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[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] homer169:
Search return to factory stock. Theres a thread for it in the development section.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gospodinwizard:
You may want to try this:

FlashBack21 v1 - Return to Factory 2.1 Stock

I used the previous version for a similar reason and it worked like a charm.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackbrolly:
My trackball has stopped working. Is there a way to flash this ROM with out using the trackball?
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bftb0:
First, you ought to see if you can get the trackball to scroll up and down by inserting the USB cable and moving (the USB cable connector) around gently. If so, then just use the normal method with Amon_RA.

If that doesn't work, there is a method involving ADB and commands lines:

http://androidforums.com/eris-all-t...ng-rom-trackball-not-working.html#post1495912

If you do not understand 100% of the instructions in that post, I wouldn't do it. It really is a method for experts, not newbs.

Neither of the FlashBack ROMs will work with Clockwork, so using an alternate custom recovery won't work (with the FlashBack ROMs)

Another alternative is to perform the jcase "Flash any RUU" method manually (via adb), and after that install the "Official" RUU ( = Leak-V3 ). You won't get the July OTA, but it will certainly be "factory" software on your phone (if for instance your intent is to return your phone to VZW).

bftb0

bftb0
[Droid 2 General] philiphdouglas:
I downloaded RSD Lite put SHADO_X6_2.3.13_SYSTEM-ONLY as the file I wanted and started it.

Critical Error: FEBE 0047 shows up on my D2.

On the RSD console it gives the status as: Error sending JUMP connection.

I could really use help!
[Droid 2 General] theecho:
Did you verify the size of the sbf to verify its not corrupt? Where did you get your sbf from? What guide are you using?
[Droid 2 General] philiphdouglas:
Guide

I am using mydroidworld.com/forums/droid-x-mods/4818-tbh-announces-froyo-system-sbf-rsdlite-4-8-a.html as a guide... I am not sure how to check if the file is corrupted or not.
[Droid 2 General] theecho:
Here try this guide.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=804088
[Droid 2 General] philiphdouglas:
Re: When

I got my phone a month and a half ago. It came with 2.2. It is rooted I have clockwork mod installed and krousche (sp?) bootstrap recovery.
[Droid 2 General] theecho:
I edited my post above. Please try that link. I know that guide works.
[Droid 2 General] philiphdouglas:
I will try that. Will let you know after I get it done if it works.
[Droid 2 General] bladearronwey:
When it comes to motorola phones, that error generally comes up on newer devices when trying to flash a file that isn't compatible . I used to see issues like that when playing around with RAZR2 V8's. I'd make sure you have the latest version of RSD Lite (that also helps) and try another sbf.
[Droid 2 General] philiphdouglas:
Well I tried using the Linux way with the original .sbf I had. I got the same error message as before. I am now downloading the a955_stuff.sbf from megaupload and will try using that one. Will let you know what happens. Thanks for your time thus far.
[Droid 2 General] philiphdouglas:
You, sir, hit the nail on the head. Thank you very much. Downloaded the one from the guide mentioned by @theecho. It is now currently updating perfectly no errors so far and you have on your hands one relieved puppy.
[Droid 2 General] philiphdouglas:
Can some:

Moderater edit this thread to [Solved]? Thanks everyone for the help!
[Droid 2 General] theecho:
you can edit your own post. Just click the edit button on the original post and change the title to have [SOLVED] in the beginning.
[Droid 2 General] philiphdouglas:
Once again thanks!
[Droid 2 General] philiphdouglas:
Yes you can!
[Droid 2 General] theimpaler747:
Cool, glad the problem was fixed!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] dionei:
I tryed the this

xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=800033

in the third post

the when i put the framework-res.apk to overwrite the old then my phone get reboot all the time

then I tryed to put the firmware again in the phone with service update but after i conect in usb the phone it say that unknow device

and come back to the page to choose the phone

any idea to help me? or only the support can fix it?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] knudsen81:
turn off you phone, start seus and then press back key and put in usb, and update the phone
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] dionei:
tnx man but i did in the first try

i was trying with old update 2.10.9

i donwloaded last update 2.10.10.9 then worked now

uffff thought that i probabily will need to go to suport
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] pabling19:
Download and use Sony Ericsson Update Service (don't use PC Companion). It happened to me before lol (silly me!)
[7 Mozart General] winwiz:
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[Touch HD General] awbrab:
I got a problem with receiving file from my Windows 7 Ultimate machine to my Touch HD WM6.1 via bluetooth.

Pairing up is ok.

These are the following things I tried:

1) Able to receive file from a XP machine to Touch HD via bluetooth (mean Touch HD got no problem)

2) The Win 7 machine can send a file to a nokia phone via bluetooth (mean Win 7 machine got no problem)

3) Hard reset my Touch HD and still cannot receive from the Win 7 machine via bluetooth

4) My Touch HD can actually send a file to the Win7 machine, just cannot receive from it.

The error is actually "No Service Found", and when I check on my Win7 bluetooth setting for the Nokia, there is a service relating to file transfer. But the bluetooth setting for my Touch HD in Win7 got no such service. And I cannot manually add services to the phone.

Anybody can help me???
[Touch HD General] somemuchh:
I also got same problem on my HTC touch pro.

Has anyone got solution on this.
[G1 General] Shadowafs8:
Hey guys. So after one disaster after another, the G1 my friend has won't update the radio, which does not allow the speaker to play. Also, it won't boot up to recovery it just goes into that multi-color color screen whenever I try to boot it up. Now that I'm more experience with rooting android phones, does it seem to be a good idea to load up the dreaimg.nbh file and re-do the root from the start? Or should I just leave it as is. My main concern is that it will still not be able to install a recovery image. What do you guys think?
[G1 General] borodin1:
I would stay away completely from someone else's phone bacause if anything goes wrong - you're responsible. But, if you're determined, flashing dreaimg.nbh will reset your friend's phone to stock and, if anything, it can be updated to stock 1.6 firmware. Or you can try your luck and re-root it properly.
[G1 General] deadfish:
Easily gain root access without flashing

Try " universalandroot.apk 1.6.2-beta5 " works a charm on htc g1 allowing to switch between root and unrooted within seconds using the free app to install on your device, gives super user permission....No flashing involved to burn out your device..:-)
[Vibrant General] sj_martin:
Background

I wanted to figure out a test I could conduct while keeping variables minimal. I figure a standby battery drain test would be as consistent as I could get by not using the phone or turning it on once during the test. Any other test would be too subjective depending on use.

Constants

In attempt to keep the different tests constant, I powered off the device, rebooted, removed all syncs, updates, emails etc. I made sure I charged the phone to 100% and left it on for 30 minutes after the 100% was charged to get the maximum amount possible. Removed usb cord, turned off screen, did not touch for approximately 10 hours.

Pre JI6 Results

I'm not sure if I should even have this here since I didn't do an official test for pre-JI6. Pre-JI6 update my standby battery drain was moderate.

From memory

it was approximately 1%-1.5% drain per hour while in standby. I used stock for about 3 months.

Post JI6 OTA Standby Results

Time on 10 hours 20 minutes

Battery life left 60%

Battery used 40%

Cell Standby - 40%

Phone Idle - 30%

Android System 20%

Calls (1 missed call) 5%

Display 3%

Maps 2% (Why does maps show up?)

Post Bionix Fusion 1.0 w/ JI2 Modem Results

Time on 10 hours 33 minutes

Battery life left 97%

Battery used 3%

Cell Standby - 57%

Phone Idle - 43%

After flashing the default rom, I removed all applications I did not want, I removed all 3 DRM instances via Titanium Backup, and removed Media Hub. Also removed these via root explorer:

drmUa.apk

drmprovider.apk

SisoDrmProvider.apk

Final Results

1%-1.5% - Pre JI6 Standby Drain

4%+ - Post JI6 OTA Standby Drain

.3% - Post Bionix Fusion 1.0 Standby Drain

Conclusion

Out of the 3, Bionix Fusion 1.0 w/ JI2 Modem is by far the best for standby drain times. According to these small series of tests I can get 330+ hours in standby and possibly more under optimal conditions.

Post Conclusion

I am now passed my third day on a single charge. Granted I am not using the phone heavily, I am using it on a daily basis. I still have a 60%+ charge after 3 days of light use.

Media Hub + DRM

Looking at everyone's comments and tests it looks like the major culprit behind battery drain is Media Hub + DRM. Regardless of using a Stock ROM or a custom ROM people are universally reporting significant gains by removing all traces of Media Hub + DRM related instances.
[Vibrant General] rbcamping:
Any lag issues? Does it lag while typing a message? Does the gps work any better? Does the Map work any better. Does voice recognition work any better as mine sucks. My G1 worked better at all of these then this phone does.

I really hate the stock phone and I am about to either install a rom or switch to a different phone. Maybe a Mytouch HD.
[Vibrant General] presence06:
You said you removed all instances of DRM with Titanium.. I show 3 in mine, but I'm afraid to remove them lol.

I have:

Download Manager 2.1-Update 1

DRM Protected Content Package 2.1-Update 1

DRM Protected Content Package 2.1-Update 1

DRMContentLauncher 1.0

those are in my Titanium...

I've noticed that even with MH gone, after a reboot I kill oaDRM and DM Services, I get pretty good battery life..
[Vibrant General] sj_martin:
I deleted those exact 3 a few days ago. Have not noticed any side effects yet other than significantly better battery life. But as always, delete at your own risk.
[Vibrant General] henreeg:
sj_martin... you are the best!

Been wondering which one to delete!

[thanks to presence06 for pointing out the services running].

I'll be deleting those and see if I get any bad results.

or Freezing them using Titanium for that matter.
[Vibrant General] sj_martin:
Regardless of which ROM I was using I never had lag on input. Possibly a rouge app you have running?

GPS and Map work significantly better with Bionix Fusion. It did not work well with JI6 OTA. 1 minute lock times down to 3 seconds.

Definitely give Bionix Fusion a shot before jumping ship. My phone is performing a lot better than stock. I've been using stock for a little over 3 months.
[Vibrant General] henreeg:
I froze Download Manager 2.1-Update 1 using Titanium Backup... i got FC's on using the market. Defrost- Market works again.

Just FYI.
[Vibrant General] sj_martin:
Not sure why you froze the download manager, nowhere did I mention messing with that one. Fortunately you didn't delete it :)

Only the 3 DRM's + Media Hub should be removed.

But at least we have a confirmation now to definitely not mess with the download manager.
[Vibrant General] Deathsnapper:
Has anyone else who's disabled these DRM instances with Titanium become incapable of downloading anything via the market? I kind of expected I might, so I tried to back them up with Titanium, but unfortunately it's not letting me restore them (they're crossed out at the bottom; the only button that highlights is "delete", which I tried on one of them out of curiosity, and sure enough it deleted the backup. Oops.)

Before I go through the pain of reflashing the ROM [bionix fusion 1.1] I'd like to know if anyone else has this problem, and more importantly whether anybody has the .apk files for each of those four DRM instances (couldn't hurt trying) or other suggestions (delete more stuff? :o)

Thanks!
[Vibrant General] blanked:
Disregard...
[Vibrant General] Kubernetes:
If you guys are having issues doing this with Titanium, there's also a neat little app called SDX System App remover. All it does is allow you to backup/delete/restore system apps. The DRM files are really easy to identify with this app.
[Vibrant General] Deathsnapper:
Looks like the problem was that I accidentally deleted DownloadProvider.apk . If you do that the market FCs when you try to download. Easy fix by simply pushing the apk to the /system/apps folder (I figure out after way too much time trying to get the install command to work, in ADB, realizing my cmd.exe exe has to be in the tools folder for that (it doesn't need to for any other ADB command I tried - but otherwise it was searching the wrong directories for the apk) getting it to attempt to install right before throwing an error for an unsigned apk, which was another little joust altogether).

So if your market dies, get yourself DownloadProvider.apk from your ROM's .zip and push it to /system/apps . Simple solution :)
[Vibrant General] floepie:
Because "presence06" mentioned that one in addition to the three you deleted. And, you confirmed his post. So, either you need to or he needs to edit the post.
[Vibrant General] iynfynity:
wow. great results, happens to me the other way around using fusion 1.1
[Vibrant General] henreeg:
sj, or anyone else know what these 3 DRM packages do? sj deleted them, I froze them with Titanium... and no issues at all. And why are these eating up the battery?

[froze them... and battery life is awesome so far.]
[Vibrant General] krazie1:
@sj_martin what version of Bionix Fusion are you using? are you using Stock kernel or Jac's OC or KK's OC?
[Vibrant General] sj_martin:
Im running the stock version with no oc and no voodoo. Ill likely try out voodoo when a 1.2 fusion comes out.
[Vibrant General] sj_martin:
Many people in the bionix thread suggested that removing these has helped their stats so i blindly followed with great results. Not one person knows what exactly they do. One person is looking into it and researching but no official response from what ive read.
[Vibrant General] iynfynity:
once you removed it can still be returned right?
[Vibrant General] Vibrantthing:
I turned off the drm services stuff seven hours ago I went from 70 to 65% with about 30 minutes of use in the last seven hours. Whatever drm does its draining battery.

Using rooted stock ji6 with wifi in always on mode.
[Vibrant General] henreeg:
IF you want it to be returned, then don't delete them. I used Titanium backup to "freeze" them. This makes them stop running.
[Vibrant General] far004:
Hi.

If I delete the DRM services, can I still watch the included Avatar movie??? As it is protected content, I am not sure if it will still run...

Can someone, who has already deleted these files, confirm this for me? I don't want to delete before assuring that it has no side-effects...

Thanks a lot!
[Vibrant General] YodaEXE:
I was able to start it just now, after deleting the DRM files.
[Vibrant General] sj_martin:
Hmm, if that's the case then it might be that DRM is the biggest determining factor on battery life instead of using different ROMS.
[Vibrant General] henreeg:
i'm going to find out what DRM does.
[Vibrant General] hkfan:
yes...Drm was sucking up battery.....earlier I was getting about 7-8 hrs of charge.....now I am getting about 12 hours

I have 3G enabled, exchange sync and gmail sync on.
[Vibrant General] henreeg:
sj, any issues so far after deleting DRM's?

I'm getting fc's message on my gmail app, but it might have to do with changing the minfree using RyanZA's app.
[Vibrant General] s15274n:
This is interesting, I am on Fusion 1.1 and do not have omadrmconfigservice.... I had instead SisoDrmProvider.apk. After a quick search I still was not able to determine what these files do. I expect it's related to the OTA updates and copyright for MediaHub and Avatar. I have also removed MediaHub and Avatar from system apps (with a slew of others - memo, diary, blagh blah).

I'll report back and see if I notice a change in the battery. You guys should also go to menu, applications, manage applicatoins, menu filter show all, and delete all the apps that are com.sec... most of the system apps leave traces behind here. Not all the system apps can be uninstalled here.

I also make copies of every file to my sd card before I delete them, you probably should too just to be safe.
[Vibrant General] Kubernetes:
It has no effect on Avatar. As far as I can tell, all it affects is MediaHub. The DRM services constantly ping the CPU checking to see if you're stealing content, which kills your battery life.
[Vibrant General] s15274n:
wow, that is ridiculous. I could care less about mediahub, so it's all deleted and yet another reason people should root.
[Vibrant General] henreeg:
hey s15274n,

I got Fusion too! [i know i have to update my signature :o ] and I had the omadrmconfigservice running.... weird. and no SisoDRMProvider. :eek:

So THAT'S what the DRM services do. hmmm....
[Vibrant General] sj_martin:
I'm getting amazing battery life. I am not going to flash to a new rom or change anything until froyo comes out. I've been busy this week at work so I haven't been using my phone heavily but I am still using it on a daily basis and haven't had to charge my phone in 3 days so far.

Due to the percentages of the other items being so high it is not showing everything that i've done to drain the battery. In the 3 days I have:

Used the browser on a daily basis

Played Reckless Racing with multiplayer and wifi turned on

Texting

A few brief phone calls

Used my camera

Used shootme to take screen shots

Used dropbox to upload images

Show off pictures from my gallery

Browse XDA with the XDA app

Used GPS + Yelp to find some restaurants to eat at.

And after all this after 3+ days I still manage to hold a 60%+ charge.
[Vibrant General] iynfynity:
That's so amazing. I wish I have that kind of battery life.
[Vibrant General] henreeg:
so your stock everything?

JI6 modem too?

hold up- do you turn your phone off at night?
[Vibrant General] sj_martin:
No, I use Fusion 1.0 with JI2 Modem. Deleted Media Hub + DRM.

My phone has been active and on for the past 3+ days. Full reception, 3g, sometimes I use wifi & gps, but mostly off.

I think if you turn your phone off the uptime resets.
[Vibrant General] henreeg:
can you post up what you have on your running services?
[Vibrant General] splitfinity:
I don't know much about this service, but my mildly educated guess would be that disbaling/deleting the drm services would pretty much disable the HDMI output on our phones for playing to some tvs.

That being said, the odds of me wanting to hook my vibrant to a tv to play movies from it is pretty slim. Not to mention that samsung has taken their sweet time releasing the microusb to hdmi adapter.

That's about all i can think of.
[Vibrant General] splitfinity:
Also, i am a noob, so it's noob question time.

I have backed up these items with titanium, if i delete them now and end up needing to reinstall them later, will i be able to with titanium? Will they still be on that list of files/programs, or do they get removed?
[Vibrant General] bobn4burton:
Maybe I'm even more of a noob...but I don't see the three drm services in my backup list? Do I have to do anything cordial to maker them show up? I'm on stock rom...
[Vibrant General] adm1jtg:
DO NOT DELETE. I did this and then cleaned them out as recommended in applications. As soon as I removed the com file references it borked all my music players. Would play one song then freeze or if you tried skip to next song would just freeze. I adb'd them back and all is fine.

This time I froze in titanium and so far no issue but to soon to tell anything about battery.
[Vibrant General] sj_martin:
I listen to mp3's everyday on the way to and from work with no issues on the stock music player.However none of my music has drm on it. Can anyone else confirm?
[Vibrant General] s15274n:
^ I have to agree with the previous post. I also am not able to listen to more than one song. At first I thought it was because of JACs kernel and the min/max settings, but I checked and all was fine.

I placed copies of these files on my sdcard. I am going to move them 1 by 1 back to system/apps and see if I can determine if that fixes it. Perhaps it was the one file I mentioned I moved that you did not have (because I did not have the one file you said to move). My previous post(s) may help make sense of what I'm trying to say, ha.
[Vibrant General] presence06:
I just removed the DRM services (the last three I had questioned a few posts back), rebooted my phone. check gmail, it works, checked market, works and updated Appbrain just fine on EDGE. Loaded Music App and played two songs, these songs were downloaded via iTunes (DRM Free mind you), they played without issues.

Not sure what you guys are experiencing with the Music player issues.. Never had any issues with it.
[Vibrant General] s15274n:
Okay, moved the SisoDRM file back to system/apps and music player is flawless again.
[Vibrant General] presence06:
My battery life still sucks even after removing those services and a reboot. After a reboot I looked in my Battery Stats and looked at what was using the battery. Media Server and Gallery were around 3% each? WTF? I don't have allshare anymore and I haven't opened my gallery today at all, how does that crap start and use the battery?

I'm thinking about doing a factory reset and seeing what that does, but I'm a little on edge if I want to spend the time restoring it....
[Vibrant General] s15274n:
^ have you recalibrated your battery? That can make a very large difference. I've used my phone relatively heavy today, cut it on at 8, its a little after 5 now and I'm sitting at 48%.
[Vibrant General] Kubernetes:
When you say the com file references, are you talking about the 0kb stubs left in the application list in settings>applications? If so, that's really an interesting find. I had the same problem a few days back and had to reflash Fusion. Didn't realize that deleting the DRM stubs was the issue, because I had deleted the .apks a while back and had no issues.

Other things that happened along with the music freezes:

--Youtube broke

--SMS would not confirm as sent

--Quadrant could not finish CPU test

Weirdly enough though, one music program worked, PowerAmp, which may be because it does its own media scans.
[Vibrant General] s15274n:
^ I cleared those, but it was not the source of my music player issue. See above (for me).
[Vibrant General] presence06:
Done it.

Purchased the key for Titanium and froze the Task Manager, rebooted and have had awesome battery life thus far. We'll see tomorrow how it goes..

Idk why, but it always seem that I do something and it works, I get great life out of it and then the next day it sucks hardcore again?
[Vibrant General] iynfynity:
I came from fusion 1.1 and now using ji6. battery is very good. I've been using my phone like a computer for almost 2 hours straight and I'm at 78%. I guess I'll just stay and wait until froyo.
[Vibrant General] kangxi:
He, I just want some clarification on this since I am having the music freezing issue also. I did delete the Media Hub and the DRM packages. Then I delete the .com 0kb packages out of applications.

Did we narrow down to what was the true cause? If that is the case, I may be able to go back to Fusion then because I thought that was the issue!