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[Sprint HTC One (M7)] zishan.iqbal:
Hi Guys,

I really need someones help in this.

The HTC ONE is stuck on boot and i really dont know what to do to fix it.

I have spent the whole day today to put a rom on but no luck. i really dont know what i am doing wrong.

can some one please help and provide step by step work instructions?

here it what showing in bootloader

TAMPERED

UNLOCKED

m7_ul_pvt SHIP S-ON RH

HBOOT-1.54.0000

RADIO - 4a.17 3250.14

OpenDSP-v31.120.274.0617

OS- 1.29.651.10

eMMC Boot 2048MB

I have also tried pushing a rom using adb but the rom doesnt install.

i have tried ram runner aswell but no luck.

i tried following REVONE instructions but still no luck

i followed a youtube link on how to go back to Stock ROM but it fails at the end with the below error

C:\Documents and Settings\User\My Documents\Downloads\fastboot>fastboot flash zi

p ruu.zip

sending 'zip' (243622 KB)...

OKAY [ 12.109s]

writing 'zip'...

(bootloader) zip header checking...

(bootloader) zip info parsing...

FAILED (remote: 24 parsing android-info fail)

finished. total time: 13.250s

PLEASE HELP.

thanks

Zee
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] esiibraj:
It happened to me to, but i tryed sideloading a reset ruu from htc1guru.com and it worked, but i still cant get updates. Anyway , my phone boots
[General Questions and Answers] nefariousONO:
I'm trying to tether my Galaxy S4 Mini. No matter what I do it doesn't seem to work. I've rooted it and still nothing. When I try to activate it a message comes up and says "You are not subscribed to hotspot service."

Foxfi says it's working, but no signal is going out. Can anyone tell me what's wrong?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GalaxyS4Man:
I'm getting 8-9h screentime, It's absolutely insane! I got barely 4h with my Galaxy S4. This is from 100% till 14% no charging.

Share yours? What is your longest screentime so far? And how is it possible Note 3 can have so much better batterylife, 3200Mah ain't so much bigger than S4's when you think the screen size.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeromepearce:
Yes, I work out that I can probably get 10 hours overall, same as you seem to get. That is unless I play action games, where it would be more like 5, but with a fully used CPU most of the time.

I am very impressed, especially after the very poor screen time of the Note 1 I was used to. Now I use it for playing games, and even navigation (screen on all the time), and I never even think about the battery.

I also find that the usage graph is often almost flat when not being used. I lose 1 or 2% if I have not used the phone for hours, sometimes it is still at 100% when I first use it in the day.

I have WiFi or Mobile Data on all the time, BT all the time, emails checked every 15 minutes.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XiphoneUzer:
Coming from a 4s, I am truly amazed at this battery, lasts forever !!!
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stanley08:
Here is the thread for this mates - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2459947
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CorruptedSanity:
When is Time On reset?

When the battery is charged full or the phone is restarted?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GalaxyS4Man:
Battery full, no resets or power off, just plain screentime, wifi on, if mobile data used, screentime is reduced to 6-7 hours, although I used mobile data, made calls, watched movies, browsed web, played Nds emulator..Its crazy how this battery lasts.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Killberty:
What NDs Emu, is it working fine and worth its money?

hit 'thanks' if i helped you

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[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GalaxyS4Man:
Well, its 100% to original, drastic is the name, have demo on playmarket.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Killberty:
Thanks man

hit 'thanks' if i helped you

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[Sprint HTC One (M7)] zishan.iqbal:
Hi Guys,

I really need someones help in this.

The HTC ONE is stuck on boot and i really dont know what to do to fix it.

I have spent the whole day today to put a rom on but no luck. i really dont know what i am doing wrong.

can some one please help and provide step by step work instructions?

here it what showing in bootloader

m7_ul_pvt SHIP S-ON RH

HBOOT-1.54.0000

RADIO - 4a.17 3250.14

OpenDSP-v31.120.274.0617

OS- 1.29.651.10

eMMC Boot 2048MB

I have also tried pushing a rom using adb but the rom doesnt install.

i have tried ram runner as well but no luck.

i tried following REVONE instructions but still no luck

i followed a youtube link on how to go back to Stock ROM but it fails at the end with the below error

C:\Documents and Settings\User\My Documents\Downloads\fastboot>fastboot flash zi

p ruu.zip

sending 'zip' (243622 KB)...

OKAY [ 12.109s]

writing 'zip'...

(bootloader) zip header checking...

(bootloader) zip info parsing...

FAILED (remote: 24 parsing android-info fail)

finished. total time: 13.250s

PLEASE HELP.

thanks

Zee
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nathwut:
So lately my kindle has been rebooting a lot, I couldn't figure out why, flashed back to stock rom etc. no difference. I remembered it used to lock at random as well, it was something to do with the light sensor and didn't happen in bright rooms, and the same thing applies with it rebooting. I'm not sure what changed that's making it power cycle instead of locking now, but I'm pretty sure that if I could disable the light sensor this would stop happening. I've been through the play store and tried all sorts of different apps, the only thing that was any help was one that showed that the light sensor was the only sensor that wasn't providing any data, and that didn't solve my problem.

So my question is does anyone know how I could disable it? It seems like it should be a really simple thing to do, clearly it's not. Any help would be awesome, thanks.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stunts513:
Download a slightly older build of cm 10.2, hashcode had temporarily disabled the driver while recoding it, so a slightly older build would have it disabled.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] K-tai:
Hello,

i want to know if it is possible to have SRS panel (sort of 3D surround) in the Galaxy Note 3. I have used this in Note 2 and i really liked the surround if it.

Thanks for any help.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] babbu:
hi all i have an problem with my xda2 mini it gose power off after 55 sec i need to re atach battry to turn it on. please tell me how to solve this problem?

B.R.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] oltp:
If pressing the power button shortly doesn't work & your device still has warranty return it. This behavior isn't normal.

Course you can flash the rom, but warranty goes first.

M
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] babbu:
how can i flash rom can u tell me details or give me link to read needed things?

B.R.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] oltp:
Try this http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=MagicianRomUpgrade

Cheers, M
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RunLikeHell:
I am on Sweetrom V11.1

I am stuck at bootloop. Tried wiping cache and it didnt work. I will probably have to reinstall a nandroid backup (second time this happens).

Anyone knows why a lot of people are having problem with this rom?

Supersu problem?

Rom problem?

Kernel problem?

PS: I cant post in the sweetrom thred because i have less than 10 posts.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NoteboyTech:
Umm I never faced any bootloop! nevertheless, what did you install or deleted before bootloop?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] litesout:
A few weeks ago I dropped my GS4 coming out of the grocery store. It hit the curb on its side right at the volume button. The screen (glass and LCD) broke. The volume button also deformed slightly. The case I had on it offered no protection around the buttons or the top and bottom. Got an Otterbox on it now.

Anyway, after weighing my options I ordered a new screen was replaced it myself. The process is pretty straight forward and only took about 20 minutes. I could probably do it in 5 if I had to do so again. Since the replacement I've noticed a few odd behaviors. It doesn't seem to charge as quickly (could be my imagination, I have no hard data to back that up.) I had it on the charger for about 6 hours last night and it only got up to 86%. It was at about 25% when I plugged it in. To be fair, last night was the first time that's happened. I was using the same charger I've been using since I got it.

Its also fully waking when I wave my hand over it to check notifications. It used to just show the screen with the notifications and time. Now, that screen comes up briefly then goes to the unlock screen.

The replacement screen is an OEM Samsung screen for the i337. The internal markings are all correct and match the broken one. Any ideas why this is happening?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] litesout:
Okay, the charging thing seems to have been a fluke. Haven't had an issue with it since that night. The issue with it going to the lock screen when you wave your hand over the screen persists though. It is happening every time. Also noticing that when I make a phone call from the handset (not sure if its the same when I initiate the call from Bluetooth) that the phone volume slider appears on the screen. The volume doesn't change, the slider just appears.
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[Android Apps and Games] mauam:
My girl told me that is starting to like you, for those awesome apps about recipes, so please stop it cause I'm a jealous guy:laugh:
[Windows Phone 8 General] Vallista:
Hello everyone. I'm writing this review of the 1520 that I got Monday. I've be a android user for the last 3 years, my last android phone I had before switching to the Lumia 1520 was Galaxy Note 2.

Lets talk about my pass history of the Galaxy Note 2. I had the Note 2 for over a year. I me say that I loved it. That phone was everything i wanted in a phone. There was no limits with that phone. However, there that phone did have it own set of problems. Lets talk about the positives, The first big plus was android market. To this day right now, the android market is best, for it flexibility in apps. No other market is better in my opinion. Second, being able to custom note 2 was one the biggest reasons I loved my phone. With infinite amount of options, there was no limit on customizations. Lastly, the big screen. The most unique feature that separated itself from the rest of the other phones. Having a big screen help watching movies, reading docs and etc. As for the cons the two that sticks out for me were OS consist crashes almost daily after 3 months of use. Secondly, not effective in operating day to day use.

As for the Lumia 1520, let me say compared to my note 2 the quality of the device feel sweet. The phone runs fast, I mean really fast compared to my note 2 when i first used it. Granted Note 2 is older tech so I can't fairly use that as a plus.

Getting do the nitty-gritty, the effectiveness of 1520 windows 8 mobile os is much better than before. Microsoft did a nice job making this os user friendly. I find it easy to access the apps I want to use with Es. One of the cons of this OS is that its not really customize it, since it not really hackable yet. Also, windows app store is really lacking. I think for two reason, one windows mobile is new and third parties are not ready to commit to it yet. Lastly, programming apps for wp8 must be a pain in the a$$.

As for stuff like the camera, audio, etc, it all pretty much standard. Nokia camera this is cool, This phone does have SD slot, I don't like the internal storage is small, for such a nice phone.

Overall the phone is apair with note 3 and others. Microsoft has step up their game, but i do have to knock them on not supporting a more open OS so people can create better functionality with their products. That being said, I still think this phone is top notch and will get people buzzing.
[Windows Phone 8 General] GoodDayToDie:
A few points I want to address:

1) You claim "Windows Mobile is new". That is wrong for a number of reasons. The simplest one is because Windows Mobile is actually one of the oldest Smartphone operating systems, having been around since well before iOS, Android, Maemo/MeeGo/Jolla/whatever, or (most pertinently) Windows Phone.

Lumia phones do not run Windows Mobile. They run Windows Phone (in the case of the 1520, Windows Phone 8). These are not the same thing. People on XDA have been hacking WinMo for many, many years (again, since before most "modern" smartphone operating systems existed). Oh, and there's no such thing as "Windows 8 Mobile" (or "Windows 8 Phone" for that matter); there's the "Windows" line (which includes Windows NT, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Win7, Win8, etc.) and the Windows Phone line (which includes WP7 and WP8) plus a handful of others that don't fall cleanly into either of those camps. Do not confuse these things, please!

2) Developing apps for WP is ridiculously easy. By almost any standard, Microsoft has better dev tools than any of the other mainline smartphone OSes. The "requirement" of Win8 for the WP8 SDK is annoying, but WP8 can still run WP7 apps, and the WP7 SDK runs fine on Win7. Besides, it's not hard to install (most of) the WP8 SDK on Win7. Anyhow, the problem is not a matter of difficulty writing apps. It's a matter of whether there's any return on investment. Android has a huge, ridiculous number of users, and while piracy of Android apps is more common than it should be, there's still a huge market. iOS has less market share than Android but is still firmly in second place, and iOS has a lot less piracy and people are a lot more willing to pay for apps, generally speaking, than on Android. WP is way down in third place - barely above fourth, and far below iOS in second - and while it has very little piracy, it barely matters when there are so few users. Complaining abou the lack of software for WP8 is like complaining about the lack of software for Mac OS X; when you're around (or below) 10% of the market, you're a bit player who may be net *loss* to develop for when developers can focus on more profitable platforms instead.
[Windows Phone 8 General] Trail70rider:
Nice review Vallista, I got my red 1520 last friday and love it, I've had the Dell Streak 5 for 2 1/2years and love that phone to.I was wondering if I wanted to have windows since I really like android, but thought I would try something different since I also recently got the note 8, so I've got a great android device, which I can also make phone and video calls with.I like the effort windows has made and think they will continue making their store better, I'm still trying out different apps,and customizing it like I like it, overall I love the phone and the style of it, my brother just got a red one in the mail yesterday! I made a skype call to my mom's iphone 4 and it works great!
[Windows Phone 8 General] Vallista:
let me address this, WP8 or whatever proper name you want to call it is still Windows 8 mobile. I don't want to get into a fight over the proper names. Should I be calling android by it proper name? KitKat? Icecream? Jellybean? and etc? As far I and most common users are concern its windows. Why? Mainly because people are starting to be aware of windows now as a real os option for phones. You couldn't say that 5 years ago.

Secondly, You really think its that easy? Then why aren't all of these apps that are so easy to get in iOS and android not on windows? For and example, I have three banks I use. Out of the three, one has mobile app for windows. These are all major banks. You can say all you want "it because of this or that" at the end of the day windows is lagging behind. Microsoft needs to do a better job of promoting their os. That all I was trying to say. In fact, in my class this morning, my professor ask us "How many people had apple or android" as a phone device. Over 80% had apple and 20% android. It didn't cross his mind to ask if people were using some outside of those two. My point here is now that Microsoft owns nokia, The market will view them as new competitor in the phone market. They might have had this os for long time, but as of now, common users will view them as new. Me walking around with my phone today, people asked me who makes that. Once I told them, they were surprised.
[Windows Phone 8 General] Vallista:
This phone is soo sick.
[Windows Phone 8 General] thals1992:
It does matter. Its like calling android something else before it was android. Like GoogleOS, instead of Android. Windows Phone is completely different from Windows Mobile. Windows Phone 7 and 8 is like comparing XP to 7 or 8. Windows XP and Windows Mobile 4-6.5 is extremely easy to modify compared to Windows Phone 7 or its desktop counterpart. Windows Phone 7 was their 'aha! Scrap everything and start over!' moment. WP8 is essentially their solution to fix what was wrong with WP7 and make it easier to manufacture e.g. GDR2 (support more ram) and GDR3 (supports full 1080p).

Windows Phone apps do take longer to publish when coming over from another platform. Most of the gamers who use WP know, because a game will essentially launch on all devices and then launch on Windows Phone MONTHS later sometime a whole year afterwards. SEGA is one those companies that are terrible about this. But this is understandable because of how "effectively" just about all apps run on WP7 or 8. They don't murder your ram or kill your battery. All background stuff is scheduled to run instead of being an evil TSR just taking more up as it runs longer and longer.

If you re writing a WP app from scratch and not porting it, you can "design" one in a matter of time. Heck, all of my apps I didn't even code. I generated them and semi-published them in a matter of an hours of work.

Sure its just a bunch of URLs, but it gets the job done. I intend on tweaking it again soon anyways.

I don't ever get asked about windows phones, except when a friend mine borrowed it for taking a picture in a dark environment e.g fancy winery dinner. Most of the place was candle lit and everything looked great for a smartphone, good for a camera.

Anyways Motorola is to Google as Nokia is to Microsoft. They were just following suit...
[Windows Phone 8 General] Vallista:
wow what an ego. Look its a Windows Phone period. If your gonna be butt hurt over the name, have a it hoss. Secondly, for a guy who he thinks know everything about Microsoft you really know nothing. You have no idea how or why Microsoft operates the way they do. So when make you own OS or phone device then you can talk. This was suppose be a basic review on windows phone I liked. But some want to focus on names.
[Windows Phone 8 General] GoodDayToDie:
A) I actually worked at MS, years ago. In fairness, though, I would never have expected the company to make some of the more braindead policy decisions it's made recently. I still know people who work there, though (living in this area, in the tech sector, you pretty much can't help it), and it doesn't seem like much has changed.

B) It doesn't take a lot of brains to understand how the software industry (including smartphone operating systems and apps) works, even if you *haven't* worked in it your entire adult life. But I suppose you do have to actually attempt to understand the problem, instead of throwing up your hands and complaining about it.

C) I actually have designed and written my own (tiny) OS for an embedded device, not that that makes me unusually qualified to talk about smartphone OSes.

D) I was trying to be helpful and informative, but apparently that point - like so many others - passed you by. Cool, you liked the Lumia 1520. Too bad you apparently didn't even know what OS it runs (hint: not Windows). I wouldn't have bothered writing anything past the first post, which was just to set the record straight (for both yourself and the people who might read your review and become confused) on a couple points, but I guess you couldn't have that...
[Windows Phone 8 General] thals1992:
Well, it made sense when it actually had a resemblance to Windows way back, but that's before they called the whole thing Windows Compact edition. Sure it was the base of a lot of various small devices that didn't have the power of their laptops then and was way more portable, like some cell phones. You could almost compare them with Palm, and at the same time RIM, but that's before they ever had the Blackberry if I recall correctly.

They could have dropped the windows name on their phones, but I'm not too sure it would have lost its product familiarity, and could have been obscured like the Kin and Kin II.

WP7 was obscure on anything besides at&t, and they didn't support CDMA day one either. This kinda messed up the US market, while the rest of the world couldn't have cared more, except Korea? and china (they use a derivative of CDMA.)

To think of the wp7 market share was so small, it was almost unheard of. It still buggs me that Cincinnati Bell still calls it Windows Mobile...

To get back on track, they could use a lesson with customization. It would be cool to swap fonts or change the text on the lock screen so it doesn't take up a quarter of the screen. Its bad for ricing and doesn't sit well with some people. But I don't ever actually see it happening. After all they haven't budged on changing some core features yet....
[Windows Phone 8 General] liqn7:
I like how you say the 1520 is on par with the note 3 even though you've never actually used it for an extended period (if at all) - instead you're comparing a prev gen phone (with probably fixable software issues) with a current gen one...

Just saying...

Apps, WP8 OS and its restrictiveness (some call it security) aside, the core problem with the 1520 and other Phablet phones on WP8 at the moment is simply this: WP8 is not optimised for phablets.

http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/11/the-lumia-1520-enormous-hardware-troublesome-software/2/
[Windows Phone 8 General] Vallista:
I never said it was on par with note 3. I'm saying this phone does everything I did on my note 2. The note 3 has tech the 1520 doesn't have.