yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] ndgayan:
Its beautiful...

I connect to my g tab in to 55'' LCD tv. It's nice.
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] iTablet:
Looks cool. Gonna try this.
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] okstranger:
How do I change the first part of the boot animation? I'd rather have the nvideo/g devs logo instead of the craptastic viewsonic logo.
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] P00r:
@bkbrod

root explorer free should work...
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] Mantara:
Its not part of the actual animation. Its pretty complicated.

Look here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=859383
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] okstranger:
Cool. Thanks.
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] projectzro:
i use ghost commander and it works great for me.
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] projectzro:
i dont know if im doing something wrong but i dont see any difference when the resolution is charged. maybe im doing it wrong :confused:
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] P00r:
would make sense since the actual png inside are 512 x 512 anyway...

Anywow with the bird gone, my name, email and phone engraved at the bottom of the nvdia screen and honeycomb animation I feel like if I had a new toy :D
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] projectzro:
just wanted to say love your sig Mantara :D
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] Da_Sheezy:
Very Cool... but

am I the only one who finds this disappointing...

it would be like having a windows 7 boot animation for your windows XP OS...

If I cannot have a Honeycomb GTab...

why would I want to be reminded of that every time my GTab boots????

... I'm just sayin'
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] Mantara:
Its all in anticipation of honeycreams being released for gtab. There are plenty of cool boot animations out there if your not into this one. Look in apps and themes. I personally enjoy the Droid red eye boot and change between that, honeycreams and the new alienware boot animations contributed to the gtab recently.
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] Da_Sheezy:
Forget the animation... WHERE CAN I SCORE THAT TEGRA II BOOT LOGO?????????
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] lgkahn:
can someone edit this to shorten it.. 49 secs is too long to wait for the damn boot animation...

the sections with the logos 2nd and honeycomb stuff could be a lot shorter..

thanks
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] lordofazeroth:
Did you rotate the pictures inside the zip?

They are different compared to other HC bootanimations I found.
[Nexus S General] generalagony:
For the past couple days i have noticed that there are outgoing calls listed in my call log to numbers i don't know and for calls i didn't make. Anyone else have this issue? When I call the numbers back they say they can not be completed as dialed.
[Nexus S General] zorak950:
Item one: if you've downloaded any less-than-reputable apps, delete them. Also run a malware scan. Before you diagnose your call log, make sure nothing's hijacking your dialer.
[Nexus S General] Aria807:
Do you by any chance use bluetooth earpiece? My mom's NS does that sometimes and I think it's cuz her bluetooth gets accidentally activated in her purse and it picks up voice dialing or what not.

Could be malware too tho... but I'm not really sure since my mom rarely installs any apps on her phone. I'm the one that does the installing and only thing she has that I don't have is some Chinese keyboard to type in Chinese. I've installed way more junk on my phone and I've never experienced that random dialing before.
[Nexus S General] onthecouchagain:
What's a good malware scan app? Any particular recommendations?
[Nexus S General] Aria807:
http://androidforums.com/droid-supp...0284-my-droid-randomly-dials.html#post1837674

Someone says it might be a busted bluetooth headset.
[A7 Accessories] alicez:
I have the Elocity A7 but have mixed the AC power cord with several other AC power cords we have. I think I found the one for the A&, but it doesn't have anything written on it pertaining to the A7. I looked in the manual and the AC power cord they show has an extra part on the cable (similar to the power cord for a laptop with something that looks like a 'fuse' holder).

What I have says APD Asian Power Devices. The barcode on the side reads: PK 100015-10-A00-10AI-03392.

Would anyone know if that is the correct AC power cord for our Elocity A7?

Model # WA-30A19U

INPUT 100-240V 0.8A, 50-60HZ

OUTPUT 19V - 1.58A
[A7 Accessories] I<3Android:
Yes. Your 100% correct. That "is" the power adapter.
[A7 Accessories] rchiuchi:
netbook power

Also you can use a netbook power supply
[A7 Accessories] netstat_EVO:
Well that is a little vague.

You don't want people sticking just any plug into their tablet.

The charger that will fit and charge the A7 is one for a Acer Aspire One netbook.
[A7 Accessories] tumpy:
wonder how much thought went into making the end of this AsianPowerDevice, { R u smarter than a fifth grader} innovation is not their cup of tea..

An L shape would have been much better..
[A7 Accessories] over's tab:
For those that may not know, (L) or 90* adapters are available and should be used to prevent stress on port if you use alot when plugged in
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mail_e60:
I ran across this link to a penetration testing tool (well, actually a debian 'chroot') for Android called DebDroid:

http://www.pentestit.com/2011/02/18/debdroid-run-network-sniffing-debian-system-android/

The text on the site reads:

Debroid helps you run a Debian system with a lot of utilities that help you sniff packets. In addition to various other tools and libraries, it contains tools such as:

* openssh

* libpcap

* libpcap-dev

* ettercap

* wireshark

* carwhisperer

* btscan

* NMAP

* ntbscan

These come pre-installed with the Debian image. To install, simply download the image from the links provided and follow these steps:

1. Unzip the .zip and .7z files and copy all the contents to /sdcard/debian/

2. Run your preferred terminal emulator and run bash with su.

3. Install debroid with – sh ./sdcard/debian/debian.sh

4. Boot into debian with the following command – debroid and voila!

----------------

Has anyone tried this or other Android penetration testing tools? Please share your thoughts.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mail_e60:
I just realized DebDroid is mentioned in another thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=950083
[Xoom Android Development] thefredelement:
The following will VOID your warranty but will easily unlock the Xoom for fast software flashes using a custom recovery and will allow flashing root files or manipulated system files on to your current software installation.

This will ERASE your Xoom.

1) Get the Motorola USB drivers MOTODEV > Documentation & Tools > USB Drivers (you need to sign up on their but maybe you can google this and find it as well)

2) Get the Android SDK Android SDK | Android Developers (you only really need the fastboot executable file for your host OS)

2.5) - I will soon put together a windows pack for usb drivers & fastboot so you don't have to download all this stuff just to do one task.

3) Power off your Xoom

4) Press and hold the volume down button while pressing the power button

Even after the Xoom turns back on keep it pressed down and you'll see some starting fastboot protocol text on the top left of the screen.

5) Open a command window in your sdk\tools folder (not platform tools and depending on when you get the SDK you may need to copy over some DLL files)

6) type:

7) read the warning on your Xoom's screen, hit volume up if you wish.

You're now free to put whatever data you want on your tablet. Cheers.

-- To RE-LOCK your Xoom, boot in to fastboot, and on your computer (from the tools folder):

Read this warning:

You actually have to read the warning and understand it - If you have modified your Xoom's software outside of the user space you won't be able to successfully re-lock your device. You'll have to restore it back to 100% factory, which you can do here: http://developer.motorola.com/produ...utm_source=supportforums&utm_term=unlockboard (The Verizon Wireless stock software).
[Xoom Android Development] brockwitting:
This wouldn't negate the free LTE upgrade would it?
[Xoom Android Development] thefredelement:
I'm not sure. I'd say you should re-lock the boot loader and restore any custom stuff to factory before you send it back in though.
[Xoom Android Development] youareme7:
I'm curious, what are the hardware ids in the usb driver when the xoom is in fastboot? Is the usb driver that is active while it's in fastboot called something like single adb device?

Thanks!
[Xoom Android Development] djunio:
How do you relock it?
[Xoom Android Development] padanfain:
Wow, that has to be the easiest unlock I have ever seen. Does this mean we will not have to install something like Amon's RA Recovery to flash ROMs whenever people get a chance to make them?

Also, if we issue a fastbook oem lock (or whatever the proper command is), can we then send it in for repairs? in other words, is there some history on the device that says I unlocked it?
[Xoom Android Development] thefredelement:
Windows first found it as fastboot, then I got the moto driver from their dev site and I didn't look what it was called after that. I think a Moto composite device or something, I'm pretty sure it installed 3 drivers. I will double check when I'm back home.

I'm not sure but I would say "fastboot oem lock" should probably work. - What I am really curious about is if fastboot oem unlcok writes something to the tablet somewhere that lets Moto/VZW know it was unlocked.

We'll still need a custom recovery to make life easier, but after you unlock it you can push any files/images to wherever you want.

The unlock screen makes you agree to the fact you're voiding your warranty. I'm not sure if re-locking it will be enough and I'd venture to speculate that there should be a difference between a hardware fail and software fail for warranty work. I guess we'll see.
[Xoom Android Development] mikejs78:
What does this mean? Does unlocking the device wipe everything, or just wipe data/cache? Is system effected just by executing this, or are you referring to the flash process?
[Xoom Android Development] thefredelement:
It's a factory reset.
[Xoom Android Development] ejlax:
i know this was the same unlock for Nexus One, but will this give us root? has anyone attempted to install SuperUser.apk and su?
[Xoom Android Development] socomdark:
koush has just tried this and did not unlock bootloader. was this done on a consumer device or developer's device?
[Xoom Android Development] thefredelement:
A consumer device.

Is he using the right moto dev drivers and fastboot from the 3.0 sdk?
[Xoom Android Development] thefredelement:
I just saw his tweet, he was trying to boot a kernel from fastboot it looks like.
[Xoom Android Development] socomdark:
yea but it looks like he has got clockwork mod on there.
[Xoom Android Development] chris61292:
If we void the warranty what happens to the return policy? store.motorola.com 's return policy to be specific
[Xoom Android Development] jaxon2906:
confused

Am i supposed to hold down the volume key the whole time while I'm clicking the fastboot command. I'm a little confused if anyone help understand
[Xoom Android Development] thefredelement:
You just hold down the volume down key and power button until the white fastboot protocol text appears.
[Xoom Android Development] jaxon2906:
cant get it :(

ok done that but when it will not open in command prompt http://media.xda-developers.com/images/smilies/mad.gif. i think i will jus give up cause something not right.. The command prompt jus pops up and immediately goes away...but thanks for the help i jus wait for the thunderbolt and root it....lol big ups to all whom do and to KOUSH!!!! that brotha is awesome
[Xoom Android Development] thefredelement:
No big deal here, you have to open the command prompt properly.

If you're on windows7, then browse to the folder in windows explorer, right click on the folder and select open command window here

In windowsXP go to start, run, type in cmd and then cd to the directory where the file is located.
[Xoom Android Development] oc3rulz:
I just purchased a Xoom, has anyone tried to issue the fastboot OEM lock command to see if it will indeed relock the device?
[Xoom Android Development] miphonematt:
+1

I'm waiting to hear if you can lock the bootloader at a later time. I know with the Nexus it wasn't as simple as "fastboot oem lock", at least not with the consumer/public developer devices. There was some speculation that maybe the in house HTC or Google developers may have had devices that did have that functionality.

So anyone want to try it out for us that have already unlocked their Xoom? We would be quite grateful, as we know it's a pain to have to setup your device all over again. Maybe it would be ideal if someone who is going to unlock their bootloader try to re-lock it before they go through all the trouble of setting their Xoom back up the way they want it.
[Xoom Android Development] thefredelement:
I had to know, it works

On the Xoom's screen:

Adding to OP..
[Xoom Android Development] onicrom:
IMPORTANT NOTE: authorized images must be loaded BEFORE this device is re-locked.

does that mean you need the stock update.zip located in /sdcard before re-locking?
[Xoom Android Development] oc3rulz:
You sir, are a great ASSET!! This is excellent to hear!

This just means you go back to stock, so you would need an OTA or signed update to work, once RE-LOCKED. Once you un-lock the device, it does not require signature verification. That way you can flash any file you want aka Developer Mode.
[Xoom Android Development] bwcorvus:
Doubt it as the factory reset it does erases the "sdcard" I think that means your tablet should be like it came from the factory. We need the ruu I guess.
[Xoom Android Development] thefredelement:
Yes, the reset in fastboot or going to privacy erase user data both erase the internal sdcard.
[Xoom Android Development] PaulG1488:
So by relocking the device would we be able to safely send our xoom in for the 4g upgrade without them knowing we rooted the phone before?
[Xoom Android Development] oc3rulz:
that's still something to be figured out, however no one can know till they get sent in. I honestly don't see it being an issue, but don't quote me on that.
[Xoom Android Development] Aaron636r:
Trying to unlock and get error adbwinapi.dll not found.

Suggestions?
[Xoom Android Development] Elysian893:
Perhaps your sdk didn't install cleanly? Might try reinstalling the sdk.
[Xoom Android Development] Aaron636r:
Got it. My mistake. Sorry...
[Xoom Android Development] miphonematt:
The OP mentions that you have to copy some DLL files over from the platform-tools dir to the tools dir in your Android SDK install path
[Xoom Android Development] myz06vette:
So, no way to do this on a Mac? Noticed Moto USB drivers are Windows only.
[Xoom Android Development] coolbho3000:
fastboot and adb should just work with Mac OS X without installing drivers.
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
I can also confirm that no drivers are necessary on Ubuntu Linux. Just plug it in and run

adb devices

and there she is
[Xoom Android Development] oc3rulz:
I can confirm no drivers are needed for mac. running 10.6.6. Works just fine
[Xoom Android Development] cowboys4life22:
I have a question, when relocking bootloader do we need the stockboot.img loaded before unlocking or can we just use oem lock command to lock the bootloader again. Anyone have a confirmed copy of said stockboot.img file
[Xoom Android Development] oc3rulz:
I do believe in the picture it's telling you you must be 100% stock when you re-lock the bootloader, otherwise it will not boot. SO you must flash back to stock, so it can read signature's.
[Xoom Android Development] cowboys4life22:
Does anyone have a copy of the stockboot.img file so I can flash back to stock before locking? Thanks for all of your time.
[Xoom Android Development] cowboys4life22:
Nevermind, thanks anyways I found it
[Xoom Android Development] wnrussell:
Anybody checked this out?

http://www.pcworld.com/article/220966/no_lte_for_rooted_motorola_xooms.html#tk.rss_news
[Xoom Android Development] Elysian893:
The guy in the Moto thread was clearly talking about software updates, not the 4g update.
[Xoom Android Development] pablo1010:
I am having same problem and i was wondering what you did to solve it. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the sdk and just cant get it to work
[Xoom Android Development] thefredelement:
You have to make sure you have the adb dll files in the same directory as fastboot.
[Xoom Android Development] mistamista2000:
I un-rooted my XOOM, ensured that SU is no longer on it and verified its no longer rooted using a terminal program. Although I placed the stockboot.img back on (a few times) and it took, for some reason I still cannot re-lock it. When I do I get the Failed to boot LNX 0x0004 / Starting RSD Mode 2 message. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[Xoom Android Development] thefredelement:
I don't think this will work without some stock software from Motorola, I'm not sure how the boot loader verifies the installed software but something, somewhere isn't matching up.
[Xoom Android Development] robrowald:
I was lurking over at the Moto support forums and the Forum Mod (and Moto employee) Matt says that they are planning on releasing the SBF files, and that unlocking your device will not preclude you from the 4G hardware upgrade.

Read through the thread. and draw your own conclusions though...

https://supportforums.motorola.com/thread/45865?start=0&tstart=0
[Xoom Android Development] nitewalker033:
Worked like a charm thanks....
[Xoom Android Development] thefredelement:
The stock software has to be released sooner rather than later, I mean the Xoom itself tells the user to go to Moto's site and get it, hopefully it won't be much longer.

For now, "we're living on the edge" lol.
[Xoom Android Development] andybarron:
adbwinapi.dll is supposed to be part of the Android sdk tools. It is not a function of the device. do a search for the file and add it to your sdk tools. You cannot run ADB without it. I still don't know why it didn't install with the SDK install.
[Xoom Android Development] thefredelement:
The new SDK split adb, it's DLLs & fastboot in two tools & platform-tools, so depending on someone is using the 3.0 SDK they have to put them all together if they want to work that way.

If they don't have the DLL they need to launch the SDK manager and make sure to download the platform tools package.
[Xoom Android Development] wnrussell:
How does Re-locking relate to rooting? Safe to assume that it won't lock if it either is, or was ever rooted?
[Xoom Android Development] bwcorvus:
Rooting shouldn't affect locking, as long as it's returned to orig state before locking.
[Xoom Android Development] thefredelement:
It won't lock if you flash an image or change /system - I don't know if it verifies an md5 of some things or looks for some kind of signature that gets broken when the factory software is altered.
[Xoom Android Development] isRaZZe:
some problems here.

fastboot oem unlock give error like

FAILED (status read failed (Too many links))
finished. total time: 0.005s

FAILED (command write failed (Unknown error))
finished. total time: 0.594s

can anyone help me?
[Xoom Android Development] wnrussell:
I don't know any developers who have unlocked, rooted and relocked.

"I had all the stock software, and it did relock. it just would not boot back up after it relocked."
[Xoom Android Development] Killeenboy88:
Question about Data..

The Xoom has a slot for a sim card on top of it. Does unlocking the device allow it to be used with any other carrier ? (i.e T-Mobile for example )
[Xoom Android Development] HalfMoon:
No, the SIM slot is only for the Verizon 4G SIM card.
[Xoom Android Development] thefredelement:
Awesome, I made a thread at moto's site and asked where I can grab the authorized software to re-lock the Xoom, they said they are just working out where to host it and will update the thread when it's live:

https://supportforums.motorola.com/thread/46069?tstart=0
[Xoom Android Development] xlGmanlx:
should i do this or root first?
[Xoom Android Development] bwcorvus:
You have to unlock before you root.
[Xoom Android Development] joeski27:
Anyone had any luck unlocking their Xoom via a Mac??? I'm desperately trying to figure out what I'm missing, but at this point I can't get Terminal to recognize the Xoom. Any help would be greatly appreciated! :rolleyes:
[Xoom Android Development] xlGmanlx:
Thanks for the feedback! Rooted and overclocked baby
[Xoom Android Development] joeski27:
I'm unable to see the xoom after entering "adb devices" in Terminal (on my Mac of course). Any suggestions? Anybody else have this happen???
[Xoom Android Development] xlGmanlx:
Do you have debugging enabled?
[Xoom Android Development] joeski27:
Yes, I do have it enabled. Right now I have the "starting fastboot protocol support" text up, attached via usb, but in terminal the "adb devices" shows zero devices. I've been trying this for the last 5 hours straight and haven't gotten anywhere. I will admit I'm a semi-noob, and it also doesn't help that a more detailed guide doesn't exist especially for Mac users, as I can't say for sure that I've got the SDK installed/configured correctly. Im getting pretty close to saying screw it, and leaving it stock. This sucks.
[Xoom Android Development] nindoja:
In fastboot mode you won't have adb access. You can do "fastboot devices" to get a list of connected devices that are in fastboot mode.

Or, if you are trying to do adb commands, let the Xoom boot into normal mode before running those commands.
[Xoom Android Development] joeski27:
Thanks for the input and help, but I was able to figure this out a little while ago. Now I'm stuck on the "push su" portion of the root procedure :confused: (see my other thread)
[Xoom Android Development] isRaZZe:
new usb cable and other usb port fixed this problem.
[Xoom Android Development] Mudvayne622:
I tried this and I have no option to "open command window here". Is there something before this I'm supposed to do?
[Xoom Android Development] thefredelement:
Ah, you have to hold the shift key as well, sorry about that! so it's shift key plus right click, then open command window will be there.
[Xoom Android Development] c0t0d0s2:
What gets disabled?

When I go to fastboot to unlock the device, part of the "fine print" states that it will "disable many features"

Anyone know exactly what gets disabled?

https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/XvJJxcWq5dMmJfUC73YTEQTChtsBpML7L1n5_E8mP_Q?feat=directlink
[Xoom Android Development] janjan:
It means we can activat Or be able to use the 3G?

Right now i can only use WiFi. No 3G.
[Xoom Android Development] thefredelement:
I am able to use 3G while unlocked.
[Xoom Android Development] janjan:
You mean that you are now able to use your 3G connection without any data contract . Your are useing your own sim. This guide is to unlocking and re-locking just the bootloader Or this guide is to unlocking and re -unlocking bootloader + 3 G radio?
[Xoom Android Development] bwcorvus:
This is just a guide to open up your xoom. It has nothing to do with sim cards or carriers.
[Xoom Android Development] millerliteguy:
Just bought my Xoom from somebody on Craigslist...How do I check to see if it is unlocked
[Xoom Android Development] droidftw:
when you lock and unlock it says writing token, what is the token its writing
[Xoom Android Development] misdirection:
Finally relocked my device with original image from Motorola. Once I get 4G LTE.. I will crack this skull wide open! MUWAHAHAH
[Xoom Android Development] killahrey:
Quick question, since its going to erase my xoom, once I log back onto my google account will all my apps re-download on there own, like it does with other devices?
[Xoom Android Development] cam30era:
It will if you have the appropriate boxs checked in settings. > privacy.
[Xoom Android Development] marky9074:
OK xooms only just released in the UK, so a little behind here...

I see CWM is released now, so is it possible to do a nandroid backup, unlock and restore your backup? I've just got my xoom as I want it and dont really want to wipe... has anyone restored their account from google and confirm everything back 100%?