yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG Optimus G (International)] hash.86:
PHASE ONE (BACK UP PHASE)

1- made efs backup using "g tool pro"

2- downloaded "Android Terminal Emulator" from playstore

open emulator in phone wrote

su

dd if=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/modem of=/sdcard/modem.img

after some seconds this came out :

131072+0 records in

131072+0 records out

67108864 bytes transferred in 15.229 secs

then :

exit

exit

after that i checked sdcard but there was no img file...

then i open file manager from the phone and there it was my precious

PHASE TWO TOOLS YOU NEED

first of all thanks to dreamkill3r

1)pc with windows

2)cable usb

3)the phone

4)internet access

5)kdz flasher

6) the kdz itself (all of these files you can find on the topic of converting f180 to e975)

7)framaroot app from playstore

8)drivers Lgunitedmobiledriver + other drivers described in xda topic

9) root explorer

PHASE THREE CONVERSION

1) Charge your phone at least 50 %

2) Save your data (photos , music, documents, etc. )

3 ) install on your phone framaroot and get root acces

4 )install Root Explorer

5) Make a Hard reset (turn off the phone,when it's turned off,hold down volume "-" and then press the power button , the text will appear , confirm the process by pressing twice the power button , the phone automatically reboots )

6) Turn off the phone

7) Install all the drivers

8) Extract the KDZ flasher

9) Run the file ( in the extracted folder ) msxml.msi

10) Connect your phone in "Download" mode ( simultaneously hold down the volume "-" and "+" and plug into your computer the USB- cable; it should appear a gray box on a black background where should be written download mode)

11 ) Run KDZ_FW_UPD.exe ( for windows "seven " as an administrator ) , in the box choose - 3GCQT; in the window phonemode - DIAG

12) Click on the blank line with a folder , select where your firmware(kdz) is , click "Launch software Update"

13 ) Wait 10-15 minutes , when the phone is flashed , click "Exit"

14) Turn off the phone, do a Hard reset ( see item number 6)

15 ) install again Framaroot and Root Explorer, get root acces

16) Reboot your phone

17) your phone is ready to use

18) if you have the signal problem use ur modem backup.. flash it and issue gone

now u can flas any E975 ROM you want
[LG Optimus G (International)] dreamkill3r:
Hey,I have a question. Why in this tutorial we should flash the f180l baseband? is it to get signal working or what?

because in the tutorial I followed there wasn't this step but to make my signal work,I copied and then restored the "image" folder from "firmware"

I am asking because my wifi is weak,and I am not sure,but I think my phone signal is not working at it's best) and I want to clarify if I can fix this or that's because of my phone)

thanks)
[LG Optimus G (International)] hash.86:
When I flashed the open Europe kdz to my F180S I lost my signals so I flashed the modem backup I made earlier and got my signals back... Everything is working fine since then... :)
[LG Optimus G (International)] zizou11:
I have a problem at point 8.

when i click START UPGRADE i dont see the window DIFFERENT COUNTRY and language <WHICH ONE YOU WANT. But LG Mobile Support Toll is staring and nothing else.
[LG Optimus G (International)] juzerali:
Is it possible to get 3G working on F180?

All I seem to get it 2G :(
[LG Optimus G (International)] lofarosa:
I read the whole thread, and I tried to change the baseband, but nothing, no signal.

What can I do?
[LG Optimus G (International)] menphis1:
Hello,

I have a F180L optimus G.

I want to put european stock rom but when i made the procedure with the file KDZ, i have an error message : the phone was not found.

I have also installed the usb lg drivers etc..

After that, i put cyanogend mod on the phone.

everything works but i want to install the stock rom.

But same, the procedure with the file KDZ, doesnot recognize the phone.

Someone can help me please ?

Nb: Sorry about my english

Many thanks
[LG Optimus G (International)] SuRMaJ:
I want to work EDGE, please help
[LG Optimus G (International)] marzinga:
3G problem

Hi Thank you a lot for your guide.

I did follow the procedure and I have the 2G signal but my 3G is not working. Any suggestion? Please help...!! :(
[LG Optimus G (International)] Sithhy™:
Hey I need fast help. I converted my F180s to E975, it works fine but I have no signal and after flashing the F180L baseband my phone lost his IMEI :/ How can I make this work? :eek:
[LG Optimus G (International)] kt-Froggy:
Ugh... You did back up your EFS, right?
[LG Optimus G (International)] Sithhy™:
Sadly but I... didn't backup my EFS :( I can give you the link to the tutorial that I was following when converting my phone to e975

EDIT: I have IMEI working and stuff but my signal is not working whatever I do :( Even flashed the orginal F180S baseband and my WiFi is now gone :( When I pull down the notification panel it says "Service disabled"

I followed that tutorial one more time and after flashing F180L's baseband my IMEI is gone and I have no signal either :/ Please, can any one help me? ;(
[LG Optimus G (International)] hpesojames:
Try to go back to L fw then carefully do the conversion again. HTH
[LG Optimus G (International)] Sithhy™:
I tried getting back to my stock fw that my phone came with but that stupid LGMobile Support Tool doesn't let me flash it because it says that I have to have a fully charged battery... It was fully charged and the program said the same :(
[LG Optimus G (International)] hpesojames:
I had the same problem! Going to my F180 fw. So im stucked with E975 fw. Haven't got any luck with the offline fix for the kdz.

Try the LGMobile Support Tool online fix. Don't use the kdz updater, but go directly to the LG Mobilr support tool.
[LG Optimus G (International)] Sithhy™:
Can you help me finding this online fix? Because I want to have my network signal back :(
[LG Optimus G (International)] hpesojames:
You can find the shortcut in your desktop (windows os). Dont run the kdz updater tool, just the shortcut found on your desktop.
[LG Optimus G (International)] TheStigOnline:
As you seem to have followed the related parts of the FAQ without success - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2434917

This maybe the option required - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2134192

Hope this helps :)
[LG Optimus G (International)] harvester:
You are the best! :)

Only this baseband works on my F180L with E975 ROM
[LG Optimus G (International)] jeckoyxxx:
I'm Stuck at flashing the f180L baseband :mad:

I already flashed e975 4.4.2 kitkat then rooted it using towelroot (since FRAMAROOT doesnt work) i already followed the steps on how to flash the baseband and still i had no luck having a signal.. please help
[LG Optimus G (International)] nnhlinh:
Try this : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2792877
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] adamm4:
Dear All,

I have Installed WM5 V3 with patches, working quite well but I found that the activesync software in the PPC is causing some or all of the problems with activesync 4X on the PC. the main reason for the error 80072EE2 is that the PPC is trying to connect to a domain that does not exist. this then creates the various error message that the XP software is giving (activesync 4X)

I am going to search the PPC's registry for a tweak.

Adam
[Micromax A110] sachin9767:
anyboy plz reply
[Micromax A110] sachin9767:
anybody plz reply
[Micromax A110] jaunty:
do wipe before restore,

wipe cache,

advanced_ wipe dalvink cache.

mount & storage, format system.

if this not solve your problem I can't suggest anything.

+ don't tey every rom this may cause serious issues, so take one rom and use it for few months atleast.
[Micromax A110] MR.COLOURFULL:
You can stable at any rom and customize it as per your requirements for best performances.

I would like to suggest stock rom v2 for that because it is best for development and customization.

---------- Post added at 03:11 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:09 PM ----------

Hit the thanks button if this helped....

:):D:):D
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jheller:
Here's a new ClockworkMod Recovery for the HTC Desire SV, attached below. For installing and rooting, see this guide.

Facts & figures:

- Based on CWM Recovery 6.0.1.2

- For Android ICS (4.0.4)

- Includes kernel from htcdev.com

0.8 Version:

- Screen offset when scrolling

- Can't mount /cache errors

0.9 Version (latest):

- More elegant way of patching the screen offset fix

- Added sd-ext

Credits go to Koushik for CWM Recovery in general. Source files can be found here, on github.

Remember to backup your firmware before flashing, and use "fastboot boot recovery-cm_magnids-eng-ics-0.8.img" first.

Let me know by posting if it works, and hit thanks button!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] karaman_deniz:
thanks :)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] sbhas2k:
Installed this and works great. No more flickering..

However, when i try to flash int2ext, i am getting unable to mount volume ./external_sd.. Any fix to this issue. I am sure it is an recovery issue and since you mentioned it as "added ext_sd" support, i thought it would solve this mounting issue.

Any update on this from would be of great help.. Thanks in advance.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Jana0503:
tried the same and installed 0.8 first and then 0.9.....now there is no flickering and a nice interface....thanks
[Miscellaneous Android Development] crazy89:
thanks a lot...

one request can u update cwm recovery??
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jheller:
I'm affraid I have to disappoint you, I stopped further development of this recovery for the HTC Desire SV. The issue with HTC is the s-on functionality, which prevents modification of the system apps, so I bought a Moto G 2nd gen.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sohebq:
Hi I would to know these stats so I can compare with mine. Just to see if my charger is perfect or not

Charging time= Around 3hrs

Speed= Around 1200 through galaxy charging speed

Temperature= Around 35°c.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CorruptedSanity:
It charged half in less than an hour.

I calculated it to actually be charging at 1600 not the reported 1200.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sohebq:
How have you calculated?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kaderoid:
By installing Galaxy Charging Current from google play

mine is

1800 mA "screen off"

1200 mA "screen on"

For the time you can divide 3200 mAh "Note 3 battery's capacity" by 1800 or 1200 and so you can see that the full charge cycle takes between 1.7 to 2.6 hours
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sohebq:
Any reason why it gets hot on charge?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CorruptedSanity:
Galaxy Charging Current app says it's charging at 1200.

My battery was at 0% the other day.

It reached 50% in less than an hour.

If it was truly charging at 1200, it would've reached 50% in more than an hour. I calculated it to be charging at 1600.

Because it charged half the battery (battery is 3200) in one hour. That's 1600 per hour charging rate.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adamtan:
I remember back then in 4.1 or so the Lockscreen wallpapers were exactly the same as homescreen wallpapers.

To put it simply, the LockScreen Wallpaper is as good as transparent.

Is this possible in 4.2?
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hellscythe:
go to settings, lockscreen

or settings, personalisation if you are using honami rom

you can set wallpaper from there
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adamtan:
if its settings > Personalisation > Lock screen, it can only change to a static wallpaper.

my home wallpaper is Live Wallpaper, so it doesnt work actually.

I'm using MonX Essential now, but moving to RomAur later.

So if its a honami rom, can i choose Live Wallpaper for LockScreen Wallpaper?
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hellscythe:
oh, it doesn't let you choose from live wallpapers?

never noticed, i never use live wallpapers
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] longkute:
Hi all

Please help me, i can't install rom ultimate hd v5.0.1 final
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] longkute:
[MENTION=4659188]jader13254[/MENTION] help me, i extract file error
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] longkute:
help me
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shut_down:
Try to redownload its zip. And ask developer on ROMs thread about that problem.
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] k33:
I don´t want to be lured into all that adware, cloud syncing and tracking crap. There are so many disadvantages of Windows Mobile 8 to some more experienced users in comparison to Windows Mobile 6.5/7.

I find the lack of possibilities doing your own settings, browsing the system and using the great apps of WM6.5 and WM7 a very great disadvantage of WM8.

Therefore i´d like to ask the IT pros here if you think it would be possible in the future to get good and fast WM6.5 / WM7 on a WM8 device.
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] Localhorst86:
I think it will be impossible to switch to Windows Mobile 7, mainly due to the fact that that OS does not exist and there are also no devices running Windows Mobile 8 (because that doesn't exist either) ;). There's Windows Phone 7 which is, as the name suggests, closer to Windows Phone 8 than it is to Windows Mobile 6.5.

Anyway, the chances of anyone running Windows Phone 7 on a Windows Phone 8 device are basically the same as running Android, Sailfish OS or Firefox OS on a Windows Phone 8 device: Close to 0.

This is due to the secure boot of Windows Phone 8. Unless we find away around this, there's basically no chance.
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] k33:
Thank you. Yes, i referred to Windows Phone 6.5 / 7 (that might be based on windows mobile, that itself is based on windows CE, as far as i know :fingers-crossed: ).

From searching on WP8 before there was backward compatibility to 6.5/7 mentioned. But there are no means to use such great programs like SPB Diary, Mortplayer, Resco Explorer, Opera, Mobipocket Reader, Active Sync, wm5torage, etc.

I think i wait a bit if some IT geniuses like WOLF and others find a way and otherwise sell my Ative S.
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] lordmaxey:
Well, there is no Windows Phone 6.5 either :D

It's Windows Mobile 6.5

Windows Phone 7

Windows Phone 8

But this should be in Q&A forum anyway...
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] Localhorst86:
Windows Phone 8 is backwards compatible to most of Windows Phone 7 apps. It is, however not backwards compatible to Windows Mobile 6.5 Apps. Neither is Windows Phone 7, btw (except for a few selected apps that have been hacked and made executable on a fully unlocked WP7 device). The namechange was accompanied by a paradigm shift in the whole OS.
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] k33:
Maybe the thread should be renamed to "Changing back to Windows Mobile 6.5"

Never post before breakfast.. :cyclops:

Didn´t use a Windows Mobile phone some time. Usability was far superior to Android or WP7/8.

Also the GUI and app speed was very impressive compared to the new OSses, even with a three digit mhz CPU.

Might be very "handy" to use that on current hardware.
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] ultrashot:
It won't be easy to find idiot that will port new SoCs BSPs to CE5/CE7.

Not sure why you always mention it like "6.5/7" - they are very different OSes from user point of view, and have some in common internally.

There is.

lol, we're definitely from different realities.
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] k33:
I also thought that WP7 was just a GUI extention (for the girls) to get those I-phone style tiles and buttons on WM6.5.

I am not looking for any "idiot" and if there is no possibility to get hardware support besides unlocking "secure boot" of WP8, i can accept that.

If you find Android or WP8 being your reality it doesn´t mean everybody must see this the same way. I want something productively usable i can configure to my personal needs and no "eyecandy gui" with most settings and configurations hidden to take control out of the hands of the end user.
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] lordmaxey:
Oh, didn't know that :)

Was Windows Phone 6.5 a pre-version of WP7 ? Or what was it?
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] ultrashot:
No, it is more a derivative of pure CE rather than WM.

There was unpublished project WML by Cotulla for WP7 and it was virtualizing hardware. Anything like that is supposedly possible, but still too much work.

I didn't mean anything bad :)

I was a very active user of WM when it was actual, but nowadays there is really no sense porting wm to WP just because it is out of date, it won't be updated, there will be no new apps etc. Making drivers is always time consuming, and in that case it is not rewarding as only a small subset of people wants it and MUCH smaller subset really needs it. It is easier to buy HD2.

When I said about "realities" I mean that WM has never been fluid and definitely not far superior to new OSes.

WP65 is an official name for WM65
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] contable:
I like this statement....:laugh::laugh::laugh:

I didn´t know that WP7 was re-designed for chicks.:laugh::laugh::laugh:

You made my day. Thanks.

Edit:

I think we should open a comedy section here at xda...
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] aclegg2011:
Don't forget that gdr3 unlocked the potential for multi core processors in the future! Windows phone really isn't made to be a super user phone. Its made to get things done simply and cleanly.
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] dazza9075:
Wm 6.x wasn't more fluid than today's gear, largely down to shoddy driver support, I mean why put a GPU in and not license the drivers....madness, anyhow, it was the last of the great pocket PCs, in comparison "smart phones" were and still are to a large degree dumb.

However, if we leave the almost unlimited potential of WM 6.x aside, WP 7/8 is by far the best Phone OS around. It did have its drawbacks... epic levels of neglect, general stupidity of OEM, MS and carriers and serious style problem (until too late in the day).

Android seems to aim for the middle ground which is why I like it on a tablet, but for my phone, nope, WP holds it own an then some,

I can't ever see a situation where MS would renew its pocket PC ideas, the general masses of users couldn't give two hoots about pocket pc abilities, they want simple to use devices that just work.

So I can't ever see any development in to getting WM revived, and to be honest, as a phone OS...I don't think I'd want it any more anyway

Sent from my Rooted Kobo Arc :D
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] k33:
I think the ones that have bad memories are those who tried to get Windows Phone 7 GUI on a Windows Mobile 6.5 device. I remember 6.5 being very low resource intensive (and really "snappy" with the right file/system cache settings applied) and still think there are no comparably useful apps for WP8 (i gave some examples in a post above, even "on the fly" video encoding to windows media, when recording, was possible at those times).

It is also a personal decision to like the information/position gathering and adware of current "free" apps and be forced loading all personal information to some manufacturer/clouds (where the lying outlaw warmongers are lurking, that supposedly love to call current smartphone users in their presentations "zombies", for their decision to pay for and carry such unethical, dedicated human rights abusing devices).
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] ultrashot:
CE up to v5.2 had a really baad architecture. Virtual Memory subsystem was a nightmare (http://blogs.msdn.com/b/hegenderfer/archive/2007/08/31/slaying-the-virtual-memory-monster.aspx), and not only that. Mostly system was based on Win98-age code which was awful in comparison with new code. Context switching was slow as well. WM6.5 layered windows support made most of devices slow while bringing too little advantages. Should I continue? :)

Getting rid of Win9x legacy is a great step forward.
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] AlvinPhilemon:
I swear, these questions can be answered even by Akinator.

This question has been asked a billion times.

Here is the answer to your question

Video installation instructions.

Have fun with WM on your WP8 device
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] k33:
I think the technical issues from bootloader to driver support on this have already been answered by the knowledgable ppl on this thread.

Thanks to those who constructively answered.

The customization issues, and the absolute "no gos", for using it as serious private and business organizer, software and forced infrastructure wise, remain.

I won´t give history lessons about fascism here but i think the quick contacts of university or sports, you add very easily, do not belong into the hands of governments that disrespect even the own ppl, love war and find unethic humilitating behaviour as very normal and accepted in our times.

The data of the microsoft cloud goes indirectly to hedgefunds like Carlyle Group, Booz Allen, Blackstone etc, that are not only involved in big business operations, mergers and aquisitions, but are directly involved in war and humanitary crimes on tax payer´s money.

I still think that there are intelligent ppl here who understand the point: That an OS, that relies on cloud syncing is nothing you can ever use for serious business applications (besides missing serious apps for that)

WP8 is very good for girls, kids and cheap people like those unconstructive and unhelpful pLUSpISTOL, AlvinPhilemon above, who would miss the X-Box function, cheap games and "big buttons" very much. :highfive:
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] TheGoldrocker:
Eye candy? Where? WP8 and WP7 uses typography, simple shapes, and colors, there are almost no extra graphics added. If you're looking for eye candy, you might find more in Android or iOS.

Great! Fascism and government speak in the WP8 Development and Hacking forum. Are you sure this thread belongs here and not in the Off-topic section?

If you don't like a product, then don't buy it. If you want more customization, go to Android, if you don't like forced infrastructure maybe you should invent your own phone. And lastly, if you believe in conspiracy theories and live in fear of privacy infringement, then find a cave, where you have no internet or phone signal.
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] k33:
Just internet search: NSA zombies smartphone

And yes, i am very disgusted of an OS that lets me no choice on very important issues and treats me like stupid.

It is not about living in a cave but what kind of phone you would choose for high value decisionmakers like managers for example.

Android, IPhone, WP8 are designed for zombies, there is a direct connection frome phone OS to serious developments in "the free world".

For using the facebook app between assembling burgers at MC Donalds at your day job, it is ok. Then you wouldn´t be the guy with a broader view and education anyways that likes to understand how things work.
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] snickler:
Why is this thread in WP8 at all if it has everything to do with going back to "Windows Mobile 7"?
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] AlvinPhilemon:
I think its because someone didn't watch the video which every user has to watch before entering the forums :D
[Windows Phone 8 Development and Hacking] Localhorst86:
you're free to use a different device running a different OS.

This political discussion has really no place here. If you don't like the OS, get a different device.

In our company, all mobile devices are connected to the cloud, either by BES or EAS. EAS is possible with Windows Phone as well.

Just because you don't like the OS, it's not automatically for girls, kids and cheap people. I understand that not every OS suits everyone but patronizing other users because they don't share the same oppinion about an OS really only shows how mature you really are (or how immature)

*sigh*

If you don't like the OS, don't use it. Get a feature phone or write your own OS. Keeping on rambling on how you don't like WP8 in here really wont make a difference.