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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vipersinu2:
I have the same problem I have tried everything no luck.

does your phone show up in? adb devices

my phone does not show up in adb devices, it will show up in fastboot devices, when I go to fastboot flash recovery recovery.img it starts to flash and and then locks up phone.

I downloaded ruu 4.54.651.1.

when installing the ruu go to start, run, cmd, type %temp%

leave your mouse on the folders to highlight and see the size of the folders.

look for anything over 200mb

inside you will find the rom.zip, you have to search while ruu is running other wise

when ruu is complete the files delete. copy and paste rom.zip. then put on the sdcard and lable PC36IMG.zip

(make sure the rom is not labled zip.zip)

here is what I get in hboot vol up to update

parsing sd zip

1 radio v2 OK

2 recovery REBOOTs phone

3 bootloader OK

4 wimax

5 splash1

6 boot

7 userdata

8 system

reboots and comes back to bootloader

1 recovery ok

2 wimax ok

3 splash ok

4 boot ok

5 user data ok

6 system ok

finishes do you want to reboot device vol up yes

reboots back into boot loop, no recovery, adb devices nothing listed, fastboot devices has my serial number

but when I try to command fail bad signature.

I am s-on

hboot 2.16.0001

radio 2.15.00.080

stumped can anyone shed some light?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] montero23:
im stuck on a boot loop, because i was messing with NV items from a incognito phone, please help
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killa57:
anybody found a solution??
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] megatronmac:
Repost

can someone repost the evo softbrick.zip i cant find it anywhere
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobbyb1150:
Rooted Htc Evo Bad NVs Please help

Hi I tried your link and its not working. I have a rooted htc evo 4g thats it boot loop. Has bad nv items. I was flashing phone with cdma workshop changed the nv items then closed cdma workshop and it rebooted the htc and now its in boot loop. I can connect it to my computer through fastboot. But need the recovery file please help. Im running.

Revolutionary

Supersonic Evt3 Ship S-Off

HBoot- 6.16.1002

MICROP-041F

RADIO: 2.15.00.0808.

Please any info would help and be appreciated. Thanks in adavance.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killa57:
Find the Eng hboot it will allow your phone to communicate in fastboot. And flash recovery image and NV item image through fastboot. The bad news you are going to have to fix your esn after you get out of your boot loop.Seems like a problem I had back in the day when I flashed the wrong NV file by accident.
[Droid Eris Accessories] Palmbxr:
so i dropped my phone just the outer glass broke the lcd is find i was wondering where i can get the cheepest replacement for that i realy dont know what the price goes for but id rather not spend 500 on a retail andriod phone. my upgrade is like 3 months
[Droid Eris Accessories] V1215:
Report it broken, pay $90 for a replacement through Asurion. Cheaper than $500, y'know?

Sent from my FroyoEris
[Droid Eris Accessories] Stonent:
You need to google for a eris digitizer.

LMGTFY

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...fai=CMBq5koWzTNrsN46EygTEha3rCQAAAKoEBU_Q0wbi
[Droid Eris Accessories] freakshow11582:
i think u can get them for like 40+ dollars off ebay
[Droid Eris Accessories] Prefader:
If you don't mind the long shipping times, you can get a digitizer + the entire housing together for around $60 on ebay. Doesn't seem like a bad deal to me.

#EDIT#

Zombie post . . . sorry about that. Need to remember to look at dates before replying.
[Droid Eris Accessories] AndroidAaron:
I just replace mine, and is wasn't too bad. There is videos on YouTube about how to do it. It took me about an hour, and the part costs about 40 bucks. If you need any help with it, feel free to email me xda@studertech.net

Aaron
[Droid Eris Accessories] jirji:
you can get one @ 49usd

http://www.htcrepairparts.com/touch-screen-digitizer-for-htc-g5-eris-p-2727.html
[Droid Eris Accessories] groovel76:
I'm going through the same thing. Amazon has some digitizers for about $40. I decided to spend the extra $20 and get this instead

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004F5CEDW

It's the whole casing. I didn't want to bother with stripping the digitzer off the frame which is glued on. With replacing the whole body, you just move the mainboard over and plug everything back in. At least this is my hope. I'll post here again when the thing actually arrives. I ordered it two weeks ago and it probably won't be here until mid March.

Good luck with whatever you decided to go with.

UPDATE. hmmm october was the post date. I guess this guy has long taken care of his problem
[Droid Eris Accessories] roscuthiii:
Are there any particular tools needed? I swear my other half is on a mission to destroy her phone. It'd be good to know how to do some of the possible DIY stuff.
[Droid Eris Accessories] roirraW "edor" ehT:
There's Youtube videos for disassembly. I haven't watched them myself, but I know they exist, so they probably tell you what tools you need there. From what I remember hearing, just some small torx screwdrivers, or maybe some small phillips, too, but don't quote me on those. :D
[Droid Eris Accessories] groovel76:
Here is a link to the teardown video I followed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHwm-32BI0w

The amazon link in my previous post is what I bought. It was the whole body. There are just screen replacements but I didn't want to mess with that because the digitizer is glued to the front piece. I didn't want to risk warping or breaking the front piece and completely screwing myself over. Anyway, what I bought came with the tools you need to perform the teardown and an extra screwdriver that was not needed.

I am glad I did this. However, it came with it's share of issues.

-The very top of my digitizer does not work. As a result, I can't pull down the notification bar. I can get to it through the menu button but it is annoying.

-I had to move the ear speaker and loudspeaker over. They were glued to some foam which was stuck/glued to the chassis. That foam absorbed the vibration. When my phone rings loud it is nasty because the speaker is bouncing around. I tried to cut some foam myself to replace what was stuck in the old case. It helped but it's not perfect.

-There are some rubber buffers? Isolators? Not sure what their called which also needed to be moved over form the old case.

-It took a month to ship to my house. After discovering these issues, I am kind've stuck with them because it would take a month to send the parts back and another month to get a replacement. By then I'll be due for a new phone.

So that's my experience of replacing the whole case.

Let me know if you have anymore questions.
[Droid Eris Accessories] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Thanks for sharing your experience!
[Droid Eris Accessories] groovel76:
My pleasure. Glad to help out.
[Droid Eris Accessories] Prefader:
To add to this, because I'm sure there are others out there like me who intend to use their Eris until it gets run over, dropped in lava, drawn, quartered, and defecated upon . . .

I ordered the same replacement housing and digitizer as mentioned above, and had 2 small problems:

The housing I got had a nut in it that came loose, so that one of the corners wasn't able to reassemble properly.

There was something different in the new housing that caused the proximity sensor to function incorrectly.

For #1, I just used some super glue to weld the nut into place. This appears to have worked OK, but I fear that the point is weakened now and I will need to be very gentle if I disassemble the phone again.

For #2, The problem was that the housing was allowing bleed through inside the case from the proximity flasher to the light sensor, which caused the sensor to determine that there was something close to it when in fact there wasn't. I placed a small (oh so small) piece of electrical tape into the housing between where the IR flasher and sensor are located, and the problem was resolved.

If presented with the option of purchasing a new digitizer alone, or a new digitizer and housing together, follow groovel76's suggestion; it's well worth the time and money to go with the latter. The hassle of cleaning the old adhesive off of the new housing, and the risks of getting new adhesive in places where you don't want it far outweigh the cost of just getting a housing with adhesive pre-applied. I tried to do just a digitizer first, and ended up with a small amount of super glue (DO NOT RECOMMEND) getting on the new screen and the edge of the housing, as well as a screen that didn't seat properly because I didn't get quite all of the old bits out of the old housing. This resulted in dust getting under the screen and another crack when I attempted to fix what I'd screwed up the first time.

Between the availability of parts and ROMs for this phone, I see it being in my family for a LONG time yet.
[Droid Eris Accessories] MBL85:
Yes! Buy a digitizer online (most come with the tools you need such as the torx screwdrivers, mine did) and search for videos on youtube. That's what I did and it only cost me $37 for the digitizer and about 30 minutes of my time. And it worked perfectly as new when I got it all back together.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nazrazr:
i just update mz firmware...and the only different i found out there is a task manager app......does anyone know what else are been upgrading in the JM1???
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nazrazr:
another thing that i found is....it is lagging......hmmmm
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darkimmortal:
My phone came with JM1 and having installed the OCLF, I can't honestly fault it at all. Compared to some of the complaints I have read on other firmwares, it is a superb firmware version.

The only thing wrong with it is of course the GPS.
[Captivate General] k2snowboards88:
I hope there are. The froyo builds out now still have noticeable lag to me, despite some things being faster. If there are plans, is there an eta?
[Captivate General] Verysafety:
........wat
[Captivate General] l7777:
Voodoo requires a custom kernel. Once the source for the 2.2 kernel is available, I'm sure we'll see a port. Until then you can only use ext2/3 lag fixes. I don't believe ext4 support is in the standard 2.2 kernel either.
[Captivate General] alphadog00:
But the Froyo build is B E TA - lots of things don't work on it.

It is a little to early to decide if we need voodoo. For all we know, Samsung reformatted all the filesystems to EXT4 or something else entirely.
[Captivate General] k2snowboards88:
I hope you are right, but I'm not counting on samsung getting rid of rfs in /data. I agree ji6 is buggy. It also eats battery for breakfast. I'm much happier being on cog 2.1.7 than I was on that version of froyo. I just hope to use voodoo if rfs is still on the sd card when froyo comes out. Oclf just isn't as smooth.

Of course, source code. I didn't think of that. Thanks.
[Fascinate General] ksizzle9:
WTf? Look at phandroid. Can't post links from phone
[Fascinate General] destroyerbmx:
SOBs!

...........
[Fascinate General] boborone:
Long press in address field, copy url, goto xda app, paste.

From a phone on an app
[Fascinate General] ksizzle9:
I didn't have good service.(1x) so couldn't get the page to pull up for the link. Other than that. I can post the linkz
[Fascinate General] jbrdr985:
How are you using a fascinate on AT&T?
[Fascinate General] ksizzle9:
its on verizon. but you know that
[Fascinate General] boborone:
okic

http://phandroid.com/2010/10/11/samsung-galaxy-k-launches-in-korea-with-android-2-2/

Its launching in Korea, the home of samsung, and the land of a new phone every month. Latest and greatest there man. I don't even think they have feature phones there. Most people don't have a computer but a big chunk have phones we just dream of.

From a phone on an app
[Fascinate General] ivorycruncher:
Fwiw, that's the Galaxy K, not the Galaxy S. I know, I'm mad too, but it's not like they're releasing the exact same model of phone with Froyo. We'll get ours, don't worry. Right now I'm just trying to figure out if implementing Voodoo is really worth it, or if I should wait for Froyo before messing around too much.
[Fascinate General] RacerXFD:
Yea, being Korean by birth, that's a little offensive to mix up Korea and Japan... It's like calling Americans Canadians because we're from the same continent...

And Samsung is based in Korea, so you'd expect them to have the latest and greatest first. They're trying to use the galaxy s platform as their iphone killer. So you're going to see them continue to make bleeding edge phones...
[Fascinate General] keith.mcintyre26:
Our screen is bigger and we'll have 2.2 soon.
[Fascinate General] saps:
All signs point to Froyo in November IMO
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mista1982:
Where Can I find the Pngs files from the skin "slate" from the RCMixHD - ROM? HELP

Hello,

I want to make a Theme for any SENSE-UI Rom like slate. Beacause the v08 beta dosen't work the camera. And the locations is for me not nessesary.

I prefer a smal android 2.2 with sense . And the grandious slate skin.

I love the skin. And so i have a question.

Where can I find the png image files from the skin. I didn't find in the RCMixHDv07a ROM. I search in com.htc.resources.apk and framework-res.apk.

So please help me!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pyr0x64:
you can find the slate.apk in /data/app_s/
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mista1982:
/data is empty

ok i found in /system/app the Slate.apk but the widgets from slate arent their
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jsuares:
Is there a difference between charging with the supplied wall charger and charging using a micro USB cable attached to a desktop or laptop?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Saiboogu:
Slight difference -- the supplied wall charger charges at 600ma. USB charging from a PC maxes at 450ma so it isn't quite as fast. 3rd party chargers may be detected as USB and cause a slower charge rate too, so watch out for that.

Either way, you'll get charged. USB is definitely slower though.
[Desire HD General] dhiral.v:
What are your thoughts on this new htc device and the WP7 OS and how does it compare?

Added poll ^
[Desire HD General] madindehead:
Well, we don't really know, as either none of us, so very very few, have even tested WP7.
[Desire HD General] Bumble-Bee:
Well the HD7 reportedly has less ram than the DesireHD 512MB over 768MB. And Runs of of the same CPU family that the HD does.

So at this stage the DesireHD looks better than the HD7 spec wise but its early days yet.
[Desire HD General] kingcedz:
not 100% sure about specs but HD7 will be available earlier though its announced 1 month later than DesireHD, that's if DesireHD ever make it out of the warehouse...
[Desire HD General] alex9898:
It seems that the HD7 has a QSD8250 processor (same as the Desire) with adreno 200 GPU.

PS: Sorry for my bad english
[Desire HD General] Bumble-Bee:
nope its an MSM8250 chipset :-D almost identical to the CPU in the Desire HD

http://www.engadget.com/2010/10/11/htc-hd7-is-a-hd2-lookalike-with-windows-phone-7-and-720p-video/
[Desire HD General] SupremeBeaver:
actually alex is correct, it uses the old snapdragon found on the desire, nexus one, evo etc. It has the old adreno 200 gpu.

So because of that, and 200 MB less ram, the Desire HD still is HTC's best specced phone so far.
[Desire HD General] c4940:
i will wait till january february to see if there will be dual core processors if not i will buy some good htc
[Desire HD General] Bumble-Bee:
A full list of the specs of the WP7 phones at the WP event :D

Notice they say the HTC parts are MSM chips (second gen snapdragons like in DesireHD) and the others LG ect are the old QSD chips (like the N1, Desire , EVO)

http://www.engadget.com/2010/10/11/windows-phone-7-handsets-the-tale-of-the-tape/
[Desire HD General] adwinp:
Motorola will out their Tegra 2 in Q1 2011, while LG MIGHT roll out by the end of this year.
[Desire HD General] Bumble-Bee:
Im gunna wait untill i se how multi core mobile CPU's preform (battery usage / speed improvement). As i suspect we will have to wait untill the apps and OS are properly optimised for two cores.
[Desire HD General] adwinp:
Dalvik and most native apps are multi-threaded by design.
[Desire HD General] Bumble-Bee:
True .... so we should see huge improvements :-D but the Desire HD will do me for 12 monthes :-D
[Desire HD General] dazultra2000:
If Engadget is right on this, then Apache is right too.

The QSD8250 is the first gen chip used in the Nexus One, Desire etc.

The MSM8250 is the 2nd gen chip and has Adreno 205.

The difference between the MSM8250 (HD7 etc) and the MSM8255 (DHD) is that the MSM8250 is a "world phone" chipset whereas the 8255 is solely for GSM use.

It's very confusing - but assuming that Engadget is right, that means that the WP7 phones are as fast as the DHD (though not as much RAM) but are available to use all over the world.
[Desire HD General] adwinp:
Yes, MSM8250 is GSM/CDMA capable, whereas MSM8255 is GSM only.
[Desire HD General] freelo123:
No such difference between the two devices. The same 4.3 inch screen (almostly confirmed tft) But DHD is better than hd7 on cpu and gpu.DHD with 8255 cpu and hd7 with 8250cpu (which same as hd2) 756ram>512RAM So i prefer desire hd with android os
[Desire HD General] dazultra2000:
Did you even read my post? They are the same chips, just the HD7 chip has CDMA capability as well as GSM. Same CPU core, same GPU core. Same speed, same die size.

The only difference between the DHD and the HD7 are the extra 256MB of RAM! (and the OS and case etc.. and camera! (thanks wu5262!))
[Desire HD General] wywywywy:
DHD seems to have more metal parts in its casing.

Either way I guess we'll be seeing a lot of ports between these devices :)
[Desire HD General] wu5262:
The DHD has better camera too
[Desire HD General] madindehead:
Why on earth would you want to put WP7 on an Android device.

However, I hope someone here can bring WP7 to the HD2. Now that WOULD be amazing!
[Desire HD General] daijoubu:
Not according to this:

http://www.google.com/search?client=opera&rls=en&q=msm8250&sourceid=opera&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

Everything seems to reference the HTC Leo, aka HD2 as having the MSM8250. Remember the HD2 was the first snapdragon phone.

On qualcomm's page: http://www.qualcomm.com/products_services/chipsets/snapdragon.html

1st Gen:

- QSD8250

- QSD8650

2nd Gen:

- MSM8255

- MSM8655

- MSM7230

- MSM7630

3rd Gen:

- MSM8260

- MSM8660

- QSD8672

There is no MSM8250, even tho it was quoted at many sites. My gut feeling is that its a QSD8250, because while sites do get the MSM and QSD wrong all the time, they rarely get the code number wrong, and when it comes to code number across gen, there is no repeat.

Besides that, from the naming of all the chips above, you do realise that for the 8 series, 1st gen is xx50, 2nd gen is xx55 and 3rd gen is xx60/72. It increases with gen.
[Desire HD General] dazultra2000:
Curse you wikipedia!
[Desire HD General] daijoubu:
I noticed the page was just recently changed (between today and yesterday's launch). When I saw information on the launch phones I went to check at snapdragon's wikipedia page and it was still the same old as before. But today when I checked again, it was changed to show MSM8250 as 2nd gen.

Anyway, time will tell who is right :). I'd cross my fingers that is a MSM8255 at least, so we'll have some good choices between android and wp7 :).
[Desire HD General] incendy:
CPU optimization

I think that the HD7 will be more responsive regardless because it appears Windows Phone 7 is very locked down and optimized to this CPU. It will be interesting to use them side by side but even the developer phone seemed to handle zooming and operations much faster than high end Android phones in my experience.
[Desire HD General] SupremeBeaver:
i may be wrong, but i believe the reason for WP7's great responsiveness and slick UI is because it is fully GPU accelerated, just like the iPhone. Android doesnt implement GPU acceleration, but it is rumored Google might add it in gingerbread.
[Desire HD General] daijoubu:
I tend to agree but i reckon this is because it is a single tasking device, and also because microsoft dictates the type of hardware allowed. Notice that so far all the device is running 1Ghz snapdragons? Its very much easier to optimize an OS to run great on a few types of hardware than many. android is much more open, allowing more freedom in terms of both hardware, software and features, but at the expense of software efficiency (which of course, affects the fluidity of UI and input response).

I can see eventually there will be two main categories of OS fighting. Single tasking closed OS that excels more in user experience and popular features vs multi tasking open OS that excels more in productivity and a broad range of features. Ironically, iOS and wp7 will be in one corner vs android, wm6.5 in the other. not sure where symbian^3 and the rest will go tho.
[Desire HD General] slateac:
Both Samsung and Sony Ericsson have officially dropped Symbian so S^3 is just left for Nokia, which is a sign that it doesn't look too good for them

Multitasking does require alot of usage but with hardware acceleration, it is still possible to generate fluid UI's.
[Desire HD General] incendy:
Definitely agree, Windows Phone 7 defintely has an advantage by not having multitasking for 3rd parties but even with just one app "the browser running " and no other tasks it is feels much more fluid and responsive.

The poster above is probably right about GPU accelleration playing a big part in that. It makes a huge difference though as I felt like I was using a machine with twice the processing power even though it was a dev unit vs the G2.

I would be willing to bet the G2 is actually destroying that dev unit on benchmarks but as far as responsiveness it felt very different.
[Desire HD General] turborider:
lol,Htc Hd7 is a piece of garbage,dont waste your money on that guys

htc hd7

1]it doesent play divx files

2]it doesent play adobe flash player 10.1

3]maps you need to pay for loading throu the data

4]apps are crap and is hard to find anything you need

5]bad bad bad damn everything is bad :mad:

htc desire hd

1]plays everything you put in

2]plays adobe flash player 10.1

3]maps load without internet connection

4]best apps you ever find

5]great great great damn everything is great :D
[Desire HD General] slateac:
LOL chillax, you are mostly comparing the OS rather than the actual phone.

Personally, the HD7 has a much better look with a neat kickstand and a unique UI, but overall I guess the Desire HD will have more features
[Desire HD General] hoss_n2:
hd7 is better that is why

but hd7 is

1. much more faster in both graphics and processor thanks to microsoft drivers (htc drivers are **** ) also the desire hd have better gpu but hardware in not all thing

2. have xbox like games that run allot smoother than any game on an android device thanks to direct x 9 support

3. the os utilize the full power of the chip

4.no need for flash 10.1 while html5 is supported and silverlight as well as flash 10.1 will be released as an update soon (from microsoft ) but not on release (by the way i saw a prototype device running htc site with full flash idunno how )

5. have 3 sterio speackers (one at the back and two at the front )

6.have a kick stand and record hd in mp4 (not 3gp like desire hd )

7. more smaller and slimmer than the desire hd

8. ask people who tried both wp7 devices and desire hd and you will know that the overall performence goes for hd7 (with 1st generation processor )
[Desire HD General] turborider:
haha :p,thats what plp need to know but hey thats me,everyone has their own ideas wich is suitable for everyday use ;),but i still wont touch hd7