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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wispet:
Hi, is there a way to get the firmware for this android tablet? my tablet internal rom failed and now its reporting " no bootable device" . If I can find the firmware and instructions, I can load it into the sd card and get it back.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wispet:
Hi,

Does anyone have the SD Card or firmware for this mp7qcfs android tablet?

My tablet internal memory crashed and now it says no bootable device, If I can get hold of the sdcard firmware for this, it will get me back to reusing this tablet.

THanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toddpope:
Awakening a mostly dead thread . . .

I was given a NordicTrack Elite 9500 Pro, model NTL17010.1 in an non functional state. This has the integrated 10" Android powered tablet. At power on, the tablet display just briefly flashes "reading update.ini", the iFit screen appears, flashes twice and then screen is blank. The unit has been left powered on for over 24 hours with no change in behaviour. I have tried various combos of keys and gestures reported by others to access "safe mode" on the table with no change.

The model on the tablet is 304662, it seems that the device is stuck in some type of upgrade loop, prior owner does not recall what happened, he just wanted to get rid of the unit.

The USB port on the right side of the console is connected through a USB A to mini extension cable, which connects to the tablets "host" jack on the side, and the treadmill documentation states that the USB port is for upgrades only. I found this thread about others which had a similar problem and have had their unit restored with a "fixkit" USB memory stick from Icon support.

I have contacted Icon support, but on response on if the fixkit is available any longer . . . .at any price.

Just wondering if anyone on this forum still has the files from the fixkit available, the links which appear earlier in this thread are now dead (who would have thunk that after a decade some of the dropbox shares would be gone! ;-)

If the tablet cannot be resurrected, I plan to just bypass it and create an independent controller for the speed and incline, there is an eight wire cable leading from the power/control board to the upper console, 12+, ground and six others to control the incline and motor speed.

I have also connected a PC to the host port on the tablet and attempted to probe the USB port, but did not receive a response. As well, there is a micro SD slot in the side of the tablet, but without knowing what is needed on an SD card to insert into the slot to interrupt the boot from internal memory, I have not inserted an SD card yet.

Is there anyway to access the tablet's filesystem via the USB port when it will power on, but is not responsive to any of the Home, Back , or Menu keys? If I could remove the update.ini file from the filesystem it may allow it to break out of this loop.

Appreciate any suggestions or insights.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wispet:
If you want some additional pointers, to enter safemode, connect a keyboard to the usb port and use a little pin in the hole right below the USB port and press it for 10 seconds +, you will see the screen flash white. This is where the tablet is restarting itself and keep pressing F1 or F2 continuously until you see the bios screen.

In the bios screen, you can see the boot option where you can force the android into a recovery mode.

Another option is to connect a USB hub to the usb port and connect a USB linux live cd , use keyboard and or mouse to the other usb ports on the hub.

Once it boots into the live linux (you may need to set the boot options in the bios and use the pin in the reset hole method), once in the live linux, use partition software to look for other available storage devices and firmwares and try to take a backup of them to a USB disk or something.

I tried all of these options along with the adb option as well by connecting the tablet to my computer. Unfortulately for me there are two problems, my tablet internal rom is completely toasted, I dont see any storage or firmware or anything left to recover. I am unable to the firmware for my model (c990) either.

Another problem is android adb, is when I connect to PC we need the manufacturer specific drivers and this tablet maker icon doesn't provide or publish any.

There are firmware sd cards on ebay available if you want to try buying one.

Unless you have the firmware, you cannot interface the controller board for increasing speed or inclination.

I saw some code written by someone which uses raspberry pi to directly change the motor speed without the console board. We can potentially tamper with that raspberry pi code to run this interface on the tablet if possible.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toddpope:
Thank you Wispet for your insights!

Yes, I have attempted to connect a USB keyboard to the host port on the tablet to interrupt the startup process, but no keys , any function key, CTRL-C, etc appear to have an effect.

On this console, there is no reset hole/button available, near the USB port or anywhere on the tablet (it has been removed from the console, and case removed in search of the reset button, no luck.

I have tried ADB as well, but it seems to rely on the setting configuration on the Android device, which is not possible as it is stuck in an upgrade loop, hence no device is listed from ADB.

Concerning an alternate to using using the Android tablet to control the motors, I was not considering something so elaborate as Pi, Arduino or another microcontroller. Based on the wiring diagram found inside the base unit cover, the control signals are fairly basic in nature. The incline is controlled by a 5V pulse for up/down on two lines, and the motor speed is controlled via PWM signal. I was just going to create a small PWM circuit using a linear 555 chip.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Renate:
That's not much of a problem actually.

You can look what the VID/PID is and add it to a copy of the stock "Google" drivers.

You'll have to enable it as an unsigned driver.

If you want, you can also just use Zadig (a generic driver installer).

Then you'll need a patched adb.exe and fastboot.exe.

Edit: I don't think that you'll be happy with a 555.

I think that you really have to do some speed regulation using the tach output (Hall effect) coming back.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wispet:
My tablet 360526, it doesn't have a reset pin on the tablet itself but if you see my attached pics, it has a black and white wire going from the keys connector. This connections act as the power recycle/reset button.

When I press and hold it or short these two pins from 10 seconds, the screen flashes white and if I hit F1 or F2 repeatedly, it takes me to bios. (have to try it couple of times).

The sticker on my unit says, reset software included, but when I enter bios and put my bios to android boot, I dont see any other storage devices listed. (I think all my storage roms are damaged).

All I could do at this point is install a linux software.

So look for any pins like this which you may need to short to get it into the bios.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wispet:
Thanks, will try google drivers. I tried samsung but it didn't take it for this device.

Moreover, since I am booting from bios into android boot mode, Device manager only reports it as Intel Android. ADB doesn't even list it as a device.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toddpope:
The tablet in the 9500 looks to be a Hannspree branded one, and the "keys" input cable is 10 conductor, not like the two conductor one 360526.

Concerning ADB, the instructions for use indicate that the Android device must have USB debugging enabled for it to function. The tablet in the 9500 will not boot, so configuring that setting is not possible, can ADB still communicate with it if I select another device driver?

Sadly, the tablet in my case does NOT have a sticker on it indicating that it can be restored to factory default, that would seem to align with the fact that there does not seem to be a reset button/hole anywhere on the device.

I have submitted a few support requests with Icon support to determine if a recovery SD card is even available any longer, but have not received a response.

Thank you Renate and Wispet for your suggestions.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toddpope:
Downloaded the Android ADB platform tools to a Windows 10 PC and installed the generic Google USB driver, I could not find a specfic USB driver for Hannspree tablets.

At power on, the tablet does not register on the Windows device manager, even rescanning for devices does not report any new devices. Tried two different and known good mini USB cables to the host port on the tablet. Executing the adb devices command does not return any devices in the list.

Since a device is not reported in Windows device manager, there is no indication of a PID to be added to the driver config for generic USB driver install.

Since the Windows device manager does not even refresh when the tablet powers up, it seems like the tablet is not even initializing the USB port at power on.

Are there any other options? Thinking the tablet recovery is a lost cause and the only course of action is to build an alternate controller for the unit.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CountBlackadder:
I was reading through this forum and saw what I needed but the links appear to be dead.

I have the NTL17010.1 treadmill (2011) and was trying to restore to factory settings to sell. There's no button physical or software and long story short I think I accidentally wiped the internal SD. Now the treadmill is somewhat useless - it can load into Android but is very glitchy (keyboard won't load for wifi), but as a treadmill it doesn't do much.

I saw someone had posted the recovery files - anybody have these I can use?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Almo022:
Hi, how did you get on with this? I’m having the same Issue.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrwebconnect:
I thank all of you. I have a Elite 9500 Pro. It has been an on and off clothes hanger for years. The Mrs. went to use it a couple months ago and iFit was no longer functional. Between the hints here and on reddit I managed to get it running again tonight after a couple weeks of funntertainment. What I think....and I stress think...were the keys were....1. not cluttering the file system on the tablet with tools....the app needs space. 2. Install a version of the ifit app compatible with the device.

The battle on #2 was getting it there. I set up a web server on my home computer with no ssl so the expired certificate stuff was not a problem and then used the browser on the treadmill to download and install version 2.18.23 of the ifit app. I installed it directly from the browser and things seemed to work. Heck, it even updated itself....I am going to try and get that version off of it for recover latery
[Droid 2 General] Sir0:
Its a regualar droid 2. I rooted the phone months ago. for my brother and i guess he was playing around with and bricked it. I took the battery off put it back on press X and turned it on. and i got into android ! mark. i hit search button and it takes me to the system recovery. Did the wipe date/factory reset. and wipe cache. All i get now is E: can't open /cache/ recovery/command. Im outta my league with motorola. how can i unbrick this from here.
[Droid 2 General] orkillakilla:
Should be simple to fix. If the phone turns on and you can get to the bootloader, your not bricked.

Try flashing the SBF. Follow the directions here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=770224

The link to the sbf download on that page isn't working, but you can download it from here

hxxp://www.mydroidworld.com/forums/droid-2-discussion/5323-tbh-mydroidworld-present-droid-2-2-3-20-triple-threat.html#post37316 (replace the hxxp with http obviously :) )

Also note that if after flashing the sbf and you get a bootloop, simply go to recovery like you mentioned above and do a data/cache wipe and youll be good to go.
[Droid 2 General] Sir0:
Thanks so much it work perfectly. you are the bomb. seriously thank u i need to friend u asap. just incase i ever deal with this again. i have a htc google. never had to go threw all these step to do this. weird. big ups mang thank you so much
[Droid 2 General] orkillakilla:
No problem man. Thats what these forums are all about, sharing info and helping each other. I started here on the Eris forums knowing nothing about rooting or the like, but after reading and trying different things, you learn a lot, and then you can use that knowledge to help others.

If you need anymore help or advice, just pm me and i'll either help, or point you in the right direction.
[Droid 2 General] nerdslogic:
I have always been impressed with XDA. Guess it's time to get more active here.:p
[HTC Aria Themes and Apps] Javi97100:
Can anyone give me more information on theme Chooser in cm7?
[HTC Aria Themes and Apps] CallMeAria:
Apparently its a tmobile app that's been incorporated into cm7. It comes with 3 different themes to choose from. I'm using the cyanbread theme and basically it changes all the orange gingerbread parts/glows/highlights to the cyan blue color. Looks very sharp. the androidian uses a light green color theme. And the third is the stock orange theme.

It doesn't affect your adw/launcherpro themes/settings.
[HTC Aria Themes and Apps] Javi97100:
And how do more themes get added?
[HTC Aria Themes and Apps] shadowmoses:
@ Op Yeah i was wandering this also, im currently running an unofficial version of cm7 for the htc dream.

And we also have this the chooser app and im sure lots of us are wandering where to get more spiffyness :cool: from this app, will follow this thread in the mean time.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeffkro:
Anyone know which popular rom's support the 3g wifi hotspot feature, but where you don't ge
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] my_username:
If you're rooted of doesn't matter what ROM you have or of you have one at all. Just download Barnicle or Wireless tether from the market.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BenHolliday:
+1 Wireless Tether... works a treat
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeffkro:
Ok, I had trouble with it before. I downloaded and did the newest unrevoked again to make sure I'm rooted. I will try again, so then whats the best rom?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cmdoptesc47:
Try looking at this thread. It worked for me a while back so maybe it will still work.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=791028
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nunoriffitti:
try the cm7 nightlies...
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erack:
Previous versions didn't support the Incredible's wireless chipset, which was fixed in 2.0.6. You shouldn't have any issues now.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeffkro:
Thank you, works like a charm. I just keep getting happier and happier with my incredible.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PvilleComp:
If you like Sense, try Virtuous. It’s very good and stable debloated stock rom with a few treats like hulu and wireless tether built in. I used it for months before breaking down and jumping to CM7.
[Surround Accessories] thejacer:
haven't ordered anything yet, plan on making my first purchase from this site in about 2 days but it all looks legit and we desperately need surround accessories so here you all go! http://www.thinkhtcsurroundaccessories.com/
[Surround Accessories] jh20001:
Doesn't seem so legit when the page doesn't load.
[Surround Accessories] thejacer:
made a purchase from there myself and it worked out fine. then again notice the difference in date when you posted and when i posted. agh well, some people i guess.
[General Questions and Answers] gera229:
Which one is newer? Which one is newer technology.

Which one performs better

Which company made xscale and which made qualcomm?

Which phone brands use which? (ie. HTC, Samsung, LG, etc.)
[General Questions and Answers] BodenM:
Qualcomm is a vendor, XScale is the name of an Intel processor normally found in PDAs such as the Dell Axim and HTC Universal. XScale is pretty old, Qualcomm is bang up-to-date. Qualcomm makes the Snapdragon and Scorpion processors, commonly found in high-end HTC smartphones like the HD2, Desire and Desire HD/Z

Swyped from my HTC Desire running LeeDrOiD 2.3d with Tapatalk.
[General Questions and Answers] stephj:
XScale was Intel's venture into the ARM arena, before selling it, lock, stock and barrel to Marvell, who now manufacture and develop XScale processors. Intel now concentrate on their x86 Atom series of processors.

XScale is an ARMv5 architecture processor, ARMv5TE to be precise, whereas Qualcomm's Snapdragons are ARMv7.

Sometimes it is not always easy to compare one type of ARM processor to another, as clock frequency is not always proportional to the performance. An example is TI's OMAP chip, as found in the Wizard. While it only runs at 200MHz the device performs on a par with other PDAs with ARM chips running at 400/500Mhz

Also some versions have more peripheral units included alongside the processor's silicon. Comms, graphics, sound, keyboard controllers etc.
[EVO 4G General] Neo3D:
I've been getting great battery life but then recently noticed that I hit 50% by lunch (when usually, I hit 50% by 10-11pm, after unplugging in the morning like everyone else).

Then, I noticed that FB was showing me notifications after installing it a few days ago. I tried to find a way to disable notifications in FB, but there is no such option, so is it basically running all the time in the background? Makes ya wonder what Zuckerberg is tracking in the background?

I'm uninstalling FB tonight and see if I can get back the awesome 1.5-2 day battery life I'm used to.
[EVO 4G General] chandlerw88:
It does drain battery terribly but I don't think its because of notifications. I think the chat refusing to close is causing a partial wake issue. Download spare parts and Facebook is always running. Probably best to just use the site.
[EVO 4G General] flickmaker:
I never have any problems with the facebook app. You can disable notifications in the settings.

I cant really speak to the chat problem. I have been signed out of chat since that feature was added.

So if you are having issues, try disabling notifications and signing out of chat. See if that makes any difference.
[EVO 4G General] Neo3D:
Cool, I'll put FB back on after a few days and try those suggestions. I wanna make sure that it was the culprit in my poor battery life.

I just left a comment for them about this in the Market. I'm also going to install it back again and uninstall it from the Market and mark it as Defective, so they get a second hint.
[EVO 4G General] awrnsmn:
It's for sure the chat....just make sure you stay signed out of it and you wont have the drain issues.
[EVO 4G General] skylar.sutton:
I dropped the FB sync settings down to once or twice a day and that was a huge help on battery life. I don't use the widget, so instant status updates have no value to me and this allows the profile pics to stay relatively up to date.
[EVO 4G General] kingofslackerz:
I noticed the widget causing the most battery drain.

I think i will stick to the site.
[EVO 4G General] teamgreen02:
New version of the Facebook app just came out. Version 1.5.1 if i recall. Might help those of you having battery drain issues.
[HD2 General] rpicaso:
I am looking at buying 2 HD2 phones. one has a cracked screen the other is mint. The seller told me that they were T-Mo Flexpay phones. My question is what is the difference if any between a contract HD2 and the "Flexpay" ones? Can they still be hspld/unlocked?

Thanks in advanced I probably could have searched this but I have the guy here with the phones waiting on an answer.
[HD2 General] roteplex:
there is no difference, flexpay has nothing to do with phones it is a special tmobile service option. Why dont you google this instead of asking on a forum youll get an answer more quickly and wont waist peoples time.
[HD2 General] tenthbowl:
Flexpay is just something to do with the type of contract the user got when they first signed up with T-Mobile (I think they might have less than optimal credit and have to prepay their monthly bill). They use the same phones as everyone else.

How much are you paying for the phones? I think a good deal for a used HD2 in good condition would be around $200.
[HD2 General] rpicaso:
I'm paying $200 for a mint one and one with a cracked screen.
[HD2 General] rpicaso:
Thanks for the quick answer. sorry about wasting your time.
[HD2 General] tenthbowl:
That's a good deal IMO.
[General Questions and Answers] PMGRANDS:
Hey XDA Members....

I was Wondering if Anyone could Tell Me How to make Certain

Zip Files I have, Install to System/App/ When I Flash them?

I tried Signing Them with Signapktic but maybe I'm Not Doing It Right?

Someone Please Explain What I Might Be Doing Wrong & How To Correctly Do It!!

I'm Also Wondering is it something that Can't be Done Directly from my Phone?

My Goal is to Make a Zip File of all the Apps I have to Manually Install Everytime I Switch from ROM to ROM....

Appreciate Whatever Help...

Thanx!!
[General Questions and Answers] PMGRANDS:
Anyone??????
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FlashL3gend:
hey guys im new to xda and i was wondering is there an app or a hack that allows 2.1 have the old 1.6 lockscreen because it is way better to use.

THX
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lft4ded:
I use Lockbot. I think you actually have to pay to gain access to the 1.6 lockscreen.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobola:
Hi,

I'm using:

Roger Captivate

-Serendipity 4.3

-Speedmod

-JK4

I'm having trouble with my interent via wifi.

It connects to my home, mall, etc..

But when it connect to my school wifi, it doesnt work properly.

In-order to connect to the school wifi you have to login with your student number.

This is done by connecting to the school wifi - which it does perfectly.

And then opening a browser would lead to right into the logging screen.

However, instead of going right into the logging screen, it just load the homepage.

And you dont get interenet access until you are logged on.

It seems like the browser doesnt automatic go into the login page.

Also, when I go on the mall wifi, it require you to check an agreement.

But it went to the mall homepage/ agreement page perfectly fine.

Tried with stock browser and dophin mini...

I know the school wifi is working properly because my classmate beside me is using it fine, and I'm on it with my laptop.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whiteguypl:
Did you try to manually enter the schools log in address in the stock browser?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobola:
nope,

I dont even know what the school log on address..

I pretty long with random numbers at the back if I recall looking at it once.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobola:
bump..

Have to do with android not accepting my school Certificate....

need help!

Thanks
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cappysw10:
Not to be condescending, isn't that a question for your school's help desk?

Sent from my Craptivate with the leaky rom
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TommyZee:
Question Please

Was this existing problem before rooting your phone, (STOCK)? :D
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FaithCry:
Is there a way to set it so that the capacitive buttons never light up?

err is there a way to use NoLED where the buttons dont turn on when the icon blinks?

thanks!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jerrycycle:
According to Daniel Velazco no. He is the creator of the app LEDs hack.. it is on the market
[General Questions and Answers] smartechno:
Hello.,

does anybody know if there is a program for the android similar to teh phone creeper for wm6.5

the phone creeper allow easthdropping on phones, phone calls phone locating and so many other features as posted here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=527423
[General Questions and Answers] smartechno:
so ......

does this mean, nobody knows or there is no such software?