hi
a while back , i read a guide in how to mod H+ to roms , i did it work . i was happy
then i decide to think and change another images that look pale in sense and add some color to the rom . i put all the imgs from other roms that i like in there . they worked too, everything was fine.
then i put the images in the rctweaks.zip i had to flash and kept them . ever since then , the soft keys dont turn on . when they dont turn , the proximity/ auto brightness dont work .
after trying attemps and changing the settings in rc tweaks . i changed roms the keys don't light up anymore
that i rememeber i haven't let the phone drop
if anybody can help thanks . is there anything i can do short of returning the phone to stock , and re- running the ace hack kit again to gain s-off and root
First off what rom are you running?
Have you tried a complete wipe of phone when flashing a rom. Or even get the pd98 zip and flash back to rooted stock rom and see if that changes all your experimenting back to default. Always create a back up before you make any changes it would save you this headache.
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Reinaldo33897 said:
First off what rom are you running?
Have you tried a complete wipe of phone when flashing a rom. Or even get the pd98 zip and flash back to rooted stock rom and see if that changes all your experimenting back to default. Always create a back up before you make any changes it would save you this headache.
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ARHD 7.0.4
i have try that when i switched roms
Try reverting the rctweak back to the way it was before you altered it then reflash it again see if it gets it back.
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http://db.tt/Usbm7yCw
This is the stock rooted gingerbread rom. If you want to flash it it will bring your phone back to factory setting without losing root. Just place in root of sd then power up into hboot holding power button and volume down at same time and let it do its thing. When ask volume up for yes then reboot when told to. Then flash whichever rom you want. Try using uot kitchen if you want to alter the look of a rom its usually safer. Hope it helps
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Reinaldo33897 said:
http://db.tt/Usbm7yCw
This is the stock rooted gingerbread rom. If you want to flash it it will bring your phone back to factory setting without losing root. Just place in root of sd then power up into hboot holding power button and volume down at same time and let it do its thing. When ask volume up for yes then reboot when told to. Then flash whichever rom you want. Try using uot kitchen if you want to alter the look of a rom its usually safer. Hope it helps
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Thanks , will I lose recovery and s-off
If it a dumb question my bad
lateral18 said:
Thanks , will I lose recovery and s-off
If it a dumb question my bad
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The member genepool has a method for going back to stock rom.
One I would say try a different Rom and maybe a different kernel. Right now I'm using smart droid 1.6.22 with neok kernel and my keys light give a shot
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CYRAXDroid said:
The member genepool has a method for going back to stock rom.
One I would say try a different Rom and maybe a different kernel. Right now I'm using smart droid 1.6.22 with neok kernel and my keys light give a shot
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Where is the thread for the kernels ???
lateral18 said:
Where is the thread for the kernels ???
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Well for the root back to stock is http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1208507
And for kernel http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1479976
Google xda developer kgp700 neok kernel
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No
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Well I'm using Matt4542's "Epic". This is a Droid 2. I want to restore it to the factory settings, however I failed to back up before installing the custom ROM >.<. How do I get it back to it's factory settings?
TheBigBroski said:
Well I'm using Matt4542's "Epic". This is a Droid 2. I want to restore it to the factory settings, however I failed to back up before installing the custom ROM >.<. How do I get it back to it's factory settings?
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just flash the new shipped rom what else
How to I return from my current fresh rom back to the stock sense ui?
My cousin put the fresh rom on my phone and I just want to restore it back to the current stock sense ui that had swype and everything. How can I do that and will it keep my phone rooted?
saurabh88 said:
just flash the new shipped rom what else
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That's a bit more of a process on the droid 2 than your average htc phone.
There are detailed instructions on flashing back to stock in the d2 general forum.
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wsiegfri said:
My cousin put the fresh rom on my phone and I just want to restore it back to the current stock sense ui that had swype and everything. How can I do that and will it keep my phone rooted?
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Please don't hijack someone else's thread. Go read in the forum for your device.
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Search under the developers sub-forum for Droid 2 here in XDA.
You will find the Stock ROM & instructions for flashing your device.
Hi I was just wondering if anyone had ODIN or a cwm zip of the stock kernel. I need to flash back to the stock kernel without losing all my data? Thanks if you do. And yes I did search
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derichio02 said:
Hi I was just wondering if anyone had ODIN or a cwm zip of the stock kernel. I need to flash back to the stock kernel without losing all my data? Thanks if you do. And yes I did search
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private message me tonight and I will make you one. after about 9 or 10 central time
Thanks I will pm you tonight
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Could you post it somewhere? I've been looking for the same thing to no avail. I am about to root but I want to make sure I can unroot if necessary for an update.
I plan on applying the novoodoo Peanutbutta Jelly Time 0602 kernel after CMR. I would just go nuts(voodoo fix, check out some roms) if CMR had backup/restore working, but I'll settle for just root for the moment.
mannix16 said:
Could you post it somewhere? I've been looking for the same thing to no avail. I am about to root but I want to make sure I can unroot if necessary for an update.
I plan on applying the novoodoo Peanutbutta Jelly Time 0602 kernel after CMR. I would just go nuts(voodoo fix, check out some roms) if CMR had backup/restore working, but I'll settle for just root for the moment.
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I will post one on this thread. Ill try to build one when i get home at 6
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derichio02 said:
Hi I was just wondering if anyone had ODIN or a cwm zip of the stock kernel. I need to flash back to the stock kernel without losing all my data? Thanks if you do. And yes I did search
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Hot off the press. Just made these. 1 is the stock kernel and stock recovery and the other is a rooted kernel with custom recovery and overclocking... Enjoy and if you found this useful don't hesitate to donate. Thanks
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WVH509NS (This is stock recovery and kernel)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5J00MGO9 (This is root + CWR + OC + Voodoo)
I've been looking around (not hard I'll admit) for the above as well. good work!
danalo1979 said:
Hot off the press. Just made these. 1 is the stock kernel and stock recovery and the other is a rooted kernel with custom recovery and overclocking... Enjoy and if you found this useful don't hesitate to donate. Thanks
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WVH509NS (This is stock recovery and kernel)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5J00MGO9 (This is root + CWR + OC + Voodoo)
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The link for the stock one isn't working for me..... also if I flash that will I lose my root? I just forgot to make a backup before flashing gummy.....
The link for the stock kernel worked for me. Thanks!
I have a problem.... I flashed the stock one using odin, now my phone wont pass the samsung screen... Been about 10 mins..
Somebody please help..... I need to get it back up and running in the next 30 mins before work..
Ok I flashed the rooted revovery one and it brought me back to where I started.. Gummycharged rom...
So i rooted my g2x and factory reset the stock rom, i backed it up into my sd card with cwm, and then i flashed a different rom. So after doing that i ended up running into someone who wanted to buy my phone so i restored my back up and it was successful.....until it rebooted...the lg icon pops at the beginning the screen then the screen goes black and it flashes on and off and on and off.....n i cant do anything..and when i try holding the volume down and lock screen button, all it does is show the little android dude and the download bar but it goes back to the same flashing screen.....someone please help i really am trying to get the phone working and this problem isn't helping...so any suggestions...?
Check the rom for recovery in development section, it will low level nvflash stock ota 2.3.3 gb rom on your g2x. Make sure you install apx drivers and you hold the buttons the whole time its flashing.
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thanx man ill look into it right now n ill let u know what the end results are......if i thelps any i was using the Weapon G2x 3.0_R1 rom
d12unk13astard said:
Check the rom for recovery in development section, it will low level nvflash stock ota 2.3.3 gb rom on your g2x. Make sure you install apx drivers and you hold the buttons the whole time its flashing.
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idk where to go for this..
did you make sure you flashed recovery through nvidia flasher? also if you're using weapon R1 you were supposed to flash that OVER the regular weapon g2x
Read the whole post and follow it step by step, you'll be good after that.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=17258229
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d12unk13astard said:
Read the whole post and follow it step by step, you'll be good after that.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=17258229
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Thanx allot bro....i got it working again ur awesome....
llxxjinxxll said:
did you make sure you flashed recovery through nvidia flasher? also if you're using weapon R1 you were supposed to flash that OVER the regular weapon g2x
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So install the other ROM first and then install R1 without whiping data or erasing cache....?
His post doesn't quite make sense, he must be thinking you're trying to run New Clip, not Weapon 3.0_R1. Of course, if you are trying to run New Clip then, yes, flash Weapon 3.0_R1 THEN flash New Clip.
Hello everyone
Thanks to all the help from u guys, I'm enjoying my one s with unlocked bootloader, custom recovery and Rom. However I would like to know if there s anyway at all to get rid of that message everytime I turn the phone on, I may be a bit obsessed but I really don't like that message. It feels weird...
Thank you so much if anyone have any idea
Regards
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Jasonhhx said:
Hello everyone
Thanks to all the help from u guys, I'm enjoying my one s with unlocked bootloader, custom recovery and Rom. However I would like to know if there s anyway at all to get rid of that message everytime I turn the phone on, I may be a bit obsessed but I really don't like that message. It feels weird...
Thank you so much if anyone have any idea
Regards
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Return to stock with RUU.
I think stock kernel does not have it
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k1llacanon said:
I think stock kernel does not have it
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Pretty sure you're right. When I ran 1.84 stock, even rooted, debloated with CWR, no message. Once I installed a ROM with modified kernel, it appeared.
This has been covered many times, just search. If everything is stock (ROM, recovery, etc) then you will not get it. Stock kernel + TWRP recovery means when you boot into recovery you will get it because it is not stock. Get it?
Sorry I forgot to mention it's not just happening when boot into recovery, it happens everytime I turn the phone on normally
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Jasonhhx said:
Sorry I forgot to mention it's not just happening when boot into recovery, it happens everytime I turn the phone on normally
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Well custom ROM + modded stock kernel or any other kernel = the text. It's nothing go worry about, I don't understand why everyone is freaking out about it
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invasion2 said:
Well custom ROM + modded stock kernel or any other kernel = the text. It's nothing go worry about, I don't understand why everyone is freaking out about it
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lol thanks im a bit weird, really likes a bit of perfection, especially on this expensive phone
thank you for the help :good:
invasion2 said:
Well custom ROM + modded stock kernel or any other kernel = the text. It's nothing go worry about, I don't understand why everyone is freaking out about it
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Are you sure?
I think it's only due to the kernel because i had trickdroid with stock kernel and it didn't show the message, when i changed the kernel (not the rom) the message appeared.
I may be wrong of course
Alie360 said:
Are you sure?
I think it's only due to the kernel because i had trickdroid with stock kernel and it didn't show the message, when i changed the kernel (not the rom) the message appeared.
I may be wrong of course
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No, you're right. torxx is using the stock kernel on TrickDroid 7.0 and 7.1. As long as htc won't publish the sources for its Android 4.04 kernel, there will be no alternative kernels. So besides booting into recovery there won't be any messages using the stock kernel.
Jasonhhx said:
lol thanks im a bit weird, really likes a bit of perfection, especially on this expensive phone
thank you for the help :good:
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Trust me, I know the feeling. I was like this when I first hour my phone no worries mate!
@others who posted - correct. Torxx uses the stock kernel. Stock kernel means no message TWRP recovery means message because it isn't stock.
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invasion2 said:
Trust me, I know the feeling. I was like this when I first hour my phone no worries mate!
@others who posted - correct. Torxx uses the stock kernel. Stock kernel means no message TWRP recovery means message because it isn't stock.
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But I'm on trickdroid7.1 (stock kernel ) and I still get that screen even if I reboot normally ( holding down power button and pressing reboot)
CrayzyBoy said:
But I'm on trickdroid7.1 (stock kernel ) and I still get that screen even if I reboot normally ( holding down power button and pressing reboot)
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Check your kernel version. If it's the same, there is possibly not much you can do about.
Most recent update of my issue
I have flashed the newest ruu (3 uk) downloaded from the ruu collection post and got rid of the message. I also rooted and installed custom recovery on my phone and the message still did not appear
I attached a screen shot of my software info
Btw I tried to flash trick droid 7.1 (without flashing the boot.img)after done this, the message did not appear however my phone is stuck with a boot loop just after the boot sound (and no boot animation). The last time I installed trickdroid I flashed boot.img and everything went fine however I got the development only message, so I suppose the issue is with the the kernel in the boot.IMG I flashed last te when I installed trickdroid
If trick droid is based on stock kernel how come I can't get it to work on my stock phone? (rooted and custom recovery installed)
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Jasonhhx said:
Most recent update of my issue
I have flashed the newest ruu (3 uk) downloaded from the ruu collection post and got rid of the message. I also rooted and installed custom recovery on my phone and the message still did not appear
I attached a screen shot of my software info
Btw I tried to flash trick droid 7.1 (without flashing the boot.img)after done this, the message did not appear however my phone is stuck with a boot loop just after the boot sound (and no boot animation). The last time I installed trickdroid I flashed boot.img and everything went fine however I got the development only message, so I suppose the issue is with the the kernel in the boot.IMG I flashed last te when I installed trickdroid
If trick droid is based on stock kernel how come I can't get it to work on my stock phone? (rooted and custom recovery installed)
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It's based off the 2.21 Euro release. If you installed any other RUU, you need to flash the boot.img either via fastboot or TWRP. This may result in the development message again (not sure what ROM gave me the message, but it was still there on TD 7.1)
I have the same kernel version as in the image rootrider posted in post #13, but I always have the red text on every boot.
What may make the difference, is whether the boot image is signed. The boot image from a RUU is signed. I bet the boot image from torxx is not.
-Jobo
Just got a Samsung from a fiend. How do I know which model I have?
SGH-T959V
Froyo 2.2.1
Thanks
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You can check it also by removing the battery, the info is at the back of the phone or go to settings> about phone> model number. once you've established, you are good to go..
and check this also.. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1470716 it may help you a lot..
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SGH-T959V
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If that's correct you're in the right forum!
Check out the link that warren sent to you so that you can get the phone onto Gingerbread bootloaders, which you'll need to flash any Gingerbread and more recent ROM (GB, ICS, JB). Make sure you also check out the wiki for a lot of our guides.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S/SGH-T959V
Thanks guys, upgrade to GB 2.3.6 and rooted. Quick question Rom manager don't have cmw recovery for this phone, which recovery does this phone use and how do you boot into bootloader/recovery manually on Galaxy S 4G?
Sorry this is my first using Samsung phone.
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I think you should keep away from Rom manager as it is not compatible on our phone, here check this out.. http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S/SGH-T959V/Flashing_a_kernel .flash the gingerbread kernel and you are good.. and this also it may help you with some trouble ahead... http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S/SGH-T959V .once you have custom kernel you can check some custom GB roms and ICS. head over to development section and you
can choose what you think it's best..
epsix said:
Thanks guys, upgrade to GB 2.3.6 and rooted. Quick question Rom manager don't have cmw recovery for this phone, which recovery does this phone use and how do you boot into bootloader/recovery manually on Galaxy S 4G?
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Depending on the kernel the recovery will either be CWM or TWRP. The easiest way to reboot recovery, if your on a ROM that doesn't support it from the power menu, is to download Quickboot from market. The other way is to power phone down then hold both volume rockers then press and holder power. Once the splash screen changes or gets brighter let go of power only. Either way works. For your own good delete the ROM manager app now.
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I think you should keep away from Rom manager as it is not compatible on our phone, here check this out.. http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S/SGH-T959V/Flashing_a_kernel .flash the gingerbread kernel and you are good.. and this also it may help you with some trouble ahead... http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S/SGH-T959V .once you have custom kernel you can check some custom GB roms and ICS. head over to development section and you
can choose what you think it's best..
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Ahhh...ok gotcha... i just flash the kernel now i can access cwm recovery, backing up my stock rom right now. Then flash away
Thanks warren.
epsix said:
... backing up my stock rom right now.
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An extra bit of helpful information - if you decide you want to restore your back up that you made, do from from the kernel/recovery you made the back up with.
You can always use the one click back to stock in lumins sig if u fork it up
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