yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] HunteronX:
I've done the same, too.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] jossgray:
Thats great to know,

Stop filling this thread with rubbish
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] jerpelea:
added progress info

added unbricker
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] ashman84:
sorry for sounding stupid but where?

EDIT: Got it.. (on the 1st page)
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] VMaxxor:
Re: DECRYPTED X10 ROMS and TUTORIALS - DEVELOPPMENT ONLY

Has anyone been able to unserialize the gzipped files SEUS downloads when starting up? What if we fake the server locally and serve up modded firmware? Did some wiresharkin'..
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] Bin4ry:
No problem to do flashing on our own. But these files are signed by SE. We can inject what we want on normal way phone will reject the firmware ;)

-Bin4ry
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] Vilam:
Why not using the Cuda way to try a brutforce attack ?

Imaging two GTX 295 in SLI using their full power with a I7 processor brutforcing this f**cking security, it may take less time than a normal brutforce way, no ?
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] Stef_dude:
Re: DECRYPTED X10 ROMS and TUTORIALS - DEVELOPPMENT ONLY

Gpu's aint good for bruteforcing

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[XPERIA X10 Android Development] lqbweb:
http://blog.taragana.com/index.php/archive/rsa-1024-bits-key-encryption-cracked/

http://techie-buzz.com/tech-news/1024-bit-rsa-cracked.html

I dont understand very well the thenique... but somebody has achieved it.... the question is, only decrypt it by the private key or also encrypt it by the public key? :|

What if we create I virus and spread it over millions of computers around the world? xDDD :)
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] lifeflayer:
Man that's impossible with some million dollar equipments and software to carefully the slightest fluctuation in power to flip certain bits... Don't think think about creating a bot net, and even with that power, you can't simply brute force something like a set of 1024 bit RSA keys. I personally believe there is the wrong area to be wasting time on. You are never gonna flash any images without having access to root, and if you are planning on gaining root by flashing an rooted image you are going about this the complete wrong way.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] Vilam:
GPU, like CPU, are just making what you want them to make, just tell them.

The idiea is not the power, put the number of core : if you make the operation 8 by 8 (with a I7) it's nicee, but 400 by 400 with the 200 core of the gpu (I don't know the real number of core on the 295) it's really better :eek:

Or maybe I'm wrong on all the line^^
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] lifeflayer:
gpu is only good at floating point calculations.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] OM3G4:
Bruteforce is not a good idea.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] Vilam:
Ok, thanks for the knowlelge^^
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] McKebapp:
I'm not that deep in that materia..

But MD5 and WPA/WPA2 seemed to be vulnerable to GPU accelerated bruteforce attacks...

We should simply hijack SETI@Home :D
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] lqbweb:
simply.......
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] Bin4ry:
Uhm, simple answer: No way.

WPA/WPA2 is not like RSA. There are HUGE differences. And MD5 .... i say nothing about this :P

-Bin4ry
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] Vilam:
Yes, there are some new program in the ng suit for air cracking wpa and wpa2 in order to use the cuda way, but I must be very different of RSA :(
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] jerpelea:
nice finding

i will look into it

thanks
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] Bin4ry:
Can somebody confirm me something?

Please use X10flash to flash this firmware i attached.

Then the phone won't boot up and must be restored by seus.

But after you flashed with X10flash only unplug the phone from usb an plug it back in -> The green LED goes on -> After a while the green LED goes out -> Wait 1 minute and let the phone connected through USB

After this minute (or in this minute) the phone boots up (screen gets background light) but stops before the Sony Ericsson Logo comes up. In this moment i can see the phone through ADB. But no time to check whats in because it powers off after this.

please try yourself.

-Bin4ry

EDIT: Sorry forgot to attach file :P
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] lqbweb:
maybe the bootloader?
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] biktor_gj:
Hi Bin4ry, on my x10i, the phone stays in bootloader mode no matter what I do. When plugging back in after flash, it goes to bootloader (I noticed it reboots to last state by default unless the correct shutdown reason is given) then turns the green light off, and then stays there doing nothing maintaining the usb connection still active but not answering commands)

What should it do exactly? If it does something different and you get to see adb attached... could you do an 'adb logcat on another window and leave it launched before the flash procedure'? That way you can measure the real time you have to launch a command like 'whoami' or '/system/bin/id' :)
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] jerpelea:
just analyed yor ramdisk.gz

you have different header than se ones (you have rebuilt it)

try and copy se header to your gz

try this one
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] biktor_gj:
Hi, I have deleted previous ramdisk from boot.sin and pasted yours (Jerpelea's), and I get the now typical exclamation mark.I've counted how long it takes, and when the Sony Ericsson logo appears the kernel hasn't even started to run. It takes more time for it to start, so probably the m**********r checks the signatures of every partition EVERY time. That, or after a flash. Either way, we're f*cked. What I haven't been able to check if it uses fota1/fota2 .sin (wich are elf binaries), to check the signatures (remember when I asked if anyone knew RedBend? I asked that because it's the vendor SE has used for flashing Firmware Over The Air. And maybe it does something else too..)

Or maybe we just need to find the jtag pinout and rip the bootloader. Because in the end, what's causing us such big headaches is the bootloader and its signing process. And if we modify a single bit of any .sin file it seems it gets to the same exclamation mark...

Any ideas? did you have more luck? I still hope I messed it up with the hex editor...

By the way, I also tried breaking the kernel binary on boot.sin by writing random data in the middle of it, and it took exactly the same time to tell me that it wasn't going to boot...

Regards!
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] jerpelea:
same thing here

even if one bit si modified

it will flash but will not boot

i have noticed that after flash (for legit one)

-it starts and screen is black but light is ok for 5 sec then it sleeps (i think that phone checks the update)

-then it starts normaly every time without fist delay/check
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] MarylandCookie:
This is normal procedure for all Sony Ericsson phones, bootloader checks firmware signage before boot. Maybe SeTool can flash as this tool has been fixing bootloaders, firmware etc on SE Phones for a long time.

It appears to be a standard SE Bootloader.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] Bin4ry:
Finally i have tryed everything (in my eyes) and the X10 shows the the same behaviour like yours does.

Also i compiled a new kernel, and exchanged it. Here the phone doesn't show the exclaimation mark. The phone simply doesn't boot.

Who willing to open the phone for finding some jtag points ? ^^ :D

-Bin4ry
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] lqbweb:
i also think the only way is through jtag....

Tomorrow if i have time ill take a look into the spreadsheet and those picture were running out over here... if anyone has a good resolution one from the arm side.......
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] McKebapp:
If you show me an example of these JTAG points I'll rip my phone (once) again, to search for them.

Maybe you can already see them on the pictures in the first post of the Disassembly-Thread in my signature?

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Edith says:

What about the ones in the upper left over here :confused: :
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] lqbweb:
Your post with more pictures:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=668132

it's all the layout covered :(
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] McKebapp:
Re: DECRYPTED X10 ROMS and TUTORIALS - DEVELOPPMENT ONLY

Underneath you wont find anything more.

Unfortunately I'm writing from the phone right now.

Search google with: "x10 disassembly FCC". You'll find some pics without that shielding. If there is something interesting, I'm willing to make some better shots of that area.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] lqbweb:
those pins you say are JTAG, are very close to the qualcomm chip, and are 6 pins (jtag), we have to identify which one is each, if anyone could try to disassembly and with a tester locate closer contacts (to the micro since the shielder can be removed ) for those pins... i suppose we could use Qualcomm Tool since our chip is supported by the application.... but who dares to brick definitely the phone? ehehhee

EDIT: by the way, look: http://news.mydrivers.com/1/151/151974_2.htm

I think Xperia X1 has already been flashed by jtag......
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] McKebapp:
Re: DECRYPTED X10 ROMS and TUTORIALS - DEVELOPPMENT ONLY

I'll talk tomorrow to a very good friend of mine. He studies stuff like that. Maybe he can help out.

*arnievoice: I'll be back xD
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] biktor_gj:
Either way we would need something to flash instead of the orginal bootloader, so we would need to patch it so it doesn't do the check after flash. I've been already there with other phones, and I must admit I don't have enough knowledge on electronics to do that kind of reverse engineering. Anyway, I would avoid touching the bootloader for as long as we can (unless there's someone here with extensive arm assembler knowledge -anybody there?-).

There's something I have noticed. Between .16 and .14 kernels there's only one week of difference. I think they left something unpatched, and then run to fix it. The question is... can we downgrade? Does someone have the original .sin files for version 14? Has anyone tried previous exploits with older firmwares?

Any older version?
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] lqbweb:
uploading.... it will take a while with my line... ill leave to home, half an hour im there and post the link

EDIT: im back.... 20 minutes left
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] Bin4ry:
Hi,

sorry for hijacking with another idea :D

Are there any cronjobs running or something like that stuff?

Because i just surfed on the net and found this :

http://h.ackack.net/flag-execution-for-easy-local-privilege-escalation.html

Maybe if we find something which is working in /data or /sdcard AND which can be hijacked with this.

Any Ideas?

-Bin4ry
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] McKebapp:
Re: DECRYPTED X10 ROMS and TUTORIALS - DEVELOPPMENT ONLY

If its not possible to downgrade the common way; at least Team DaVinci can: http://davinciteam.de/X10_en_index.html
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] Bin4ry:
downgrading can be done by debranding method. So no need for davinci :D

-Bin4ry
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] RRibeiro:
The interactive Puff! iPhone app which lets you “blow” up cute Japanese girls’ skirts by blowing on the mic of your phone. The harder you blow, the higher the skirt goes and the girl’s squeal. Now the app has been ported to Windows Mobile. The app is in Chinese or Japanese ( I have no clue ) the menu is on the top of the screen and there are some predefined models that the app comes with. The harder you blow in the mic the high the skirt goes ..

Here is a video: http://www.viddler.com/explore/wmArcade/videos/25/

This is still the 0.1 version.

Link to Download http://rapidshare.com/files/388776096/etpChui.zip
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] focuswrc2006:
very funny!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] snarf1974:
funny .... but you have to blow pretty hard !!!:p
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] sitaniace:
nice

applicable looks great, but watch out during the blow in the microphone of your HTC:rolleyes: the chance that you've fought in your phone because of your blows, ;)i blow to much in to my phone for a split second it freeze it.:rolleyes:

but still a nice app loll:D:D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] m0nkeyman:
One of those useless iPhone apps to add to the thousands they already have lol.
[Windows Mobile] Quetzecotyl:
WM 6.5: Is it possible to predetermine an EXT/OEM package's install location to a place other than the Windows folder (e.g., Program Files), in the interests of organization and browsing speed?

Thank you.
[Windows Mobile] + Que PPC:
yes it can be done... but not cooking them ;) a friend do this:

he makes a EXT pkg with a Mortscript file that runs at startup... that file runs a exe file in the storage card that uncompress a TGZ file in the directory you want then the same exe deletes the start up file ;)

hard isnt it? its just imagination
[Windows Mobile] Farmer Ted:
Everything in the \files folder of an EXT goes into windows. If you want things copied to another location, you can do it with the app.dat file. Or, you can put all the files in either a .cab or a .zip file, and just install the cab during customization or use a mortscript to unzip the zip file to whereever you want (zips are a lot faster than cabs and are easier to create/edit, but you need mortscript cooked in). But, you're better off having things run out of \windows most of the time. If you have two copies of a program, you're just wasting memory. You can create an EXT for something like TCPMP that puts it into \program files\tcpmp, but what's the point if the version that's sitting in \windows works just as well? Also, if you just work out of \windows, you can convert the dll's, exe's and mui's that might be present in the package to modules, which usually gives you an app that boots up faster. Some things don't work out of \windows, so it takes experimentation, and not all files work so well as modules, which requires more experimentation. But, I would say that putting things in different directories just to be (or seem) organized isn't always a great idea. If you're dead-set on doing it, then install the apps with a cab or a zip file, because it will save rom memory and limit the number of rom files, which is always a good thing.
[Windows Mobile] Quetzecotyl:
Thank you both--your post was especially informative Farmer Ted.
[HD2 General] ZeonicZ:
Hi guys

I have managed to break my HD2. The touchscreen no longer works. I have a HD2 from Vodafone. I have decided to take it back, however I have flashed roms and radios before with HSPL. I managed to flash back to 1.48 and the radio with it, But once I tried to remove HSPL via microSD, When it boots I get the following screen.

Current Situation

I have bootloader up.

"SPL-1.42.0000"

Upgrade ROM code error Please try again.

I want to install a stock rom and radio so I can hand it back, but when I tried to install RUU_Leo_HTC_WWE_1.43.405.1_Radio_Signed_15.26.50.07U_2.04.50_22_2_Ship

I got Invalid Vender ID.

What should I do next?
[HD2 General] ZeonicZ:
UPDATE

Installed Vodafone rom from HTC site and seems to be booting fine,

Radio is now 2.07.51 and

Rom is the HTC 1.72 vodafone one.

Anything else I should do before I hand it back.
[HD2 General] falconHTC81:
try to use task29
[HD2 General] ephestione:
nothing else needed, being your phone a branded one its IMEI code can't be associated with unbranded stock roms, you flashing the official vodafone rom fixed it, so as long as there isn't ay hspl showing anymore you're fine for warranty servicing.
[HD2 General] ZeonicZ:
Cheers mate, all systems are go. Will be handing it back today.
[Hero CDMA General] 4redstars:
Is there anyone that can make a barebones, lean rom with only the essentials to make it work? Based on Sense if possible?

I'm not as smart as you guys!
[Hero CDMA General] SupahDave:
Ummmmm... do you want Sense or do you want it as lean as possible with only the essentials?!? Having Sense doesn't make sense (pun intended) if you are trying to make a rom that is as lean as possible...
[Hero CDMA General] 4redstars:
I see what you mean, but I prefer sense, and would like the options of adding back in the widgets and the like

I guess I could take Fresh's new rom and remove everything I can...I like being able to cook roms with winmo phones but I'm so new to Android I don't know the dependencies and the like.
[Hero CDMA General] nebenezer:
+1, about as lean as your going to get WITH sense is removing all the sprint apps, facebook, twitter, etc. whatever you wont want to use, which is not hard to do. RegawMOD2.1 is a pretty good example.

BTW, We now have a Q&A section! YAY!!! :D

(^hint...)
[Hero CDMA General] 4redstars:
I was using RegawMod2.1 and decided to try out all the more recently updated roms, maybe I'll just go back to RegawMod.
[Hero CDMA General] ziaodix:
I don't understand all these question about request. I was an UBER Noob a mere two weeks ago when I rooted my Phone, but trust me people when I say, EVERYTHING you could possible need or need to learn about "Doing-It-Yourself" is in these forums.

Need a base Sense UI ROM to start with? They have it.

Need information regarding what works when you take it off? They have that also, or better yet make a nandroid and just start taking off apps 1 by 1until you get what you want with the phone still functioning. It's a long process but what exactly do you think the Devs do to get what they have?

End result, just read. You will discover it isn't the hardest thing in the world. Just remember the key to success in the end is nandroid backup is your friend. :)
[Hero CDMA General] nebenezer:
FWIW, I'm still using my own mod, which is based on dc2.07.2

But then I'm not using sense either.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] vahidmajazi:
is there any version of manila for wm6.5.x for prophet series ?
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] babak00000:
You may use M2D but it uses much memory. I've not tried it but saw the screen shots from dede.

Search for Wapvirus' post about Manila.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 ROM Development] vahidmajazi:
thanks a lot babak
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SladeOfDArk:
Hey guys ive not posted in a while, my phone was stolen out of my car

and i was wondering if there is a way to get my Phone numbers and data from

within the Nandroid backups i have on my PC. I am currently trying to get Eclipse and an emulator working to see if i can load nandroid and create an emulated clone of my old G1 then export all my phone numbers or something. Any suggestions would really be appreciated, i am going to the Leo as soon as i get my numbers and stuff.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ezterry:
If you had Google sync enabled contact info can be found at:

https://www.google.com/contacts

Sign in and view/edit your contact list.

For other data I wish you luck.. it sorta ought to work.. report the imei as stollen if you can. So at least no one will be able to use the phone.

Sorry for the loss people who do such things are beyond crappy.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lbcoder:
Do a google search for "unyaffs". You run the unyaffs command on your data/system/cache partition images and it'll extract them for you.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SladeOfDArk:
WOW thank you both, my contacts are sitting right there at google for me lol i cant believe it! this is why android rules! thank you both.. now i have about 90 percent of my contacts. the more recent ones i may be able to get with that unyaffs thing you mentioned.. im going to go google it now. !! thanks guys!
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] SL:
I got a old beat up Vogue BELL Canada(working unit) with the extended battery (HTC OEM) to give you guys if you want to use it to cook and test....

I am using a TP2 now so I thought I offer it to you guys who made many great roms for users)

Just PM me if you are in GTA area...(if not I may consider sending it)

Gone....send out to chef
[Droid Eris General] cidlik:
I am running 2.1 V-3 rooted. I am unable to upgrade the Google maps. It says it need a signature. Also 'End point' entry causes force close. Any suggestions. Also Daughters OTA came Saturday. Everything looks OK. I haven't received any OTA and probably won't.
[General Questions and Answers] Ethermind:
WVGA

So i want exactly as default, but with clock in top, and with slider in bottom.
[Networking] derd:
Hi!

I would like to access from my WM 6.5 device over the USB cable and my Ubuntu machine the internet that I am connected to over LAN.

Some specs:

It is a HTC Touch HD with the Energy ROM.

Ubuntu 10.04

When the phone is connected via the active sync mode I can easily send pings and receive pings, however no DNS works and my Opera Mobile 9.7 cannot access any files.

Can I somehow set routes and DNS manually or somehow by DHCP over the USB connection? Or is this not intended to work?

Sorry if this question came up already. I searched for it, but I only found issues for using internet the other way round (Linux -> WM -> Internet).
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lania626:
Situation: The place I go skydiving at is really rural. My service goes in and out, but is more out than in. Is there any way possible to force a connection to the AT&T network that's out there? When I try, I get the message "Your SIM card does not allow this" or whatever it says. I don't wanna drop my T Mobile service, as I've had them since '02 and they've been great to me. But I'm at wit's end with this no service thing every weekend when I jump =/

Thanks in advance

~Lania
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ESKIMOn00b:
lol.... no not unless you can somehow get ATT to allow T-Mo sims.... and hell has a better chance of freezing over..... only option i can think of is grab an ATT ppd sim.... either do the hack to install 2 sims (requires pretty severe physical modification to the phone) or simply remove your T-mo Sim and insert your ATT sim....

you ARE using google voice arent you? in that case you can have all incoming calls ring both numbers, seeing as you should only have one registered on a network at a time....

welcome to the only reason i ever even think of dropping my T-Mo service.... and ive had them since before they were called T-Mobile... (powertel, i think.....)
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lania626:
No, I don't use Google voice. Don't you have to have an invite for that?

Anyway, it's not that big a deal I guess...My service has been gettin a lil better the more I go out there. Last weekend if I put my butt up against the hanger door, I got signal lol My contract is up next August. Prob switch to Verizon then unless T Mobile gets somethin done with the quickness about their service coverage.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ESKIMOn00b:
you can have an invite sent to you by someone who has it, or you can request an invite off the google voice page it's self, it just takes about a week to get the invite if you request thru GV site... id HIGHLY reccomend getting one, all kinds of cool stuff can be done, including (but not limited too) Cheap international rates (.02 per min to landlines almost anywhere), totally unlimited calling over SIP (this ones pretty tricky to setup), visual and transcribed voice mails, caller screening, call routing (inbound).

if WiFi is available where your having signal issues then a SIP solution through GV, a SIP provider, SIPSorcery, and PBXes.org could give you access to phone calls (inbound and outbound, to/from you GV number)

its a rough setup (took me several tries, a couple days, and a couple shots to finally get right, and im nowhere near a novice) but if thats what would solve your problem grab a copy of SIPDroid (off the google code page, not the market), a GV invite, a PBXes account, a SIPSorcery account (all of the preceding are free services). A SIP provider will also be nessicary (some are free and some arent, i use SIPGate, which is free the way i use it/ have it set up).

look around on google for some tutorials (id link to one, but none were complete, or were old, i had to piece the info together from several tutorials, the SIPDroid page, PBXes help pages, and some common sense)