like the many options one can play around with. On the other hand I really hate the album compared to stock jb/ics or cm 10.1.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demon2112:
Isnt there any dev. That can make a zip of the bravia engine 2,

I know but dont understand drmkeys ect.

I also have agalaxy nexus wtih bravia engine...sooo is it that hard for dev.s to make it work again?

No disprespect intended btw
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] listerism:
I configured nvflash on a new unrooted, unlocked TF300T, running the 9.4.3.30 firmware by following the directions at. androidroot mobi t3_nvflash. The AndroidRoot9.4.0.30r01 bootloader and nvflash were installed and the tablet was successfully booted into APX mode, nvflash was bootstrapped using wheelie, and the bricksafe.img, factory-config.img and unlock-token.img files were generated and saved.

Unfortunately, I was not able to use fastboot to install clockworkmod recovery or enable root. Flashing was attempted initially using Windows XP and again later using Ubuntu 12.04, with the following result:

# fastboot -i 0x0B05 flash recovery recovery.img

sending 'recovery' (5306 KB)...

OKAY [ 2.443s]

writing 'recovery'...

OKAY [ 2.058s]

finished. total time: 4.500s

# fastboot -i 0x0B05 reboot

rebooting...

All seems well, but recovery does not install, the tablet does not reboot, and will not accept further flashboot commands. It has to be restarted by holding down the start button. On restart a blue line quickly flashes across the screen, but on boot to fastboot/recovery mode there is no icon to access recovery.

Device: TF300T Transformer Pad

Android Version 4.0.3;

Build Number: IML74.US_epad-9.4.3.30-201220604

Questions:

To what partition/folder is the recovery image flashed on the TF300T?

Has anyone ever actually used nvflash to unbrick a TF300T? If so will someone point me to instruction how to repair/restore the original/unlocked bootloader using nvflash, or something close?

Is there a procedure to install CWM recovery using nvflash?

Thank you for your help, any assistance is appreciated.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] listerism:
Some Hard Learned Advice

I'm still unable to flash a custom recovery, but the good news is that my tablet works although it's not rooted, and I have a functioning nvflash

If you want to avoid my problem, I recommend that you root your tablet before you install nvflash. Remember that at present, you can only install nvflash on a TF300T running ICS but, definitely do install nvflash. Follow the instructions from the folks at androidroot.mobi, but don't forget to root first.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CBank:
I believe you would want to follow the guide in the General section for the TF300 to upgrade from ICS to JB 4.1.1. Its called

[GUIDE]Upgrade your TF300t to Jellybean 4.1, root & remove bloatware[Noobproof]

Then update to the newest version of 4.1.1. Then finally put a version of TWRP that is compatible with the 4.1.1 bootloader on the device. Also when I Installed the recovery I used the "recovery.blob" file, not the .img
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tobdaryl:
Since you already have installed nvflash and have your files I'll try to answer with that in mind.

First I suggest using twrp of the latest version for ICS not cwm.

The partition for recovery is recovery. The commands you provided are correct (I do suggest using a blob file with fastboot - and twrp not cwm).

For unbrick with nvflash yes others have here is a link with the commands needed.

Remember you only have to flash what is needed to recover your tablet.