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[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ayman07:
try clearing the cache, cookies, history all that jazz in the settings. maybe that will help u out. i am assuming this is a stock phone and has not been modified. if it is modified, shame on you for not including more detail in the post.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WilliamStern:
You are correct, the phone is 100% stock. Just picked it up a few hours ago which is why I left my question very basic.

I did a search before posting, and did read what you said about what to clear out. I did all that, and still had the issue. I'll you though... The phone has been working fine now for the past couple of hours. Hope it stays that way. I guess I'll just run some tests during the weekend, and if the problem still continues I'll just return it on Monday.

Thanks for trying to me out.

WS
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tigerin:
wasn't able to use 3g earlier today. i think t-mobile was doing some kind of maintenance or some sort. it's back to normal now and it seems that my speed in the house increases from 0.40 to nearly 2 mbps. guess they did some kind of upgrade. hopefully the good speed is here to stay. =D
[Nexus One General] clickwir:
Fro Yo?

Froy O?

All the Google I/O vids I watched they said FROY-oh. I thought it was based on FROzen YOgurt? FRO - YO. No?

Outside of Google IO, I've never heard anyone call it FROY OH.
[Nexus One General] milomak:
I go with FRO-YO
[Nexus One General] diversificationied:
More like Fro Slow.

Amirite? Amirite?!
[Nexus One General] kobecamp2009:
Not at all :)
[Nexus One General] diversificationied:
How about Fro No Show

=P
[Nexus One General] slowz3r:
How about delicious
[Nexus One General] miketlo:
well its frozen yoghurt so it should be called fro yo so it still sounds like yoghurt
[Nexus One General] flarbear:
I'm always worried about mispronouncing it out of laziness so I go the extra mile and say "Froy Yo"... Can't have too many Y sounds in a row, doncha know...
[Nexus One General] strongergodzilla:
THAT is bizarre. They do say it weird, froy-oh. what the heck.

If im not mistaken, and given that frozen yogurt stuff has taken california by storm, froyo in pop culture is pronounced fro-yo, and that is how i have been saying it lol.
[Nexus One General] caysman:
The googlers who said froy oh may not be native american speakers.
[Nexus One General] strongergodzilla:
granted that, if you watch the video, they are clearly in perfect command of american standard english with zero accent what so ever. so whatever the reason for froyos pronunciation, i cant attribute it to their english skills

Vic Gundotra used to be a higher up at microsoft, started there before 1991, so he's been here in the U.S. for at least nearly 20 years.
[Nexus One General] needmoregigs:
English in the US is affected by regional dialects and colloquialisms just like any other language.

I'm from Chicago and we pronounce certain things differently than say someone from Dallas. Even my business associate from New York can say the most simple things differently from me.

Fro-Yo or Froy-O; either is acceptable. None of that matters anyways since it's not a real word.
[Nexus One General] ATnTdude:
I call it Android 2.2, unless I want to #### with people, then I call it "forgurt" and if anyone mentions "froyo" I act like they're insane.
[Nexus One General] herrwinkler:
Leo Laporte says FROY OH. Drives me nuts. FRO YO my brotha!
[Nexus One General] flybyme:
not many native american speakers left in america -_-

ive been saying it as froy o because thats how i separate my syllables. it may derive from frozen yogurt but it doesnt have to be pronounced the same way
[Nexus One General] milomak:
typically any short form of a phrase has everything to do with what it is formed from. FROzen YOghurt. It seems the simplest solution is to pronounce as a combination - FRO-YO rather than make a new term - FROY-OH

edit: I think we realise we are discussing an irrelevant point. But that is what most of the internet is.
[Nexus One General] flybyme:
lol modem is a portmanteau of modulator-demodulator.....you dont call it a Moh-Dem, you call it a moe-dem

its not about making a new term or anything, its just about how its integrated into english
[Desire General] faddys123:
hey, i have a htc desire on orange but orange dont get updates. if i flash a unbranded rom on it can i still receive htc updates ? or can i flash a without a root ?
[Desire General] brindyman:
i do believe if you flash it to a htc rom you will get your updates from htc not from orange...correct me if im wrong but i believe thats correct
[Desire General] faddys123:
Thanks for your help
[Desire General] hensk:
hi m8

but first you must root your Desire ,before flash it with every ROM
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Zap!:
I know there is an FML app on the iPhone and Android, but how about one for Windows Mobile? We're really missing out if there isn't!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] avd:
FML

I have a windows phone
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] R3dF1v3:
No, we're not.

I really don't get the 'websites must have their own application' thing. Opera Mobile loads FML perfectly fine, plus there's the FML Twitter feed which I follow, so I get the updates on Sense's Twitter tab...
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Zap!:
I don't like loading browsers, and only use them if I have to.

On Twitter it cuts off FML with "..." if it's even slightly long.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] cjmdaniels:
I agree, I would like an FML app for my HD2
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
This makes getting into Clockwork, well, clockwork. This flashes Clockwork custom recovery, replacing your stock recovery. To top it off, if you are running a stock ROM, it will root it in the process.

Great job, Unrevoked Team!

Once you load this, don't forget to donate to EFF.

Go get it!

NEW 08-01-2010: shad0wf0x has made a custom Ubuntu LiveCD spin with a script that pulls down the Unrevoked tool and runs it as root - all from the Ubuntu Desktop. This ends hassles for windows users having driver troubles, and requires NO LINUX KNOWLEDGE and NO LINUX INSTALLATION. This should work on any device supported by the unrevoked reflash tool.

Check out shad0wf0x's thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7449486&postcount=1

Notes:

Please read Shadowmite's quoted post below carefully

Linux users MUST run reflash as root (sudo su or equivelent - this does NOT mean root is required on the phone - root is not required).

After flashing, the phone will go to Clockwork recovery when shut down with the USB cord connected and charging. Clockwork cannot be used reliably when started in this manner. To start clockwork, start with the USB disconnected and powered down completely, then start the phone into HBOOT and then recovery normally.

I have contacted Koush regarding the missing battery meter while charging. It's unlikely that this will be restored.
[HTC Aria Android Development] fluffyarmada:
AAA!!! :D!!!
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Wait for it!!!!!
[HTC Aria Android Development] jasonyump:
Yesss!!!
[HTC Aria Android Development] _Opiate_:
This is indeed great news....NOW the real fun begins........
[HTC Aria Android Development] _Opiate_:
This just isn't working for me at all...I've tried it several times on multiple computers. It never does anything but say waiting for device...............

I have confirmed root several times and installed the proper drivers several times
[HTC Aria Android Development] jznomoney:
so what exactly does this do?
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
nothing until the updated version is posted.

Edit: sorry about that, I didn't answer your question. It will flash Clockwork custom recovery on rooted Arias so that we don't have to go thru the crazy adb chase to get to clockwork. It will replace the stock recovery.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Shadowmite:
Almost... We haven't pushed the new version up quite yet.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Okay, here's some news from shadowmite's site.
[HTC Aria Android Development] fluffyarmada:
This will make my forays into Froyo much less stressful... you know, not having to spend three hours trying to get clockwork running before I can get my changes onto the phone after I do yet another thing to try fixing the kernel. xD
[HTC Aria Android Development] panda703:
i think i just cried SO BEAUTIFUL
[HTC Aria Android Development] _Opiate_:
Have they updated the tool yet?
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
I haven't heard anything yet.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Shadowmite:
Almost! We're working out a FAQ and slight revamp to the webpage that was a needed bit. almost up.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Cool. This will make a few happy campers.
[HTC Aria Android Development] cropythy:
Attn1 a question about your quote section on the first post, it says uninstall HTC sync is that for us? If so how do I get my necessary drivers to stay on my computer while uninstalling the linked program? Sorry I am just a little confused...
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Well, according to Shadowmite's directions, Sync messes up this process. If you have a linux livecd, better to do it from that. I did mine on a Linux box.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Shadowmite:
Ok, it's live! HTCSync is a problem, it likes to random mess with the communications. Please remove it and then reinstall after you flash... :)

Also make sure to choose charge only!

Have fun, it's up and ready!

http://unrevoked.com/recovery/
[HTC Aria Android Development] cropythy:
I don't really feel like messing around with linux right now, but really want to try this, is there a workable way to get the drivers without htc sync?
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Post #1 updated:

NEW 08-01-2010: shad0wf0x has made a custom Ubuntu LiveCD spin with a script that pulls down the Unrevoked tool and runs it as root - all from the Ubuntu Desktop. This ends hassles for windows users having driver troubles, and requires NO LINUX KNOWLEDGE and NO LINUX INSTALLATION. This should work on any device supported by the unrevoked reflash tool.

Check out shad0wf0x's thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7449486&postcount=1

Excellent work, shad0wf0x!
[HTC Aria Android Development] shallpion:
I read through that thread and if I understood correctly, that method is questionable and it seems there is no reliable way to restore 100% factory status of a "unrevoked" machine by far......
[HTC Aria Android Development] Piglet01:
Just got clockwork onto my aria, unrevoked 3 actually never saw the phone via usb until I installed htc sync :confused:. Thanks this is awesome!
[HTC Aria Android Development] matt_b:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7366335&postcount=25
[HTC Aria Android Development] Flixoman:
Wow. I tried the original method in Win7 pro 64bit and was getting frustricated.

This... this was a tall glass of easy with a sidecar of kick-ass. Did my nandroid backup... and about to have some fun!
[HTC Aria Android Development] delovelady:
Unrevoked3 instructions leave a little to be desired

OK, so I have followed the instructions for Unrevoked3. Many times, actually, and I think I have a mixture of success and partial success. But I don't know since the instructions leave me hanging.

Where the instructions leave me, is at a green screen with these options:

- Reboot system now

- apply sdcard:update.zip

et cetera. So what's next? I've tried to find more about update.zip, and what I've found is ambiguous. (One site might say that this will wipe your SD, most sites say, "just do it." Unrevoked3 claims to do it all in one step (and the application does say "Done" before it quits). So what the heck is next?!?!?! The end of the instructions shouldn't leave one at such a dubious crossroads, should it?

I've read that presence of a Superuser application indicates that the device is rooted. That application is there. And yet when I try to run non-market installations (such as english_talking_slovoed_compact_chinese_english_dictionary.apk), I get the alert about the device protecting me - is that supposed to be the case? I've searched, I've googled, I've read this and other entire threads.... and yet I know it has to be me. :mad:

In my searches I've seen reference to the fact that the Superuser app brings up an empty window... and that that's supposed to be normal. So what is its purpose? How does one use it? What am I missing?:confused:
[HTC Aria Android Development] ocswing:
You're confusing a lot of different things with the root process.

From what you've stated you do have root on your phone. Unrevoked said it was done, so at that point you'd choose the reboot option and that's it. Having Root access is like having root access on a machine (or ultimate admin privileges essentially.) The superuser permissions app you refer to will remain blank until another app requires root access. At this point Superuser Permissions will prompt you if you want to allow this to occur, and something would then be listed. All other times it'll remain blank.

Installing non-market apps is known as "sideloading". Now that your phone is rooted you are able to do certain procedures that allow this. Just search these Aria forums for the term "side loading" and you'll find a couple different ways to go about this.
[HTC Aria Android Development] delovelady:
Ah! The light comes on, and someone's home! Thanks for resetting expectations. Now I get it much more clearly!

Yeah, I know about superuser permissions, having been a multi-platform system administrator for umpteen years... what I didn't get was that there is a disconnect between:

and program installation. I assumed that that would be the main time you'd want the superuser app to kick in and try to help. But I know not to assume. :)

Thanks again for bringing light to this subject. You really helped me out! And I really needed it! :o
[HTC Aria Android Development] 8on3s:
Got a friend who may be reluctant to root, but unrevoked works? That's killer to hear. There may be hope yet.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
yes, unrevoked works. And for those who use Windows, Unrovoked used with Shad0wf0x's Ubuntu LiveCD spin is flawless. No need to ass around with windows drivers whatsoever.
[HTC Aria Android Development] 8on3s:
Killer I had issues trying to use unrevoked, with sidux. I will definitely have to get this dl for him.

Thanks Shad0wf0x! And again thanks XDA!
[HTC Aria Android Development] MAXAITA:
someone help me

when I turn off the phone and connect the power cable that automatically goes into recovery mode should I do to avoid that.
[HTC Aria Android Development] hoofadoo:
dont turn it off with the cable plugged, i think that instance of clockwork is useless for the most part anyways, so just unplug, turn off, then replug if you wish

EDIT: nevermind i dont know what im talking about, i just did it that way and it still shows clockwork... hmmm
[HTC Aria Android Development] matt_b:
what are you trying to accomplish by having the phone completely off and plugged in? if you need the phone to be in recovery mode, just boot it into recovery mode either via rommanager or by holding power and volume down, then plug the phone in. turning the phone off and plugging it in results in a shell of clockwork recovery that isn't completely reliable.
[HTC Aria Android Development] fmac:
Ok so ive rooted my phone using unvervoked3, thankfully everything went fine after some tweaking.

Now, how can I enjoy the power of a rooted phone? Im new at this and cant find the way to for example: unistall AT&T bloatware, move internet cache to sd and other nice features. From where do I do this? The phone & settings UI are exactly the same. I know this doesnt relate to the unrevoked method but I never rooted a phone before.

Thanks in advanced
[HTC Aria Android Development] matt_b:
now that you have rooted your phone, I would highly recommend flashing a new rom. if you're wanting a better android experience, id suggest attn1s cm6 liberty rom. the link to the thread for that rom is in my signature.
[HTC Aria Android Development] shark0807:
Like the person you are responding to, I used to enjoy charging my phone while it is off, perhaps it is superstition, but you used to enjoy longer battery life when charging while it is off, so that the battery does not gain a memory.
[HTC Aria Android Development] skippy_57:
"Waiting for Device" problem

I've an Aria and followed installation instructions for the hboot drivers and still got stuck at "waiting for device" when running unrevoked 3.

My problems, which I suspect happen to a lot of people trying to use unrevoked with Windows, is that

1) Instructions don't explain that you need to install the driver when the phone has USB debugging enabled.

2) The driver doesn't recognize the Aria when USB Debugging is enabled because it's .inf file doesn't contain the correct IDs

The Aria spews out different device IDs when USB debugging is enabled than when it is connected in a different mode. I have a x86 Windows 7 computer and I added the following to the [Google.NTx86] section of android_winusb.inf and then was able to install the driver after connecting the device.

%CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_0BB4&PID_0C92&MI_01

%CompositeAdbInterface% = USB\VID_0BB4&PID_0C92&REV_0100&MI_01

%SingleBootLoaderInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_0BB4&PID_0C94

I'm not a driver expert so I'm not sure what I did is correct, but after doing this unrevoked recognized my phone and did its thing.
[HTC Aria Android Development] ant1pathy:
How long is the unrevoked3 process supposed to take? It's been pushing recovery image for 10 minutes now. SD card is installed, correct drivers, HTC Sync installed/uninstalled so it's recognized. Just won't DO anything.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
It's a superstition - a carryover from the days of nickle-cadmium batteries. Today's lithium ION batteries don't have this issue. Besides, before you flashed clockwork, the phone was not off. The battery meter would show, then the phone went to sleep - not off. The only difference is that the phone is absolutely useless in that state, so you may as well charge with it up and running and sleeping from there.
[HTC Aria Android Development] Symmetric:
I'm having a similar issue. Once the bootloader/unrevoked reboots the phone, it comes back and the phone doesn't seem to recognize that the debugging mode is still on. the indicator for debugging doesn't come up in the taskbar/shade, only the "charging only" indicator is there.

This is where mine is hanging up.

oh, and if I go in to settings and turn off debugging and turn it back on, unrevoked loses connection and errors out.

Any help, gurus?

...this was a lot easier on my captivate ;)
[HTC Aria Android Development] echodun:
Install HTC Sync FIRST!

I can't preface this instruction enough because to me, it wasn't clear in the unrevoked instructions. I never had HTC Sync installed so when I went through the instructions that said to uninstall it, I figured I would just skip that step. After 5 times of the flash program sitting there waiting for my phone to connect while I had an unknown driver, I finally caught on to install HTC Sync first, let it install that driver, and then uninstall it when it was done. The driver's don't get removed. This could have saved me at least a good hour had it been posted more accessibly.
[HTC Aria Android Development] parsona:
Does this work for the non AT&T version of the Aria, i.e the Europe and APAC version?
[HTC Aria Android Development] blurryg:
is unrevoked3 reflash process supposed to unlock the nand write-protection on the Aria? In the HBoot screen I see the S-ON still listed, and I cannot use adb (remount, etc) or modify settings.db.
[HTC Aria Android Development] tpbklake:
The Unrevoked wiki (http://unrevoked.com/rootwiki/doku.php/public/unrevoked3)

states that the S-OFF option only works on a few select CDMA phones, not GSM phones like the Aria.

Regards,

Tom
[HTC Aria Android Development] kopimi:
Install HTC Sync but don't run it.

After tinkering with the damn thing for an hour I finally got it to work, thanks to the posts of a few people on the forum. Turns out you have to install HTC Sync so you have the ADB drivers, just dont run it or else it'll interfere with unrEVOked3.

Right now unrEVOked3 is running and it says "Waiting for root... (safe to restart if this doesn't work)".

So I'm just waiting and wondering what that means :v

EDIT:

Its been sitting on "Waiting for root" for almost half an hour, am I missing something here?

Restarted my phone with the SND_DOWN + POWER + OPTIC command and I'm now fully rooted and installing boot animations. Love the attitude of posters on this forum, very helpful. Will probably stick around :)
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
Works for APAC version - confirmed. I don't think there is a euro version out there yet.
[HTC Aria Android Development] attn1:
You need to run adb from clockwork to do those things - still nandlocked atm
[HTC Aria Android Development] FZ1Darren:
thanks for the instructions. i left sync installed but just exited it from tool tray in windows 7. clockworkded and liberated. :D
[HTC Aria Android Development] webbdh2003:
I have three questions:

Does installing the unrevoked system hard reset the phone? As in does it install a custom ROM from the start or just the superuser.apk root access stuff.

Does the NANDROID backup allow you to restore your root back to the time of rooting the phone?

Is a blank SD card required at the time of root or can you use a SD card with information already stored on it?
[HTC Aria Android Development] oahceasgnikgneas:
To the best of my knowledge:

Running unrevoked only roots your phone and replaces the stock recovery with Clockworkmod recovery. You can then manually install a custom rom such as Liberated or Cyanogenmod 6 if you wish or leave it as is, now with root access.

In this sense the NANDROID backup is performed using Clockworkmod recovery, so the first backup that you would have to recover from would be after you've rooted. If you wanted to unroot, you would have to perform a factory restore to stock. Information on how to do so is linked to in the stickied thread in this forum.

The SD card does not have to be blank.
[HTC Aria Android Development] webbdh2003:
So all other information currently on the phone will stay as is; nothing will be deleted in the process because it is still the same stock ROM for the most part, just with root access?
[HTC Aria Android Development] oahceasgnikgneas:
Yep.

Only installing a completely new custom rom like CM6 will wipe your information.

The nice thing about having root and Clockworkmod is that you can run a NANDROID backup immediately, and then experiment by flashing whatever custom rom you want. If you find it to not be to your taste, you can just restore from that NANDROID backup and everything will be exactly as it were when you made the backup.
[HTC Aria Android Development] webbdh2003:
ok cool, thanks. :)
[HTC Aria Android Development] rootedbrain:
I have successfully rooted my new aria! woot.

super nub question: following instructions on how to continue with installing one of attn's liberated roms, i was a little confused... Do I rename the rom file on my pc to rom of choice (ex. R012> B003)? ...I successfully installed R012 through clockwork, but never had the opportunity to choose a specific rom...or has att1n's rom been continually updated, and R012 is the latest/only option? sorry, really new to all of this.

-much appreciated
[HTC Aria Android Development] IsraelR:
If you downloaded his Liberated rom from the 1st post in his thread, you have either the regular R012, deodexed R012, or the asia/pacific version. You'd want the newest version anyway since the revisions are made as improvements come along.
[HTC Aria Android Development] rootedbrain:
ok, thought that. makes sense.

so now, how do I install 3rd party apps/ get rid of bloatware? super user? how do i access it?
[HTC Aria Android Development] Noz85:
Install any of the roms and you will be able to install 3rd party,lose the bloat ware, and SU just grants root access to apps that need it.

sent ftom my cm6 Intruder running CM6