yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] gregsarg:
Do the APN settings read correct ?...and does the device show the proper IMEI and serial number ?

I'm just trying to verify that the partitions on the device are correct...

I lost functionality on my phone in a similar way 2 days ago ...and the fix was a repair to one line in my EFS folder that had somehow corrupted on me...

It took me 12 hours to find and repair it...but now it works perfectly...

I would also suggest a flash of the stock rooted UCAMA4 build from Mr. Robinson's thread ...

Just use Odin and push the file to the device...

This rom among others will map and fill the partitions to the device again ...(PIT FILE )...and will often correct any partition damage...

You could also use the UCALJ2 stock build ..but I don't know if it has root ...that you'll be using for further troubleshooting anyway ...

Please report back regardless of the outcome if you don't mind ....

TY...g
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Vintage144:
WELL cama 4 puts me in a boot loop! gonna try one of the earlier ones

no dice with either boot loops and stops at the samsung screen !

went to cf roof to get back gonna try anything else tomorrow , what file or folder needs to be edited ill try it , will have to get root back or maybe i did i cant remember right now!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] xp500:
if your stuck on samsung logo with factory filmware you have to vol up, home, power then factory reset then wipe cache or partition then reboot and it will kick you out of the loop. I have similar issue but no signal even with new sim. Im going to att today and seeing if they can help me
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Vintage144:
YEP already back to stock , but i dont know what to do , maybe i can try a tmo radio ,its weird , when i dont have a sim card in i get full bars , but not service , if i put the sim in it will say no sim card or get out of airplane mode ,lol?ill keep plugging ,theres gotta be a "physical problem" if the MB is toast i dont think ill get another one unless i can get it for cheap!

Im gonn open the phone up later , I wonder if the antenna cable is loose and if that can cause the "faux" radio signals? its possible if its loose it can see the radio waves but not be able to connect , Ill find out!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Vintage144:
IS THERE SOMETHING IN NV REBUILD THAT COULD BE THE CAUSE OF THIS? Ive read it causes the circle with a slash through it , well i already have that and have done a fact reset many times ,

nv rebuild

1 load default NV

2 Erases ALL EFS1/2/3!

3 MAKE BACKUP

4 RESTORE BACKUP

5 erase only backup

Golden-Backup Exist

you can restore CAL/NV

WELL MIGHT AS WELL TRY RIGHT?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] joej8:
hey was curious. did u ever find a fix for this? i have the same issue with a note 2 i have as well.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] ludovicianul:
Any fix for this?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Conejo503:
Try Samsung Kies 3 Firmware upgrade ! :)
[Xoom Android Development] ShonkUK:
Device: Xoom MZ604

Build: Jelly Bean 4.1.2 JZO54K

Flash with Rogue Recovery or CWM etc.

Features

init.d Support

Eos 3 Final Kernel 27th Oct

1504 Mhz CPU

400 Mhz GPU

Charge Light Enabled

SD Card Write Access

Ad Free

Rooted

Adb Notify Disabled

Updated

Gmail 4.5.2-714156

Google Calendar 201306302

Google Keyboard 1.1.1881.801980

Google Play Music 5.2.1204L.814012

Google Play Services 3.2.65 (834000-32)

Google Play Store 4.3.11

Google Search 2.7.9.789824

Maps 7.2.0

Street View 1.8.12

Quickoffice 5.0.107

You Tube 5.0.21

Removed

Books.apk

Cordy.apk

DungeonDefenders.apk

EmailGoogle.apk

Exchange2Google.apk

Talk.apk (depreciated)

Videos.apk

VideoEditorGoogle.apk

Make Sure your device is stable at 1504 Mhz

to change the default speed edit /system/etc/init.d/01oc

Xoom Jelly Bean 4.1.2 JZO54K Mod2

http://www.mediafire.com/download/2fojzcfgv3hk24j/Xoom_JB_4.1.2_Mod2.zip

MD5: 2A2A20139D93B7F1F8DFAE0DF7F23724

SIZE: 155,498 KB

Optional Addons

Warning there's only 7.75 MB free on the Mod 2 system partition

SMTP Addon

http://www.mediafire.com/download/ffqpz4534lamypz/SMTP.zip

Installed Size = 5.17 MB

Video Editor Addon

http://www.mediafire.com/download/3p7tqt71d07fi6s/Video_Editor.zip

Installed Size = 4.54 MB
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HuaweiVALIANT:
Android smartphone Huawei VALIANT ( Y301-A1 ), power of a 1.0 GHz dual-core Qualcomm processor on Android 4.1 operating system, VERY cheap, and with no contract,$79 came out recently for MetroPCS.

I looked everywhere on the internet and I think there isn't any root for this device. If anyone knows how to root Huawei VALIANT, if you make a post about this, it would be wonderful.

Thank You.:cowboy:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leond:
FRAMAROOT 1.4.1 failed to root this device - looking for a solution as well. Found cheap way to GSM unlock it so
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nodots:
+1 for asking the question... My co-worker wants his rooted. I am looking for custom ROM's as well. I love CM...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EagerestWolf:
Use Cydia Impactor (http://cydiaimpactor.com).
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leboreiro:
So, i've got this 3G/2G Huawei e1756 modem that i want to use on my galaxy s3 . Basically because on my country mobile data plans are very expensive for my cellphone modell and i don't wanna upgrade my data plan. I had this another sim card with another data plan (cheaper one) and i want to use it . it perfectly works on my pc . But u know i want some kind of alternative when i run out of megabytes on my main phone data plan.

so i was wondering if there is a way on tablets to make this work. Does also on a samsung galaxy s3?

(i've read some guide for tablets but there is something that isn't on my phone, the "only modem" option . And also i don't know if modifing those system files on the rom would affect my normal signal coverage )

any help please!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boomboomer:
No, USB OTG will not support a modem.
[General Topics] silent_pray:
Can please anyone tell the differne between WM5 and WWE

thanx and regards
[General Topics] oma:
WM5 = Windows Mobile 5, successor to Windows Mobile 2003 SE

WWE = Worldwide English, English language ROM version
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] kinextions:
Does anyone know how to get rid of the top part? Its annoying and I don't know why it's happening.View attachment 2271605
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] chris41g:
It's something you enabled in the developer menu
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] kinextions:
thanks....you are correct......its fixed....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] daniel4653:
Chris?! Where have you been ? :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] chris41g:
Just been a little busy.. Hoping to make some time to be around some more..
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RReeD:
Hi all, i just replaced my sd-card so i can make a swap partition and speed up my phone.

any way.. i played with Swapper 2 options (swap and swappiness size).

after reboot my galaxy doesn't boot into the system i did a nandorid backup,moved back to Samsung official release, did a full system format and still i doesn't boot into the system.

when i'm restore to my cm backup it stuck on it writes that the restore succeed but it stuck on ''Samsung Galaxy SIII'' screen.

when the official release installed (from adb) it does a boot loop over and over (factory reset doesn't work).

another thing i noticed is that in the recovery it writes ''E:failed to mount /efs (invalid argument)''

that can i do? i think i did every thing i can
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boomboomer:
In recovery can you access the efs partition? If not then it probably is corrupt, you'll need to format it and restore your efs backup.

If you don't have an efs backup then you need a service centre.

I wouldn't mess with any partition software on this phone, too risky.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RReeD:
i don't have /efs partition

Ok so i managed to boot into official firmware and i found that i don't have /efs partition.

i figure this out from EFS Professional, EFS pro and the recovery.

im searching for an hours but with no answer.. - can i create /efs partition?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kadiremrah:
EFS Recovery

Do you have any older backup files.

When you try to restore your backup file CVM or TWRP recovery will ask which partitions you want to restore.

If you see EFS partition on any of your old backups you can restore it.

If no the way to service is seen.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Girr33:
So I swear I tried searching for this and looking through similar threads, but I've had no luck. I just bought a Nexus 7 tablet, and I use an android phone too. I greatly prefer android to ios, so I don't want to just get an ipad. But there is 1 app, only one, that I want that is only available on ios, so I'm stuck asking questions. I'm willing to root my device, or dual boot ios and android if I need to. I don't know if that's possible. Like I said, I tried searching for these answers first, but I'm not that experienced with mobile platforms so I wasn't able to figure it out. So basically, I just need to run a single ios app on android, or I need to find a way to boot ios on android, or I need to dual boot both OS on the tablet. And I don't know how to do any of those or if they are possible. The app I need is the Hero Lab Pathfinder Character Sheet app (the forums won't let new users post links).

If anyone can give any help, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] bananagranola:
It's not really possible. Since iOS is closed source, I don't think anyone has ever managed to dual boot it on an Android phone or run it in an Android device. Since iOS is a completely different OS platform, I don't think anyone has ever managed to get iOS apps running on an Android device. Your best bet is probably to try to convince the developer of your app to make one for Android.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Girr33:
Thanks. I feared that was the case. But it's good to get a straight answer. And yeah, I've contacted the developer already. They said they are working on it, but it's a low priority project and it could be up to a year before we hear about it. :(
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Girr33:
Okay, new question then. What about emulating a Windows OS? Something small like WXP?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] bananagranola:
I think you could RDP or VNC into a Windows box or emulate a Linux box (or Splashtop or Teamviewer or whatever). I don't know of a way to emulate a Windows box.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] deathblade:
Just got a titan brand screen protector, feels very nice a little rubbery but almost just like the screen, it's supposed to be the strongest in the world bought it off eBay for 18 cheek out the vids on YouTube just search titan screen protector
[Droid Ultra Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheWhiteChallenger:
ro.build.id=13.9.0Q2.X-116-MX-17-6-2

ro.build.display.id=13.9.0Q2.X-116-MX-17-6-2

ro.product.model=XT1056

ro.product.name=ghost_sprint

ro.product.device=ghost

ro.build.product=ghost

ro.build.description=ghost_sprint-user 4.2.2 13.9.0Q2.X-116-MX-17-6-2 11 release-keys

ro.build.fingerprint=motorola/ghost_sprint/ghost:4.2.2/13.9.0Q2.X-116-MX-17-6-2/11:user/release-keys

# ADDITIONAL_BUILD_PROPERTIES

ro.product.modelinternal=ghost_sprint

ro.mot.build.customerid=sprint

ro.build.version.full=Blur_Version.139.12.2.ghost_sprint.Sprint.en.US

above are the changes i made anyone know what caused the brick and why?
[Droid Ultra Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mistermojorizin:
I've made similar changes on my old gnex and it didn't cause problems. Also wasn't identified as a moto x though. I wouldn't risk bricking the expensive maxx personally
[HTC One X] Divincus:
Please Help,

I think my cousin has bricked my phone, I have tried everything and the phone will die soon as it wont switch offf.

Basically my phone has rooted and also the bootscreen unlocked, now my cousin didn't make a backup of my initial stock rom. so I am kinda stuck.

When I put the phone into boot via Power Button and Down Volume its comes to the white boot screen. When I Fastboot USB mode it says "SD Checking, Failed to open usb master", so how can i put this stock rom I found if my pc can't even detect the phone storage.

When I also go into my ClockworkRecovery and go into Mounts and Storage Menu > Mount USB storage, I get "unable to ums lunfile (no usch file or........ I thought maybe I could get the pc to recognize the phone sotrage via that way so I can put a ROM on the phone.

Phone has no ROM on it atm, I am slowly giving up.
[HTC One X] nogotaclue:
update to the latest cwm or twrp then try again

---------- Post added at 03:34 AM ---------- Previous post was at 03:24 AM ----------

oh and and usb master mode thing is because you have the cable plugged in when starting bootloader. pull usb cable out before starting bootloader and plug it back in when it loads
[HTC One X] Divincus:
How do I update the CWM with no OS installed :(
[HTC One X] Divincus:
I think it is beyond being fixed my friend, when I power up the phone without the cable then I put it in once is have pressed the power key for the fastboot, the phone is still not detected. when the cable is plugged in on the fastboot it shows "fastboot USB" so it must be doing something?

Is there anyway someone would be really kind and use a voip and direct me or is the phone just totally dead now?
[HTC One X] alextheg:
Ok, you can get into bootloader so your phone is not bricked. You are rooted, correct ?

You have a fastboot folder on your PC with the necessary files in it ?
[HTC One X] Divincus:
Here is whats on the screen 1st.

ENDEAVORU PVT SHIP S-ON RL

HBOOT - 1.39.0000

CPLD-None

MICROP-None

RADIO-5. 1204 .164. 38H

Emmc bootmode: Disabled

Cpu bootmode Disabled

HW Secure boot: Enabled

Modem Path OFF

FASTBOOT

REBOOT

REBOOT BOOT LOADER

POWER DOWN

Yes I made one on my desktop with all the adb files ect from the SDK download.

Yes getting in the HBOOT is no problem at all, thats when if the usb cable is plugged in it says failed to open master used.

So I press the power to select FASTBOOT and insert the usb it then changes at the top FASTBOOT USB?

Is that a good sign
[HTC One X] nogotaclue:
yes that is good, and from "fastboot usb" is where you install a newer cwm. get it from here>>>>>http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2240646 rename the file "recovery" and put it in your fastboot folder, then install it by typing in command window "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" then install your rom or stock nandroid that I linked for you earlier
[HTC One X] MGOneX:
same problem

Hi I have HTC ONE X after custom rom has lost imei number, bootloader relocked, android probably deleted and can't connect like normal with Laptop "UNKNOWN DEVICE" becouse all identification numers are 0, USB MASS Storage unavailable

Any ideas for bring him back?
[HTC One X] alextheg:
Make sure you are in the "fastboot" folder that is on your desktop. In other words, the fastboot folder window is highlighted.

Hold the "shift" key on your keyboard and at the same time right click on empty space in the fastboot folder. Now you will get a menu, click on "Open command prompt here".

You should now have a fastboot terminal window and you can send commands to your phone using fastboot.

As "nogotaclue", said download ClockworkMod Recovery from Here . Put the downloaded recovery image in your fastboot folder. I would rename the downloaded recovery to "recovery_cwm". I do this because I find it easier to distinguish between recoveries that way.

Now go into your fastboot terminal window and type " fastboot flash recovery recovery_cwm.img " without the quote marks and then hit "enter".

Once you get a message saying that it succeeded type

" fastboot erase cache " hit "enter"

Now power off your phone reboot into bootloader and select recovery. If all is well you will be looking at Clockwork mod recovery 5.8.4.0.

Now you just need to get a ROM or a nandroid backup and you should be good to go....
[HTC One X] Divincus:
I'll try that when I tried to adb devices it would not detect my phone at all, so I should download a new cwm go into the fast boot folder, do the cmd and point it to the cwm image?
[HTC One X] alextheg:
Hold power and volume down button, keep holding them until bootloader screen appears.

Connect to your pc via fastboot usb.

Flash custom recovery

Flash Boot image for the rom you want

Erase cache

Install rom via recovery
[HTC One X] nogotaclue:
Correct, also make sure you have the latest drivers for your device. Or install HTC sync
[HTC One X] Divincus:
How come then in the current CWM I have, I get the mesagunable to ums lunfile
[HTC One X] alextheg:
I do not know why and I would not concern myself with it either.

As long as you can boot into recovery and mount usb storage then you can place a rom or a nandroid on your device and get up and running again.
[HTC One X] Divincus:
Well I can enter the boot screen so thats a sign I guess, I am just waiting to charge the phone a little then do the process :)

So I'll recap what I have to do

1.)Hold Power Button + Bottom volume controller

2).Enters the BOOTSCREEN

3.)Scroll to FASTBOOT and press the power button on the FASTBOOT then (FASTBOOT USB) should appear

4.)Navigate to my C:\Users\Jon\Desktop\fastboot folder where fastboot.exe is and the recovery_cwm.img is

5.)Shift + Right Click open command prompt here blah blah

6.)In the CMD window type "fastboot flash recovery recovery_cwm.img"

7.)If succeeded, then the following "fastboot erase cache" hit enter power off phone.

8.)BOOTLOADER, recovery and CWM should be there.

I have a HTC One X Integra H3G before all this I was on the 4.1.0 version of the HTC, is there a link of H3G roms
[HTC One X] alextheg:
You are pretty much there. When you have confirmed that you can reboot into recovery, power off and then reboot into bootloader / fastboot usb and from the fastboot terminal window type " fastboot getvar main".

Also type "fastboot oem readcid"

Post the result of those commands please
[HTC One X] Divincus:
All the processes worked upto the point where you told me to "fastboot getvar main"
[HTC One X] alextheg:
Did you power off the device and restart it in fastboot usb ?
[HTC One X] Divincus:
I am H3G_01 but as I said, getva is a unknown command, least we are getting somewhere and I really appreciate your help.
[HTC One X] alextheg:
You are most welcome.

In fastboot terminal type "fastboot getvar all" and post screen please
[HTC One X] Divincus:
There we go sir :)
[HTC One X] alextheg:
Okay, good stuff.

Download the nandroid backup for you CID here .

I suggest to keep this safe for future troubles, you never know........
[HTC One X] Divincus:
Haha thank you, you know I have up for 17hrs since yesterday trying to fix this phone, and I have failed on how to do this on the youtube videos, everything, I should of never even dabbled into this and trusted my cousin lol, but I really am grateful of your help, I will sure to endorse your help on XDA lol.

I am downloading the zip file, may take awhile, but will you be on stand bye for when it is downloaded please.

Thanks
[HTC One X] alextheg:
I will try, in the meantime here the instructions you need:

Reboot your device into recovery.

Connect to PC.

In recovery menu go to "mounts and storage" and select "mount usb".

On PC navigate to your connected usb device and look for the "Clockworkmod" folder, enter it then the folder called "Backup". If it does not exist, create it.

Now navigate to the Nandroid backup you downloaded and extract it to the "Backup" folder that we just discussed. Do not rename the file you extract.

The nandroid backup is now in place for use.

Go to the downloaded nandroid on your pc. Open up the zipped folder and extract the boot.img file into your fastboot folder.

Reboot into bootloader on your device and connect to the PC (fastboot usb).

Open fastboot terminal window from the fastboot folder.

From fastboot terminal type these:

fastboot flash boot boot.img (enter)

fastboot erase cache (enter)

Reboot into bootloader and select recovery.

Now in recovery menu select Backup and restore, choose restore and then select the nandroid we placed on your device. Let the restore process run its course and ypu will be working once more.
[HTC One X] Divincus:
Thank you, my only concern was on the last CWM Recovery, was when I tried to mount the device with in CWM, id get the command line of "unable to ums lunfile " could that because CWM wasn't installed correct?
[HTC One X] alextheg:
While you are waitng for the nandroid to download go ahead and try mounting usb from recovery and let me know what happens.
[HTC One X] Divincus:
OMG OMG OMG!!! DUDE IT WORKS, it mounts it hahaha
[HTC One X] alextheg:
Feels good doe'snt it ?

Think of it as a learning experience. Read, learn, read more, learn more, flash recovery and roms, read yet more and learn even more.

Flashing is relatively easy, its staying calm and recovering thats the tricky bit. Remeber , always , ALWAYS keep a nandroid. I found out the hard way. :)
[HTC One X] Divincus:
There were no img file in that .zip file I downloaded :/
[HTC One X] alextheg:
Double click on the zip file and post a screen please
[HTC One X] Divincus:
Here you go
[HTC One X] Divincus:
I wonder if, one of those files is a img file, but in a different format, there's a recovery.emmc.win, and as far as my IT expertise that is just another extension for IMG or a ISO, do you reckon I should change it, the size is around 8mb which is normally right for a recovery image, here i will show you the folder unzip/
[HTC One X] alextheg:
Ah i see . That nandroid backup is for use with TWRP Recovery. Get TWRP Recovery here .

Now your going to have to flash TWRP Recovery. Do exactly as you did to flash the previous recovery.

---------- Post added at 03:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:42 PM ----------

Once you have flashed TWRP recovery you will need to copy the file "boot.emmc.win" from the nandroid zip into your fastboot folder on your desktop.

From fastboot terminal with your device connected as fastboot usb you will need to do this:

fastboot flash boot boot.emmc.win (enter)

Once you get the success message type:

fastboot erase cache (enter)

Now reboot into recovery.
[HTC One X] Divincus:
Ok, that went good, so what next my friend
[HTC One X] alextheg:
In recovery mount usb , go to pc and navigate to twrp / backup folder of your deice storage and extract the nandroid backup into that folder. Once that is done unmount or disconnect from the pc. Then in recovery choose to restore and select the nandroid backup , let it run and hopefully this time were good :)
[HTC One X] Divincus:
I go to restore the nandroid from the TWRP folder and the fresh.stock folder and it navigates again as if its looking for another file
[HTC One X] alextheg:
Place nandroid backup in TWRP / Backup

Boot into recovery

Select restore

Choose nandroid (name of file)

I dont use TWRP myself but im sure its along those lines.
[HTC One X] Divincus:
Nope it still wants to navigate to something furthermore in the nandroid file
[HTC One X] Divincus:
The nandroid file need to be.zip to be found by twrp, so I changed it, went to install it, said failed in red apprently e signatures failed and no MD5 file was found when there is a MD5 file
[HTC One X] alextheg:
Did you extract the nandroid to TWRP / Backup folder ?
[HTC One X] Divincus:
I sent it inside the TWRP folder, do I need to make a folder call backup within it?
[HTC One X] alextheg:
If there is no folder called backup inside TWRP folder then make one, you MUST extract the nandroid into that folder not copy paste or move it there. Make sure you have flashed boot image as i described " fastboot flash boot boot.emmc.win".

Then reboot recovery select restore and navigate to the nandroid backup within TWRP.
[HTC One X] Divincus:
Ill try that, what I am confused is, when you send the boot.emcc file to the fastboot folder then flash it there, but what about the boot file in the zipped folder of the nandroid