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[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] resudo:
Hello xda.

A friend of mine gave me his phone(x10minipro)(mimmi) so I can update it. I want to ask you some things:

1)Is MiniCM10 stable for daily use? If yes what are the problems?(if any)

2)Is there any jb for the x10 mini pro which is more stable than MiniCM10?

3)What do I have to do to update to minicm10(if stable)?

4)What are the requirements to get minicm10?

5)What do I have to do to update the kernel as nobodyAtall mentions on his thread?

6)Is this safe(phone is not mine)

Here's his phone info:

Model number:U20i

Android version:2.3.7

Baseband version:M76XX-TSNCJOLYM-53404015

Kernel version:2.6.29.6-nAa-14 nobodyAtall@hydra#1

Mod version:MiniCM7-2.2.1-mimmi

Recovery version:CWM-based Recovery v5.0.2.8

Build number:GWK74

Rooted:Yes

Please explain me very detailed because even I make roms for other phone(u8800pro) I know NOTHING about this phone. So explain even things that may seem obvious to you. :p Thanks in advance :D
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
That's an interesting one :)

He obviously already had someone else tinker with his phone, since the nAa-kernel and MiniCM7 are not exactly stock Sony Ericsson firmware and he obviously wants to try JellyBean, even if it's stable or not, otherwise he wouldn't have given you his phone.

There are some issues, notably with the hardware keyboard and BT (it won't turn on without WiFi, and it has issues transferring audio), and it is a bit slower than MiniCM7, but it is stable enough for daily use (no unexpected crashes or FC's)

The steps are not that hard.

Get flashtool (I think it's the second post in the x10mini pro development section. (When you install flashtool, go into the firmwares-subfolder and delete x10blrelock.ftf, just to be safe, it will brick the phone if you flash it by accident)

Get the nAa-2.6.32.60-JB-05 kernel for best results. Put it in the Firmwares subfolder where you installed flashtool

You can get MiniCM10 by nAa, or maybe try SlimRoms, which is a cut-down version of MiniCM10. Don't forget to get the Gapps too

Place those on the sd-card of the phone

Reboot into CWM and make a nandroid ( since you make roms, you're familiar with CWM I assume :) )

Wipe data/factory Reset

Use flashtool to flash the nAa-JB-kernel.

It will boot into CWM

Go into Mounts and Storage and format /system /data en /cache, they get resized to be able to get JB to fit in our limited space :)

Install ROM from SD-card

Install Gapps (if needed)

I think that's it... reboot and enjoy.

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If you want to get back to MiniCM7, then do the following:

Wipe data/factory reset

Flash the original nAa-14-GB kernel with flashtool

Boot into CWM and in Mounts and Storage, format /system, /data and /cache to get them back to original size

Restore your nandroid.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] resudo:
Thanks a lot. My friend got his brother to install minicm7 on his phone at first. But is JB for this phone fast so I update it? My friend wants a stable phone and wants to play many games on it. Thats what he really wants. He doesnt care if it is gb or ics or jb or anything. He just wants a stable phone and games to run OK on it. So if you say that minicm7 is faster and better for games i will keep his phone like that. No need to update. Yes Im familiar with the CWM. So for a rom which runs games faster should i stay with minicm7 or minicm10 or you tell me which rom to install? Thanks a lot bro. You are a life saver :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
Hmmm, tricky one that... As far as i can tell MiniCM10 has newer graphics drivers, which is important in games, but the system as a whole is heavier than MiniCM7, so he might run into system-lag. I doubt MiniCM10 offers enough significant graphics-performane improvements over MiniCM7 to warrant an upgrade.

Just tweaking MiniCM7 might give you better results than upgrading to MiniCM10, uninstall apps he doesn't need, use v6supercharger to tweak kernel-performance and such, that kind of thing might help him out more :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] resudo:
Yeah the problem is that I never got v6supercharger to work because the thread is a mess and I don't understand the instructions :/ Thanks though.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slainesco:
Good Morning

I am having a panic, i am going on holiday soon and i take lots of photos. I have just got the N7 and i have managed to put photos onto the N7 via an OTG cable + card reader with SD card inserted and using Nexus Media Importer. Now i can see them and select them in the gallery but when i plug in my Ext Hdd then N7 recognises it but i can transfer the photos over.

What am i doing wrong

Tansk in advance

Slaine
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RootTheMachine:
Be rooted and install StickMount.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bftb0:
You failed to appreciate the significance of the word "Importer" in the app's name.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slainesco:
is there a good exporter app then

when i attached my fat32 1tb hdd i use stickmount and it says MBR signature not found

any ideas
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bftb0:
You've barely said anything meaningful about your device - for instance if it is rooted (& what ROM and kernel you are using if so).

Your mileage will depend on both the kernel and ROM you have installed. I would think that most kernels should support FAT32, but the ROM used (e.g. stock) may not have an automounter/vold which will automatically mount the device as soon as it is plugged in.

For example, this is why people will use StickMount on lightly-rooted stock, but don't need it at all with CM10.1 - the stock kernel supports mounting of FAT HDDs, but the stock ROM doesn't take any actions automatically when they are plugged in.

Right now I'm running a recent CM10.1 nightly & just plugged into my N7:

1) a 8 GB FAT32 uSD card on a reader

2) a 150 GB HDD formatted in NTFS

In both cases, the USB device mounted (without any intervention on my part) successfully - but with the NTFS HDD in read-only mode. I would think it would have mounted the HDD in R/W mode had it been a FAT filesystem. Dismounting the devices was available via Settings->Storage.

Once you've got the device mounted, any root-aware file browser app should allow you (in principle) the ability to copy files bi-directionally. The "in principle" part is that I see reports on here complaining about successful mounts but no files showing up... so you are probably going to need to experiment.

good luck

PS I believe that SD cards in card readers can be written by Media Importer - why this doesn't extend to FAT HDDs I don't really know.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slainesco:
Sorry for the lack off info. I have only had the N7 for over a week and it isnt rooted as up until one hour ago i hadnt a clue what that meant. So i guess it is stock and ive sinced realised Stickmount wont work.

I can mount a 32gb stick no hassles but the fat32 1tb external hdd with power supply just comes up with mbr signature not found

thanks
[LG Optimus 2x] duarte11vieira:
Hello people, I have a LG Optimus 2X for long a time. But now I want to change my ROM and I want to try DjangoManoucheX (all ready downloaded it, version 1.6.1. 30b) and downloaded too a recovery (TWRP) but now I don't know how too do it. Can anyone point me a tutorial or teach me how to do it? Regards.

PS. Sorry my poor English but I am Portuguese.
[LG Optimus 2x] LilProphet:
There's a more recent version (1.6.5), I'd suggest you to get that one, it works better for me.

First make sure you have all the apps and all backupped, as everything will be wiped off your device. In TWRP, tap on Install button, select the DjangoManoucheX ROM you uploaded, select DO A FULL WIPE on the first screen, then follow the instructions. You can leave everything as defaulty selected, only change anything if you're sure that you need it differently. Then the ROM will install itself, on the last screen click finish, your device will reboot into the new system. Wait a minute or two after booting in, as the fresh system needs a little time to settle. Tell me if you need any more help.
[LG Optimus 2x] duarte11vieira:
Well I am find trouble installing TWRP, I am fallowing this tutorial:

1. Download and place the Recovery Image on the Desktop of your PC.

2. Install the Android Terminal Emulator App on your smartphone.

3. Connect your phone to your PC using the USB cable that came with it.

4. Transfer the Recovery Image to the root folder of your phone’s SD card. It is the topmost folder.

5. After the file transfer has been completed, disconnect your phone from the PC.

6. Open Android Terminal Emulator App on your smartphone.

7. Type in the following commands in the terminal:

su

cd /sdcard

dd if=recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p7

8. Reboot your smartphone using the Power button.

When I tape the commands on Terminal Emulator it`s says error no space left on device. Any help?

Cheers
[LG Optimus 2x] LilProphet:
Use AIO Toolkit from development section, it has all the instructions to install TWRP, it's a much easier method.

you have to connect it with apx mode (pull battery, press both volume buttons while you plugging in the USB cable) . are you rooted already on new bootloader?
[LG Optimus 2x] leotolkki:
i've used this method and worked very well. and i've migrated from cm7 old bootloader.

but a question. i've getting force closes with the camera app (i've chosed the ICS camera when was instaling [aroma])

thanks
[LG Optimus 2x] LilProphet:
go to app settings, select ICS Camera and clear data. If it still doesn't work, delete it and you can reinstall it from play store.
[LG Optimus 2x] leotolkki:
Not worked with clear data option. Still closing when capturing panoramas or making video with time lapse option. I will try second option (uninstall)

/edited. I've uninstalled and reinstall and only the video time lapse is fixed. Panorama still force closing.
[LG Optimus 2x] duarte11vieira:
Thanks for the help the ROM is installed and running smooth. Cheers.
[LG Optimus 2x] LilProphet:
I would say then to get rid of that app and install back stock ICS camera, and/or search for a camera app with panorama function. I included the original LG camera app here if you want it (it's from the ROM, so all credits go to LG and Carburano). Doesn't this have panorama function btw? I haven't used it.

I found you this free app with panorama function:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=panorama.activity

Or use CameraZoomFX (although it's paid).

I hope I could help!
[LG Optimus 2x] leotolkki:
I will try that solution. Thanks :)
[LG Optimus 2x] LilProphet:
You're welcome. btw stock camera's panorama works well for me.
[LG Optimus 2x] leotolkki:
When I've tried to install the installer says: "cannot install app".

What I'm doing wrong?
[LG Optimus 2x] LilProphet:
you have to move it to system / app folder with root browser or anything like that, then change the permissions to r-w-r-r (long press the file, permissions and only tick these in this order). it will be installed automatically then.
[LG Optimus 2x] LilProphet:
here are a few pics to make it easier, if you haven't done this

first pic is the root of your phone where you can find system folder, navigate there, you can find app folder inside, that's where you have to copy CameraApp.apk. Long press on it then the rest of the pics show how to change permissions.
[LG Optimus 2x] beki76:
Hi all, I install DM 1.6.1. and my o2x dont have any more suport for HDMI mod. When I conect HDMI cable on TV they donot funcioning.

Can some one help please
[LG Optimus 2x] LilProphet:
it works on 1.6.5 for me, it should also work on previous versions. have you tried all the available hdmi slots on your TV?
[LG Optimus 2x] beki76:
nop, they didnt work. Itraed with all HDMI inputs (2) :D. And in Setings dont have any in "PC connections" option for HDMI like in stock LG kernel.

Thx DM amigos
[One (M7) General] Crazysah:
Hello,

I promise this is the last time I ask this question.

T-Mobile version or Developer unlocked version? Price and space is not an issue for me.

I also live in New York City so I am in a reframed 1900MHz area.

Thanks,

Crazysah
[One (M7) General] htowngator:
You could always get sim unlocked 32gb for 579 but if you are tmo definitely get unlocked or dev.
[One (M7) General] kirdroid:
T-Mobile since it has the AWS bands... You might be in a refarmed area but it's nice to have the aws when you go into an area with out the 1900 refarm.
[One (M7) General] Crazysah:
I'm still not convinced either way. I don't travel much within the USA, so I don't think I'll be much in places without 1900MHz since I live in New York City.

So if I'm almost always in a 1900MHz reframed area, then I'll be just fine getting the developer edition right? The whole of New York is covered by the new 1900MHz right?
[One (M7) General] SmiLey497:
The city Queens and Long Island have been refarmed from where I've been. 1700mHz won't matter after LTE it's rolled out.
[One (M7) General] EclipzeRemix:
If you have T-Mobile get the Tmo version to secure the best possible speeds

Sent from my SGS 3 running 4.2.2
[One (M7) General] peachlai:
If space is not an issue for you, I would recommend T-mobile. I had Droid DNA (frequency the same as new one dev edition, except for LTE) on T-mobile in Tampa, which is a reframed 1900mhz area, and it didn't work very well. Having 1900mhz only makes you lose HSPA+ easily in a building. I chose dev. edition because I want 64GB and unlocked bootloader without losing warranty. Otherwise, I would choose T-mobile.
[One (M7) General] stevedebi:
I chose the t-mobile version and cancelled my dev order. I decided I could live with 32 gb. To tmo will have full aws speeds now and lte speeds later. The only advantage to the dev is that it has that extra memory. The tmo phone can easily be unlocked.
[One (M7) General] Crazysah:
Yeah, I guess.

Was it really that bad? I guess T-Mobile version it is.

Can the T-Mobile phone be legally unlocked if you buy it full price?
[One (M7) General] illestfob:
Once fully paid for you can request a sim unlock code from Tmobile. I've heard that they might make you wait 40 days from purchase before giving out the code.

To unlock the bootloader you can go to htcdev.com
[One (M7) General] THEindian:
Once you pay it in full, or after 3 months of service, they'll unlock it
[One (M7) General] deol 4ever:
I think they recently changed the unlock requirements so it's 40 days of full service and the phone has to be fully payed off
[One (M7) General] stevedebi:
If you mean SIM unlocked, I believe you have to wait 40 days. You can unlock the bootloader any time.
[One (M7) General] YoungAceAtlanta:
They both the same phone, its up you. if you travel a lot (Outside the country) then get the unlocked version.. or if you plan on switching carriers later on get the unlocked version.. regardless you'll be able to unlock the T-Mobile version also but deal with any bloatware they add and you'll have to wait for your carrier to approve updates

unlocked version roms can be flashed on the ATT/T-Mobile version .. plus the bootloader is unlocked on both..

If money isn't a issue then why are you even asking this question? just buy the unbranded version which supports LTE on both networks (if im correct) Just know T-Mobile won't replace it and you'll have to go thru HTC and their warranty agreements.. (if the unlocked bootloader even comes with warranty)

Its like you are asking "i got a billion dollars.. should i buy a Ferrari or buy a Bugatti ?"
[One (M7) General] peachlai:
It was so bad that my friend switched to Straight Talk... (I only visited Tampa for one month but my friend lives there) The only difference is that when New York has Tmobile LTE, new One dev. edition will work under LTE. But before LTE comes, it would probably be similar to what my friend experienced in Tampa.

Be Vegan, Make Peace ＼(^o^)／
[One (M7) General] Crazysah:
So assuming NYC gets LTE by the summer (I'll be gone to India anyway for the summer), I'll be fine getting by with one month of 2G. The Dev version has more bands right so supports it works better in most countries?
[One (M7) General] peachlai:
Yes, if outside of USA, I believe you'll have higher chance of getting a compatible frequency with Dev. Edition. I actually chose dev. edition over T-mobile because I am moving to a place where T-mobile has LTE. But my experience reminds me that I should test the speed before I switch from Straight Talk to T-mobile.

Be Vegan, Make Peace ＼(^o^)／
[One (M7) General] Crazysah:
I guess I'll order the dev version then and if I run into many problems, I'll sell it when I get back to the USA in August.

Thanks a lot!
[One (M7) General] alinefx:
1700 > 1900

I use the T-Mobile version in NYC, and it has better reception where I live as it accesses 1700 AWS HSPA+42, and I get better in building reception with that compared to 1900 (or the kick out to EDGE - ugh!), and voice calls are also better for some reason (not to mention Wifi calling - which I LOST when I flashed AR6 - if someone knows when the T-Mobile ROM will be out, let us know, can't wait to switch back and have that back).

The T-mobile version, even flashed with another rom, doesn't allow Hotspot natively without kicking u to sign up for a hotspot plan, whereas the AT&T version allows hotspot functionality without a headache once you flash another rom and replace the stock AT&T rom.
[One (M7) General] Crazysah:
I don't care about hotspot. So literally, the only thing I lose by going dev is the Wi-Fi calling?

Where in New York exactly do you live?
[One (M7) General] mouzaihem:
I am still torn between the Dev and TMO version, and both come in the mail tomorrow. I think I am going to go with the TMO version because I can't handle the reframed 3G, the second I am a foot away from my city I'm stuck with edge and as I type this I'm on edge in my house. Wish we know more about when LTE would launch specifically and in which markets. Would have made the decision easier.
[One (M7) General] Crazysah:
I think I might just go unto the store and check out the HTC zone a last time at Best Buy. I'll ask if they know anything. Otherwise, I guess I'll get the Dev version cause I know that works perfectly in India.
[One (M7) General] peachlai:
Yeah! Try it out. If you will be in India for the summer, than dev edition would work for you. Dev will still have good price when you sell it :D

Or, you can even sell it right before you leave India. I can imagine myself selling $800 or more in Taiwan for dev edition.

They don't have dev edition in Taiwan, even though hTC is based in Taiwan. How ironic....
[One (M7) General] qnet:
I used an Iphone 5 in my city which has the refarmed 1900Mhz band and it was very inconsistant. In my house I was alaways on Edge and when I left the house it always took a few minutes to lock onto a 3G signal. It would also constantly switch back and forth from 3G to edge but when it was on Edge it seemed to want to lock in and stay there LOL!

I intally ordered the dev edition becuase of the storage and being unlocked but I was always worried about how it would access the 1900Mhz band. I ended up canceling and getting the Tmo version when it was available.

The thing I noticed is that the Tmobile-banded phones seem to get consistanly higher speeds on their network. I had a GS3 an it almost always got faster speeds than my Nexus 4, which was no slouch.

To the OP, it seems like the Dev version may be better for you since you travel overseas.
[One (M7) General] shabazz18:
Easy. TMobile version hands down. The only version with wifi calling.
[One (M7) General] SmiLey497:
Here are a couple speed tests done with my developer One. Some were done in Corona, Queens and some in Manhasset, LI.
[One (M7) General] SmiLey497:
I'm pretty sure we would be able to flash a T-Mobile rom on the developer version. You could do it on the AT&T Galaxy S III and Note II.
[One (M7) General] Crazysah:
I guess it would be worse in the Bronx and Yonkers area?
[One (M7) General] stevedebi:
Those are Samsung phones. On the amaze one could not cross flash like that.
[One (M7) General] SmiLey497:
People with the AT&T HTC One have flashed the international roms with no problem.

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I don't know.
[One (M7) General] stevedebi:
We are speaking of flashing the tmo radio, not a Rom.
[One (M7) General] SmiLey497:
I was talking about a rom which you quoted me on. You don't need a T-Mobile radio for Wi-Fi calling only the rom.
[One (M7) General] alinefx:
That, and the lack of 1700 AWS - which in my opinion is needed to get away from E (EDGE) showing up A LOT, even in refarmed areas. In my place in Washington Heights, my AWS T-Mobile version beats out AT&T version's HSPA speeds (I seem to get a lot less LTE with an HTC stock ROM running on the AT&T version, so am going to switch back to an AT&T ROM till I can get it SIM unlocked), whereas if I put the T-Mobile SIM in my Xperia Z or iPhone 5, EDGE is mostly what I will get indoors, with 3G (or "4G") showing up only near windows, and speeds in the low 0.20 Mbp's. With the T-Mo version, I get +5 Mbps minimum with 1 bar of signal strength running HSPA+42 due to the AWS band on that device.
[One (M7) General] SmiLey497:
1700 HSPA AWS won't matter by the end of the year.

http://www.tmonews.com/2013/01/t-mobiles-network-modernization-what-is-it-where-can-i-get-coverage/

"T-Mobile plans on refarming its entire 229-city footprint for HSPA+ on PCS spectrum by mid-2013."

http://www.fiercewireless.com/story...city/2012-10-16?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss
[One (M7) General] kirdroid:
By then another super phone would have come and no one cares about the One. Buy what works best now and also future proof.

It's an easy decision to buy the T-Mobile version if you are on T-Mobile.
[One (M7) General] SmiLey497:
A little more of comparison here is my AT&T Note II with AWS HSPA+ unlocked.

Here is the One with PCS HSPA+
[One (M7) General] Element515:
I don't understand, the unlocked phones say they have aws... Is that not the 1700 spectrum?
[One (M7) General] SmiLey497:
The unlocked phones have AWS LTE but not AWS HSPA available. There was a mod that enabled AWS HSPA on the AT&T Note II so hopefully there will be one for the One,
[One (M7) General] shabazz18:
The ROM may work, but wifi calling is implemented in other ways.
[One (M7) General] stevedebi:
Huh? I think the original issue was flashing the AWS frequencies onto a DEV phone.
[One (M7) General] illestfob:
Huh? I dont get it. So your Note 2 getting 1700 band is more inconsistent (and slower it seems) than the One getting only the 1900 band? Isn't that the opposite of what to expect?
[One (M7) General] SmiLey497:
Yeah, I don't get it. The only benefit I see right now for me is getting 4G instead of Edge. At my gym with the Note II I used to get 2-3 bars 4G but with the One I get 5 bars EDGE. Hopefully that will be taken care when LTE rolls out.
[One (M7) General] illestfob:
Once my dev edition comes in I'm gonna be constantly checking my 4g everywhere I go lol. Someone said 1900band gets lost easily inside buildings
[One (M7) General] Crazysah:
So basically what this means is that we will be fine without the 1700MHz band? Especially with LTE coming early in the summer. Right?
[One (M7) General] MinimalistChris:
Yeah, basically, but as long as you're in the 1900MHz refarmed area. In the meantime, if you aren't, then you're going to be on EDGE speeds, and that's not fun. By the end of the year most everybody on T-Mobile is supposed to be alright... emphasis on the "supposed"
[One (M7) General] qnet:
That's what I was aftraid of. When I had the Iphone 5 it behaved the same way in some areas.
[One (M7) General] oryan_dunn:
From their updated policy on April 16th, no need to wait 40 days.

http://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-1588

Also, even though they'll refarm most of PCS for HSPA+, they'll leave a slice of PCS on EDGE for older phones. Also, they will leave HSPA+ on AWS for all those T-Mo HSPA+ phones that don't include PCS HSPA+ compatibility.