yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Thinkpad Tablet General] Socke-2001:
Are there differences between the NANDROID backups of the 16GB/32GB/64GB (3G) TPT WE versions?

Or is it possible to reset my 32GB device with an NANDROID backup from a 16GB/64GB TPT?
[Thinkpad Tablet General] da_reeseboy:
No differences in the rom between 16/32/64gb...
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] tomy786:
hi all ..

i m new in this forum ..i check all forum and now i try my self many tiems but every time i get error to unlock my phone ..

problem is when i try to upgarde it from useing XDA-developers-SER-v12

its show error that my sx56 ver is A.20 and its cant upgarde to 3.17..

man what i do i have to unlock it ..

BEST rEGARDS
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Biso007:
Try the SD upgrade method ... it by-passes the verfications mechnisme
[HTC One X] guido3300:
Hey guys I've recently updated to JB and I'm running OneXDroiDed 3.1.0 which works fine but for some reason whenever I plug my phone to my PC it reads my internal storage as read only, I can't seem to add anything, strangely on recovery it does work fine. The biggest letdown of this is that my ROM doesn't update my music library or pics unless I take a picture with the camera. Has anyone experienced this? Could it be a kernel issue?
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
I think its not kernel related, i think its due to the fact that HTC removed usb mass storage out off jellybean. It only contains MTP storage. Media Transfer Protocol. Works fine with me btw.

But there are roms that enables usb mass storage again unofficial, like the Viper X ;)
[HTC One X] guido3300:
This ROM has usb mass storage and it just won't work. I don't know what to do to fix it. The ROM thread was closed due some themes problems. I'm not sure
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Have you even tried a different rom with ums to test it ?
[Java for Android App Development] rampo:
Hi,

what is the command to reboot in recovery bootloader ecc?

I will insert in my app through this library
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
The command for rebooting is

reboot

Use that to reboot into recovery:

reboot recovery

For bootloader you need to use adb:

adb reboot-bootloader
[Java for Android App Development] pinpong:
Runtime.getRuntime().exec(new String[]{"su","-c","reboot bootloader"});
[Java for Android App Development] rampo:
Not permitted
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
He wants to use RootTools.

For that use:

Command command = new Command(0, "reboot bootloader") {

[MENTION=439709]override[/MENTION]
public void output(int id, String line) {
//TODO: Do something with the output here
}
};
RootTools.getShell(true).add(command).waitForFinish();

EDIT: [MENTION=439709]override[/MENTION]: The first letter needs to be upper case (Doesn't let me as it thinks of it as a mentioning function.)

---------- Post added at 10:02 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:00 PM ----------

First you need to be a root user.

Type "su" as the first command.

If you use RootTools you can execute commands as root without having to type "su" the way I gave you above.

Second adb commands must be launched from your computer.
[Java for Android App Development] rampo:
Same logcat : "Not permited!"

Don't warry man ;)

Already done.

Ok, thanks.

Yes, i know, but i've tried
[Java for Android App Development] rampo:
Same "Not permited!" :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
In the screenshot you did not.

If I type "su", then press enter and then "reboot recovery", everything works fine.

Look at this for rebooting into bootloader: http://www.androidcentral.com/android-201-10-basic-terminal-commands-you-should-know

EDIT: You can see whether you typed "su" by looking at the last character of one line. If it is a # instead of a $, you typed "su".
[Java for Android App Development] rampo:
There is a "#"

.

Not for me, i said this in my second post

HTC One, stock rooted ROM
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
Then it is because of the implementation of the reboot command of your ROM. On my Samsung Galaxy Ace with AOKP it is working fine.

Maybe you could compile your own busybox and include the reboot command. Then copy it into the data directory of your app and run the commands by typing their full path like this:

/data/data/com.example.app/files/busybox reboot recovery
[Java for Android App Development] rampo:
Mmm, if i add this myself-compiled busybox version to my app, this will work with all devices?

Because as you can read in the first post, the command should be written in the app I'm working on.

Or there is a universal another command or another way to do it?
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
I really thought that you could use the "reboot recovery" on every device.

However, this is one of the best examples for different implementations on different devices. For example on some phones the "ls" command is linked to "ls -l" (Source). That is why busybox is always the better way. It is working the same on all devices and ROMs.

You need to compile it yourself because the one which is installed by this app does not include the reboot command.

I think that there is no other way as the "universal" did not work on your device. Maybe anotherone has a better idea, but I do not think so.
[Java for Android App Development] rampo:
Thanks man, I've tried

su
reboot recovery

and

su
reboot bootloader

in my Galaxy Nexus, it works.

I will develop and test the app on Nexus, pure Google software
[Java for Android App Development] Androguide.fr:
You could grab the reboot binary (I attached mine from the nexus 7), put it in /system/xbin then do this in terminal :

su
chmod 775 /system/xbin/reboot

After which, reboot/reboot-recovery/reboot-bootloader should work.

If this works, you can include the binary in the assets folder of your app, then copy it to /system/xbin and chmod it in your code.

File sdCard = Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory().toString();

File update = new File( sdCard + "reboot");
if (update.exists()) {
System.out.println("reboot binary already exists on sdcard");
} else {
try {
update.createNewFile();
System.out.println("File created successfully");
InputStream is = getAssets().open("reboot");
FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream(update);
byte[] buffer = new byte[1024];
int length = 0;
while ((length = is.read(buffer)) > 0) {
fos.write(buffer, 0, length);
}
System.out.println("reboot binary successfully moved to sdcard");
// Close the streams
fos.flush();
fos.close();
is.close();
} catch (IOException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
Process process = null;
process = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("su");

DataOutputStream os = new DataOutputStream(
process.getOutputStream());
os.writeBytes("busybox mount -o remount,rw /system"+"\n");
os.writeBytes("cp -f " + sdCard + "/reboot /system/xbin/reboot" + "\n");
os.writeBytes("chmod 775 /system/xbin/reboot" + "\n");
os.writeBytes("rm -f " + sdCard + "/reboot " + "\n");
os.writeBytes("busybox mount -o remount,ro /system"+"\n");
os.writeBytes("exit\n");
os.flush();
process.waitFor();

private void rebootToRecovery() {

Process process = null;
process = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("su");

DataOutputStream os = new DataOutputStream(
process.getOutputStream());
os.writeBytes("reboot recovery"+"\n");
os.writeBytes("exit\n");
os.flush();
process.waitFor();
}

Damn, we really need syntax highlighting and indentation in the code forum tags...
[Java for Android App Development] rampo:
Genial :cool:

And there is a command for SafeMode reboot?
[Java for Android App Development] Androguide.fr:
What do you mean by SafeMode ?
[Java for Android App Development] nikwen:
Really great idea. :good: Respect!

Just one thing I would do another way: I would copy the reboot binary to the data folder of the app so that the system is not modyfied.

If the default reboot binary has some additional functions which the system needs, there could go something wrong.
[Java for Android App Development] PhAkEer:
Simply type

su
reboot
[Java for Android App Development] Androguide.fr:
Yeah you're definitely right, would be better practice :good:

Dude, just read the thread...
[Java for Android App Development] mathan7:
ok how to safemode on command ?
[Java for Android App Development] Zatta:
Safe mode? As in properly shutting down the device? That is only permitted (with the right permission obviously) for system apps. See the documentation for powermanager.

http://developer.android.com/reference/android/os/PowerManager.html#reboot(java.lang.String)

In my apps I use the "su reboot" command on the shell.

Verstuurd vanaf mijn GT-I9300 met Tapatalk 4
[Java for Android App Development] SeaFargo:
Maybe it's the wrong thread, but it goes close to my solution, I guess.

I'm looking for a safe shotdown/reboot command to be invoked from a rooted ssh shell. I mean the reboot procedute who closes the process and unmount the devices before reboot. The standard one, with Jelly Bean logo and progress bar, to be clear. Offcourse I have full root access.

Reboot is too fast and make some instability in the next reboot ...

Maybe some intent to invoke with "am" command also? Do you have any suggestion?

Thanks in advance for your kind reply. :)
[Java for Android App Development] arpitkh96:
I think that is only possible by using system API's.Not Sure
[HTC Desire S] mygamers:
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[HTC Desire S] mygamers:
SVHD ModPack v1.2.1

SVHD ModPack v1.2.1

Aroma Installer

Remove Unneeded Apps And Keyboard Languages

Sense Resourece:

-- Sense 4.1 Icon And Resource Files

-- Sense 5 Icon And Resource Files

System Mods:

--SMS Screen On

--Volume Wake

Launcher Setting

-- Lite Sense 4.1 Rosie Mods (4x4/5x4/5x5 AppDrawer)

-- DeSense Mod
​

v1.2.1

-Fully compatible with v2.1.0

-Remove Unusefull apps Now is very Better

-Added MMS Screen On Mod

-Added Volume Wake Mod

v1.2.0

v1.2.0

-Now Its compatible with SVHD v2.0.0

-Removed Lockscreen Mod (Will add later. needs some changes In Rom)

-Removed Full Sense Mods

v1.1.0

-Added Remove Unusful System Apps

-Added Remove Unneeded Keyboard Languages

-Added 2 Launcher (Apex/Nova) When you Choose DeSense

-Added 4x4/5x4/5x5 Mod For Lite Rosie

-Added Wipe Cache and Dalvik Choose

-New Method for Aroma Installer

v1.0.0

-Initial Realase
​

Includes The Rom Zip

​
[HTC Desire S] mygamers:
User Banner

Thanks to Ramtin​
[HTC Desire S] BartuG:
Cool, downloading now :)

Swifted with Desire S with Sense 4.

I also have an iPad 2 iOS6, jail broken.

HTC One here I come!
[HTC Desire S] Librastar:
UI size

Please if anyone has tested it on saga device..can he tell me about the Ui size, becase recently i tried Sabsa Prime & vipersaga Roms and found that they have a small UI for saga devices,??
[HTC Desire S] AndroGio:
Downloading and...

my antivirus report an Android trojan: Plankton.I (variant)

I think I'm not gonna flash...

[EDIT] it's the flash_player_installer.apk who seems to have the trojan
[HTC Desire S] Librastar:
Does it have aroma Installer with custom installation tweaks??
[HTC Desire S] mygamers:
It has Aroma Installer

You can Download Mods/Skins/BatteryMods/... From SVHD HUB
[HTC Desire S] wildstang83:
I performed a test of the files contained in both zips provided for download in the OP and did not find any virus, trojan, or whatever. All seems good here.
[HTC Desire S] nodeffect:
I have a question, how do I change the icons and themes back to sense 4.1?
[HTC Desire S] Csacsifiu:
sense 5

Here are some sense 5 look screenshots from the rom:

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[HTC Desire S] AndroGio:
thanks! maybe it was a false positive...

flashing it..
[HTC Desire S] 7827505059:
Nyc Work..

nice work..

your rom is really pretty.. :D
[HTC Desire S] Librastar:
How is its performence??

If anyone has tried it plz post some screenshots of Antutu or Quadarnt scores?
[HTC Desire S] Csacsifiu:
cpu: 245-1497

Governor: performance

Two tests with oc settings:

View attachment 1894881 View attachment 1894882

And one with stock settings:

View attachment 1895103
[HTC Desire S] pramod.shinde1981:
Is it overclocked settings?
[HTC Desire S] madboxgr:
Yeap. It's overclocked to 1,4GHz
[HTC Desire S] NVardan:
This ROM looks interesting. I have just a one question.

How is the battery life?
[HTC Desire S] PVL_93_RU:
Users reported that there is no Russian translations is some parts of the ROM, like the dialer
[Motorola Droid 3] jessman1128:
My Verizon Wireless Droid 3 stopped booting normally on Tuesday evening. It has not been rooted or anything like that. When I boot it now, once the boot sequence has finished instead of displaying the home screen it stays stuck on the red animated boot screen for a little while and then goes completely blank. I cannot do anything with the phone - none of the buttons work. I can hear some audio notifications however so it seems to be booted completely, but locked to any user input. I get the same behavior when booting it in safe mode. If I call my cell phone from a landline, it receives the call, displays the incoming call on the screen, and I can accept or reject it using the normal screen swipe motions. When the call is answered, I can talk/hear as well as use the in-call dial pad. I cannot, however, use any of the 4 buttons at the bottom of the phone or access the notification bar at the top of the screen. As soon as the call ends, the screen becomes unusable/blank again.

Once booted in this state, after a couple of minutes it sort of resets, in that it sounds/displays the "Droid" message, followed by the red animated boot screen. However, if connected to my computer when this happens, the two external drives do not disappear, which seems to indicate that the phone is still at least semi-booted during this time? If left alone, that cycle repeats and repeats (every few minutes it sounds/displays "Droid" then the red animated boot screen).

When I connect a USB cable to my computer while the phone is up in this state, it displays two empty external drives.

Through research on this forum and others I have downloaded/installed adb and the Android SDK. I cannot get adb to recognize the phone, presumably because I'm quite sure USB Debugging was not enabled on my phone before it started acting up.

When booting via FastBoot and connecting via USB it recognizes a "Android ADB Interface" device in device manager, however adb itself still does not recognize the device.

Doing a factory reset is not an option at this point due to encrypted files/photos on the phone/sd card. I had to turn encryption on in order to use my corporate e-mail on the phone.

The boot menu gives me these options:

Normal Powerup

Recovery

AP Fastboot

BP SBF Flash

BP Only

BP HW Diag & Boot AP

BP Tools

Can anyone give me some advice on gaining access to the phone via adb or anything else? I've seen mention of Early USB Enumeration on some other androids, but am not seeing this option on my phone anywhere.
[Motorola Droid 3] jessman1128:
Forgot to mention that I also tried wiping the phone's cache via the recovery menu, but to no avail.
[Motorola Droid 3] Skreelink:
Since you said you can receive calls, during a call, place in speakerphone mode and hit the HOME button. It should background the call to the notification bar and unlock sliding down the notification bar and take you to the home screen. (using AT&T I can do this to stay in call and browse/do whatever on data while in a call).

Have someone (or you) call the phone, press home, then hit Menu > Settings > Applications > debugging and enable USB debugging. This should get you ADB, do NOT hang up during this just in case. ;)
[Motorola Droid 3] jessman1128:
I can place the call in speaker mode, but the home button (plus the other 3) still do not work, nor does the notification bar (although I can see the notification bar). At some point it did delegate the call to the notification bar (although not immediately after placing it in speaker mode), but at that point the rest of the screen went black and only the notification bar was visible (but not accessible). I did receive a message this time, right before answering the call, that process Home Screen was stuck or something and it prompted me to either force close or wait. I told it to wait. And now it just initiated a partial reboot, even though I was still in-call.
[Motorola Droid 3] jessman1128:
Also, in case it's relevant, I am using LauncherPro as my home screen.
[Motorola Droid 3] Skreelink:
Sounds like something may have happened to LauncherPro, and since it's your default launcher, the home button isn't going back to regular motorola home. Try booting the phone and (hoping) if it has a data connection, on your PC go to https://play.google.com/apps login, it should display your devices, click on your Droid 3, find LauncherPro, and uninstall remotely. It should be the small trash-can next to where it says 'installed'

OR you can try installing another launcher, such as ADW, Go Launcher, etc. and remotely installing it, then hitting home, which SHOULD reprompt for default launcher/home.

Maybe do a combination of the two, just to insure you're not stuck without a launcher at all, though not rooting, MotorolaHome shouldn't have been affected.
[Motorola Droid 3] jessman1128:
You are a lifesaver. You rock. You are awesome. I'd click Thanks on your post one thousand times if it would let me. I have my phone back!

I followed both suggestions - I loaded the Play store on my computer and installed ADW as well as removed Launcher Pro plus a few other apps. It took I think 3 boot cycles before it finished making all of those changes on my phone (because it would only stay up for 1-2 minutes each time), but once it was done I had my phone back.

I could access my pics on my phone then, but not on my computer. Due to them being encrypted you have to connect in PC Mode for it to decrypt them properly when copying to the computer, but in PC Mode it wasn't registering the right drivers. Took me awhile to track down the proper ones online (I was looking at Verizon when it was actually Motorola drivers I needed), but I finally found them and installed them and just finished copying over all my pics to my computer - and verified they decrypted properly.

In recent weeks I've been kicking around the idea of rooting my phone and installing a custom rom. Thinking this might be a good time to try it now that I have everything copied off of my phone now. I don't know much about custom roms though. Do you happen to know if any of the available ones for D3 will support corporate e-mail?
[Motorola Droid 3] doogald:
Good news. But, do yourself a favor - try activating a service that automatically uploads all photos, such as Google+ or Dropbox or Sugrasync. That way if you ever get to a point where you need to factory reset you'll have copies of your photos somewhere else.
[Motorola Droid 3] Skreelink:
Most likely any roms that are built on the D3 source will unless they stripped it. I use Maverick rom 4.0 myself, it is based on 906 with enhancements, debloat, themed, etc. There are still many bugs to work out on AOSP built roms (cyanogenmod, aokp, etc. Any ics/jb roms). I would suggest sticking with a stable gb rom if it is your business phone. :)
[Motorola Droid 3] jessman1128:
That sounds like a good idea. I wonder, though, if those services would upload the encrypted or decrypted version of the photos. I'll have to test it and see.
[Motorola Droid 3] jessman1128:
Hmm, ok. I'll have to give it some more thought then. It's my personal phone, but I do have my work e-mail setup on it and access it fairly regularly. I don't absolutely need to have my work e-mail on my phone, but it's certainly very helpful to have it setup there.

I've also been thinking about doing a factory reset, as the phone in general has gotten progressively slower as time goes on. Thinking the factory reset might help in that regard. I wonder if there's any way to remove some of the stock Verizon apps I never use when doing a factory reset. I'll have to look into that. I guess I should go search these forums again!
[Motorola Droid 3] jessman1128:
I setup FolderSync to upload my photos to Google Drive and it is successfully uploading them in decrypted form. Thank you for the suggestion!
[HTC Incredible S] mygamers:
Useres : Please Don`t Make Mirror

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[HTC Incredible S] mygamers:
SVHD ModPack v1.2.1

SVHD ModPack v1.2.1

Aroma Installer

Remove Unneeded Apps And Keyboard Languages

Sense Resourece:

-- Sense 4.1 Icon And Resource Files

-- Sense 5 Icon And Resource Files

System Mods:

--SMS Screen On

--Volume Wake

Launcher Setting

-- Lite Sense 4.1 Rosie Mods (4x4/5x4/5x5 AppDrawer)

-- DeSense Mod
​

v1.2.1

-Fully compatible with v2.1.0

-Remove Unusefull apps Now is very Better

-Added MMS Screen On Mod

-Added Volume Wake Mod

v1.2.0

v1.2.0

-Now Its compatible with SVHD v2.0.0

-Removed Lockscreen Mod (Will add later. needs some changes In Rom)

-Removed Full Sense Mods

v1.1.0

-Added Remove Unusful System Apps

-Added Remove Unneeded Keyboard Languages

-Added 2 Launcher (Apex/Nova) When you Choose DeSense

-Added 4x4/5x4/5x5 Mod For Lite Rosie

-Added Wipe Cache and Dalvik Choose

-New Method for Aroma Installer

v1.0.0

-Initial Realase
​

Includes The Rom Zip

​
[HTC Incredible S] mygamers:
User Banners

Thanks to Ramtin​
[HTC Incredible S] Superfasty:
Damn, I did and totally forgot. Now I feel stupid, sorry everyone!
[HTC Incredible S] iverse83:
after installing 1.5.2 the camera does not work nothing
[HTC Incredible S] mygamers:
Rom updated

Enjoy new update

All camera problems fixed

And also this ora includes v1.5.1/v1.5.2 files

So all useres from v1.5.0/v1.5.1/v1.5.2 can install this OTA

OTA can be download by SVHD Updater or Download it from OP
[HTC Incredible S] vieose:
Battery mods still don't works :((
[HTC Incredible S] gmkv:
hi,any one cane help,what nedet to do for heave My Location- location widget ,in this rom?

thank you
[HTC Incredible S] iverse83:
camera works in all

bug speaker call does not work

bug called in some writing are not translated

thanks for your work
[HTC Incredible S] roaydempsey:
nice rom

its very smooth

may we have transparent rosie?

its just a preference

nice rom:good:
[HTC Incredible S] vieose:
My call speaker is working, and everything is translated for me (ger)
[HTC Incredible S] mygamers:
ScreenShot on OP Changed ;)
[HTC Incredible S] mygamers:
Good News For that useres Wants Stock Sense 4.1 Icons :)

Check SVHD HUB

Mods Tab
[HTC Incredible S] azoz123456:
SVHD HUB for me doesn't work:confused:
[HTC Incredible S] mygamers:
Error Or FC?

take a screenshot from Mod Tab to I check
[HTC Incredible S] Derrick21:
In line Mic works ?