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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] paarthdesai:
attention - The table is build with pictures. This means your browser can show cached graphics even if the table is updated. In order to refresh it reload the page using ctrl+F5. You may as well clear the cache.

if the images don't align properly kindly refresh the page...

(viewing this via mobile app will make you crazy and can cause hallucinations :p)

please ignore the image quality and editing as i am not at all good at it

feel free to give your tips on how to improve the thread :)

thanks to umpal for the icons:good:

LEGEND this project by me is 4.3+ so no roms below that will be included

Most of the columns don't require explanation but if you ask you'll receive a response.

Column 'Rating' shows stars acquired by voting (I take it from the thread itself, it is NOT my personal rating).

Column 'Active' wants to say that a ROM has been updated at least during two last months. After that period it gets 'NO' as a status, which doesn't mean it's a crap. Sometimes 'oldies but goldies' . (If you guys prefer different period of time write a comment and a reason, after all this thread is for y'all.)

Finally the last column called 'Problems' contains fragmentary description (the beginning) of bugs listed by OP (more info on the proper thread).

Each row leads to its thread so just click anywhere on the desired row if you want to open it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] paarthdesai:
mine
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] -Jesco-:
let's make this work !
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] paarthdesai:
work as in? good quality? i would be pleased if someone really good at photoshop provides me good looking templates
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] okanb3:
I think, giving 5 stars to all roms makes no sense. We must be more stingy when scoring, i guess
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] paarthdesai:
these are the thread ratings and not my personal one's. only 2-3 threads have 4star ratings which i missed to update here will be done soon ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Godra:
Great list :good:

I think you should check once more, which ROMs come with preinstalled gapps. I think OVERDRIVE and Cataclysm do (but Im not sure, someone correct me if not.. )

Keep it up, and make it even better and bigger :highfive:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] tarekboukaf:
hi, well, i think my question is bit strange. i know xperia U has 2 gega for app and 2 gega for systel and 4 gega for photos, movies, other files!

cana we added the 2 gega of app to the 4 gega so we can have 6 gega user avaible?!!!! :o

thks and sorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrry
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Angristan:
There is 3go for system that we can't modify, 2go for apps, and 3go for apps, pictures, movies, download, etc...
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] iamadam:
I updated my rooted Acro S from 6.2.B.0.211 firmware to 6.2.B.1.96 and now it says that my phone is not rooted

Help plzzzz :(:crying:
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Envious_Data:
im sure there is a tutorial on how tk root the .96 fw, its by doomlord
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ozaelkayal:
suddenly my memory card not appear in mobile and when i put it in computer it dont appear what to do please?????????????????????:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Format it or buy a new card .

You have already posted .

I need help to recover my deleted images from sd-card

SO BUY A NEW CARD
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] testadeferro:
Try diferent adapter for computer. But so far it seems corrupted. You can try to format it with computer and after that try to get some data back. There are some good softwares to recover sd card data. Just google for it.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
This guys already posted the same how to recover question and had multiple answers .

Looks like he broke the card .
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ozaelkayal:
yes i post in few days but it was to recover:( now memory dead
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lanwarrior:
Google Voice used to have the ability to mark "anonymous" caller as "spam". This will result in these type of caller hearing "The number has been disconnected" and never goes to voicemail.

Google now REMOVED the ability to block "anonymous" callers - the best I can do is use the "anonymous" group and have the phone NOT ring, but still goes to voicemail.

Since I have email notifications, I received tons of email of missed calls and/or voicemail.

I tried many different call blocking, including Root Call Blocker, Mr. Number and Current Caller ID and none work with Google Voice. It works with the real phone number, though.

Thus, any ideas which apps can do call blocking with Google Voice?

My phone is rooted, stock ROM and debloated.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LatiaF:
I don't believe there is a good app that does this yet.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alicepattinson:
Google removed lots of apps lately. Including the google latitude as well, etc
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nancyfromafrica:
Have you tried searching the app store there are several such apps which can be beneficial and have similar functionalities try "Mr. Number-Block calls, texts" see if it helps you.

---------- Post added at 03:04 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:49 PM ----------

Have you tried searching the app store there are several such apps which can be beneficial and have similar functionalities try "Mr. Number-Block calls, texts" see if it helps you.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lanwarrior:
Yes, I have tried those apps. It works for the phone number from the carriers, but not for Google Voice.

Example:

1. Call to the Carrier number→ blocked

2. Call to Gvoice number → goes through
[LG Optimus 2x] Jahanzaib353:
Hello all,

I am not noob as I have rooted 7 android devices till yet. But this 1 is really giving me nuts. I cannot root my LG P990-hN at all.

I am on stock 2.3 rom.

Super one click root hangs terribly for 5 minutes and then gives a protocol failure error. (Tried all modes gbreak etc)

NVFlash giving me this error

Nvflash started

rcm version 0X20001

Command send failed (usb write failed)

All the drivers are properly installed as directed in forums.

I have gone through the search but didn't find the answer to it.

Any help is appreciated.
[LG Optimus 2x] bitdomo:
use other pc
[LG Optimus 2x] wildarch:
Super one click is one of many ways to root the phone: You should really have a look at this thread. It offers three different approaches to rooting with gingerbread. Speaking of which, I hope you have at least considered switching to a 4.x ROM, as it offers a much better user experience. I personally switched to the ICS bootloader with the all-in-one toolkit and flashed tonyp's CM10.1 build, it has root out of the box. You can find both in the linked thread. Good luck with it!
[LG Optimus 2x] ergosum:
Use last version of SuperCharge.

Don't forget usb debugging mode.
[LG Optimus 2x] Jahanzaib353:
Dear friends, I had rooted my device using AIO. There was a problem with usb drivers. Now the touch is gone no matter which rom I install. Please help me as no one is helping me here.
[General Topics] qazibasit:
The hype of android is now over. It has become a PC like thing against apple. So history is repeating itself. Yes we know they now have a large app base unlike in 2011, when the big titles were only on ios. But now things are changed. We all know that android turns into a giant and this transformation was rapid. But if we see in detail its just like microsoft and intel. A new processor with more hertz and a new windows. So now is the point when all the ics and jb devices can do everything alike besides games.

Kids who own their devices to play games are justified to get an upgrade but for a lil older folks and retired teens. I find hard to get a reason to upgrade to some different size, when i am so used to of my phone. Its been 2 years that i am having my phone. There are lot of phones in the market now some even more bigger and some slightly small. But there is no other phone with 5.3 inch screen size. Which i think is the ideal and max for the pocket.

The bad thing that happened is that i cant use even a slightly small phone because it feels very small.

Anyone agreeing with my view or any criticism is appeciated.
[General Topics] LBJM:
I dare you to get a note 2 and stick it in your pocket. The device fits in my jeans and dress slacks. I should add I use the ZL extended battery. The best thing about the note 2 in my opinion is its readability. I use my phone more because of it.
[General Topics] SonicX2014:
After rooting, flashing a custom rom, and overclocking my LG Optimus V, it became exciting one again. :laugh:
[General Topics] daniel98:
Maybe because Ubuntu Touch is coming!!! I'd go for that over Android
[General Topics] AndroHero:
Ubuntu Touch is android... lol It's about as different from Android as Cyanogen. Albeit with it's own look.
[General Topics] qazibasit:
Android is basically a version of linux, jist its UI was newwhen it first came. More compatible on a phone. But if u look close. Its just the same linux that we use on the PCs. The hard part is we all just switched to android without asking them about the security of it. There ia no official claim about how secure it is. I like apple because they ade their system atleast secure.
[General Topics] LBJM:
Has your data been stolen off your phone? Linux has built in security and you can't do anything major without root plus Jelly bean android added security features. Just as long as you don't download apps from unknown sources you are fine. Now we can see the OP is just another clueless apple troll.
[General Topics] The Prambler:
Android

Well there's loads of devices out there for Android, yet there are some form factors that I'd like to see on a high end phone but doesn't come...

For instance, I wanna see a Palm Pre like QWERTY portrait slider... Also a regular QWERTY candy bar phone...

Why do the manufacturer's think that Android doesn't need a physical keyboard? The ones that do come out with physical kbs these days are poor designs and low end phones. I can think of a few people in my family who would love an Android phone with a proper physical kb.
[General Topics] Lim Wee Huat:
Development have been slow for 4.3, even in Nexus community. Some ROM builders/ teams have stopped development completely. That's something bad.
[General Topics] dimpoblimpo:
androids are cool
[General Topics] qazibasit:
Actually since the security issues. People are not going custom or rooted. Plus going custom is what fascinates the teens and younger folks. Its also time consuming backing up data and restoring on the newly flashed system and then going back. People now simply wait for the official update, in the past it took even a year for ics to come but now the process is quickened.

Devs are not investing time to make custom rather they are going for app development.
[General Topics] neighborhoodhacker:
Android is the strongest mobile platform out there and mobile platforms have so much room to grow. Its never been this exciting of you ask me where will they take it next
[General Topics] dr4nn0r:
Well, I think it depends... In my case I love to have devices running like I want (and no like brands want). So I don't have problem with do some backups and then try and mod some Roms.
[General Topics] qazibasit:
Until when??? I have been doing this for 3 years. There is a point when you are fed up of just trying to make something perfect which according to you always have room for something new. So its just a blind chase. In the end its just a lil browsing some games messaging and calls that we have to make. A little social networking too if you use your phone cam
[General Topics] berry7009:
Android 4.0 will be awesome, I am sure!
[General Topics] adrianmat:
Do you mean 4.4 ?
[General Topics] theHoleK:
I feel the opposite; its starting to get really exciting with 4.0 around the corner and really fast quad core processor/high memory phones. I love the future!
[General Topics] Sanjay:
Exciting Because of exciting games

Sent after :stirthepot:
[General Topics] Sanjay:
Why not exciting?:mad::rolleyes:

Sent by 桑傑庫馬爾 :stirthepot:
[General Topics] codsleep:
The hype will never end. As long as apple is there to fight.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] fone_fanatic:
i get this warning every now and then, like today when i synched my phone it popped up, it says "cannot execute file: \windows\pocketnotify.exe" i looked in the windows folder and i cant find pocketnotify.exe, should i reformat or is this from an app i installed?
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] Reptile-X:
I bleave it is installed with spb GPRS monitor and it keeps popup when you do a softreset or sometimes try to sync.

If you have spb GPRS monitor uninstall it and it wont show up again.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] mtbsoft:
If you get a tool which can edit the Notifications database (like Pocket Mechanic) you might be able to delete the appropriate entry. It sounds like a System event notification, possibly an AppRunAtRS232Detect one.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] fone_fanatic:
i used to have pocket mechanic installed but my device gets buggy when i install more then 3 apps.

also never had spb gprs monitor, but i have spb pocket plus installed. would that be the problem? i think i'm just gonna do a hard reset.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] madbart:
I used memaid and just deleted it from the startup.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] H0wdy:
I have a samsung device which doesn't have an LED light. I've been using the app Glance, but it doesn't, no matter what, turn on the screen for email, google voice, facebook and sms.

It does work for whats app, which is great, but that's it.

Anyone can suggest an app that would work in all these cases... turning on the display when this occurs? I don't know if it's because I'm using screen lock that this is occurring?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vauvenal7:
Try floating notifications

Its not free...well, for 1 month it is xD, but its worth it

You can set to screen on in settings for every app you enable it

Greets Vauvenal7

Sent from my HTC Vision
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sayedrman:
Try Krome
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spl4tt:
Knock2 should do what you want. There is also a free version to try
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] megasoft78:
I recently review a nice app that reproduce Moto X notification and it does what you want:

http://techcookies.net/dynamicnotifications-moto-x-style-notifications/
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bobdole:
I have a bionic on stock JB. I have FXZ many times and do not get any errors with FXZ, but it seems that the radio never gets written.

I belive the radio files only get written after the 1st reboot after FXZ process. During that time, I see the robot with the chest open. It appears to be doing some file updates, and I don't get any errors. However, after flashing, I always get "baseband version: unknown" when I check the phone info.

I have attempted to do stock recovery using update_zip. The update zip contains bp.img and lte.imp. When I tried to flashe those file in recovery mode, I see that it goes though some package verification process, then it aborts. So the files never get flashed.

Is there some other way I can flash these radio files? I tried some custom roms like blurry, carbon. None of them include radio files, so the custom roms still run off the corrupt radio files that I have.

Since fxz and stock recovery doesn't flash the radio files, is there any other way to update these file? My phone is rooted, so can safestrap update do it? Or can I do it through adb? Or copy the files in through root explorer?

I heard that the radio files reside on the /radio partition, but I have not seen that directory when I use root explorer. Many it's not normally mounted. Does any know how mount that partition for edit?

The FXZ file has radio.img, but the stock recovery has bp.img/lte.img does anyone know what's the difference?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] useltonm:
Dumb question, but have you verfied MD5 on your fxz to make sure your download wasn't corrupt?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bobdole:
Yes, the MD5 does match up. This brings up the question if I got the file from the right place.

I have not being able to find any other place to down load the JB stock rom other than this place:

http://sbf.droid-developers.org/cdma_targa/list.php

Did I get it from the right place?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] useltonm:
The bottom one is definitely the correct one for jb on the bionic.

Let me check something and I'll get back to you.

---------- Post added at 01:32 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:26 AM ----------

I was going to suggest trying the house of bionic, but it looks like you already went there.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bobdole:
Can anyone help?

I'm trying to do an experiment to flash just the latest JB bp.img and lte.img (radio files) in stock recovery.

When I do it it fails on package validation.

I found some older 902 and older radio files, those do not fail package validation, but fail to flash.

I assume they fail because of security(no going back to older version).

I need some to help package the bp, lte.img files into a zip. I tried the signapk tool. It seems to generate all the manifest files, but somehow the files do not pass package validation.

I tried taking the 902 radio files that pass package validation and run them through signapk, and sure enough they would fail package validation after signapk.

Can anyone help, please!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] cellzealot:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7632904/targa_jb_update_radio.zip

This is the radio only update.zip that contains the bp.img and lte.img that are digitally signed by Motorola and is pulled from the radio.img of the Bionic JB release from the XML.zip.

System Version

98.72.22.XT875.Verizon.en.US

Baseband Version

CDMA_N_05.22.00 LTEDC_U_09.1D.00

These are the only files you can flash the radio with on any MDM6600 Motorola device. They must be the signed images in the original file flashed in stock recovery.

If you flash these and still have Baseband Unknown errors then you may have a corrupt amss.mbn and we don't have files to fix that for any recent releases.

That is extremely rare and if you flash the properly signed baseband images it should restore normal function in almost all cases.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bobdole:
Hi cellzealot,

I really appreciate your help. I tried flashing your file, but I get the same error as when I flash for full JB update file, which is:

assert failed: motorola.motoflash("/tmp/bp.img")

I was wondering if you could do one more thing to help..

Since it's failing assert, what if we modify the script to no do a assert check, but just run the command?

This is the update-script:

assert(show_progress(0.2, 2),

do_format_cache(true);

package_extract_file("bp.img", "/tmp/bp.img"),

package_extract_file("lte.img", "/tmp/lte.img"),

show_progress(0.8, 35),

motorola.motoflash("/tmp/bp.img"),

motorola.motoflash("/tmp/lte.img"),

delete("/tmp/bp.img", "/tmp/lte.img"));

What if we make it like this:

show_progress(0.2, 2),

do_format_cache(true);

package_extract_file("bp.img", "/tmp/bp.img"),

package_extract_file("lte.img", "/tmp/lte.img"),

show_progress(0.8, 35),

motorola.motoflash("/tmp/bp.img"),

motorola.motoflash("/tmp/lte.img"),

delete("/tmp/bp.img", "/tmp/lte.img");

I'm hoping that this might work.

BTW, how did you package the zip file and sign the files?

The original zip file had lots other system/boot files.

Thanks!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] cellzealot:
I didn't sign or edit the files at all. The update.zip is pulled from the radio.img using a hex editor.

Te radio image is an ext3 partition that just contains the update.zip which itself contains the signed bp.img and lte.img that are flashed in recovery after the device reboots from AP fastboot bootloader.

This is because the MDM6600 Motorola devices are all hybrid chipset boards and the OMAP AP chipset is separate from the Qualcomm MDM6600 CDMA/EVDO/GSM/WCDMA radio and the Motorola TI Wrigley LTE radio.

The radio chips are setup on a BP passthrough only device interface that cannot be flashed in AP Fastboot mode.

This is why you can't see the radio partitions in the file system of the device and the kernel layer only has access to the radio via the RIL.

Regarding the persistent errors, it sounds like it is failing due to the recovery because there is no reason it would fail asserts with the signed files in stock recovery.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bobdole:
Thank you for your explanation.

I was able to find the radio.img file from the OTA xml.zip for fxz.

Indeed, if I open the radio.img I find the update_radio.zip that you have provided.

What I don't quite understand is why we are able to flash various custom roms that are not signed by motorola through CWM, TWRP.

Would there be a way to run a modified update_radio.zip through CWM, TWRP?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] RichT1:
"Now to" needed

I have found a lot of information about needing to flash the Bionic radios, and that its not included in the custom ROM (I have a current Cyanogen nightly & baseband CDMA_n_05.13.01R LTEDC_U_09.14.00). I downloaded the file you listed above, but now the question that I can't seem to find the answer to.... "Now What"... when I installed safestrap and the custom rom i found some very helpful step by step instructions... I can't not seem to locate the same for flashing in new radio files.... so if someone could point me in the direction of some that would be most helpful...

BTW.... Typing "upgrade bionic radio files" into forums and Google returns everything BUT what I am looking for
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bobdole:
Put the radio file on a SD card(leave it as .zip, don't unzip it) put the sd card in in your phone.

The follow these instructions to flash in recovery mode:

http://www.droid-life.com/2011/09/2...boot-menu-for-recovery-sbf-flashing-and-more/

In recovery mood, select update zip from ext-sdcard

Then pick the radio file..

That's it.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] RichT1:
Thank you.... worked like a charm....:victory:
[Motorola Droid Bionic] RyEnHD:
I'm literally a real noob when it comes to this stuff.. But when I tried to flash the radio files from above via recovery, I got this error.

assert failed: motorola.motoflash("/tmp/lte.img")

I've lost my lte baseband way before trying this, I've actually lost it, running a Carbon nightly rom.

EDIT

I've changed the updater script and now I'm having a problem with it aborting the installation alltogether. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I just want to get my LTE radio working :|
[Motorola Droid Bionic] uhm:
Hi CellZealot,

Do you have radio.zip file(s) from GB versions by any chance? I'm on ICS and want to try GB radio(s) hoping to get better signal strength and possibly enable 900/1800mhz band if it's disabled in ICS radio. I'm still experimenting to get my Bionic (Hw A, 08/12) to work on 900/1800mhz.

Is Droid Razr also MDM6600 Motorola device? If yes, can I try and get its radio and flash on Bionic? Please advise.

Thanks.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] cellzealot:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vnob615mwf17xxk/Bionic_Radio.zip

I believe that zip has most or all of the older radios. Posting from phone at work.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] uhm:
Thanks a lot CellZealot. You're a gem!!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] uhm:
I tried flashing a couple of radios from that zip file via recovery and the update was successful each time. I did NV edits, buildprop changes and the factory data reset each time. But when I checked the Baseband version info, the LTE component was missing e.g..it only shows CDMA_N_04.07.02R. I suspect somehow LTE part was not flashed via recovery even though no error was shown. Also IMEI and SV show up unknown as well. Did I miss some step or did I do something incorrectly? Please advise.

Thanks in advance.

P.S. I didn't rename the radio zip file to update.zip. Just used the files as is from the above zip. I'm trying to use them on ICS, These GB radios aren't fully compatible with the ICS version kernel or something?