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Voicemail

Does anybody have the voicemail.apk file? I did a nandriod restore and it wiped it out..
Thanks!

I'm trying to delete the voicemail app and for the life of me I can't find the voicemail.apk. How did you delete yours?

nelson8403 said:
Does anybody have the voicemail.apk file? I did a nandriod restore and it wiped it out..
Thanks!
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This one was a little tricky. The file is actually Sprint_Core.apk.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=4905766&postcount=54

I posted the updated apk here if you want it...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=4905419&postcount=125

[Q] Generic Imei number

Hi,
for some reason i lost my Imei number. Im not sure when or how, but i would guess it was due to flashing.
Now i do have a backup of my efs folder, but somehow putting that one back doesnt work.
I get the following error in my nv.log:
Backup NV restored.
"MD5 fail. Original MD5 '17f88xxxx etc'
Computed MD5 'fbe9xxxxx etc'
Anybody with a solution to this?
I was thinking it might be because with ICS my radio was changed to the new one, so it makes a different MD5 checksum. Does this make any sence at all?
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ok this is really weird. Apperently ICS causes this. When i restore a nandroid back to GB and restore my backed up imei files, they stick and i have my imei back. As soon as i go back to ICS the problem is back.

Lowroad said:
Hi,
for some reason i lost my Imei number. Im not sure when or how, but i would guess it was due to flashing.
Now i do have a backup of my efs folder, but somehow putting that one back doesnt work.
I get the following error in my nv.log:
Backup NV restored.
"MD5 fail. Original MD5 '17f88xxxx etc'
Computed MD5 'fbe9xxxxx etc'
Anybody with a solution to this?
I was thinking it might be because with ICS my radio was changed to the new one, so it makes a different MD5 checksum. Does this make any sence at all?
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ok this is really weird. Apperently ICS causes this. When i restore a nandroid back to GB and restore my backed up imei files, they stick and i have my imei back. As soon as i go back to ICS the problem is back.
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If you're rooted, use Root Explorer & navigate to efs folder, then delete your nv_data.bin file, then rename your nv_data.bak file to nv_data.bin, therfore changing it from a bak file to a bin file, then reboot & see if this helps! If this fails try this technique here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqLK_2I-SBM Works with nexus s!

CrackDaddy said:
If you're rooted, use Root Explorer & navigate to efs folder, then delete your nv_data.bin file, then rename your nv_data.bak file to nv_data.bin, therfore changing it from a bak file to a bin file, then reboot & see if this helps! If this fails try this technique here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqLK_2I-SBM Works with nexus s!
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thanks for the ideas!
However, i dont have any bak files. I dont think i need them, since i do have the original .bin file.
The original does work, but in ICS it doesnt stick. As soon as i reboot its back to 00049 again.
In GB it does stick, but obviously i prefer to stay on ICS
Very weird problem.. cant be the only one having this issue?

Lowroad said:
thanks for the ideas!
However, i dont have any bak files. I dont think i need them, since i do have the original .bin file.
The original does work, but in ICS it doesnt stick. As soon as i reboot its back to 00049 again.
In GB it does stick, but obviously i prefer to stay on ICS
Very weird problem.. cant be the only one having this issue?
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You should have bak files!? bak files are for recorded changes! You say you have a backup of your cfs folder? if you do, open that & do as I mentioned, then try repacing that folder with the one on your device, reboot & see if that helps!

CrackDaddy said:
You should have bak files!? bak files are for recorded changes! You say you have a backup of your cfs folder? if you do, open that & do as I mentioned, then try repacing that folder with the one on your device, reboot & see if that helps!
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Well as I said, i have done that and it does work in ics... Until i reboot. Then its back to 0049...
In gb it does stick after rebooting, which seems strange to me.

not an ideal solution but why not just script the file copy. so when you reboot you dont need to do it manualy...

MD5Sum mismatch

I dl'd the CWM Image of v21e GB off the Android development page, but when I restore it, I get MD5Sum mismatch.
help?

Have you tried to redownload it? Might be bad download.
I have mirrors here if you meant the v21e nandroid
V21E
Also what version of CWM are you using? I've had the least amount of issues with 5.0.2.0
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nitrogen618 said:
I dl'd the CWM Image of v21e GB off the Android development page, but when I restore it, I get MD5Sum mismatch.
help?
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Don't rename directories or files, Nandroid MD5 has to match filepaths too.

I was messing with my keyboard layout bininaries the other day. I made a backup with cwm before hand. I went to restore and received this same message while restoring.
I did not mess with any file names, etc.
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Try the solution in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=976453

Whyzor said:
Try the solution in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=976453
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Sure it'll flash now, but if there's a reason for the hash's mismatch then you could have a corrupted backup. No harm trying though.

Jufjufjuf said:
Sure it'll flash now, but if there's a reason for the hash's mismatch then you could have a corrupted backup. No harm trying though.
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Could make a copy of the original backup dir, remove the .md5 checksum in the copy so it generates a new one and restore from there. If it doesn't work, you still have the untouched original dir.

Help needed asap to reinstall orignal stock rom on my htc one sv

HI Im a noob. I was able to root my phone successfully and everything I was downloading rooted apps so I download pimp my beats and Dolby mobile well some how it messed up all my audio I couldn't hear a thing so I tried factory reset and then tired uninstalling them and that didn't work so then I went online and downloaded the original boot and recovery.img I tired flashing the but then when I do it comes to the clockworksmod like if it needs a rom or something then when I try installing a ROM it ends up aborting. it ends up getting stuck on the start up with red lettered warning I need someone to help me please get it back to the original state like when first get it out of the box. I want to install the original kernel the original rom and get my sound back on. Or at least so I can fix it to get my warranty valid again so I can get a new one. I need help asap if additional info is needed let me know. do you have any idea why I cant hear phone calls coming in or outgoing, my music or youtube all sounds i can't hear. I am on K2_PLC_CL I am LTE on CricketWireless Thanks

Hi. You just need to restore your cwm backup, that's it.

I know but it won't work
Matlevo12 said:
Hi. You just need to restore your cwm backup, that's it.
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I know that. I moved the backup on the computer and when I put it on my sd so I could restore it. It didn't work it says no file found do you know where I can download the Original Stock Rom and when i try starting it up it go's to a black screen with a green arrow pointing towards the found then it goes to the phone with a red triangle with a red exclamation point. What is that?

If your backup is not recognised you have put it in the wrong folder i think. So tell us, where the files are on your sd card.

old.splatterhand said:
If your backup is not recognised you have put it in the wrong folder i think. So tell us, where the files are on your sd card.
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+1 on that, if you have one it'll be recognized as long as it is in the right folder, and made with the same recovery.

what do i do
Matlevo12 said:
+1 on that, if you have one it'll be recognized as long as it is in the right folder, and made with the same recovery.
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So i put the backup in the CWM folder but it tells me no file found so what do I do? Can I go to some website to download the original stock Rom and kernel I need to fix my phone asap so can you please tell me exactly what I need to do. Plus what are those symbols i describe in my last reply. Thanks so much for assisting me I appreciate it.

The files must be in folder: clockworkmod/backup/2013-04-01.18.46.58
The last folder is the date it was created.
The symbols mean, your flash has failed.

What if that doesn't work
old.splatterhand said:
The files must be in folder: clockworkmod/backup/2013-04-01.18.46.58
The last folder is the date it was created.
The symbols mean, your flash has failed.
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So as long as I put it in that file on my SD and open it up in CWM then it should work right?
I already did that once and it didn't work so what do I do then?
what are my other options I really need help thanks for everything you've done so far.

If your backup don't work, i know there is a Stock cricket jb back here in One SV Forum. Others flashed this successfully.
Otherwise i'm running out of ideas.

old.splatterhand said:
If your backup don't work, i know there is a Stock cricket jb back here in One SV Forum. Others flashed this successfully.
Otherwise i'm running out of ideas.
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Okay well can you do me a favor and locate it for me please I'll probably do something wrong like not knowing where to find it. And
Will it work with my phone? And then when you find it can you give me the exact commands I need in order to flash that Stock properly so I know that I didn't mess up I know im asking for a lot but can you please do that. I'd appreciate it thanks.

Noob17_Me said:
Okay well can you do me a favor and locate it for me please I'll probably do something wrong like not knowing where to find it. And
Will it work with my phone? And then when you find it can you give me the exact commands I need in order to flash that Stock properly so I know that I didn't mess up I know im asking for a lot but can you please do that. I'd appreciate it thanks.
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There are no commands, this is a cwm backup:
Clean Cricket Htc One SV Nandroid (2.04.1050.3)

Thanks
old.splatterhand said:
There are no commands, this is a cwm backup:
Clean Cricket Htc One SV Nandroid (2.04.1050.3)
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Okay so what do I do. Do i just move the Nanadroid file and where on my Sd. I leave it in zip form right ?
Then using fastboot I go ahead and open up CWM? Will it work on any version of CWD? Thanks so much for getting that file for me and what do I do after its flashed? Like as from being to end what are the steps sorry for all the questions but thanks for everything.

Unzip it. Go into Clean JB Crkt 2.04.1050.3 folder and copy the clockworkmod to your external sd.
Then boot into cwm and choose restore and choose the backup.

old.splatterhand said:
Unzip it. Go into Clean JB Crkt 2.04.1050.3 folder and copy the clockworkmod to your external sd.
Then boot into cwm and choose restore and choose the backup.
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Thanks I'll try that and will let you know what happens.

error
Noob17_Me said:
Thanks I'll try that and will let you know what happens.
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Hey man I download that file but its not in zip its in Rar. so I just move the file on to my external sd out in the open not in a folder and I opened up my CWM from the install zip from sd card and that didn't work then I went to restore and it could find the file both times so how do I install it? Do I have to put it in a certain folder or something? It keeps saying no file found. Thanks

Don't copy the zip directly.
What you could do is make a backup, see where it is on your sd, replace it with the one from the zip and then restore that one.

So Noob17_Me, flash this rom from here.

old.splatterhand said:
So Noob17_Me, flash this rom from here.
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Thanks for that. But I have a question is it exactly like the original one because I want it to be with the original stock so that i can re-lock my Bootloader and stuff? Is there some way to get that Rar. file to install on my phone? Sorry if im getting you angry or upset. Thanks for all your help

Yea but...
Matlevo12 said:
Don't copy the zip directly.
What you could do is make a backup, see where it is on your sd, replace it with the one from the zip and then restore that one.
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Yea but what im trying to say is that the file I downloaded isn't in zip form. So how am I supposed to install it on CWM?

Sorry but what is so difficult to understand? The rar is not for flashing, its a cwm backup and if you unrar it you have a folder Clean JB Crkt 2.04.1050.3, inside you find a folder clockworkmod.
This clockworkmod folder you have to copy to SD, like it is and and boot into recovery and choose "restore".
And my zip is made from this backup, so it are the same files!

How to fix MD5 mismatch (Easy Fix)

All you need is a rooted phone with a root file explorer and a nandroid backup.
1: Go into your root file explorer
2: Go to your clockworkmod>backup then choose the backup file
3: You will see a file called "nandroid.md5" Open it with text editor and delete everything inside it (Don't rename any files)
4: Exit with the back button and click "Save"
5: Happy restoring!
The problem causing it was the stuff in the md5 file not matching up, when you deleted it, it now skips this step.

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And then there is no way detecting your backup is corrupted.
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dragon135 said:
And then there is no way detecting your backup is corrupted.
Sent from my GT-I9500
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I Tried it and it worked

bumparoonies

C00lBeanz said:
bumparoonies
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The md5 check is pretty important, if your back up is corrupted you could easily end up in a bad place. The steps you lined up, absolutely work and I have done it myself, but only with a nandroid back up that I was really confident in. I am not sure if this is still the case, but if you have several nandroid backups in your back up folder and one of them has been corrupted, then all of them might throw the back up error...even though their md5s match.

justmpm said:
The md5 check is pretty important, if your back up is corrupted you could easily end up in a bad place. The steps you lined up, absolutely work and I have done it myself, but only with a nandroid back up that I was really confident in. I am not sure if this is still the case, but if you have several nandroid backups in your back up folder and one of them has been corrupted, then all of them might throw the back up error...even though their md5s match.
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true, but for me, most of the time it fixes everything.

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wow, thanks bro! this work in my device :good:

BoyCasuales said:
wow, thanks bro! this work in my device :good:
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no problemo

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