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[Motorola Droid RAZR] oman14:
OK here is how to make your stock cable into a factory cable http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2075647

Now that will let you flash it without it being charged. I would recommended flashing a stock sbf for your phone model and provider also make sure you use the jb one ics won't work. Also I recommend using rsd for the flashing process
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Jwezesa:
OK thanks I'll soldier one up tonight and try it out. Can someone send me a link to the sbf files? Which version of rsd is recommended?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] oman14:
What phone do you have? What version of Android are you on/ and what service provider?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Jwezesa:
Xt912, Verizon on the latest jb ota
[Motorola Droid RAZR] oman14:
Here you go! http://sbf.droid-developers.org/cdma_spyder/list.php
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Jwezesa:
Thanks for your help. I tried the cable but my iron is too big to complete the job and I pulled out the wires by mistake. I spent the $10 shipped on eBay instead. It should be here by Friday and I'll sbf. Haven't done so since my droid 2/x days lol
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Jwezesa:
after many tries of plugging in usb, it finally went into fastboot where RSD was able to recognized it. I SBF'd, it completed then said it needed to reboot. It wouldn't reboot on its on probably because I had the program factory usb cable attached. Still got nothing after that, power button, hold vol down, hold both, wall charger, pc charger etc...I still get a white blinking light then solid then off when in the wall charger. The computer just makes the connect and disconnect noise for like 4 minutes then it does nothing. I'm still having trouble trying to get it back into fastboot with factory cable, its totally random when it decides to accept it. I'm out of ideas?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] LuckiestNut419:
Do you have a multimeter? And if so, have you ever removed the back of your phone?

If you're willing to, (at your own risk, as this will void a warranty), you can remove the back of the phone, and check the voltage/amps on your battery and charging contacts. Unscrew the contacts (using a very, very small torx driver), and check the voltage on the battery (3.8~ I believe), and voltage/amps on the phone contacts with the charger plugged in (and battery disconnected). If there is current, then the battery is being charged. Watch the behavior of the phone and LED as you're doing this, as it could tell you if and when you current is steady. I may be wrong, but a flashing LED means charging, and steady means charged/not charging (for various reasons). There may be a physical problem with the USB port on your phone, causing intermittent connection problems, leading to the flashing and power-up issues altogether.

In reference to the connect/ disconnect on the computer, in Control Panel>Device Manager>USB Controllers, I uninstalled (not disabled) both my Root Hubs and Host Controllers, and Windows being Windows, it automatically reinstalled the proper drivers. Voila, my phone was once again recognized. (Done with my SGS3, though device type is moot with this idea.)

Good luck!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Jwezesa:
I've spent too much wasted time messing with it. To the graveyard drawer with the droid 1, HTC rezound and now the RAZR it goes
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] insomni:
Does anyone know how to disable the sound made when making contact with a wireless charger on a rooted m919? File location, anything would be helpful. The sound wakes my wife up. Its gotta go. TiA.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] insomni:
I'm on tbe darthstalker rom. I tried the nottach mod bit it doesnt seem to work for this setting with this rom.

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] pcorlatan:
From my understanding the same charging sound is used whether you're wireless charging or using a cable. I'm kind of an amateur so this may be a dumb way to do it but when I wanted to get rid of a charging sound I was able to replace the charging sound (which is in .ogg file format) with a silent one called Silent.ogg which you can download from this post. XDA doesnt allow .ogg file extension attachments so it's in a zip. Download and unzip it and rename it to Silent.ogg for convenience.

On my phone I use Root Explorer but you can use any file manager app that allows you to modify system files. The charging sound is in /system/media/audio/ui and is called Charger_Connection.ogg so in Root Explorer first navigate to wherever you downloaded Silent.ogg and copy it. Navigate to the above path and tap the "Mount R/W" button at the top. Paste the Silent.ogg file. Rename Charger_Connection.ogg to something like oldChargerConnection.ogg or whatever you'll recognize as a backup in case you ever want to restore it. Then rename Silent.ogg to Charger_Connection.ogg making sure it has the capitals and everything. Once done reboot into recovery and Fix Permissions. I usually clear cache and dalvik also. As a backup I emailed myself the Silent.ogg and ChargerConnection.ogg files in case I ever need them again.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] iAliosha:
Do not use Silent.ogg from the linked post above.

It is a looped ogg and will keep playing silently in the background preventing your headphones from working until you reset your phone. Took me a while to figure this out;)
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wathou6:
Can anyone post a stock version of the system files for the i537 MF3? I forgot to make a backup of the files after rooting. Thanks
[Asus Transformer TF700] Dirthawg:
Sorry for my noob question as I'm sure this is trivial to most users here. I would like to upgrade from Cromi 4.6.1-10.6.1.15.3/USDEODEX to Cromi 5.0 RC2 as noted here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=44978968&postcount=5625

I'm Unlocked, Rooted, and have TWRP installed.

I've rebooted into recovery and made a Nandroid backup of my current setup. Then went back and made a wipe and attempted to install the 5.0 RC2 .zip from an external micro SD. I receive a "failed" response. So I restored the Nandroid and I'm back where I started.

I'm rather new to flashing Android ROM's and was very successful in getting to this point by the very detailed instructions in the Cromi thread which I followed to a T. :o

My question is why am I getting a failed response? Not sure what I'm doing wrong?

Any help would be much appreciated.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
RC2 is not signed yet so if you have signature verification turned on turn it off in TWRP before flashing. If it happens then you have a bad download so download it again please.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Dirthawg:
Very well, will give that a try and will report back. Would that setting be easy to find or do I need to have a look around under the advanced settings?
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
The box to uncheck is right above the "Swipe" button before you flash the rom.

sbdags full release roms are usually signed (and it says so in the zip file's name). If the zip is not signed, turn off the verification. For unsigned zips it may be a good idea to check md5sum to make sure you have a good download.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Dirthawg:
Thanks, found it and unchecked it. Installed without a hitch.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ronnienyc:
Considering getting one of the latest rooted ROMs, but only if the battery life is improved. Anyone know of they bare better than stock 4.1.2?

Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ragnar:
Any rom can be great because the rom itself really has not much bearing on battery life at all. What's going to impact battery life is kernel, user setup and how you use your device.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ronnienyc:
Ok. So are the 4.2.2 kernels better in terms of battery life?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyhdownsouth:
I tried a bunch of them, BMS gave me the best results

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] devastatorx:
This! More than anything, that line right there. My wife keeps asking me why her battery life is terrible and mine is amazing. I've got both phones on the exact same ROM (mrom), same setup, but she can barely get through the day, whereas I plugged in last night before bed and I was at 68%. I keep telling her it's facebooks fault...she's convinced I just hate facebook. That's beside the point...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyhdownsouth:
Here is my stats when I was running BMS kernel

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyhdownsouth:
It is Facebook's fault if using the app. I use mobile website with no issues and no battery drain.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] devastatorx:
Yep, she uses the app. That thing just eats the battery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ragnar:
There are options to fix this issue with apps like that. Facebook is probably the worst with 20+ processes running in the background. Greenify is a great app to deal with those issues.

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[HTC One X] seleu:
hi! :) Sorry if this been asked before, but hey not all cases are the same .. and basically I need help with the following, I'm no noob in Android but a little in regard to HOX, since I come from a galaxy nexus and with that phone I had no problem to install roms rooting etc. .. but with this I find something more complicated, because I see that people talks about of CID and things like that.

Somehow I need help with this: i know that the 4.2.2 update already come out for the HOX in Europe .. but I'm from Venezuela, and I doubt i will get the update for my phone, so I decided to flash an ota that roam the Internet or here on XDA.. so, first i see that you need to have certain CID for flashing the rom, and i don't think my CID is correct, because it is BSTAR301, at least that says an app that i downloaded from the play store, but if you know other way to know the CID that is more accurate tell me and i do that and then tell you, but if this BSTAR301 is really my CID then fine.. I see that the phone has to be 3.20.401.1 but my phone has a similar number: 3.14.518.34, i dont know if for the same thing but i dont see anywhere on my phone this one 3.20.401.1.. that's it for that part, then I know I have to unlock the bootloader, and install a custom recovery, I have no problem with those two but my question is, what should I do now? I really want to install that update! Below are my data that shows my HOX, and is for you to tell me whether I can install the update via recovery or not, or what should i do.

Android version: 4.1.1

Sign HTC Version: 4 +

Software Version: 3.14.518.34 710RD

HTC level SDK api: 4.63

HTC extention Version: htcextension_sense_45_1

Kernel Version: 3.1.10

Baseband version: 5.1204.162.29

Number of compilation: 3.14.518.34

I think that would be all you would need .. oh and of course, the phones is 100% stock.

Last thing, is somehow i can install the update, is there anyway that i dont have to lose my configuration and everything? like a real ota update you know? I mean I dont need to make a full wipe right? Since I do not want to lose all my settings but I want to make as if he really was updated via ota.

Well now, sorry for the speech but was the only way to explain what I need hope you can help me :)
[HTC One X] Tigerlight:
Bootloader (power + vol. down) will tell you what HBoot version you have.

I'm not sure what HBoot came with the 3.14.518.34 software but if it is 1.39 you can install a custom 4.2.2 Sense 5 ROM. I believe that is the lowest HBoot version that supports 4.2.2 Sense 5.

Otherwise, it is simply a case of, you will have to wait for an official OTA update on your CID, if you ever get it.

If you CAN install a custom ROM, if your HBoot version is high enough, you WILL have to full wipe.
[HTC One X] seleu:
Thanks for your replay! i enter fastboot mode, and this is what i get:

*****LOCKED*****

ENDEAVORU PVT SHIP S-ON RH

HBOOT-1.39.0000

CPLD-None

MICROP-None

RADIO-5.1204.162.29

eMMC-bootmode: disabled

CPU-bootmode: diabled

HW Secure boot: enabled

MODEM PATH : OFF

Dec 17 2012,13:59:37

Thats all it says, dont see any of the CID thing, but well, it looks like i have the right HBOOT. but the thing is, i dont want a custom rom, i want an stock rom, the 4.2.2 stock that came out recently in europe that i repeat, dont thing will come out on my country because all the good things allways get here real late ¬¬.

so that, i want to keep my phone completely stock for now, maybe on the future i will flash a custom rom, because its not like i have something against those :P thats why i told that i dont want to lose my settings and things like that :)
[HTC One X] Tigerlight:
There is an app in the Play Store called CID Getter, it will confirm your CID for you.

To the best of my knowledge, for that CID and/or software number, there is NO upgrade path to 4.18.401.2 that does not involve a custom ROM.
[HTC One X] seleu:
that's the app i used before to get my CID, and as i say i get BSTAR301 i don't know why is so different from other HOX that says HTC_001 and thing like that.

i want to update my HOX but i don't want a custom rom :'( why is had to be so hard for me ¬¬

oh and i never tell you before, but mine is a tegra 3!
[HTC One X] nogotaclue:
As [MENTION=2433199]Tigerlight[/MENTION] has already mentioned you cannot get stock 4.2.2 sense 5 for your cid, the only option you have is a custom Rom. I am using maximus 2.1.0.0, it is based on official 4.2.2 release but has extra features and is as close as you can get to stock. Everything works as it should. There are also other Rom's which will work on your handset like bugx or arhd and many others, all of which are built on the same official 4.2.2 base.

Now go get the cakes
[HTC One X] seleu:
Well, i guess i dont hace another choice! But i will use the most perfect rom and the most bugless because i dont want to be jumping from one rom to another! Thanks for all your replays, you've been very helpful to me :)

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[HTC One X] Craiglivesey94:
Can't he just follow this method? I thought the CID was bypassed through this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_TMEXoJ6W8&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[HTC One X] Tigerlight:
You cannot 'bypass' CID as such. There has to be a compatible HBoot available for your CID. He has a compatible HBoot version.

But he does NOT want to flash anything. He wants STOCK. No custom recovery, no custom ROM.

---------- Post added at 03:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:51 PM ----------

Maximus is a good near-stock ROM as is ARHD 31.
[HTC One X] seleu:
Thanks! i will check that out :P
[HTC One X] seleu:
Hey Tigerlight, since you been very helpful to me, i have another question for you..i've been searching on google and i find something called SuperCID and to get the HOX s-off

my question is, can my HOX be s-off? unlocking the bootloader doesn't have to do anything with that right? but if i can get my one x s-off, and get SuperCID, then can i flash any stock 4.2.2? or maybe an ota will come out by itself?

i've been searching this, becase the more i think about it, i really dont want to flash a custom rom on my phone..i dont have any problem of rooting my phone, or flashing a custom recovery, but what i really want is keep it stock for now.
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Nope we can't s-off it. And if you decide to flash another rom....do NOT forget to create a stock nandroid backup of your existing rom. You will need it because your cid and main number are pretty rare on the internet !!! So please be careful with that !!!

The unbranded backups are easy to get here on xda ..... yours don't !
[HTC One X] seleu:
well one last thing then, i don't know how to say this but, can a phone, in this cases the one x that is been sold by an operator (in my case movistar) be free from that operator? i mean, i know by now that i order to get an ota update from the operator that sells the one x on my country (movistar) its that they release an update right..but the thing is, that i sim-unlock my hox, so i don't have anything to do with then anymore (because im using another operator) does that mean that the phone still need to get the update from them even if dont using their services anymore? like i say, i simunlock my phone..how can i make my hox like i bought it unlocked from the beginning with no carrier attached, because i know that the unlocked one are getting the update, the ones from and operator (like at&t, etc) still need to wait for them to update..you understand? because i dont know if im explain myself xD
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Yes your phone still needs to get updates from them because cid and main version can't be changed on the phone.
[General Topics] leeb0z:
Just a tip in case others haven't thought about it....

My oldest wanted an iPod touch for music, apps and what not. He wasn't old enough for his own phone in my opinion so instead of shelling out 180 bucks for 4th gen 16gb touch we got him a phone like mine (Virgin mobile HTC one v) and a 32 GB SD card/nice case for 100. I just didn't activate it but he can still get apps on wifi plus use the beats audio to pump out tunes. A much cheaper alternative to the smaller mem can't replace the battery iPod touch.
[General Topics] immortalneo:
Thank you for sharing. But I fail to see how this relates to Development. :D

To make your first 10 posts easily, I suggest you check this thread out:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1069298

Good luck!

"To err is human, to forgive is divine."

Sent from my SGS II
[General Topics] leeb0z:
It helps to keep the developed money in your wallet? ;)

Thanks for the link :)
[General Topics] immortalneo:
:good: :laugh::laugh:
[General Topics] unholycheesecake:
sounds like a good idea. I myself am doing the same thing with an LG optimus net that I got for $20. The only problem that I run into is having enough on board storage for apps, as apps do not typically install onto the sd card by default and many are not capable of being transferred over.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naierakram:
Hello guys, so I was going into the beach and forgot my dead nexus 4 in my pocket, so I went in, and in a second I remembered that its in my pocket, so went out side and tried drying it with my towel, then removed the back cover then removed the battery, but the processor was getting so warm and hot, left the device for 24 hours to dry, connected the battery, tried turning it on, it didn't, but the processor up part was getting so hot, any idea if it's possible to make this thing turn on again, and the paper prove that the water came inside is red, but the bottom one didn't get any water in there. Thank you
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] exb0:
Well salt water and electronics don't really mix..

Get a packet of rice and dip your phone inside it for a few days then try turning it on. If it doesn't, try plugging it into the WALL charger.

If it still doesn't work, well yeah. It's dead.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cue_32:
Well I recently dipped in the pool with my cell phone in my pocket... (For a good reason) and I'm gonna try this if I can't get it to power on after the "rice bath".

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2250454
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naierakram:
Should I put the back cover? And also the battery should be in there?
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] texassax:
I've been having a lot of problems with MMS since picking up the Active and switching to AT&T.

I usually use Handcent, but right now it's pretty worthless when it comes to group messages or receiving a picture. in both the stock messaging app and Handcent settings I have it set to group messages, and to automatically download. when I receive an MMS, though, I still have to click on download (and they won't download at all in Handcent even after clicking).

say I receive a group text from someone and 3 other people respond. both apps now display 4 different entries, one for each person. if I open each individual's thread and click download (again just in the stock app) the messages will be removed from that individual's thread and then be added to a group thread.

this is pretty frustrating, and I really want it solved. is this an AT&T issue (I was on VZW riding the Droid train before) or something with the phone?
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] texassax:
a little update on this:

sending of MMS is also way less than ideal, either not sending at all, or taking a really really long time. I tried to send a picture earlier and it took 40 minutes before it finally went through. my searching of the interwebs leads me to believe it's perhaps an APN issue? it would be strange if the default settings out of the box prevent it from working, though. anyone else have an issue with this?
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baldwyn:
MMS is horrible for me on Handcent, too. I have to open the stock Messaging app just to download an MMS and sometimes that doesn't work, either. I also tried AT&T Messages, but it won't ever even setup correctly.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] bigfoot:
I didn't notice when, but when I tried to open SMS software from TODAY screen I saw only two boxes - ACTIVESYNC and POP3 ( I setup it by myself) . What could happened - how can I setup back this box?

Bigfoot
[Galaxy S II General] takayochi:
i found a solution to enable crt-off for who want it in omega v24

1 - you need the lasted siyah kernel and STweaks

download : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1555259

2- flash the kernel

3- download the CRT-OFF mod here : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=37962070&postcount=12704

4- flash the Mod CRT-OFF via recovery mode

5- wipe cache partition and dalvik-Cache

6- open STweaks and go to screen

7- set FB EARLYSUSPEND DELAY to 100ms

8- enjoy :laugh:
[Galaxy S II General] JavaScout:
Hi mate!

Is there newer kernel/mod ? And why is that necessary, to replace the kernel in the 1st place ?
[Nokia Lumia 920] Bebeneitor:
Hi all,

I have a software problem with my lumia 920 sometimes show me the message "SIM error the sim card is missing or invalid"

and I need to reboot the Cellphone I tried with other Micro-sim but had the same problem, a friend tell me than is a software problem

i did a hard reset and has the same problem...

I think if i flash the Phone with the stock firmware maybe work again

please help me

What i need to do?

thanks for the support
[Nokia Lumia 920] boril:
HI,

this is not a software problem...you have problem with sim reader..I bought mine 920 from ebay with bended / broken pins of sim reader. I replace (solder) them with ones from old broken phone, but I still got the same error from time to time, so yesterday I order a new flex cabel with SIM reader, so I can replace it and stop this annoying error.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/281152078150?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649
[Nokia Lumia 920] Djha:
How to replace MAIN Board SIM FLEX L920

Hi Dear,

I am sure that you replaced your SIM FLEX in your lumia 920, I have a non working Lumia 920. I want to use that main board SIM flex to fix my working lumia 920. I am also facing same SIM card missing or invalid issue.

Please tell me how to connect FLEX to the main board as looks like it is glued with the main board. please help he
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ron31:
hi everyone when i try to run clock work mod it says its not available for my phone i have i337m telus canada. any other one i can use like twrp manager thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ron31:
when i try to get clock mod to install it says my device is not supported i have gs4 i337m telus canada rootedi tried to delete this one but it wont let me sorry