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[Samsung Galaxy Mini] thebiggboss180:
i am on latest firmware S5570IXXND1

http://www.mediafire.com/download/pipw5r65wttywby

splited by me
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Mohamed Yaser:
Had it RTL Or i Had to implement it?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Mohamed Yaser:
Check if u got arabic input in keyboard my be"Arabic"or"العربيه" or u can Read That Page

buzz.com.eg

Like that
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] thebiggboss180:
i am from jordan man..anyway u have to use the RTL patch from the original hyperion post and i am using smart keybord and i am using opera mini
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] ronhyukie07:
you don't have reboot issue? :confused: because when im using cyanus 1.9 i have a reboot issue in some roms. it automatically reboot.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] thebiggboss180:
u mean .reaboot after setting the cpu frquancy....it's normal ..this not big problem
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Mohamed Yaser:
I can use the built in files in cyanus

Navigate to cyanus folder in system u will find a guide
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] thebiggboss180:
can u make a screenshot of the files u created plz ?

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u mean by files (empty folders or text) file ?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Mohamed Yaser:
Created by kissing my love
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] thebiggboss180:
i saw this......by files u created i mean the control files u made in cyanus folder.....
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] eqagunn:
Same here, though I'm getting WiFi Error. Any idea why?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] linckandrea:
install cyanus 1.5,1.6 or 1.6.2
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] eqagunn:
Downgraded to Cyanus 1.6.2, problem remains. Screenshots in the attachment.

EDIT: Tried Cyanus 1.5.0, no good.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] linckandrea:
reboot device...
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] eqagunn:
Rebooted device. Cleared cache. Error is still there.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] linckandrea:
i haven't wifi problem with this rom
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Trickster22:
Can you port this version of hyperion??

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-y/development/hyperion-9-ultimate-pre-gm-beta-t3200347
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] saikyom:
looks awesome so far after 24 hours of use
[Moto X Q&A] domenictroilo:
I am a Rodgers subscriber and have purchased a used Sprint Moto X. I have unlocked it so I could just put in a SIM and go. Is this my best option or should/can I flash this with custom firmware, updated Sprint firmware (KitKat), or switch over to Rogers firmware. Any other Sprint Moto X users in Canada out there? Current software is 161.44.32.ghost_Sprint.en.US

Domenic
[Moto X Q&A] bacard1:
Were you able to sim unlock your Sprint Moto X ?? How did you do that?
[Moto X Q&A] domenictroilo:
I was under the impression that the unlock of the phone would allow any SIM to be put in. The point of unlocking the phone would be to allow a person to take a phone and use it with any other provider. I do not have the right size SIM to put in but the phone is connected to the Rodgers network right now and I can dial 911 (emergency dial). It could be that I do not understand the definition of unlock and now have a phone I can still only use with Sprint.....:confused:

Domenic
[Moto X Q&A] Darth:
If you went to the Motorola site and did their unlock procedure.... Then you unlocked the boot loader. That won't let you use the phone on another carrier. Unlocking boot loader would be done with fast boot.

If you sim unlocked....you would have had a code from sprint....or somewhere, and when you put the other carrier sim card in....it would ask you for a code, and you would enter the code.

What exactly did you do???
[Moto X Q&A] domenictroilo:
Just the bootloader, should have done more research. There are sites that suggest for a small fee the sim can be unlocked. Can they unlock sprint phones or am I going to have to sell it?
[Moto X Q&A] Darth:
I may be wrong, but since there's an unlock sprint sim bounty thread....I am pretty sure those sites can't unlock sprint moto x's.

Sorry!!!
[Moto X Q&A] eksasol:
No the bounty threads are to unlock the bootloader. As for Sim unlocking, I don't know anything about it related to CDMA network.

According to Wikipedia, Rogers is a GSM network. Sprint is a CDMA network. Therefore the Sprint Moto X will not work with Rogers, unless I'm missing something. There is an exception that Verizon phones are world phones which mean they support CDMA, but their newer phones also have the radio to support GSM, which means their phone are GSM unlocked to work for GSM networks outside of US (from what I understand they prevent it from working with GSM carriers within US unless you sim unlock it).

Sorry but the Sprint Moto X won't work with Rogers network. You just need to buy a GSM unlocked Moto X (xt1053) and stick the sim in, then enter the Rogers APN information. You can also get an unlocked ATT Moto X (xt1058) or presumably a Verizon Moto X.

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[Moto X Q&A] Darth:
Bounty threads are all the rage for the X. ;)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2729744

Sprint phones can't be sim unlocked. So buying one to use on another carrier isn't really an option.
[Moto X Q&A] MrSaba:
You say that buying Sprint Moto X isn't option but there is some way to unlock Moto X because there is solutions for Sprint HTC One, Sprint LG G2, Sprint Galaxy S4 and etc so it's don't be hard to make solution to unlock Sprint Moto X too so maybe there could be found developers who will do it I have hope.

P.S. and one news I PM ysabxe for information progress on this project but he say that this thread is not actual for him more I thin cause nobody send him that files what he needed for unlock he need already unlocked Moto X TWRP backup.
[Moto X Q&A] KidJoe:
Don't trust Wikipedia. Just like the verizon X, the sprint X supports at least quad band gsm for global roaming, which are the same gsm frequencies also used in North America. (I haven't looked into the other frequencies the sprint x supports).

The problem comes in that the Sprint X is sim locked to only use their Sims. You can only get the sim unlock code from sprint directly, no 3rd party sellers seem to have them. Sprint will only give it if you are a current customer, with the X active on your line, and other condiitions are met.... So if you buy a used Sprint Moto X that hasn't been sim unlocked, you are screwed. But if you buy one that has been sim unlocked, you'll be able to get at least basic gsm.

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Because other phones can, you must be able to on X.... Unfortunately that is faulty logic.

For whatever reason, the only way to sim unlock a Sprint Moto X has been to be a current Sprint customer and get the code from them. For all the posts on XDA asking for Sprint X sim unlock code for those who are no longer Sprint customers, no one has found a way. None of the 3rd party code sellers have a way.
[Moto X Q&A] MrSaba:
If you are active user look unlocking steps there is always used omadm.apk on Sprint HTC one and Sprint LG G2 so there is way to unlock Sprint X too but need already sprint customer who already have unlocked their Sprint X and need files from already unlocked Sprint X ysabxe was asking make backup and link it on dropbox or some cloud but nobody did it. so it doesn't mean that it is impossible to unlock Sprint X
[Moto X Q&A] KidJoe:
Again, you're assuming the same method and software used to SIM unlock phones by other makers is how its done on the X too.

While it may not be impossible, I would say its improbable... The X has been out since August yet with all the requests by those looking to SIM unlock the Sprint X, as of today, no one has posted a way to do it, other than be an active sprint customer and request the code from them.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] CreeDo:
I have a stock rom evo 4g LTE, rooted, with Android 4.0.3 on it.

I forget the root app I used, some one click thingy, I guess my bootloader is unlocked

because I get a boot menu every time I reboot, on that screen that says **TAMPERED**.

Anyway, I ignored the notification icon in my taskbar for OTA updates, for a very long time.

Since the day I bought it over a year ago.

Finally I decided "eh, screw it, why not." ...I'm sure I'll regret that.

I told it to do the OTA update, and it downloaded (I think??) and rebooted.

The icon went away. Seemed to be a done deal.

But once per day since then, my phone rings, and I see a prompt saying

there's an OTA update, and would I like to install it now?

I think it's the same OTA update being prompted repeatdly,

because the filesize is always the same (~42 megs).

What should I do? I can choose install, reboot, and be fine for the rest of the day,

or choose cancel, reboot, and be fine for the rest of the day.

Doesn't seem to matter. But would be nice to fix it for good.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] AarSyl:
Well, considering that you are about 4-5 OTAs behind the rest of the community, I would say that the notification is probably correct. HOWEVER, of you are not using the stock recovery, then the OTA did not flash. Yes, the phone rebooted, but that's because it is installed entirely through recovery, and the phone has to reboot to get into recovery mode in the first place.

Now, for the more important question at hand....why exactly are you still using ICS? Furthermore, if you are still using ICS, then why are you rooted? As far as I'm concerned, the OTAs are actually necessary updates for the phone. I'm sure that you will love Jelly Bean if you have never used it before.

And please, for the sake of us all who are cringing at the sight of the first sentence....PLEASE UPDATE your phone! If you have a good reason not to, please share.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] CreeDo:
Hi, thanks for the reply... Maybe they were all different updates after all.

I haven't been prompted to update again since my post.

Maybe I grabbed the 3 or 4 OTA updates that I needed to catch up on.

I do think I'd like Jelly Bean too, seeing some of the features is what prompted me to finally catch up.

Can you explain this part to me? I'm not familiar with this stuff.

So, there's more than one recovery mode, the stock one, and ...whatever else you can install?

When I see the white screen that says **TAMPERED** (looks basically like this screen)...

should I have chosen Recovery instead of the usual reboot option?

If I no longer see the notification, does that mean the updates worked? My Android version still shows 4.0.3.

Well, I had no compelling reason to upgrade. I still don't really, the phone does what I want,

I just saw some of the features in the next version and thought "huh, that sounds pretty cool".

I'm rooted for all the usual reasons... I want to be able to browse, copy, move, rename files (including system files)

without incident... use nandroid for backups... wifi tether (still can't get that to work actually)... install unapproved apps...

tweak the OS, and so on.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] AarSyl:
Ok, my friend...let me educate you. Instead of giving you the simplest, fastest solution, I will actually try to answer all of your questions, since you did ask.

To give a very superficial explanation of Jelly Bean, it is everything that ICS does, and more. It just does it smoother. It also brings Google Now, which was – and still is – the selling point of Jelly Bean. The Sense launcher got a few changes, too, but you will have to explore those changes on your own (mainly because I don’t remember them off hand, and this post is beginning to become lengthy).

If the first update didn’t update properly, then the phone is simply downloading and trying to install the same update over and over. When you boot back into Android after a successful update, you will be greeted by a welcome message congratulating you for installing the new version.

If you are rooted, odds are, you are using a custom recovery, such as TWRP or CWM. OTAs are only installed through the stock recovery & a locked bootloader. The stock recovery doesn’t make nandroids, or do anything of the sort. To install the stock recovery, go here:

The stock recovery is located somewhere within the zip file.

You can flash install the stock recovery by using fastboot commands from the bootloader (which is the screen that shows the TAMPERED status on the top), or you can use Flash Image GUI. It is a paid app on the Play Store, or you can get it from XDA (the dev let XDA users download it for free…Google it).

Lastly, there are a few things that I suggest that you do. First, obtain S-Off (Google, Google, Google...very simple), so you can install the new firmwares directly, instead of using OTAs. Otherwise, if you accept the OTA, you will lose root, and you will have to root your phone again and again. Installing the firmware, then the new rom is the same as accepting the OTA, then rooting.

Another alternative is to get S-Off, then accept the OTA (after installing the stock recovery). Your bootloader does not need to be locked, and there are recovery zips floating around here that can be installed through the bootloader (therefore, you will not be stuck rooting the phone the hard way, just boot into recovery and flash SuperSU). I highly suggest achieving S-Off.

If you want to jump straight to the latest version (Android 4.3, Sense 5.0) by installing the RUU located somewhere in this forum. I actually suggest that you try Sense 4 with Jelly Bean first, but that is completely up to you. Keep in mind that using the RUU will wipe your internal memory, so back up what needs to be backed up. This doesn’t require you to be rooted, and the state of the bootloader does not matter. It will lock the bootloader, load the stock recovery, and you will lose root. You won’t be able to downgrade without S-Off.

Other Notes:

When using the 4.3 RUU, make sure that Android USB Debugging is enabled.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] CreeDo:
Bookmarking for later but I wanted to say thanks for the thorough reply!

I can confirm the update never worked, because I never got the confirmation message

and I got prompted again a few hours after I posted.

Are you willing to answer just a few more things?

Based on what I've read, it sounds like this is what I ought to do:

- Back up anything I need to. Just to confirm, updating firmware and flashing a new rom wipes out everything in the phone's internal memory, but not external SDcard? Or both?

Are apps considered "on the cloud" and I can reinstall by just redownloading, without paying again?

Except sideloaded apps? Or will I need to find all those APK files and save them somewhere else?

Is it safe to say they're all in \data\app and \system\app? Or would system\app be unwanted since it's what came with the old phone OS?

- Get my phone into S-OFF status.

- Update firmware (this is a separate process from updating the rom? Where do I get this firmware? Google google google?)

- Install a new ROM (stock or otherwise) which will have these updates built in, so I won't need to regain root.

- Not sure what my bootloader is, maybe TWRP, does it matter? Do the above steps affect it? Should I change it to stock anyway?

- You suggested trying Sense 4 rather than Sense 5 first... any special reason?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] AarSyl:
As always, I'm open for questions. Not to sound egotistic, but I enjoy sharing my opinion.

Whew...you're making me work. But I like it. Anymore questions? Feel free to ask.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] CreeDo:
OK I've been working on this all afternoon and I'm at an impasse.

You've been a huge help so far and I hope you can guide me through this part.

I want to S-OFF and am following a tutorial: http://www.thefortressofnerditude.com/s-off-your-sprint-htc-evo-4g-lte/

Step 3 says root and install recovery. So I decide I need TWRP.

Already have nandroid and titanium backups both completed.

And I copied the whole SDcard to my computer after.

Annoyingly, TWRP's install page suggests that I need to be in S-OFF.

TWRP says I need S-OFF. S-OFF guide seems to suggest I need TWRP working.

I installed "TWRP Manager". Realize that might not be the same thing as TWRP.

Googled and found it on the TeamWin page.

The page asks first to input my device. I choose Evo 4G LTE (Jewel).

That brings me to this page: http://teamw.in/project/twrp2/98

They suggest I do the android app install method. I follow the first link (Market Link)

and install GooManager, and follow their steps.

Install the app and open it. Tap menu then hit Install OpenRecoveryScript. Tap Yes. Verify that the filename displays your device's code name and hit Yes. The file will download and your device will reboot and install the recovery automatically.

This all goes smoothly, but here's my issue.

It doesn't reboot automatically, or install anything automatically.

I see in the comments a recommendation to reboot into recovery mode.

I choose that in GooManager's menu, and after rebooting I get my bootloader screen with 4 menu options:

Bootloader

Reboot

Reboot Bootloader

Power Down

The only one that sounds sensible to me is bootloader so I pick that.

Now I get some new options:

Fastboot

Recovery

Factory Reset

Clear Storage

Simlock

Image CRC

Show Barcode

So, the only one that makes sense is Recovery. I choose it. The phone reboots.

Now I'm back at the first menu. So I'm in a loop.

Nothing I do in this loop seems to install anything.

So I just rebooted the phone normally and I'm back to my OS.

Where to go from here?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] GuestK0087:
Did you unlock your boot loader first? You don't need to be S-off to install a custom recovery. Unlock your bootloader at htcdev.com then install twrp.

Read here for more info:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2420916

Also, I suggest learning how to use fastboot commands. Install twrp using fastboot.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] CreeDo:
OK, so I'm semi-bricked but not panicking yet.

Here's where I'm at.

• Unlocked boot loader successfully

• Installed TWRP using fastboot.

• Followed instructions as closely as I could on moonshine.io to get S-OFF working.

Several times during the process I got "installing device driver software" in my win7 system tray.

Not sure if that's normal. But the drivers seemed to install fine. At first.

But then, during this part of the process:

Moonshining .................(1)

Windows prompted me that it was installing some drivers again, But it failed to install the MTP driver.

After ten tries with the "Moonshining" step, I got "ERROR: don't drink and moonshine!" or something like that.

So, it seems like I need to get this MTP driver going. First I tried solutions on the computer:

• Uninstalled all HTC software, unplugged phone, rebooted,

installed HTC Sync Manager (setup name setup_3.0.52.0_htc.exe), then uninstalled it...

because a tutorial said this would keep the drivers but remove the software. Still no luck on the MTP driver though.

• Found "Mass Storage Device" (my phone) under device manager, removed it, unplugged, rebooted, replugged.

• Plugged cord into back of PC, so I'm using USB 2.0 rather than USB 3.0.

• One suggestion said a certain registry section might have an upperfilter key that shouldn't be there.

But I don't have that upperfilter key so that's not the issue.

Some fixes require getting into my phone (one guy suggests turning off USB debugging)...

but I no longer have a working OS. I can get into my bootloader, I tried Factory Reset.

But after choosing this I go into TWRP and I have no TWRP backups that I can restore.

So my next guess is, I need to get a recovery ZIP (is that basically a ROM?) that TWRP can install.

If that's correct, what ZIP should I get? I was on Android 4.0.3 Sense 4.0, can I download jellybean with Sense 5.0,

and install it via TWRP?

That was my goal all along, but I'm determined to get S-OFF working, so if doing that means my phone gets wiped again,

I guess I just want whatever ROM/recovery/whatever that allows me to change this USB debugging setting,

and try other phone-related fixes to the MTP driver issue.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] AarSyl:
First of all, flash an ICS rom. I'm assuming that you are still using the same ICS firmware, and you will want to have your phone operational (to enable USB debugging). The link for MeanRom ICS still works. http://old.androidfilehost.com/main/EVO_3D_Developers/mikeyxda/LTEvo/MeanROM-ICS-v65-jewel-ltevo.zip

Ok....since you are on the old HBoot, I think that you need to use the older S-Off methods (LazyPanda or DirtyRacun), if I'm not mistaken. You can not download and flash Sense 5.0 through TWRP as of yet, because you need to be using the new firmware to do so. You may want to pay http://unlimited.io/jewel.htm a visit. Also, to use LazyPanda or DirtyRacun, you need to be using Ubuntu. Another option that you have is to use the regular RUU and update directly to Sense 5.0. You will be stock, unrooted, but you can easily use the latest S-Off method.

Lastly, for your rooting/S-Off needs, you can also use a handy-dandy toolkit from [MENTION=4485224]WindyCityRockr[/MENTION] that can handle everything that you need to do. I usually encourage manual labor, but there are some exceptions. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2436217
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] CreeDo:
Thanks again for jumping in.

I'm getting somewhere, but still so many difficulties.

Fix one thing, break two more.

I finally have a new working rom, but almost against my will it ended up

being CyanogenMod.

The short version:

- unlocked bootloader, got TWRP going, finally got ADB working (don't think it's the right driver,

but whatever, ADB commands work fine), wiped everything... factory reset, Dalvik, external storage.

- Didn't wipe Internal storage, I wiped only /data/ per some post's recommendation.

- I used ADB PUSH to get a few possible roms onto /sdcard/

PJ75IMG_1.13.651.1.zip (failed with "unable to open zip")

(ROM)_Stock_Rooted_OTA_(3.16.651.3)V2.zip (failed with "unable to execute updater binary in zip")

cm-10.2.0-jewel.zip (cyanogenmod) - success!

So, the phone works. It appears to be at least based on android 4.3... and I'm guessing CM, which updates

frequently, has all those OTA updates bundled into it. Any downsides to CyanogenMod?

I could just proceed from here to reinstall my old apps etc.

I'm still not "S-OFF" which annoys me, but I read a post suggesting it's not really that necessary.

The way they put it is, s-off allows you to access partitions so they can be modded,

but nobody is developing anything interesting for those partitions. Like nobody's doing custom radios and such.

Should I still pursue S-OFF anyway?

If so, is there a way to do it with CyanogenMod?

That awesome app (Windroid Universal Toolkit) doesn't recognize the phone.

Last question, how should I go about restoring everything?

I had titanium and nandroid backups copied to my computer.

Can it restore to such a wildly different version of the OS?

Can I get back not just apps, but stuff like my keyboard preferences, texting history, etc.?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] AarSyl:
Yes! Being S-On is a complete pain in the BUTT when switching AOSP roms. Have you tried to flash the rom that I posted, MeanRom ICS? I'm really trying to get you to stay on Sense, because S-Off and other different tools work so much better while using Sense. AOSP is better after S-Off. But that's up to you.

I am not sure. You can try if you have the time. I suggest making a nandroid of your CM rom, and try to flash a Sense ICS rom, not JB...yet.

CM might be the issue here, as well as it might not.

Yes, TB will still work. There are some apps that might cause the restoration process to freeze, so I suggest killing TB and skipping over the app that froze the process when you return.

If your keyboard preferences was not backed up, then no. If you were using the stock Sense keyboard, then that is a no as well. As long as your texting history was backed up, it can be restored. Texts are not like apps...their data is typically stored in XML files which are readable through any version of Android (2.3+).

I'm still soliciting my help if you need it.