Ok I know in the General thread we have a bounty page, that's fine but there needs to be a discussion on exploits and technical issues not hope and rainbows.
If you have any information on what was tried and what seemed to half work we need to put it on here but lets be organized about it.
<format>
<Exploit CVE>
<Date Tried>
<Results>
<Fail, Success, Re-Visit>
I just got my phone Friday and I have no idea on any of the specs, Kernel, ArmVersion ..etc that a Root Dev would need. So until I know what Kernel we are on I couldn't search CVE exploits (Even thought they are know exploits) so neither could a Dev from another forum.
I know its said every time but DONT FEED THE TROLLS it gets annoying to have to parse through 5 pages of *****ing. These Devs do this for little to nothing and they deserve our respect to at least be civilized.
Info Needed
What boot setps does this phone have?
I know ADB is part in the beining and someone mentioned that it is quickly locked. I know that the reason for the ADB at the boot is to check the sdcard for any updates so if flooding a card with mass amount of data to slow down that process could a shell at that point gain temp Root to pause and gain control over the protected memory sections?
Kernel V
What CMD's are even in the damn thing
Like I said I am not an experienced Dev by no means but am willing to jump in and test or try to assist.
Someone that has an IRC server would be nice if we could have rooms setup for Devs and help for the ones that just come in with the phone, I know I had a heart attack when I bootlooped mine after a botched recovery install. I still don't know what the thousand different modes are in the pre-os boot are or do so Help rooms would be great.
Let's work together instead of posting how no one loves us and the chatter is dying down, I am sure that there isn't a Droid made so far that hasn't been rooted and if so no respectful Dev will leave it alone until it is. Its a pride thing that we have an open source device that Corporate Capitalism tries to lock down.
Pardon the rant but got to light a fire..Let get full Root.
SORRY FOR THE FALSE HOPE....OOPPS
Change the title of this thread...
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Change the title of this thread...
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Nothing wrong with the title. I will be back later with any information I can find
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Nothing wrong with the title. I will be back later with any information I can find
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Title makes it seem like this is a BLoader unlock...
I don't have any answers to the questions in op yet although im not sure if this means anything useful so I figured id post it. I found it in a file from an x2 dump don't know if it means much but here it is. It was right in the middle of a larger file . Probably isn't much help buy ::
###### MAIN ROUTINE ######
bootmodeProp=`getprop ro.bootmode`
case $bootmodeProp in
"factory")
;;
"dev")
;;
*)
# Disallow unless the debug MBM is being used. This is
# critical to the security of the device.
#echo "Permission denied: ro.bootmode=$bootmode";
#exit 1;
;;
What file is it and where is it located in the filesystem?
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DAG425 said:
What file is it and where is it located in the filesystem?
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It was in system/bin and the file name us qbp-port-mgr
I also noticed that the file is not in my current system when I looked for it.
I also so a file about using permission DIAGNOSTIC or something to that effect which said diagnostic permissions were for manufacturing and carrier only but the way I read it I thought it might be a vulnerability mabye? Will try to find
In system/permission folder file platform.xml it reads this along with a LOT more(and in the first few lines it mentions android open source project ))
<!-- RW permissions to any system resources owned by group 'diag'.
This is for carrier and manufacture diagnostics tools that must be
installable from the framework. Be careful. -->
<permission name="android.permission.DIAGNOSTIC" >
<group gid="input" />
<group gid="diag" />
</permission>
Also says in beginning " <!-- This file is used to define the mappings between lower-level system
user and group IDs and the higher-level permission names managed
by the platform.
Be VERY careful when editing this file! Mistakes made here can open
big security holes"
My apologies if it's all useless info
I have just noticed these files are either nonexistent on my phone right now ir are VERY different in my current system.
The files in the dump I am reading are dated back in may.
No ? is a dumb ?
ashclepdia said:
My apologies if it's all useless info
I have just noticed these files are either nonexistent on my phone right now ir are VERY different in my current system.
The files in the dump I am reading are dated back in may.
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Don't be sorry to offer what you see as possible information,sometimes a fresh set of eyes is what is needed.
So if you think that your post will be stupid or a bother don't you may never know that could be something that leads to what we are looking for.
Now do search the thread and see if it has been looked at before as to not re# old subjects.
And as for the title I made a syntax error and didn't put [project][no root yet] and it looked like I had the answer.
SwiftLegend said:
Title makes it seem like this is a BLoader unlock...
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Umm How Do You Figure The Title PROJECT Means A Finished Product?
"Project n. a specific task of investigation"
MikeJ92YJ said:
Umm How Do You Figure The Title PROJECT Means A Finished Product?
"Project n. a specific task of investigation"
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I didn't have it set that way when I first posted imagine [Title]-[Project no root yet]=Oh **** its done...My Bad
Wondering if anyone has seen this yet and id it could help with anything. Even if it would only help in making our phones run better.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mb870.motorola/files/Droidx2_VZW/DTN_14.8/
Can anyone explain to me (in pm if it this is way off subject) what would be done with these open source files?
The Kernel that is assigned to my phone is listed as : [email protected]#2, the build thats on site is showing was the 2.2 build but the odd part that im seeing in some of the files is where its referring to a TI OMAP 3 chip which is only in the Droid 3 and Bionic, I'm going to look at some more and see what i can catch.
singlesword said:
The Kernel that is assigned to my phone is listed as : [email protected]#2, the build thats on site is showing was the 2.2 build but the odd part that im seeing in some of the files is where its referring to a TI OMAP 3 chip which is only in the Droid 3 and Bionic, I'm going to look at some more and see what i can catch.
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if you go up a directory they also have one for 2.3.4 which isnt on the x2 yet which is kind of confusing
This is very true, last night i was talking a friend of mine that works for moto (sale's guy), which he said that there is supposed to be a patch coming out next month for the rebooting and signal issue. The info i get from my friend I take with a pinch of salt tho.
singlesword said:
The Kernel that is assigned to my phone is listed as : [email protected]#2, the build thats on site is showing was the 2.2 build but the odd part that im seeing in some of the files is where its referring to a TI OMAP 3 chip which is only in the Droid 3 and Bionic, I'm going to look at some more and see what i can catch.
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I believe bionic is omap 4430 tho...
I didn't find much activity after gingerbread was released tho it seems around the date it started being pushed activity stops unless im missing something.
I am gonna search more after im done work and see what I can come up with. Might stop by my sisters so I can look at it on a computer and dive deeper
Hopefully it can point us to something somewhere lol
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if you go up a directory they also have one for 2.3.4 which isnt on the x2 yet which is kind of confusing
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Hmmm..prerelease maybe? For a dev maybe? I will look farther...
So while digging around the sourceforge site, i found http://sourceforge.net/projects/mb870.motorola/ which allows to download the kernel but for some reasons, I'm having issues with viewing this document, also i was able to find another build listed as 2.3.4 ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/mb870.motorola/files/Droidx2_VZW/DTN_117.15/ ) and from the link before was showing the build of 2.2 which we once had, currently my computer is giving me major issues with viewing these files, maybe because i'm running linux as a VM i dunno yet but im going to try and fix that problem so i can view some of this, but figured that maybe someone on here could look also.
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IF THIS POST CAN BE DELETED, PLEASE DO! I ACCIDENTAL POSTED THIS AGAIN BUT IT WAS IN THE STICKY SECTION. PEOPLE ARE OUT RAGED OVER IT BUT I DO APOLOGIZE. WHAT ELSE CAN I SAY?
DISREGARD THE BELOW. IT'S A DOUBLE.
Hi, I am trying to use Abd to do the stalling fix that Modaco Paul Obrien Provided, however (if im not mistaken) there arent any steps to making adb recognize your phone.
what should we press before doing this?
Enter the following commands in adb on your PC with your device attached (rooted, with USB debugging enabled):
CODE
adb shell
su
cp -rp /data/data /dbdata
mv /data/data /data/data.bak
ln -s /dbdata/data /data/data
reboot
I have showing in command promp before doing anything:
C:\Users\Eric>
Please someone get back to me. if this was posted, I aplogize.. you can delete it (if possibly) after im helped hopefully. I wonder why instructions don't clearly state the steps to avoid questions. There are 1 million threads and hard to search.
Fyi I've installed all the drivers and things for my device. I just need to know the next steps.
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use this thread for your vibrant... this works like a charm....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=739647
this will move your data to the sdcard on an ext2/3 partition... this is what I am using now and it flies... hope this helps
if you dont want to do it that way, you are missing the script to mount as rw... dont know it off the top of my head...
junkdruggler said:
use this thread for your vibrant... this works like a charm....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=739647
this will move your data to the sdcard on an ext2/3 partition... this is what I am using now and it flies... hope this helps
if you dont want to do it that way, you are missing the script to mount as rw... dont know it off the top of my head...
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Hey thanks for replying. My sd card has avatar on it. I don't want to partition it and lose it.. I mean I could but the last time I partitioned the sd, my phone was blank. Maybe that's because when I flashed clockworks recovery it sent the backedup Rom to my sd car and not the internal memory?
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Dont take this the wrong way, but what you are trying is extremely experimental, and I would not recommend it to you. You will end up frustrated later waiting for more advice, as you dont seem to have any experience w/ ADB. Maybe research ADB a bit, play around w/ it, and then possibly try this again.
I dont mean to discourage you, but this type of mod/hack is somewhat advanced, and may require some troubleshooting to get it working properly. You should also know EXACTLY how to undo what you are attempting to do before you go through with it, which is generally a good idea for these type of mods, as you may undo it soon
Thanks a lot. And u right. I'm about to unroot and wait for 2.2 because these developers know there are new people to this and it wouldnt hurt to go into a little more detail. I used Amonras Recovery method on my nexus and didn't have to go through all this download moad stuff and Odin etc. Its not that easy when people get annoyed by questions lol but thanks a lot though.
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Search ADB for dummies on the forum, there are a few threads that will be very helpful. They'll give you a general idea of what you're doing with ADB. Sorry, but we're not here to spoon feed you. If you want to mod the phone, learn how to do it.
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Search ADB for dummies on the forum, there are a few threads that will be very helpful. They'll give you a general idea of what you're doing with ADB. Sorry, but we're not here to spoon feed you. If you want to mod the phone, learn how to do it.
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this is exactly why people are discouraged and lost because of comments like this. thanks anyhow. im not going to worry about it right now because clearly people are too lazy to help. I just said there's a thousand forums and it's not easy to single out which ones are the right ones. Please get a senior member or someone to delete this thread. No need for it now. I'll wait for 2.2
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this is exactly why people are discouraged and lost because of comments like this. thanks anyhow. im not going to worry about it right now because clearly people are too lazy to help. I just said there's a thousand forums and it's not easy to single out which ones are the right ones. Please get a senior member or someone to delete this thread. No need for it now. I'll wait for 2.2
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If you're to lazy to do a simple search and learn how to set up adb and how to in put in simple provided commands then you're a lost cause. Sorry to be so blunt, don't cry to hard about it.
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tissimo said:
Search ADB for dummies on the forum, there are a few threads that will be very helpful. They'll give you a general idea of what you're doing with ADB. Sorry, but we're not here to spoon feed you. If you want to mod the phone, learn how to do it.
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tissimo said:
If you're to lazy to do a simple search and learn how to set up adb and how to in put in simple provided commands then you're a lost cause. Sorry to be so blunt, don't cry to hard about it.
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be gone. i don't even know why you are still in here and not helping. let alone talking to me. what's your point? ignorant peeps on here.
stepinmyworld said:
this is exactly why people are discouraged and lost because of comments like this. thanks anyhow. im not going to worry about it right now because clearly people are too lazy to help. I just said there's a thousand forums and it's not easy to single out which ones are the right ones. Please get a senior member or someone to delete this thread. No need for it now. I'll wait for 2.2
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To be fair, this is the development forum. It's for developers to talk to other developers. We are generally willing to help people out, but do try to make sure you know the basics as much of what we do here is very experimental, and it may well not work right for everyone. As such, it's not really for general consumption. When we think our stuff is ready, we will make a thread in the general forum.
As for partitioning, just copy avatar somewhere else first. Or get a new card to experiment with. They are cheap and the stock one is small and slow.
Note that the comments thing is a double edged sword, we have lost developers to posts like yours. Keep in mind that people are giving their free time to give the community these roms, hacks, and apps, for free. They don't owe you or anyone else anything.
ttabbal said:
To be fair, this is the development forum. It's for developers to talk to other developers. We are generally willing to help people out, but do try to make sure you know the basics as much of what we do here is very experimental, and it may well not work right for everyone. As such, it's not really for general consumption. When we think our stuff is ready, we will make a thread in the general forum.
As for partitioning, just copy avatar somewhere else first. Or get a new card to experiment with. They are cheap and the stock one is small and slow.
Note that the comments thing is a double edged sword, we have lost developers to posts like yours. Keep in mind that people are giving their free time to give the community these roms, hacks, and apps, for free. They don't owe you or anyone else anything.
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Yeah thanks. But if I'm a donator to people making these roms, how are we not owed anything? I do donate and I know the basics. I have everything installed but I am missing a simply command in which someone could provide for me if the knew. But this is my past post. Dont want to take up any more space. I understand this is the dev section.
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As I stated earlier, we are not telling you how to do it EXACTLY because we do not recommend this for you. You are free to go research and do it anyways, but you've been warned. There will be builds out soon that make everything much easier, but until then, I recommend waiting...
Just a clarification....donations are made to devs (and anyone) without any consideration of something in return.
for example, I sent a donation to @wesgarner the moment he started considering working on CM6 for the vibrant. I am not "owed" anything from him, and he can use the donation as he wishes, although I hope he used it towards something android related.
There is a huge difference between what you said regarding donations, and how I put it. I'm sure some developers get annoyed when people expect things after donating. Its not a purchase, its a donation to a cause
Did you guys know that NO FLAMING is an XDA rule??
@OP First you should make sure you've installed the android sdk properly by visiting developers.android.com
Before you write any command in a CMD window you should specify where your android sdk is by writing
> cd C:\android-sdk_r06-windows\android-sdk-windows\tools (just using this SDK as an example, you may be using the 2.1 SDK)
You can also read up on ADB by visiting this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=502010
DAKIDD236 said:
Did you guys know that NO FLAMING is an XDA rule??
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While you are of course welcome to disagree, I thought the thread had been quite civil. I'm out though, the op said they want to wait a bit.
This might come in handy:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing.html
The thing most people miss is they don't add the path to the sdk so the adb command only works from the tools directory. To make it work everywhere, you need to: Right-click on My Computer, and select Properties. Under the Advanced tab, hit the Environment Variables button, and in the dialog that comes up, double-click on Path (under System Variables). At the end of the PATH, make sure there is a semicolon separating the last entry from the one you are about to type, which will be the location of the android sdk tools directory (for me it's C:\android-sdk-windows\tools). Once that's in your PATH, click ok, ok, then apply, reboot and you can
Code:
adb shell
from any directory. Of course, anyone without at least a little experience with command-line interfaces will be at a disadvantage; there's definitely a learning curve.
Ok, here is my super quick summary but you would get better help in the general forum. Most of the answers are here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=728809
These are the instructions if you are in windows 7, it's probably the same for whatever version you're on.
If you have installed ADB correctly and the samsung drivers you should have the files located somewhere like C:\android-sdk-windows. You should also have usb debugging enabled on the phone (settings->applications->development) and the phone plugged in. Open the tools folder since that's where the ADB executable is. In that folder hold down shift and right click on a white part of the screen between files. You should see "Open Command Window Here". If not, click the start button and select run. Type CMD and press enter. In the command prompt type "cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools" and press enter. Fill that in with whatever your path is. When you are in the correct folder you can now run adb commands in the command prompt. To test that your device is ready to work with ADB and everything is installed correctly just type "adb devices" and you should see some numbers and letters. If you don't see it list your device, something isn't setup correctly.
stepinmyworld said:
Yeah thanks. But if I'm a donator to people making these roms, how are we not owed anything? I do donate and I know the basics. I have everything installed but I am missing a simply command in which someone could provide for me if the knew. But this is my past post. Dont want to take up any more space. I understand this is the dev section.
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This is not a flame post, it's an explanation post.
The good people of these forums have been giving you resources to find your answers.
If you're going to step into this world, it requires a certain level of due diligence.
The thing is, they are helping you just like you asked, just not the way you expected. The name of the forum is Vibrant Android Development, not Vibrant Android Support.
davbran said:
This is not a flame post, it's an explanation post.
The good people of these forums have been giving you resources to find your answers.
If you're going to step into this world, it requires a certain level of due diligence.
The thing is, they are helping you just like you asked, just not the way you expected. The name of the forum is Vibrant Android Development, not Vibrant Android Support.
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Very well said. One quick note, I think the op should look up the definition of the word donate in the dictionary. If you donate to the make a wish foundation does this entitle you to a wish?
Yes... Yes it does. Maybe even two wishes!
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Hey guys,
I flashed the kernel but I am not well versed with adb to flash the kernel modules - could someone guide me? I am specifically looking forward for the NTFS and controller support.
Thanks a lot guys.
jackie_jagger said:
Hey guys,
I flashed the kernel but I am not well versed with adb to flash the kernel modules - could someone guide me? I am specifically looking forward for the NTFS and controller support.
Thanks a lot guys.
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*bump* anyone?
I hate to reply without an answer but I dont know. I have seen people ask him and he says instructions are in the post, but they are over my head. I've never asked for clarification because I assume the idea is that "if you can't understand my instructions, then you shouldn't be doing it".
? And I dont want to pester the guy who's worked his arse off to give the community a rockin kernel
/GL
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I hate to reply without an answer but I dont know. I have seen people ask him and he says instructions are in the post, but they are over my head. I've never asked for clarification because I assume the idea is that "if you can't understand my instructions, then you shouldn't be doing it".
? And I dont want to pester the guy who's worked his arse off to give the community a rockin kernel
/GL
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Exactly the same thing happened with me :/ ! I really want the NTFS and XBOX 360 controller capability !
I have no idea what to do with those adb codes I wish there was something noob proof !
Hi,
I use the following quick method. Using Root Explorer (or something similar) and the Terminal app from the Market, move the .ko files to /data/local/modules and then in Terminal issue the following commands:
su
insmod /data/local/modules/xxxx.ko
where xxxx is what .ko module you've chosen and repeat the insmod for each module.
That should be it.
Cheers,
morkli
morkli said:
Hi,
I use the following quick method. Using Root Explorer (or something similar) and the Terminal app from the Market, move the .ko files to /data/local/modules and then in Terminal issue the following commands:
su
insmod /data/local/modules/xxxx.ko
where xxxx is what .ko module you've chosen and repeat the insmod for each module.
That should be it.
Cheers,
morkli
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Exactly this. Also, I can't remember for sure, but you may need to repeat the Terminal commands each time you reboot. I don't think so though.
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klub242 said:
Exactly this. Also, I can't remember for sure, but you may need to repeat the Terminal commands each time you reboot. I don't think so though.
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I've not had to repeat these commands after a rebbot. The change sticks.
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I've not had to repeat these commands after a rebbot. The change sticks.
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I just noticed that too, you're right. I sure thought I read that you had to, but I must be either getting my devices mixed up or else going a little crazy.
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Sorry to dig up an old thread, I thought it made more sense than posting a new one. I'm trying to install the module for PS3 controller. Does anyone know which one it is? For that matter, is there any list that explains what all of the modules Pershoot made available are?
Thanks!
slack04 said:
Sorry to dig up an old thread, I thought it made more sense than posting a new one. I'm trying to install the module for PS3 controller. Does anyone know which one it is? For that matter, is there any list that explains what all of the modules Pershoot made available are?
Thanks!
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You'll be wanting lib\modules\2.6.36.4-cyanogenmod+\kernel\drivers\hid\hid-sony.ko
I like to understand the other files too...
slack04 said:
Sorry to dig up an old thread, I thought it made more sense than posting a new one. I'm trying to install the module for PS3 controller. Does anyone know which one it is? For that matter, is there any list that explains what all of the modules Pershoot made available are?
Thanks!
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I asked this question too here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1303384
But I am new and not sure my question was understood... don't need help with the actual installation... just want to understand the list of modules...looks like 4 being described in the change log...but there are about 16 .ko files... not exactly a 1 21 relationship, so I assume the other files don't even work (work in progress maybe) as there no mention of their extra functionality. For example, I extract lib-2.6.36.4/lib/modules and there is a dhd.ko file at the root of the directory. I have no idea what its for, nor any of the files in at the root of /2.6.36.4-cyanogenmod+. Those are not .ko files. Is one of them perhaps a Unix file type that is equivalent to a man page or a read me file that I can open and discusses the use of the content in /kernel? If I don't need to know what these are, and they are not to be moved to the tab for installation....why include them at all? Why not just zip up the 4/5 .ko files? My curiosity is going to get me cussed out.....lol. I've read the general and Q&A forums from the last 60 days and not found a lot on this... not much in the dev forums either besides the instructions on how to install a module file (.ko) Thanks gang!
lowpost99 said:
I asked this question too here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1303384
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I'm going to be brutally honest, and say the best person to ask is the packager, AKA pershoot. Personally, the majority of what I've needed out of the .tar.gz has been pretty self-explanatory - the stuff that isn't obvious I've left alone and not had any difficulties.
Curiousity in these situations is definitely a good thing, and not to be frowned upon on a developer's forum; but I think the only person who can answer the exact whys and wherefores is pershoot. in this case.
Thanks friend, I've got 22 years in IT as sys admin/service delivery co-ordinator/infrastructure owner, and those are just the checks that go into the boxes. I could not "load this into production" with the info provided for the change. I can't post in pershoot forum yet... so I thought Q &A might do the trick, but couple more posts and I'll will take your advice.
I don't know how well you know your way around Android, but answering a couple of questions if you can is a good way to get enough to ask in the dev forum whilst helping others.
pershoot is on the droid-basement blog which might have a email address if getting a direct response is really important to your deployment strategy. With your years of experience, I'm not advocating such a outright tactic, but he is pretty forthcoming as far as I've seen. Otherwise, helping and waiting out to get on the dev forum will be your best bet.
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I don't know how well you know your way around Android, but answering a couple of questions if you can is a good way to get enough to ask in the dev forum whilst helping others.
pershoot is on the droid-basement blog which might have a email address if getting a direct response is really important to your deployment strategy. With your years of experience, I'm not advocating such a outright tactic, but he is pretty forthcoming as far as I've seen. Otherwise, helping and waiting out to get on the dev forum will be your best bet.
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Thanks your advice is well taken....
I couldnt find my way out, too. This module thing is realy complicated, this functions must be in kernel!s code.(maybe its not possible,I really dont know)
and what about cif manager, How can we use this modules with it.
Thanks!
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Looking for anyone with any information on how to use Radiocomm (all of the functions).
Bottom line: I believe there is an easier way to unlock our bootloader (and any other moto bootloader for that matter) by using this program; and who knows we may find many other goodies we never knew about if we can put our heads together.
Not looking for information to illegally obtain services, etc.
Radiocomm download (11.11.11):
http://www.mediafire.com/?62wwr6qw68qvrb6
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In Radiocomm menus have these options set: (Set USB to PC Mode)
Settings : USB : PST USB Driver
Main : MA : CDMA1X : MSM 7500 Chipset w/Android
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If I may ask, are your beliefs that RadioComm can help unlock the bootloader based on any evidence, or is it just a belief?
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Looking for anyone with any information on how to use Radiocomm (all of the functions).
Bottom line: I believe there is an easier way to unlock our bootloader (and any other moto bootloader for that matter) by using this program; and who knows we may find many other goodies we never knew about if we can put our heads together.
Not looking information to illegally obtain services, etc.
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PM cellzealot on here. He is a TBH guy and the guy who posted all the radiocomm builds on the nets.
I seriously doubt you will have any luck, as cellzealot would have found something already. He's been working with this software for years and is a mad scientist.
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If I may ask, are your beliefs that RadioComm can help unlock the bootloader based on any evidence, or is it just a belief?
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The latter.
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donlad said:
If I may ask, are your beliefs that RadioComm can help unlock the bootloader based on any evidence, or is it just a belief?
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Trial and error sir, isn't that what these forums are for... questions?
Found this link to the newest Radiocomm program
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1138072
Theres also a manual for the Radiocomm at the bottom of the thread.
booked said:
Found this link to the newest Radiocomm program
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1138072
Theres also a manual for the Radiocomm at the bottom of the thread.
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I believe this version is 11.11.11, which is the latest I can find also. The manual is very vague. Good find though. There's got to be more info about this program somewhere.
L2_n19h7m4r3 said:
I believe this version is 11.11.11, which is the latest I can find also. The manual is very vague. Good find though. There's got to be more info about this program somewhere.
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I'm telling you man - cellzealot. These builds wouldn't be around if it wasn't for him. Find the free tethering thread (by zedomax) in the bionic forums. Cellzealot speaks in depth about Radiocomm.
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mistawolfe said:
I'm telling you man - cellzealot. These builds wouldn't be around if it wasn't for him. Find the free tethering thread (by zedomax) in the bionic forums. Cellzealot speaks in depth about Radiocomm.
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I will shoot him a PM
You's wrong.
From here...
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RadioComm is Motorola's premier diagnostic serviceware. It is designed for use by top level software engineers. It can access any Motorola device in any mode and perform a huge variety of tests and analyze any aspect of the radio hardware and software.
With a quick gkance at the GUI and the most seasoned and experienced phone modder is immediately confronted with the fact that they are not a radio engineer and there's a good reason these guys probably make more than you do.
It is an incredibly complex and cluttered multi window GUI with myriad buttons and fields that can read or write or execute all manner of low level hardware diagnostic and settings parameters.
You can even set and burn the fuses on the bootloader.
You can also subsequently render your phone unbootable or worse in seconds if you randomly press buttons or execute anything. There are built in safeguards for most critical operations but very few warnings anywhere. It does what you tell it to do...with wonderful or disastrous results.
It is a very powerful tool if you respect it and your worst enemy if don't.
Its just plain scary...but fascinating and you can learn a great deal about how your phone really works.
Please be very careful and if exploring the GUI only read things and never write or execute anything unless you are certain you understand what you are doing.
Thanks to kennethpenn we have a very current version again now with compatibility for the latest devices.
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Well, now that this got off track...
There isn't a device specific guide for each? I am surprised we don't have ex-engineers in any of these communities.
Did some cleanup, chill out guys.
Back on topic please.
I knew years ago there was a reason I shoulda went and stayed in school to be an engineer. Dangit. Who has one of those newfangled time machine thingys?
I had read about this radiocomm program before. I had stumbled upon it while hoping to randomly find a miracle with google for bootloader. From what I read it CAN be done but is extremely complicated. Maybe some of us should go spam some engineering forums somewhere wit links to bounty thread and radiocomm
Does anyone even have an idea of where the e-fuses are?
When you have no splash screen, it says it uses fuse 1 as it boots up.
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Zues532 said:
Does anyone even have an idea of where the e-fuses are?
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In radiocomm under 'P2K 3' tab.
thread is promising
IDMA.DROID.X2 said:
When you have no splash screen, it says it uses fuse 1 as it boots up.
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L2_n19h7m4r3 said:
In radiocomm under p2k2 tab.
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Ohh boy. The information in those 2 posts right there make me want to do something that I'll probably regret later..
Downloading Radiocomm now. I'm gonna do some reading tonight and if it still seems promising I may be tempted to try some experiments on the ol' X2.
Does anyone have any idea what would happen if we managed to disable fuse #1? It seems like uncharted territory.
Edit: Just spent a few minutes checking out the Radiocomm UI.
I don't even know where to start.. I don't plan on plugging my phone in until I understand at least the basics, but I can't even figure that out. There's nothing even resembling the Tegra 2 chipset under the CDMA1X tab in the top menu. or any other tabs.. The highest I've found is MSM 7500.
If anyone can figure something promising out (and explain it to me so I can understand it!) I would be willing to put my X2 on the line to test. I'll spend the rest of tonight searching, but damn.
The latest version of Radiocomm I could find is 11.12.2
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Ohh boy. The information in those 2 posts right there make me want to do something that I'll probably regret later..
Downloading Radiocomm now. I'm gonna do some reading tonight and if it still seems promising I may be tempted to try some experiments on the ol' X2.
Does anyone have any idea what would happen if we managed to disable fuse #1? It seems like uncharted territory.
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Risk vs. Reward.
Zues532 said:
Ohh boy. The information in those 2 posts right there make me want to do something that I'll probably regret later..
Downloading Radiocomm now. I'm gonna do some reading tonight and if it still seems promising I may be tempted to try some experiments on the ol' X2.
Does anyone have any idea what would happen if we managed to disable fuse #1? It seems like uncharted territory.
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Dooooooooooo Ittttttttttttttttttttttrt!!!!!!!!!,
All In One Toolkit By hasoon2000:
Go here and Try this tookit first, its extremely simple and Hasoon has made a lot of effort making this. This will take care of a lot of your rooting needs outlined below.
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Basic Knowledge:
I have been getting questions regarding unlocking and rooting a lot and I keep refering people to Binary's page he has made and spend a lot of time making. In Order to root you need to the the following in THIS order:
1. Unlock bootloader (For mac and linux go to this thread its for the rezound, but is exactly the same for the amaze. For pc go here)
2. Put Custom recovery on your phone (for mac, pc and linux look below on post #2)
3. Root your phone, Either with a custom rom (in the development section), or by flashing/installing su-2.3.6.3-efgh-signed.zip, via custom recovery that you just installed in step 2. In order to learn how to flash su-2.3.6.3-efgh-signed.zip go here. For extreme newbies look at the bottom of the post here to show you easy way to get into your recovery and flash/install su-2.3.6.3-efgh-signed.zip, via taking out back battery.
All this found in thread [HOW TO] ROOT HTC RUBY / AMAZE 4G in the first sticky post in General Section, in much more detail.
NOTE: ONE CLICK ROOT TOOL DOES NOT NOT UNLOCK YOUR PHONE NOR DOES IT PUT CUSTOM RECOVERY, IT ONLY ROOTS. YOU MUST FOLLOW BASIC KNOWLEDGE ABOVE
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Troubleshooting:
1.Common Problems: You can find more common problem questions answered here
2.Custom Recovery Problems: If have problems with step 3 (Custom Recovery) in [HOW TO] ROOT HTC RUBY / AMAZE 4G, or from the post below, go to this page.
3.WiFi and Bluetooth Problems: This is due to your kernel. I have seen multiple threads about this. Here are the ways to resolve this:
Whenever you download a rom there's a boot.img file in there. always extract the boot.img file and use xobarders kernel flasher to flash your kernel before you install your custom rom. If you are running a stock rom, download All in One Toolkit by Hasoon. Alternatively you can use the one and only custom kernel we have right now Faux's Custom kernel.
4.Touchscreen and Multitouch issues (Gaming Etc): It seems like installing a third party lockscreen widget such as Widgetlocker, Go locker, or Flyscreen, tends to interfere with the multitouch of the HTC amaze. Disable these widgets and restart your phone. Then use this program from the market to get 4 solid points touch points, If you are not getting it, uninstall the lockscreen widget altogether, and restart until you are constantly getting four touchpoints.
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Rules and General Knowledge:
Over time we get many many questions in the General Section about things that can easily be found. I assure you if you read these in this order, you will learn a lot, and have almost no questions left.
1. Read the FAQ section: Here
2. Please Read the Bible in the development section, This is very helpful: Here
3. Look in the development section for what you need before asking for roms, stock roms, how to root, or how to unlock. (The development section is only three pages, I urge you to go through it if you want to learn how to do things and are unfamiliar with things: Here
4. Use the search feature before asking a question.
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Camera Quality:
There have been many debates among people about camera quality, this is a guide that provides good information on camera and why the amaze has the best camera on the market
1. Aperture 101: http://inluminent.com/2005/12/14/digital-photography-101-aperture/
2. Lens size/focal length (wide viewing angle): http://www.paragon-press.com/lens/lenchart.htm
Some comparisons:
HTC Amaze: F/2.2, backside illuminated sensor, Excellent camera software, Close to zero shutterlag. 28 mm lens, very wide viewing angle (get more real estate in one picture)
Iphone 4S: F/2.4, backside illuminated sensor, Above Average camera software, Close to zero shutterlag 35 mm lens, wide viewing angle
Galaxy S II: F/2.65, NO backside illuminated sensor, Above Average camera software, Normal shutter lag, I think 28 mm lens (seems to be more like 30 or 35), very wide viwing angle.
Galaxy nexus: F/2.75, NO backside illuminated sensor, Basic ICS camera software, Zero shutterlag, 35 mm lens, wide viewing angle
The Amaze has the widest viewing angle, as it has a 28 mm lens, the lower the number the more real estate you get, look at number 2 (lens size) above. Look at how much wider of a field you get with galaxy s II and amaze 4g. Amaze has the lowest f/stop (aperture), f/2.2, meaning more light gets to the sensor. However lower f stop comes at a price, I prefer a f/2.4 on the iphone 4s but with a wide viewing angle of 28mm, no phone on the market has that right now. The higher your f-stop, the easier it will be to focus on larger subjects and objects and to keep more of the frame in focus, at the cost of a darker image. The lower f-stops will give you a blurrier background and possibly create some darkness around the corners of the frame, but a brighter overall image
compare images a when it shows you the distance: http://www.phonearena.com/reviews/i...axy-S-II-vs-Amaze-4G-camera-comparison_id2883
For Those who want to really learn how to take Great pictures with any camera here's a really good complete guide: http://www.camera.canon.com.my/archive/photography/art.htm
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I made this thread to help you and I have spend time editing it and linking important threads that are all collections from this amaze forum. I am in no way responsible if you manage to mess up your phone computer etc. With that said these events are very unlikely to occur. I assure you by reading this thread, 99 percent of your questions will be answered and you will go from a noob to a semi pro! Unlocking and Rooting require knowledge that can be found by reading this thread; there are only a few people to answer hundreds of questions in this forum, so it will be faster for you to read this than to ask questions
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If I have helped you please don't forget to click thanks
If you Loved this Post you can always rate it up on top right where the stars are
EASY CUSTOM RECOVERY NOOB PROOF FOR MAC, PC AND LINUX
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1. Go to Settings > Applications > Development > Make sure USB Debugging is checked
2A. For PC. Unzip and Run Flash.bat
2B. For Mac and Linux Unzip and Run Flash.sh
Thanks to Binary: this is a modified version of a script Binary made for windows. This one is a one i modified; will work on Mac, Linux and Windows.
Although There have been no problems, please use at your own risk
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Haha. I know what you mean. It is pretty annoying, but people never read. When they say I think I bricked my phone, we should ask them "Did you read before you started". Some people just never listen or want to search.
seansk said:
I can't believe I just got this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1426676 5 minutes after I posted this thread... binary something needs to be done...3 threads started in the past two hours...asking dev stuff...can you sticky this...and start closing threads if the next person asks how to get a rom.
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I'll sticky it under the condition that you keep this orderly and under control. As the OP you'll have to keep this thread on topic and friendly at all times.
I might suggest losing the CAPS in post #1. People want a friendly atmosphere to learn in and get their questions answered. By having all CAPS it loses that effect almost immediately. Lose the CAPS and I'll stick it.
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Haha. I know what you mean. It is pretty annoying, but people never read. When they say I think I bricked my phone, we should ask them "Did you read before you started". Some people just never listen or want to search.
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Sadly, there is nothing I can do about the members that don't want to use the search feature. I can't make them read either. That's what school is supposed to be for.
Binary100100 said:
Sadly, there is nothing I can do about the members that don't want to use the search feature. I can't make them read either. That's what school is supposed to be for.
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Done. Edited. I hope you approve
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Done. Edited. I hope you approve
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Approved and stuck.
Thanks!
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Approved and stuck.
Thanks!
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Now Lets hope we don't have to put another read this "read this" thread lolol....
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Now Lets hope we don't have to put another read this "read this" thread lolol....
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I say we have someone make a video since some people seem to be incapable of reading and following instructions. I'm sure if SassyBoB made a video it would attract a bit of attention.
Link my thread in. I made a FAQs page. Atleast it would help!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1426959
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Link my thread in. I made a FAQs page. Atleast it would help!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1426959
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Now make them read it.
seansk said:
I can't believe I just got this http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1426676 5 minutes after I posted this thread... binary something needs to be done...3 threads started in the past two hours...asking dev stuff...can you sticky this...and start closing threads if the next person asks how to get a rom.
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I've read somewhere there are 3.7 million Android devices activated on Christmas day alone. Assumed that 1% of those new device is the Amaze and that'll give us 37,000 new Amaze owner with assuming/estimately/approx. 10% wanted to root their phone ... that equal to 3,700 newbies and at least 1/2 of them will head to this forum
I wouldn't be suprise if my Mom log-in here and ask is rooting will allow her newly Amaze steamed her rices for her though.
So, get ready and be a little gentle if you could lads.
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I say we have someone make a video since some people seem to be incapable of reading and following instructions. I'm sure if SassyBoB made a video it would attract a bit of attention.
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LOL
antiquezip said:
I've read somewhere there are 3.7 million Android devices activated on Christmas day alone. Assumed that 1% of those new device is the Amaze and that'll give us 37,000 new Amaze owner with assuming/estimately/approx. 10% wanted to root their phone ... that equal to 3,700 newbies and at least 1/2 of them will head to this forum
I wouldn't be suprise if my Mom log-in here and ask is rooting will allow her newly Amaze steamed her rices for her though.
So, get ready and be a little gentle if you could lads.
LOL
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I believe if you are unable to unlock and root your phone, you better not do (actually not be allowed to do) it in the first place and first spend some time learning before doing it...people just want to root for the heck of it without understanding anything and they probably will have 2000 more questions after rooting and trying to customize and flash roms.
Do you know how much I had to read before I decided to unlock and root my nexus one the first time!!! I wanted to know what it meant what I could do etc. I screwed my phone up 2 times and tried different things to fix it and was able to...that's how you learn. with all the guides provided here people should have no problem learning SO SO much... This way they can get better use of their phone...learn how to flash themes, learn what hboot, fastboot, kernel, etc all that stuff does.
Please folks I urge you to read read read...It's not like your reading a boring textbook, its cool stuff that'll make you be able to use your phone much more effectively and to your liking.
I say binary should take out the noobproof recovery zip file and let people learn how to do it in fastboot and adb, thats how i learned, but then that'll create a massive load of questions i guess. learning a little bit of dos in the process its always usefull.
seansk said:
I believe if you are unable to unlock and root your phone, you better not do (actually not be allowed to do) it in the first place and first spend some time learning before doing it...people just want to root for the heck of it without understanding anything and they probably will have 2000 more questions after rooting and trying to customize and flash roms.
Do you know how much I had to read before I decided to unlock and root my nexus one the first time!!! I wanted to know what it meant what I could do etc. I screwed my phone up 2 times and tried different things to fix it and was able to...that's how you learn. with all the guides provided here people should have no problem learning SO SO much... This way they can get better use of their phone...learn how to flash themes, learn what hboot, fastboot, kernel, etc all that stuff does.
Please folks I urge you to read read read...It's not like your reading a boring textbook, its cool stuff that'll make you be able to use your phone much more effectively and to your liking.
I say binary should take out the noobproof recovery zip file and let people learn how to do it in fastboot and adb, thats how i learned, but then that'll create a massive load of questions i guess. learning a little bit of dos in the process its always usefull.
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We're still getting the questions and I'm still getting the private messages but not as much now. I agree with you that the people that can't root the device because they can't follow the instructions should not be allowed to do so. Here's a simple reason why. When I used to develop ports and themes (couple roms back in the G1/MT3G days) I always had to include a disclaimer that WAS the link. In other words I would say download by clicking the disclaimer below which would waive their rights to blame me should something go wrong. Why did I do that? Because people couldn't read or follow instructions which caused a quite a bit of grief for me. Funny thing was that when I began using that method people were asking me "Where can I download?" and that would prove to me that they did not read the disclaimer or the instructions for that matter. I have also learned that you have to put words in color, different sizes, use underlines and even in bold to get their attention. In fact, I'll be willing to wager that that last sentence was the first to get your attention. Which proves my point. Developers need to make things stand out without making it look tacky.
Here's an example of one of my themes with what I was talking about:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=8899943
You must add pictures, underlines, changelogs that are easy to find, read and understand. Then you need to add the disclaimer. That way you don't need to worry about getting people pissed off at you for messing up their device.
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We're still getting the questions and I'm still getting the private messages but not as much now. I agree with you that the people that can't root the device because they can't follow the instructions should not be allowed to do so. Here's a simple reason why. When I used to develop ports and themes (couple roms back in the G1/MT3G days) I always had to include a disclaimer that WAS the link. In other words I would say download by clicking the disclaimer below which would waive their rights to blame me should something go wrong. Why did I do that? Because people couldn't read or follow instructions which caused a quite a bit of grief for me. Funny thing was that when I began using that method people were asking me "Where can I download?" and that would prove to me that they did not read the disclaimer or the instructions for that matter. I have also learned that you have to put words in color, different sizes, use underlines and even in bold to get their attention. In fact, I'll be willing to wager that that last sentence was the first to get your attention. Which proves my point. Developers need to make things stand out without making it look tacky.
Here's an example of one of my themes with what I was talking about:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=8899943
You must add pictures, underlines, changelogs that are easy to find, read and understand. Then you need to add the disclaimer. That way you don't need to worry about getting people pissed off at you for messing up their device.
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well I made some changes look much less tacky...It'll be a work in progress!!!
Binary I modified your script to work with linux and mac. I need someone to test it. I think it should work, I posted it in the second post of this thread.
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Hope this helps
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Would have saved me a few minutes the other day if this was posted, but I just opened the .bat files in textedit and ran them in terminal(with whatever tweaks to the commands needed). Glad it is here for future osx/linux people though.
I never did figure out why, but a few different versions of fastboot didn't work for me- one of these had a version that worked for me, the others didn't, can't remember which worked.. RecoveryInstallerForNoobs, EasyKernelFlasher, Xboarder56-All-in-One-Tool. Or maybe it was fastboot-mac that I think I found on the htcdev site..
Either way, definitely cool to see more mac/linux friendliness in the forums I don't touch my pc if at all possible..
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Would have saved me a few minutes the other day if this was posted, but I just opened the .bat files in textedit and ran them in terminal(with whatever tweaks to the commands needed). Glad it is here for future osx/linux people though.
I never did figure out why, but a few different versions of fastboot didn't work for me- one of these had a version that worked for me, the others didn't, can't remember which worked.. RecoveryInstallerForNoobs, EasyKernelFlasher, Xboarder56-All-in-One-Tool. Or maybe it was fastboot-mac that I think I found on the htcdev site..
Either way, definitely cool to see more mac/linux friendliness in the forums I don't touch my pc if at all possible..
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did you use RecoveryInstallerForNoobs version 2.0?? I just made it!
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did you use RecoveryInstallerForNoobs version 2.0?? I just made it!
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I don't know about 2.0, I downloaded it and some other files 2 nights ago when I got my amaze. Like I said, there were a few versions of fastboot that I tried that didn't work.. still the entire process of unlocking bootloader, flashing recovery, and flashing a rom took less than 30 minutes once I figured out that the fastboot file was the issue. It probably helps that I thought I'd have this phone a month ago, so already researched everything I would need to know.
Binary tell me if you need me to change anything, or how the posts look. Feel free to change them. After seeing what you have done before, you have a better design sense than I do I guess
This Is For Everyone. I've Noticed The Any File Inside The /etc/init.d Folder Won't Load If The Permission Is 666. For Me, The Files Need To Be 777 So That Way The System Can Execute The Script Files. This Makes Sense Because That's How I Remember My X2 When Naven Came Up With The Tweak Scripts.
Just to clarify 666 is RW-RW-RW- which means read/write for everyone but not executable.
777 is RWXRWXRWX which is read/write/execute for everyone. This is what makes rooting dangerous.
Yea I Well Aware Of How The Permissions Are Numbered Along With The Names Of The Numbers. Fact Of The Matter Is This, If The Script Files Don't Have The Execute Permission They Won't Load On My Phone.
Hmm, thanks for the tip. I think that might solve a problem I was having.
BTW, do you always capitalize the first letter of every word? For some reason my brain has a hard time reading that..
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Hmm, thanks for the tip. I think that might solve a problem I was having.
BTW, do you always capitalize the first letter of every word? For some reason my brain has a hard time reading that..
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I Hope It Does Help Because None Of The Files Were Loading Ex. MinFree's Were Still GB Defaults And The SD Cache Was 128.
Yes I Capitalize Every Word, It's My Typing Style And I Have Heard Numerous Complaints About It. This Isn't A Forum About Complaining; My Posts Are Normally (Very) Helpful.
No they aren't. And for having a signature about trolls you are one of the biggest.
This should have been posted with more caution, and by a dev with more knowledge. Now you are going to have people running and changing permissions left and right when they think it will solve the problem.
Dude Watch How You Talk To People You Freakin Jerk..
And Guess What There's Nothing Wrong With The Post About Changing The Permissions Cuz It'll Make The File F-en Work. We All Know The "Risks" About Rooting etc. I Never Had 1 Single Problem With Anything So Called Malicious.
EDIT: Find Me 1 Post With Me Trolling.
EDIT2: How Do You Expect A Script To Execute If You Don't Give It Permission To?
EDIT3: Who Are You To Question My Credentials And Knowledge? You Don't Even Know Me.
pLEASE sTOP fIGHTING.
I tHinK iT iS GooD InForMatioN. I am NOt sKIlleD EnouGh tO **** wITH it BUt i Am SUre SOmeONe IS.
STOp FiGHTinG PlEAse!11!
/Stopped Fighting.
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Dude Watch How You Talk To People You Freakin Jerk..
And Guess What There's Nothing Wrong With The Post About Changing The Permissions Cuz It'll Make The File F-en Work. We All Know The "Risks" About Rooting etc. I Never Had 1 Single Problem With Anything So Called Malicious.
EDIT: Find Me 1 Post With Me Trolling.
EDIT2: How Do You Expect A Script To Execute If You Don't Give It Permission To?
EDIT3: Who Are You To Question My Credentials And Knowledge? You Don't Even Know Me.
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All 51 of them, lol
Educated people don't intentionally type like uneducated people.
Just Stop While You're Ahead, People Like You Who Just Continually Try To Flame Another Person Are Destroying These Forums. Both Of Your Posts In My Thread Are Noneducational. I Never Told Anybody They HAD To Apply It. It Worked For Me And I'm Not Trying To Maliciously Attack Or Make Anyone's Device Inoperable.
If You Continue To Flame And Post B/S I Will Ask A Mod To Delete Your Posts. If You Have More Information That Would Be Useful To This Topic PLEASE Share For Others.