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I was attempting to remove the bloatware on my ATT Inspire 4G with Titanium Backup after i rooted my phone using bubby's 1 touch method (which was successful), and it restarted and now i have a Yellow exclimation point inside of a white trangel. HELP PLEASE
God i hope i didnt mess my phone up
Pull the battery and restart it.
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lrs421 said:
Pull the battery and restart it.
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Ugh thank you was sweating bullets for a minute
Im guessing thats not the right way to remove ATT stock apps? lol I been browsing forums but can find nothing for HTC Inspire 4G
If your not to sure what you should or shouldn't delete, then the best thing for you would be to just flash a stock rooted rom. Like clearD, tcp, or dilligaf.
Titanium backup is the right way. Why don't you try twopumpchump optimized stock Rom in the development section. We're very helpful over there and will walk you through it. You can flash a ROM that already has the bloat removed.
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mudknot2005 said:
If your not to sure what you should or shouldn't delete, then the best thing for you would be to just flash a stock rooted rom. Like clearD, tcp, or dilligaf.
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I was attempting to remove the blockbuster app lol
Im kinda nervous to flash roms, I spent 3 hours last night reading/prepping myself for the root, was so nervous of a brick (btw new android user came from iphone) I have a buddy who had a nexus he bricked trying to flash the cryageon rom which is a well trusted rom. Just really scared >.>
Plus will flashing a rom remove contacts ect?
It's not as hard as you think. Take your time though. Best to do your research. Check out the Rom I suggested though and drop in if you have any questions.
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Lolclint said:
I was attempting to remove the blockbuster app lol
Im kinda nervous to flash roms, I spent 3 hours last night reading/prepping myself for the root, was so nervous of a brick (btw new android user came from iphone) I have a buddy who had a nexus he bricked trying to flash the cryageon rom which is a well trusted rom. Just really scared >.>
Plus will flashing a rom remove contacts ect?
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As long as you have them saved on your sim no. Personal data yes. Apps not if you back them up. Make a nandroid back up before flashing. All you have to do is download the rom, place it on your sd card. Then boot into recovery install zip from sd card, choose zip from sd card, pick the rom select yes. You just flashed a rom.. As far as I know no one has completely bricked their inspire, even the people who have had corrupted boot loaders have been able to recover.
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It's not as hard as you think. Take your time though. Best to do your research. Check out the Rom I suggested though and drop in if you have any questions.
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I looked into the rom, I like how its a stocked rom without the bloatware and the extra features,
Just all this lingo and everything is confusing
"you need to have the stock AT&T Radio_12.39.60.19_26.06.04.06_M with this rom, you can learn how to flash it here. if you have issues please read the FAQ before you post a question in the thread".
how do i check this?
I used bubbies 1 click rooting process
mudknot2005 said:
As long as you have them saved on your sim no. Personal data yes. Apps not if you back them up. Make a nandroid back up before flashing. All you have to do is download the rom, place it on your sd card. Then boot into recovery install zip from sd card, choose zip from sd card, pick the rom select yes. You just flashed a rom.. As far as I know no one has completely bricked their inspire.
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How do i do this, I apologize for me being a noob, my buddy told me to use forum because everyone is helpful.
I used a iphone since release 4 years ago, I am completely new to all this lingo and processes lol
Edit: Thank you guys for the fast responses glad this forums is as active as it is
Lolclint said:
I looked into the rom, I like how its a stocked rom without the bloatware and the extra features,
Just all this lingo and everything is confusing
"you need to have the stock AT&T Radio_12.39.60.19_26.06.04.06_M with this rom, you can learn how to flash it here. if you have issues please read the FAQ before you post a question in the thread".
how do i check this?
I used bubbies 1 click rooting process
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You already have the stock radio so no worries
Lolclint said:
I looked into the rom, I like how its a stocked rom without the bloatware and the extra features,
Just all this lingo and everything is confusing
"you need to have the stock AT&T Radio_12.39.60.19_26.06.04.06_M with this rom, you can learn how to flash it here. if you have issues please read the FAQ before you post a question in the thread".
how do i check this?
I used bubbies 1 click rooting process
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I wrote the faq the radio mentioned is the stock one. The one you have installed now. Come over when you're ready.
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Lolclint said:
How do i do this, I apologize for me being a noob, my buddy told me to use forum because everyone is helpful.
I used a iphone since release 4 years ago, I am completely new to all this lingo and processes lol
Edit: Thank you guys for the fast responses glad this forums is as active as it is
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You will need clock work mod. Just open the app and select backup current rom. It will save everything as it is now so you can return to it later if you need to.
Mudknot, how's the theming coming along?
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Honestly, I haven't had a chance to sit down at my desktop and try and mess around with it, college has taken up a lot of my time. I will say its a lot more complex then people think it is. It makes me really appreciate the people who bake roms and make themes.
I will probably sit down this weekend try tweeking a few things, and hopefully get it to work with out boot looping. Makes me wish some one lived around here that could teach me a few things I am a visual learner. I will get one working though .
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I wrote the faq the radio mentioned is the stock one. The one you have installed now. Come over when you're ready.
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Posted in rom topic, any help would be appriciated i do not want to mess this up
Lol. I completely understand. Can't wait to see what's next. Really like your boot animations
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One more question, how do i sync my contacts and messages to my gmail or whatever so when i flash a rom i can have it all back?
Hmmm. Haven't done the contact thing in a while, as long as they're saved in Google they'll always sync. As far as sms goes, I use mybackuppro
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My wife and I both have Thunderbolts. I have not had this problem with mine so I am curious as to if anyone else has had a problem or if maybe she just has a bad tbolt. When she is on a call just out of nowhere the person on the other end can not hear her. This has happened when she has talked to multiple people and she has had good reception when it happens. This happened stock and on BAMF so I dont think it is a ROM problem. Anyone else having a similar thing happen, or do you think she has a bad tbolt?
I have not heard of this being a widespread issue, and I keep up with a lot of the Android forums. Sounds like a dud phone to me.
That's what I was thinking as well. Looks like its back to stock then Verizon for that bolt
I've had this problem from day 1. A bunch of different techs from VZW have looked into it and changed stuff on the backend and still no luck. :-(
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davidbudd1, PLEASE let me/us know if swapping out the TB and/or the SIM fixed the issue for you! Here is a thread on Android Central that we've been trying to do some testing about this issue:
http://forum.androidcentral.com/htc-thunderbolt/71734-can-you-hear-me-now.html
I'll keep you posted on what they tryband if it fixes it. I don't have a problem with this on mine, only my wife's phone. My buddy has a tbolt also and his doesn't have this problem. So to me it sounds like a bad phone.
Thank you SO much, I really appreciate it!
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Hey man, any updates on this? I just went to VZW to get my phone swapped out and of course they said NO again because they couldn't reproduce the issue with 2 quick test calls.
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Well I took her phone back to stock, and now she has been using since and it hasn't happened.again since. So I'm wondering if something didn't quite flash right.
PorscheGuy said:
I've had this problem from day 1. A bunch of different techs from VZW have looked into it and changed stuff on the backend and still no luck. :-(
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And the VZW guys are better at this than XDA members?
davidbudd1 said:
Well I took her phone back to stock, and now she has been using since and it hasn't happened.again since. So I'm wondering if something didn't quite flash right.
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I had that happen with mine the first time I tried to root it. ADB crashed on me in the middle of the process. I rebooted and started again and it appeared to finish, but I was experiencing that issue. I rolled everything back to stock and reran the root from scratch, I've had no problems since.
I have this problem as well. Althought it doesn't happpen often.
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I was going to reroot it on my day off and see what happens
jab818 said:
And the VZW guys are better at this than XDA members?
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OMG of course not!!! But unfortunately us XDA members don't have access to VZW's back-end systems. :sad: Haha, you think that could be our next project?! :smile:
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jab818 said:
I had that happen with mine the first time I tried to root it. ADB crashed on me in the middle of the process. I rebooted and started again and it appeared to finish, but I was experiencing that issue. I rolled everything back to stock and reran the root from scratch, I've had no problems since.
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Hmmm, I wonder if I should try that? I have the stock RUU sitting on the root of my SD card (with a bak extension of course) in case the store could swap my phone tonight.
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I was going to reroot it on my day off and see what happens
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Oh, I thought you said that it happened on stock also?
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i have the same problem on my tbolt, people say they can hardly hear me
jab818 said:
I had that happen with mine the first time I tried to root it. ADB crashed on me in the middle of the process. I rebooted and started again and it appeared to finish, but I was experiencing that issue. I rolled everything back to stock and reran the root from scratch, I've had no problems since.
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OK, I remember having an issue when I originally rooted also, so I used the shipped RUU to go back to out-of-the-box stock and then reran the root process, etc, and then restored my nandroid backup. I'll make some test calls this afternoon and then report back!
so if i download the the ruu it came with and flash it will it unroot an turn it back to stock?
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so if i download the the ruu it came with and flash it will it unroot an turn it back to stock?
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Yes. Here is the link to the thread and download: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=975888
Do I flash it via hboot an do I have to rename the zip?
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I really doubt. The only way would have to lock you out from using ruu's.
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Why do you need to return your TB in an unusable state?
g00s3y said:
Why do you need to return your TB in an unusable state?
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Ha that would be easy just give it back to VZW
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Start playing around with dd and /dev/block/mmcblk* files.
I'm sure you can **** it up that way.
I'm just trying to make sure WHAT NOT TO DO ...and if so how do u Unbrick the phone .... Anyone knows how..?
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Battery pull while flashing a PG05img file in Hboot will do it.
DROIDLIFELIFE said:
I'm just trying to make sure WHAT NOT TO DO ...and if so how do u Unbrick the phone .... Anyone knows how..?
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I'm pretty sure the term "bricked phone" has the implication that you cannot "unbrick" the phone. If you are so nervous about bricking your phone that you have to ask how to do it, perhaps you should unroot it.
Dunk it in the toilet for a few.
Couldn't you smash the Thunderbolt with an brick?
(Sorry... couldn't resist. )
DROIDLIFELIFE said:
I'm just trying to make sure WHAT NOT TO DO ...and if so how do u Unbrick the phone .... Anyone knows how..?
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How about flipping this up. There are too many things NOT to do... How about just learning to use root tools, doing research, following directions & understanding what you are doing to your phone.
Please remember kids, always practice safe flashings.
Hey thanks for all the GOOD HELP ...
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nerozehl said:
I'm pretty sure the term "bricked phone" has the implication that you cannot "unbrick" the phone. If you are so nervous about bricking your phone that you have to ask how to do it, perhaps you should unroot it.
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Yes the term "brick" would mean a phone is in a state which can not boot to normal nor boot to recovery (normally doesn't boot at all or stuck in a boot loop). If you were able to "unbrick" the phone, then it was not in a "brick" state to begin with. I guess it would have been a "near brick". Anyhow, I am sure you can "brick" anything electronic. As mentioned before, pretty sure pulling the battery when doing a PG015IMG update via HBOOT would at least "near brick" it.
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Drop it in water for a few hours, that should do it.
Sorry, couldn't help myself. But that thread title is just begging for it...
Happy everyone ..... Thanks for all the childish help...
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DROIDLIFELIFE said:
Happy everyone ..... Thanks for all the childish help...
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What do you want us to say there is really no real way to brick this phone. So stop being an ass and just realize that an ruu erases everything and puts your phone back to the way you bought it.
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Wow everyone is such a comedian.. This is my very first android and i was wondering the same question for a while.
Un Bricking does it mean that we are not capable of Un Bricking it? or does it mean that somewhere out there, there is an super android guru that can un brick the phone.. just not you, me or the devs there.
Thank you
Misterdonut...That's Wat I was trying to ask....
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A "brick" is just that, something of no value and completely unusable or recoverable. By definition, if you brick your phone, it's dead.. for good. Short of erasing the hboot/recovery partitions(which may not even be possible.. is hboot hard-coded into the phone??) You have no real need to be concerned. There *should* always be a way to recover from mishaps.
There's some talk of the latest OTA bricking rooted devices, and if that turns out to be true, then there may be cause for concern, but even then, unless you're extremely careless.. you should be fine. Just follow directions for whatever you're attempting.. seriously, it's all easy, and if you have problems, you shouldn't be rooted, anyhow.
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if you are rooted. I don't think there is anything you can possibly do to brick your phone (software wise). If in case it is "bricked" connect it to a PC and start the adb process of fixing it.
So just being bored, i decided to flash a t-mobile rom, via clockwork rom manager, now the skyrocket wont even power on. So thanks Rom Manager for the bricked phone, Bad Buisness....
First sorry to hear that man. Ive never trusted rom manager to flash, I always use clockwork mod. Have you tried pulling the battery and try to get into download mode?
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immor2al said:
So just messing around, i decided to flash a t-mobile rom, via clockwork rom manager, now the skyrocket wont even power on. So thanks Rom Manager for the bricked phone, Bad Buisness....
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Why would you blame ROM Manager for your mistake?
A. Anytime you flash anything (even if its the correct ROM flashed the correct way (CWM)) you always assume responsibility yourself.
B. You flashed a T-mobile ROM on your AT&T Skyrocket. If done right, it usually works, but it still adds extra risk.
C. You said you were "just messing around". Anyone that doesn't want a bricked phone should take flashing or modifying anything serious...not just messing around.
D. Most of the ROMS you are supposed to flash on the SkyRocket give detailed directions in the OP. Any I have sen all say to use CWM and give great instructions.
I don't see how any of this is ROM Managers bad business? Hopefully this will be a good tale of precaution for others before they brick their phone not paying attention. Sorry to hear about your phone, but take the blame for yourself...not ROM manager.
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Why would you blame ROM Manager for your mistake?
A. Anytime you flash anything (even if its the correct ROM flashed the correct way (CWM)) you always assume responsibility yourself.
B. You flashed a T-mobile ROM on your AT&T Skyrocket. If done right, it usually works, but it still adds extra risk.
C. You said you were "just messing around". Anyone that doesn't want a bricked phone should take flashing or modifying anything serious...not just messing around.
D. Most of the ROMS you are supposed to flash on the SkyRocket give detailed directions in the OP. Any I have sen all say to use CWM and give great instructions.
I don't see how any of this is ROM Managers bad business? Hopefully this will be a good tale of precaution for others before they brick their phone not paying attention. Sorry to hear about your phone, but take the blame for yourself...not ROM manager.
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+ 1 well explained.
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+2 I use rom manager quite often. For fixing permissions. And when I'm to lazy to boot to cwm myself...NEVER had a single issue with it. Sounds lke mabye rom manager is perhaps not the red handed bandit in this soap opera.........but remember if all else fails blame canada.....LOL just joking ay. I have no problem with Canadians ay.
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+ 1 well explained.
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Thanks. I'm not trying to give the guy a hard time. He just bricked (atleast soft-bricked) his phone so I'm sure he really is pissed. But blaming an app for it when it isn't the apps fault starts alot of confusion. If something really is wrong with an app, we all need to know about it so it can be tested / fixed/ avoided / reported / etc...If the fault is with the phone's owner than the phone's owner needs to take responsibility for the problem and stop blaming the creators of useful apps (and ROMS) for the problems.
immor2al said:
So just messing around, i decided to flash a t-mobile rom, via clockwork rom manager, now the skyrocket wont even power on. So thanks Rom Manager for the bricked phone, Bad Buisness....
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It bricked because ROM manager doesn't recognize the recovery on the skyrocket. It's something in the first line of the app.
Although, I might agree with you and blame ROM manager also if it let you flash a ROM while it couldn't detect a recovery. That's just straight up ****ty oversight on the developer.
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Never use ROM manager to flash roms on the skyrocket
Sent from SKYROCKET
NexusMod 4.0
Romracer 0.3
But it does not do that. U have to let it install the T-Mobile gs2 recovery to flash anything
Well of course its my fault...i have flashed the kang Roms from there and a couple other ones...i am aware of the risks..ive been programming for years....but goddam a hard brick!! WTF. ...phone won't even power up....so i will fix it any...and maybe sell..i just went and got a Note..lol
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Well of course its my fault...i have flashed the kang Roms from there and a couple other ones...i am aware of the risks..ive been programming for years....but goddam a hard brick!! WTF. ...phone won't even power up....so i will fix it any...and maybe sell..i just went and got a Note..lol
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Report on how the battery is and if it is too big
immor2al said:
Well of course its my fault...i have flashed the kang Roms from there and a couple other ones...i am aware of the risks..ive been programming for years....but goddam a hard brick!! WTF. ...phone won't even power up....so i will fix it any...and maybe sell..i just went and got a Note..lol
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LOL you sir is speshel
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The note is toooo big to be a primary phone. You may not be happy if you are gonna use it that way. Good luck...
i honestly love it, i had bought my wife one and she loves it, it fits my hands perfect. It operates almost identical to the skyrocket, will post later about battery, comparable to a stock Skyrocket i would imagine, but i cant wait to get my root on, sKyrocket is still my favorite.... most powerful phone out hands down! I am so pissed that it bricked that way what a bunch of crap....definetly best to stay away from clockwork rom manger download section...(KICKING MYSELF) oh...I know how to use thats not what happend..but it was a new rom i had not seen..cant even remember the name...thats what i get for not reading up on it more...So for all the noobies out there...
read...read...read..and then if u dont get it read it again!!...ahhh f_ck my life...lol..might fix it then donate
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http://www.narrygsm.com/narrygsm/node/95
they want 50 online to do it plus shipping, i think ill buy thw riff box and jig and do it myself..lol
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immor2al said:
http://www.narrygsm.com/narrygsm/node/95
they want 50 online to do it plus shipping, i think ill by thw riff box and jig and do it myself..lol
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Try Samsung first. Tell them it just derped one day when you tried to turn it on. If they believe you, it might take a week or two but you'll get another phone. Samsung will just fix it and give it to the next person that has a warranty replacement as a "referbished" unit. They won't lose money and you will get a new phone. That is if they believe you.
still a 200 dollar deductible..i could probably smoose out of it...but i would actually like to fix it my self..just for the experience.....oh and the Rom was called Ziggy and Mobstergunz..(minimal triumph.v1.02..state away from that ****
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immor2al said:
still a 200 dollar deductible..i could probably smoose out of it...but i would actually like to fix it my self..just for the experience.....oh and the Rom was called Ziggy and Mobstergunz..(minimal triumph.v1.02..state away from that ****
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That's not a i727 ROM, what the hell did you download?
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Its a T-Mobile Rom....You can flash T-Mobile Roms on the SkyRocket...I never had an issue till now....I think its posted wrong..and I have seen it on my Nook...and my 10.1 and an Infuse all in rom manager....I thought it was a T989 rom...."I was wrong like Ron White"...but mobiletechvideos will get me going again...www.mobiletechvideos.com
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Good luck man. Sucks that happened!
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So I was at the Sensation forums (again) and found this thread and thought it was pretty neat. Original thread here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1571645 , and the original original thread here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1561386
ilijan said:
I must post this for sensation users, becous its most funny what i read from devs. Write here your funny experience white root:
thanks for djowett
Orginal post from: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1561386
"I saw this thread in the Epic and Rezound forums and related to most of them.. so just post and complete this sentence "You know you're rooted when.."
Examples:
masaidjet: You know you're rooted when you tell a neighborhood hoe to " wipe her cache "
wscott9903: You know you're rooted when 1/2 of your apps require superuser permission.
feralicious: You know you're rooted when your spouse tells you they're leaving you and taking the kids and you think "perfect timing, (insert dev name here) just released a new ICS ROM".
jayochs: you know you're rooted when your phones buggy as hell lol
putney1477: You know you're rooted when, you husband, wife, significant other gets a new phone and says, don't you dare come near this phone, it works fine!
jackpot08: You know your rooted when when spend more time flashing roms than using your phone"
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you know you're rooted when you spend more time on the computer building ROMs than going on facebook or playing games. lol
lmao here's another one sorry for double posting...
YOU KNOW YOU'RE ROOTED WHEN XDA IS SET AS YOUR HOMEPAGE!
You know you're rooted when your computer has more nandroids saved than pics of your children...
You know you're rooted when you try to convince every other person to root their phones too.
Here's a couple...You know you're rooted when you see a .zip file and your first thought is whether or not it is flashable in clockwork! and you know you're rooted when you go to the bathroom with your phone and you only pee. (reworded)
You know you're rooted when you give your friend your phone to make a phone call, and he/she has no idea how to use your phone.
uhhh, I don't think I can vouch for the second on invasion...I got one, you know your rooted when your friend calls you a flashenthusiast
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THEindian said:
uhhh, I don't think I can vouch for the second on invasion...I got one, you know your rooted when your friend calls you a flashenthusiast
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Yeah my brother gave me that one. Probably posted it somewhere. Don't know his user...won't tell me and haha not bad.
You know your rooted when, you check your battery stats an you see XDA at the top, followed by ROM manager/4ext.
If I helped, give thanks, if you please.
........Death before dishonor........
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You know your rooted when your sitting next to someone with the same phone and their looking over their shoulder and wondering how the hell your running ICS and you just tell them didnt u get the update lol
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You know your rooted when u have a backup of a rom on your SD card
IceColdGlacier®
You know your rooted if you go to return your phone to T-Mobile and they won't accept it.
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Kingissa said:
You know your rooted if you go to return your phone to T-Mobile and they won't accept it.
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To add to this one
You know you're rooted when the t mobile employee ask you to get them ICS on there device.
You know you're rooted when most of your phone's sd card is filled with nandroid backups.
You know your rooted when you got extra SD cards laying around full of old roms and backups
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Kingissa said:
You know your rooted if you go to return your phone to T-Mobile and they won't accept it.
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+1
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YOU KNOW
your'e rooted when you can't hear great granny grunt
You know you're rooted when everyone wonders how you can go days without a charge.
You know you're rooted when all the games on your phone have ridiculous scores because of GameCIH.
You know you're rooted when the spot for the carrier at the top of the screen reads something other than your carrier.
You know you're rooted when random things don't work and you tell people that's how it's supposed to be.
You know you're rooted when you see a new phone do something cool, and you think, "I'm sure there's a mod that let's my phone do that."
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