yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SamVib:
Hey, I am an armature on flashing Kernals, and by that I mean I never did it before. I know how to flash a ROM and I am good at that.

I want to the flash Bionix1.3 with KingKlicks kernal. I know how to flash it, but reverting back is going to be a problem for me.

I found the stock kernel, from here. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=733792

My question is, when going back to stock, do I flash this through Odin? Do I flash it while using Bionix? Or do I flash stock, then use odin?

Yes I searched, and searched. No threads really ask this.

and thank you whom ever posts.

Oh, and one more question, which is better? KingKlicks or Vodoo OC?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Master™:
^Hope that helped, it was posted by the OP on that thread..

KingKlicks vs Voodoo = That's your preference, I use Jacs..
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SamVib:
Okay, do I do that while on Bionix, or flash stock rom via clockwork, then use odin to replace the kernel?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SamVib:
Really need help guys. Normally I don't double post, but I would like to get a answer ASAP. I am not someone who makes 10 topics on each sub forum...
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pinoiryder:
kingclick vs. voodoo is by preference..

as to installing stock kernel.. what you need to look for is a kernel that's able to flash thru clockworkmod.. or you can just flash bionix1.3 without the kingclick or voodoo... are you having problem with the kernel that you have right now? my rule is if it's not broken, dont fix it..
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SamVib:
Okay thanks.. I am installing Kingklick right now.. If I go back I will flash Bionix w/ regular kernel then.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Duce HD2:
Question....as well

I really want to try out a couple different custom roms, but I'm not sure if just using clockwork/nandroid is all you need to revert back to rooted stock completely. What I mean by that is, will my phone be recovered to what it was before flashing using clockwork/nandroid restore system, will it actually flash it back? Or is it just made for recovering when screwing up stock itself?

I'm a little confused, please help!
[Droid X General] Suchanicebrickihave:
It is with great humility and panic that i request the god's to bestow upon me the greatest of the Beautiful Sierra Foothill's treasures of the two.two variety. I too have been taken captive by the new bootloader's key's. Is there a gentle soul willing to help one in need.

in all seriousness i can find much less expensive paperweights, any help would be extremely appreciated. ill be looking at that PM box.
[Droid X General] LexusBrian400:
Did u try the /system 2.2 "SBF" with RSDlite 4.8 on mydroidworld.com?

It works as long as you did not update to the 2.2 OTA, and THEN try the 2.1 SBF first.
[Droid X General] Suchanicebrickihave:
Unfortunately, i was tinkering with the 2.2 OTA, botched it and was recovering to 2.1, hey I've done it about three hundred times, no big deal right. *sigh* I also have tried the partial image to no avail. I'm pretty much toast unless someone takes pity upon me.

I can play the "OTA killed my phone" routine at Verizon and exploit their internal memo but i would rather be able to fix my problems and stay under the radar. no reason to become a statistic supporting why moto wanted to keep us out anyway.

on the bright side i finally got a user name for the XDA forum. Always carrying the name to remind me not to be too quick to do things. Measure once and cut twice right...

Edit:

the droid 2 uses the OMAP3630 chip as well. Does anyone think the hardware is similar enough to use firmware from the D2?

Edit2:

thank you

for the quick response.
[Droid X General] Casshern:
I would stay away from the Droid 2 firmware, imo.
[Droid X General] Suchanicebrickihave:
yeah, but what i do i end up with a more bricked phone :D

there's only one step down from motobrick as long as it's not on fire i dont think i've gone to far back. i probably wont but I've literally been searching for the sexy beautiful fantasy since the first post... I'm determined :mad: the closest I've found is a dead RS link.... i wish moto would supply me with the tools to fix my phone without costing them money and my time.

seriously though the Droid "Motobrick" model is sweet...

sleek sexy and just enough to hold my physics homework down... seriously that what its doing right now... that ampad paper likes to fly away.

edit:

well i dont think ill find a valid SBF on the internets so i might as well try before i try to bring it back to Verizon... i called a random store asking if they the SBF on site and the tech on the phone... well lacked the required knowledge to be of help. I'm sure they wont have the wherewithal to know what happened to that poor droid of mine :(. I'll let you guys know how the droid2 flash works and/or the Verizon visit
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lancerevoviii2005:
Hey so i have slcd nexus one and also 2.2.1 rooted, with the AMON-RA-1.9.0 Alpha recovery and I wanted to flash a custom rom. I came from Droid Incredible so i know you cant put CM6.0RC3 on this phone because it is 2.2.

So I wanted to know what RomS/Kernels i can put on my phone?

Thanks So Much,

Malik
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raggaboi:
Sorry, but why are you even talking about CM6.0.0 RC3 when the final is out, and yet even better there are nightlies which you can install which is way more feature rich than the final??!! :confused:

Tell you what, hit the CM forums, skool yourself up, cop a nightly, flash it, then come and ask for help (which by then you shouldnt have to) ;)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] incredulous:
Any ROM can be used on an SLCD device, it's the Kernel that will decide if it will work with the screen. eViLs latest kernels and intersectRavens work with it as they are based of Cyanogens source.
[Droid Eris Android Development] Kal245:
I'll elaborate on the title a little better.

I just recently rooted (successfully) my HTC Droid Eris, I've currently got a ROM of my original fresh rooted OTA software, I also have KaosFroyo v35 (I think it's 35, either 35 or 25).

For some reason or another, my bootloader is stuck on S-ON, and for the life of me I cannot find any way to get it off (that works). It's also 1.49.0000 as opposed to .2000.

I've still very new to the whole hacking ordeal, and it's not that I haven't searched the forums to find a solution to this problem, it's that because of the specific nature of my issue I'm bombarded with fixes and possible solutions to other things, many of which are completely useless to me. If anyone out there could help me shine some light on this situation, and maybe get my bootloader into S-OFF, I'd be forever grateful.

So you know, I'm wanting it in S-OFF so I can jailbreak my PS3. I keep getting an error while trying to boot files and research showed me it was due to my bootloader being on instead of off. Again, any help is greatly appreciated, and if anyone needs any additional information just ask and I'll get it.

Thanks so much for you time.
[Droid Eris Android Development] goldenstorm:
You'll want to follow the directions in this thread, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=725047
[Droid Eris Android Development] dragon1018:
Kaosforo v-34,35 or 35-1 for this to work

For starters, make sure that you have the correct firmware on your ps3 prior to doing anything (firmware version 3.41) If you have firmware 3.42 or 3.50 installed your S.O.L. If you have 3.41 your good to go. You can check in the XMB of your ps3 by going to settings-->System Settings-->System Information and the first line will tell you your firmware.

Once confirmed go to this link http://androidforums.com/eris-all-things-root/121597-how-install-engineering-bootloader.html and get your Eris to be rooted and S-off

Once confirmed that you have S-off of your rooted Eris (shut down your phone and while holding your volume down key boot your phone you will see on the top line either S-off or S-on) go to the Eris PS Groove wikki by clicking Here and follow the instructions from there and you should be all good to go

Good Luck
[Droid Eris Android Development] DroidVicious:
I got you kid it's very simple!!

Well 1st I have a thread on page 2 How to unroot your Eris if you are having problems with ruu's and other methods... In that I talk about a file called erisengspl.zip!!!! Give me your email address and I will email you the file, you flash it the same way you would flash a rom and thats it your phone is s=off!!!!! It takes 30 seconds!!!!! I promise you bro thats it, and your good!!!!
[Droid Eris Android Development] dragon1018:
I wish I knew about that file before I got my phone to be s-off. I did it the "old fashion way"
[Droid Eris Android Development] Seanydizzley:
Haha! That file works wonders. I couldn't get S-Off, flashed that file, and BOOM! One minute later I was riding the S-Off train.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maxdb:
Hey guys.. just curious if anyone knows of a flashable invisible lockscreen slider.. so that I can see my wallpaper and the time but not the black arch for the slider (of course still retaining it's function of unlocking the phone :eek:)

thanks in advance for any help! btw, I'm currently using redemption rom 2.0.2.. if that matters..
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] los0325:
so i used the update .zip when while doing the mcr i got some errors it told me to ignore it said complete i got the $ sign, i turned off the phone. then vibrant screen come on then the black screen, so i got it into recovery using up down... deleted user and cache data, phone turns on with no tmobile screen seems to b working fine... i just want to make sure i remove lag i saw some ways to remove MCR using apps in market will that help????
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DKYang:
Go to the Bionix topic. The instruction that says something like "You forgot to disable Voodoo before installing the rom" fixes the problem. Although it doesn't have a 100% success rate. It worked for me and you can brick your phone if you don't know what you're doing, as usual.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] los0325:
Thank you sir
[Fascinate General] Mrhorology:
Has anyone ported this to the Samsung FN yet?? :)
[Fascinate General] kvaughan:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=794117
[Fascinate General] Mrhorology:
So you need to be rooted? If so, is there any way to get this being stock??
[Fascinate General] Mrhorology:
bump.......
[Fascinate General] s44:
If you use the zip in the thread's second post to flash via Clockwork, you don't need root.

Unfortunately, installing Clockwork (see directions here) may be as much of a pain as rooting, since you need to mess with Odin.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tritron777:
How we can edit sprint visual voice mail to work on metropcs or cricket.

I see this file in vvm/res/raw

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>

- <V2T>

- <vms>

<name>Sprint</name>

<forward>*285102770605</forward>

<reset>*38</reset>

</vms>

- <vms>

<name>T-mobile</name>

<forward>**004*15102770605%23</forward>

<reset>%23%23004%23</reset>

</vms>

- <vms>

<name>Verizon Wireless</name>

<forward>*715102770605</forward>

<reset>*73</reset>

</vms>

- <vms>

<name>AT&T</name>

<forward>*67*5102770605%23</forward>

<reset>*73</reset>

</vms>

</V2T>

What changes we need to make to vvm.apk in order to get visual voice mail to work on metro pc or cricket

- <CM_CONFIG>

- <SIM_CONFIG_VALUE_FAKE_SMS_IP format="u.u.u.u">

76.222.193.238

- <!-- little endian == 0xd87f38ac

-->

</SIM_CONFIG_VALUE_FAKE_SMS_IP>

<INTERNAL_CONFIG_STR_MMS_URL_0>http://vtt-testbed.coremobility.com/mm1/</INTERNAL_CONFIG_STR_MMS_URL_0>

<SIM_CONFIG_VALUE_FAKE_SMS_PORT>1470</SIM_CONFIG_VALUE_FAKE_SMS_PORT>

<SIM_CONFIG_VALUE_FAKE_SMS_PING_TIME>100</SIM_CONFIG_VALUE_FAKE_SMS_PING_TIME>

<SIM_CONFIG_VALUE_ENABLE_FAKE_SMS>0</SIM_CONFIG_VALUE_ENABLE_FAKE_SMS>

<INTERNAL_CONFIG_STR_MMS_URL_3>http://vtt-testbed.coremobility.com/mm1/</INTERNAL_CONFIG_STR_MMS_URL_3>

<INTERNAL_CONFIG_STR_VTT_URL_0>https://vtt-testbed.coremobility.com/voice2text/</INTERNAL_CONFIG_STR_VTT_URL_0>

</CM_CONFIG>
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deebeejayvn:
1>What are these below information:

Firmware Version: 2.1 update1

Baseband version: 32.36.00.28U_4xxxxxx

Kernel Version: 2.6.26xxxx htc-kernel@xxxx

Build Number: 1.19.911.5 XXXXX

Software number: 1.19.911.5

Browser version: Webkit 3.1

And what is my BootLoader?

2>My Desire from South Korea. When i choose update by FOTA as the guide by click on Software Update>Check now. It tells me that my software is updated with the new version already and does nothing. Why?

3>How to know whether my Desire is rooted?

4>When running Android Market app installed in my Desire, i just received the list Top Free and Just In for each category but i want to find out more paid apps, how would i do that? By the way, the installed Android Market app is difficult to search with, some apps i cannot find (although some android websites prefer them), is there any other app do better job?

5>What is different between ship ROM and cook ROM? If i upgrade to ship ROM for 2.2 and after that i could installed cook ROM or must downgrade to 2.1 to installed cook ROM?

6>I know it's ridiculous to request you to suggest me which ROM is the best for my Desire because of the rule of this forum (i should try every ROM and choose the best for myself), but it's so scared of damaging my mobile. So please help me to choose the best ROM for it.

Thanks alot
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Semantics:
I've been searching the EVO forums, all of them, trying to find a flashable zip of the ASOP notifications and ringtones. I keep finding a lot of ASOP ROM's etc, but I can't find any which has the notifications you can flash as a stand alone. Does anyone have a zip file of the ASOP notifications, or can anyone tell me how I can extract them from an ASOP ROM and get them on the ROM I am currently running?

I've honestly been searching for 30 minutes, and I've tried a whole bunch of different tags and keywords, so any help would be appreciated.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dglowe343:
In Sense roms they're located in /system/media. AOSP may be different but there should be a similar directory. I would just download and unzip CM6 and copy the files out. Then use adb or root explorer to push them to your phone. I think you could also just create a folder in the root of your SD card and place them in it.

Sent from my SUPERSONIC
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Semantics:
Thanks very much for the reply, I'll dig into CM6 and give it a try.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erlern:
I know this is not a HD2 question, but I am desperate for some guidance and answers. I am about to get my hands on a new Mi700 DroidPad, a budget Android Tablet, with Android 2.2. I wrote a review which was picked up at Engadget http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/30/c...wfully-famili/. The software as I can perceive it so far is problematic (slightly buggy). Since this is a new device (and I have checked for any development efforts from the Net and found none so far), I was wondering what I should do in order to:

1) Root the device

2) Dump the ROM

In regards to rooting the device, I was thinking since it shares the same CPU as the Aria and Legend (MSM7227), can I just use the one-click root method? I will try that, but would like to know alternatives if that fails.

On dumping the ROM, well... I have no idea what can be done, but would love to try doing it, so that Flash can run on it. At the moment, though it is on 2.2, Flash does not appear in the Market.

Anyway, thanks a lot guys. If anyone can help clarify the matter or point me in the right direction, it would be much appreciated. Btw, I'm trying to arrange with CSL to give developers some discount on purchasing this device which is equal in functionality with Samsung's Tab, without the crazy pricing.

Thanks!
[HD2 General] forever7040:
when I use some applications which connect 3G as youtube, web or update weather ... my phone automatically reset and then it frozen at logo stick together, so I must unplug battery to wait for more than 5 minutes to reboot successfully, I tried up some ship roms but it hasn't changed :(
[HD2 General] forever7040:
hic nobody can help me :(
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] kaizhun:
First my phone is HTC Magic, from singapore

at first it is like this when I go (volume down + power)

SAPHHIRE PVT 32A SHIP S-ON

HBOOT-1.33.0007 (SAPP10000)

RADIO-6.35.07.29

I did root using exploit method forum.xda-developers. com/showthread.php?t=756918 (delete the space to go to the link

I did it till step 7.

And I wanted to change to 2.2

so i search for post.

And they say if want to use froyo rom, I need to change SPL and Radio

then i use this guide forum.xda-developers. com/showthread.php?t=605239

I did this part (If you do not have an Engineering SPL, download 1.33.2010 and flash through recovery before starting this procedure. Flash the SPL update.zip like any other update.zip file.)

now when i volume down + power)

it is

SAPHHIRE PVT 32A ENG S-OFF

HBOOT-1.33.2010 (SAPP10000)

RADIO-6.35.07.29

and i continue using the flashboot method to change my radio

When i type it on my CMD

it goes on the process, my phone turns into white screen and CMD stuck at "writing radio"

So I took off battery

and reboot, and it stuck at boot screen. the screen with the "HTC Magic"

I tried restoring nandroid but cant work.

tried installing custom rom but cant work too.

I dont want to lose this phone.

I just got it repair and I have no warrenty already.

Please help me.

Any way to get it back to stock rom?
[Android Apps and Games] shantzg001:
GOOD NEWS BROTHERS!!!!

Android paid apps will be available in 20 more countries within the next two weeks :). Also, devs from 18 more countries can now sell apps on the marketplace.

See this for full list of countries which are getting paid apps: http://tech.shantanugoel.com/2010/10/01/android-paid-apps-india.html
[Android Apps and Games] andikasuhendar:
sad but full of hope for my country to be in that list
[Android Apps and Games] Skye Menjou:
I read about this yesterday or so.

I am pretty excited, I have a couple of apps I want to buy.

Good thing my country is in the list.
[Android Apps and Games] shantzg001:
Read this as well: http://tech.shantanugoel.com/2010/10/01/carrier-billing-behind-android-paid-apps-market-jump.html

Most probably another good news :)
[Android Apps and Games] shantzg001:
So paid apps are finally live in new countries..And marketplace is now showing apps in native local currencies for approximation :)

http://tech.shantanugoel.com/2010/10/05/android-paid-apps-now-live-in-india.html
[Android Apps and Games] simonthor:
Wooooooo! Denmark for the win!

Thanks Google (finally)
[Android Apps and Games] shantzg001:
And another update.. It seems that even users having Android versions prior to Froyo can now get the "Update All" functionality \o/

Google is full of win today.. I'll keep updating the above mentioned blog post with all these tid-bits of updates as I find them
[Android Apps and Games] atarno:
works fine. all prices are in local currency.
[Android Apps and Games] RaymundoCh:
Confirmado, desde ayer ya se pueden comprar aplicaciones en el Android Market en Mexico. Con precios bastante bajos =D Enjoy!!!!!!
[Android Apps and Games] mr_deimos:
About damn time :D Confirmed working in Poland, i just grabbed a few paid apps yesterday.
[Android Apps and Games] shantzg001:
More good updates: Paypal coming to Android marketplace payment options hopefully this month: http://www.thestreet.com/story/10880639/1/google-paypal-set-on-android-deal.html :)
[Vibrant Android Development] KellyLewis3985:
I have found that with some phones using ODIN to flash Froyo and then back to the stock 2.1 it will not repartition the internal. We need to find out how to repartition the internal memory back to stock. I believe whats going on is that because ODIN will not repartition the internal some of the data from Froyo is causing problems with 2.1. Thus causing bootloops, market place errors and not registering the modem or baseband says unavailable.Also not reading sim cards.
[Vibrant Android Development] KellyLewis3985:
Reserved for a fix.
[Vibrant Android Development] pinoiryder:
my phone was acting up so flash it with Eugene's Froyo that never brick then flash it back to stock 2.1, took me long time to find out a way using adb to reboot my system.. i tried doing the re=partition but it took a long time.. and there's no indicator that it is being partition.. so i just flash with stock 2.1 without re-partitioning the SD and it works like a charm.. after stock was installed.. i flash it again with bionix1.3..
[Vibrant Android Development] KellyLewis3985:
Tried that didnt work. Also when you repartition it deletes all data on internal, I can check it to repartition and it will flash whatever rom im installing but doesnt repartition.
[Vibrant Android Development] jordanjf86:
I also was able to re partition by flashing the Froyo that does not brick, then a ODIN flash of the stock 2.1 with the re partition box checked in ODIN. This worked great for me! Please view my post below for the fix info and the credits to who came up with it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=788238&highlight=voodoo+brick
[Vibrant Android Development] KellyLewis3985:
Did that too didnt work. As the OP states ODIN will not repartition my internal at all, I have tried everything in the forums. Lets put it like this I have been reading and trying everything that I have found for the last 2 weeks, nothing has worked. I will try every method posted in here and see which one fixes my phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] jordanjf86:
Hmmm that's odd. Well hopefully you get it working.
[Vibrant Android Development] KellyLewis3985:
Just tried the method you posted, still goes into a bootloop and wont read my sim. Also did not wipe my data or repartition my internal. Anymore Ideas are very welcome will try them all.
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
Are you still able to get to clockwork recovery? You could just format sdcard in that. Then use odin without repartition.

T-Mobile Vibrant T959

ROM: Eugene373's Vibrant9

Kernel: Jac's ExtremeMod UV/OC

Lagfix: Voodoo beta4
[Vibrant Android Development] KellyLewis3985:
Yes I have tried that and formatting all partitions in the partitions menu, didnt work either.
[Vibrant Android Development] jordanjf86:
Please don't think I am assuming you did something wrong but you did use the Froyo that Eugene put out a while back right? the "Froyo that does not brick"? I just want to make sure you had tried that one. Im sure you have but just want to make sure because I flashed another Froyo out there and it messed up my internal memory and my phone was not recognized when I tried to mount it. Thank God it was still recognized in Odin.
[Vibrant Android Development] KellyLewis3985:
I will explain what happened. I used the other froyo first, of course like an idiot. Well I didnt like it and just got the phone didnt read up like I should have and used a nandroid of Vibrant9, thats where it started it bricked right there. So I used odin to flash the froyo that doesnt brick, repartitioned and then did the flash back to stock and got nothing but a boot loop. Well I found a way to get around the boot loop and use the phone but market place and my signal suffer severly. Every since then the phone hasnt been the same its been depressed bc I havnt found a way to fix it yet.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cbstryker:
Is it possible to install custom these from OpenRecovery on a stock ROM?