yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] nickleby:
Some of the owners of this device would be so kind to tell me what's the FCC ID of this phone? Thanks! I just want to know more about the hardware of this device, and probably the FCC website can give me some information :D:D
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] pxico:
I'm trying to flash your ROM to test it and after flash it the phone doesn't boot. What parameters you choose on P21DTDownloadTool. I just add your OS.dio on OS option, and "Enter OS after download" unchecked. Is there anyhting wrong that I'm doing?

Everything is fine :). Thks
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] walter99100:
hola amigo yo tambien soy de venezuela. mi problema es que instale la rom y el internet no se conecta a pesar de que configure el gprs bien. coloque la direccion correcta de movilnet para el internet. como puedo solucionar este problema? gracias
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] walter99100:
hello friend I am from Venezuela too. my problem is to install the rom and the internet does not connect even though it set the gprs. place the right direction for internet Movilnet. how I can fix this problem? thanks
[Click Android Development] ravichandrabr:
This app is confirmed to be working on the tattoo,

now you can root your device at one click and you can unroot also,

yesterday I have tested it, its rooted successfully on my tattoo

instruction:

1. Download the attached apk

2. copy the apk file to your phone device

3. use file explorer & Install

4. open the application in the all program list & hit root

thats it!! your phone is rooted successfully

Note: Added universalAndroot1.6.2 beta5

(Supported Devices):

* Google Nexus One (2.2)

* Google G1 (1.6)

* HTC Hero (2.1)

* HTC Magic (1.5) (Select Do not install Superuser)

* HTC Tattoo (1.6)

* Dell Streak (2.1)

* Motorola Milestone (2.1)

* Motorola XT701

* Motorola XT800 (2.1)

* Motorola ME511

* Motorola Charm

* Motorola Droid (2.01/2.1/2.2 with FRG01B)

* Sony Ericsson X10 (1.6)

* Sony Ericsson X10 Mini (1.6)

* Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Pro (1.6)

* Acer Liquid (2.1)

* Acer beTouch E400 (2.1)

* Samsung Galaxy Beam

* Samsung galaxy 5 (gt-i5500)

* Vibo A688 (1.6)

* Lenovo Lephone (1.6)

* LG GT540 (1.6)

* Gigabyte GSmart G1305

(Not supported):

* Google Nexus One (2.2 FRG33)

* Samsung i9000 / i6500U / i7500 / i5700

* Motorola ME600 / ME501 / MB300 / CLIQ XT

* Motorola 2.2 FRG22D

* Archos 5

* HuaWei U8220

* HTC Desire / Legend / Wildfire (/system 無法寫入, 不過可以靠 Soft Root)

* HTC EVO 4G / Aria

* SonyEricsson X10i R2BA020

* myTouch Slide

Iam not the developer

official thread hear
[Click Android Development] AsgardCurse:
Works on my Tattoo, no problems install Busybox and Titanium backup that requires root
[Click Android Development] ravichandrabr:
other devices

ofcource it works on others devices also (listed below)

ogle Nexus One (2.2)

HTC Hero (2.1)

HTC Magic (1.5)

Dell Streak (2.1)

Motorola Milestone (2.1)

Motorola XT701

Motorola XT800 (2.1)

Motorola ME511

Sony Ericsson X10 (1.6)

Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Pro (1.6)

Acer Liquid (2.1)

Vibo A688 (1.6)

OK Stuck
[Click Android Development] haree:
hi

pls give more details on how to use the same so the user could easily use the same

and wont have to has u too many questions on the same

good work very nice of u to give help full contribution to the forum :D
[Click Android Development] cristi_bostan2005:
Download, install, open app and follow on screen instructions. Couldn't be easier!
[Click Android Development] basinizadussun:
i microwaved my tattoo :/(
[Click Android Development] alberto88a:
why? :eek:
[Click Android Development] ravichandrabr:
please be brief everybody, otherwise others can't understand easily, specially noobs..
[Click Android Development] ngotova7:
It doesn't work on my HTC tattoo, I followed instructions on screens but my phone is still not root??

any body know why???

phone is not locked to any network, and it's not branded. Official rom.
[Click Android Development] ravichandrabr:
it has to root your tattoo, so many users rooted,

do factory reset and try ... don't forget to backup
[Click Android Development] ngotova7:
Tnx man, it's working
[Click Android Development] ravichandrabr:
enjoy buddy
[Click Android Development] decker39:
Excellent !!!!!!! i've been waiting for this for such a long time :D:D:D
[Click Android Development] ravichandrabr:
install attached apk v1.6.1 n select superuser 1.5 1.6 then hit root that's it...

I. think u tried with android version 1.6.2 its still in. the beta version...
[Click Android Development] mmike21:
Well i eventually ended up using a puzzle ROM. with root and superuser.

So now i have root i hope, but when i go to use root explorer and mount the system as Rw, and create a new file.. it wont works!? it wont say failed.. but it wont add that file..

like there is no space to add that file..

And i really need to change this file:

/system/etc/wifi/wap_supplicant.conf
[Click Android Development] Armada3000:
Thank you, worked a treat!
[Click Android Development] milos.rs:
THX man very easy use!!!

Great work!!!
[Click Android Development] chunghero:
this app is really good. Thank so much.
[Click Android Development] ayl104:
Nice work

NICE.... great work... thank you:D
[Click Android Development] vura:
OK here goes, i'm from South Africa been using my htc Tattoo for a couple of months now, n i really want to load a custom rom based on 2.1 coz im tired of 1.6

So my Question is:confused: - Is 1-click Root and the one explained on theunlockr.com/2010/03/16/how-to-root-the-htc-tattoo does it have the same end result coz they talk about creating a gold card in order to root your phone

plz explain

Thnx in advance:cool:
[Click Android Development] ravichandrabr:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=716282

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=645742

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=603286

read read read...... before post

if you want to root your device just download attached apk and install, follow instructions
[Click Android Development] vura:
Thank you very much ;):rolleyes:
[Click Android Development] slavisa037:
file explorer

where is file exsplorer on my tattoo plis help
[Click Android Development] hama2:
http://bit.ly/9wAKC5

Universal Androot 1.6.2 beta 5

http://blog.23corner.com/2010/08/30/universal-androot-1-6-2-beta-5/
[Click Android Development] ravichandrabr:
file explorer

Install from the market so many explorers are there ex:"estrong file explorer"
[Click Android Development] homerty:
this was so unexpectadly fast

thanks for the dev
[Click Android Development] pasan:
Works perfectly, Titanium Backup now works. However, Bluetooth File Transfer still thinks my phone is not rooted. Is there something else I need to do to get it working?

My phone is an HTC Tattoo with Android 1.6
[Click Android Development] ravichandrabr:
bluetooth (ftp) will not work with your shipped Rom v1.6 you have to flash custom Rom with v2.1 but camera and other features will not work...
[Click Android Development] pasan:
Thanks bhai, I guess I'll have to wait till a 2.x appears with working camera at least.
[Click Android Development] kejd:
Thanks a lot for this app, it works like a charm :)
[Click Android Development] bones000:
works fine on my tattoo thx guy
[Click Android Development] rkujadt:
what happens with a rooted phone? (noobie)

Hi all

I'm a noobie in the rooting scene, so please don't blame me for my stupid questions

What happens if I root my HTC Tattoo?

is everything like it was before except that's rootet?

or

do I have to install and configure everything from scratch?

What happens to my sense surface?

Can I still use it or do I get the original Android surface?

I wish ju watt

shrek
[Click Android Development] ravichandrabr:
What Does Root Give Me?

1. Full control over your system

2. Ability to alter system files. You can replace many

parts of the "Android Core" with this including:

Themes

Core apps (maps, calendar, clock etc)

Recovery image

Bootloader

Toolbox (linux binary that lets you execute simple

linux commands like "ls") can be replaced with

Busybox (slightly better option)

Boot images

Add linux binaries

3. Run special apps that need more control over the

system

SuperUser (lets you approve or deny the use of

root access to any program)

Task Manager For Root (Lets you kill apps that

you otherwise could not kill)

Tether apps (like the one found at [android-wifi-

tether.googlecode.com ])

<there are more but I cannot think of any right

now>

4. Backup your system

You can make a folder on your sdcard and

backup all of your .apk files to your sdcard (helps

if an author decides to "upgrade" you to a version

that requires you to pay to use the version you

just had)

5. Relocate your (browser/maps/market) cache to

your /sdcard

6. Relocate your installed applications to your /

sdcard

7. Reboot your phone from the terminal app easily

(su <enter> reboot <enter>)

What Do I Lose Having Root

1. The ability to accept OTA updates (well, you can

but you would lose root, so its been made so

they get denied)

2. The sense that someone else controls your phone

3. The need to sit in an Android chat channel asking

how to get root

4. The need for a stupid useless "File Manager" that

lets you see filenames but almost nothing else.

5. The ability to have a knowledgeable conversation

with a T-Mobile rep about your phone. (Ask one

of them to spell root for you)
[Click Android Development] hekerneo:
I instal this app. and root my tattoo... then say root is done... and then i want to go in recovery mode.... but it is the same, like bevore.... please help me ... thanks
[Click Android Development] ravichandrabr:
dude I don't know where exactly you got stuck ,, can you more brief pls
[Click Android Development] chazkhew:
hi, i'm new here =)

does rooting clears my phone data away?

do i need to backup my datas before rooting?

if yes, what software should I use?

i'm using htc tattoo with android 1.6

thanx =)
[Click Android Development] ravichandrabr:
you need not worry about your data , you won't lose your settings datas etc just hit on root button n you will done
[Click Android Development] chazkhew:
i have a problem here, the universal root said that my phone is successfully rooted but i cannot see any sign of it rooted: I cannot install market yet and i cannot send files via bluetooth with the FTP

what should I do??
[Click Android Development] hekerneo:
i have a problem here, the universal root said that my phone is successfully rooted but i cannot see any sign of it rooted, if i go in the recovery mode, i dont see new recovery... for example... i rooted my desire, and when is finished i can go in recovery mode and i find new recovery for back up, restore, instal rom form sd card and this thinks
[Click Android Development] ravichandrabr:
try with different sd card, don't use sdhc

anyway if you want confirm your device rooted successfully or not just install root permissions apps like titanium backup, quickapp clean cache etc... then u will confirm
[Click Android Development] banawy:
may i know how to make sure if my device was rooted?
[Click Android Development] hwarang:
Hello , after I rooted my phone with this app , can i now put custom ROMs ?
[Click Android Development] ravichandrabr:
you are successfully completed your first step to flaSh custom roms, now you have to create gold card, for all info, follow hear http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=716282
[Click Android Development] pedrobl:
And the root password is? Am I missing something?
[Click Android Development] Ihaveatattoo:
Kaspersky tells me there is a trojan in this: Deleted: Exploit.Linux.Lotoor.d

UniversalAndroot_1.6.1.apk/res/raw/exploid

False alarm i guess.

disgra, try the second version, not the beta.
[Click Android Development] disgra:
The second version?

I've try with the 1.6.1 and the1.6.1 beta and nothing to do.
[Click Android Development] Ihaveatattoo:
Not the beta. By the way you have froyo not eclair.
[Click Android Development] CP2:
Beta on my phone does not work

Delete, please!
[Click Android Development] 3tybagig:
Success.

I used the UniversalAndroot_1.6.1.apk to root my friends tattoo. Worked very well. Thanks.

My steps:

Turn on usb debug

adb push UniversalAndroot_1.6.1.apk /sdcard

(this adb push is not explicitly necesary. One could also just copy paste the app onto SD)

diconect phone from computer

install the app

run it

open market install rom manager

rom manager flash recovery

test recovery

backup

wipe data factory reset

wipe dalvik

flash new rom "CyanogenMod 7.0.0-RC2.2 (7007) 2.3.3 Gingerbread"

flash gapps

reboot

All done

The phone I had did not have a sim lock so didn't need a gold card.

Pretty painless all in all.
[Click Android Development] Deluxepython:
1-Click rooted my Tattoo nice and easy :)

Thanks

Couldnt be bothered with all the other unecessary ways to root lol

Thanks again!
[Click Android Development] ravichandrabr:
Enjoy the app......

hit thnx if I help u
[Click Android Development] petar17:
Few questions about connecting phone to PC and stuff...

Guys, I have few questions...

First of all, my PC does not recognize my Tattoo. I can put a app over sd card reader, but I'm thinking after I root and flash ROM, is it going to work (recognizing a Tattoo)?

My Tattoo is not sim locked so do I need a gold card?

3tybagig suggested ROM (the link http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1297712), so do I need an extra partition on my SD card (ext4) or something, like on other models (HTC Desire, Desire HD, Desire S,...)?

Thanks a lot guys!
[Epic 4G General] jtmercutio:
Just curious if anyone knows how to change the primary shortcuts listed across the bottom of the screen? I dont like samsungs stock messaging, want to put handcent there instead. Also want to change the rest of them, except applications lol.
[Epic 4G General] ls3mach:
From what I have read, you cannot.
[Epic 4G General] coolkams03:
You cannot change the app dock in EPIC. Hopefully that feature will be added in the upcoming updates of GPS and Froyo.

As of now EPIC can't change apps on the dock. Cannot remove/add homescreens. Has basic music player and no eqaulizer as found in captivate and vibrant.
[Epic 4G General] kramboid:
http://www.amitbhawani.com/blog/how-to-delete-or-replace-default-dock-icons-samsung-galaxy-s/

Does this not work?
[Epic 4G General] Eazail70x7:
Only thing I can suggest is ADW launcher or Launcher Pro (I use this). You can have handcent in the dock (I have it there).

Also, thank goodness the Epic 4G still has the Samsung Video player which looks so sweet! It also has the 5.1 surround sound button too :)
[Epic 4G General] ottonomy:
The instructions on the page kramboid linked worked perfectly for me on an unmodified unrooted Fascinate.
[Epic 4G General] Sh0wNuF:
Thats because the Fascinate runs TW 3.0....the epic runs 2.5 due to landscape issues in 3.0 and you cannot change the apps in the dock on 2.5. I would definitely suggest ADW or Launcher pro, TW works great but it isn't customizable like adw or launcher pro and both work amazing as well
[Epic 4G General] JSKCKNIT:
I was able to change my "Messaging" to Handcent by doing the following:

1) Go to Applications/Menu/Edit

2) On the primary shortcuts, press and hold the shortcut you wish to remove and drag it up by the rest of your apps. You should now have an open slot.

3) Find the Handcent icon and drag it down to the primary shortcuts bar.

4) Click Menu/Save

You should now have Handcent app as a primary shortcut.
[Epic 4G General] Cluefree:
This absolutely will work (personal experience doing this on both Froyo and GB stock). One note - you will need to make sure your applications are in "grid view" instead of "list mode" or you won't get the right menu options... at least that's what I recall.
[Epic 4G General] austin420:
yes, that will work now as we have a newer version of both android and touchwiz.

the post you are repling to is 18 months old. back then we had eclair with a jankier version of tw3.

we has had a come upance.
[Epic 4G General] k0nane:
Worst. Necro. Ever.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wbexpress:
I just flashed the "blue" new battery icon with Clockwork, then rebooted. It works fine, but I noticed that the "planet" wallpaper that is the default on Vibrant 6 was now back to the "green grass" one that comes with stock. Looking at settings/about phone it still shows the firmware version as 2.1 update1, which I believe still means Vibrant 6 is flashed? Also, the "app downloaded" icon in the status bar is the one that came with the stock ROM (has a red arrow with a white base base instead of a simple downward arrow). I just wanted to make sure that by flashing the new battery icon it did not revert the ROM back to stock?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n00bish:
You did not, it's just cosmetic changes - you can reapply the icons & wallpaper etc if you find the themes in the Themes & Apps forum.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wbexpress:
Thank you much. Not a big deal the way they are (I generally use a picture for wallpaper anyways), I was just concerned that something changed that was unexpected.
[General Questions and Answers] wdfowty:
For some reason, my Mac auto-updated my Java to 1.6, and now I can't build AOSP...Wondering if anyone had some clever solution to get this to work...

Could I just symlink 1.6.0 to 1.5.0 in System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.Frameworks/Versions? I could have sworn I read that somewhere...

The reason I ask here is all the guides I've found are Snow Leopard specific.

EDIT: I guess I just needed to restart my machine, because compiling is going smoothly.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcmarshall:
I've been considering rooting my phone at some point. I read in one post that the new OTA update might make rooting impossible. Is this true?

As a follow up question- Seems from the forum posts that some people end up with various problems after flashing. Is it really worth rooting and flashing? What are the most important advantages and improvements?

Thanks
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zabii:
Dude just root your phone. Having complete control over your device is reason enough to do it. Some programs don't even work without it. Rooting is simple too btw with Unrevoked3. Make sure to get unrevoked3 because unrevoked forever will void any chance at a warrenty claim.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcmarshall:
I'm a total noobie to rooting and flashing so please excuse me if I have this wrong.

I would be fine waiting for the official OTA update and then rooting and flashing a cooked ROM but I read on some posts that rooting may not be possible after the update. The advice seems to be to run unrevokedforever to get "s-off" and gain permanent root access. My biggest concern with this is voiding my warranty. I already had to return one of these for a bad speaker.

Can I just refuse the OTA until unrevoked gets s-on?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] digitalicecream:
Before you do any rooting; consider the reason you want to root your phone. If you want official OTA updates then don't bother. IF you want to have the freedom and take on the responsibility of doing whatever you want to your phone and the consequences of not fully understanding what you're doing, then root your phone.

Rooting is not for everyone, decide what you want from your phone first, then consider what you'll gain from having root.

You can re-root your phone, but like anything else it carries risks, be ready to buy a new phone for $600 when you blow this one up. Then you are ready to root for certain.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcmarshall:
Good advice DIC. I certainly don't want to shell out the dollars for a new phone. My main reasons for rooting and flashing would be:

- Better battery life

- wifi tethering

- having control for reasons I might realize later

- fun

Will the OTA update address the first 2 issues?

Will rooting still be possible after the OTA? If so I can just enjoy the benefits of that and then root and flash if I still want to.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Starfire-1:
Rooting after the 2.2 OTA

I ran across some older Unrevoked comments that were in the vein that all of their exploits had been plugged in the 2.2 OTA so finding new ones might take time. That was a few weeks ago so who knows what they have now. So if you accept the 2.2 OTA without the S-OFF mod, then you will have to wait for Unrevoked 4(?) to find a new exploit.

S-OFF on the other hand will let you accept any official, locked down update, load you own recovery (ClockworkMod) and from there load su/Superuser.apk.

I happen to be a Linux developer, so I'm interested in unlocking the phone so I can understand the lower levels (below the Android java machine). But I am also cautious, so I would prefer to start with stock and mod the system in bits and pieces as I need and understand it.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcmarshall:
So are you saying you recommend applying forever and s-off now before accepting the OTA update?

As a "cautious" linux developer what have you done with your phone at this point?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcmarshall:
I think I will root the phone with unrevoked3 and just install wireless tethering from the app store for now.

I would also like to update the radio for better performance. I read I can only update to 2.05 without applying s-off and that it can brick my phone if I install it twice. Is this a good idea?

If the official OTA shows up can I run it on a rooted phone? I assume I can. More importantly, do I want to?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Starfire-1:
I applied the S-OFF mod specifically because I want to use stock as a starting point rather than relying upon a rebuilt or reconstructed MOD from someone else. Not that I don't trust the developers - they do a lot of great work. But with so many files flying around and very little source code behind those mods, I rather build the pieces myself (as much as is feasible). Koush has a lot of his work available on github, for example, and you can see exactly how he goes about replacing a kernel. I've also been able to recompile the kernel from the HTC released sources - now if I can find the configuration files that the Hydra Kernel developer uses, then I can roll my own kernels - again from stock sources.

To address your second question - I've done a network port scan on my phone to identify open TCP or UDP ports and found an unidentified UDP port listening. I posted a thread and some deductive reasoning from other XDA users narrowed down the source to the new Chrome to Phone feature. I'll be able to verify this after the stock 2.2 OTA comes through, but the phone is really a little Linux system under the Java machine that "traps" most of the Android apps. Root privilege bypasses the Android security and the hardware security (NAND lock) and could allow a "root" only app to install something under the hood. The phones are trapped in Verizon's network, so they are hard to get to, but the standard firewall (iptableS) is down by default.

So as Spiderman's Uncle Ben says, "With great power comes great responsibility". If you root your phone, but do not compile your own apps/mods from source, then you must rely upon the integrity of the community and file sharing systems for the mods that you install. S-OFF will let you install stock images and then as a minimum you need a replacement recovery (ClockworkMod) and the superuser package. But from there, you can work as you see fit.

It may benefit the community to have some form of central "Modding integrity verification" system for example where source codes, update zips and md5sums are fully documented so that if you pull down a mod from a file sharing site, then you have a good idea that the file is from the original developer. Then if the developer is good with changelogs and source, the user can feel reasonably good as to the integrity what's running on the phone. It would slow down innovation however.