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g-sensor

ive tried a whole bunch of different combinations these last 2 days and for the life of me i cant get any android rom to pick up the g-sensor..anyone else have this issue...or can tell me what im doing wrong?

I believe someone suggested calibrating the sensor in windows mobile can have some effect in android.

ive tried that and still nothing..

i have the same problem tryed every android build but the sensor didnt work on none of them

yea same here it kinda sucks but i hope it can get fixed soon idk if it matters but im on a tmo-us 1024 hd2

best calibration is turn it off. download gscript lite from market and follow these direction. i only turn it on when i playing a game that requires it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=7989313&postcount=2551

how do i turn something off if it doesnt work from the start?

You may be better of, for now, without it. Many users still experience freezing caused by the sensor.
If I were you I'd start from scratch. Task29 your phone, flash a new radio and rom, format the sd and load a new build.

Hyperdroid has a reliable g sensor, for me at least
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+1 in ant build any Rom, radio and build combination I get nothing I've tried that script but it just says;
Can't start not a directory, does anyone have a link for the .sh file just to ensure I've got the script right
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whynot66 said:
+1 in ant build any Rom, radio and build combination I get nothing I've tried that script but it just says;
Can't start not a directory, does anyone have a link for the .sh file just to ensure I've got the script right
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For stop gsensor enter text like this. *press enter* - do not enter this line discard it, I'm just telling u to press enter.
mv /system/bin/akmd /system/bin/akmd2 *press enter*
killall akmd
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big ass problem

have android 2.2 on my Htc hd2 and i bought it from someone and i couldnt change the main google adress so i saw a vid where it explained how to fix it (]search change google account android on you tube and the the second vid is the one im talking about)So] i get z4root i root my device then i get root explorer i do exactly as in the video then bang it goes crazy i try and restart it but itll only go to htc logo then again and again it stops there and keeps reloading until the htc logo.Any solutions please?

zubarinho said:
have android 2.2 on my Htc hd2 and i bought it from someone and i couldnt change the main google adress so i saw a vid where it explained how to fix it (]search change google account android on you tube and the the second vid is the one im talking about)So] i get z4root i root my device then i get root explorer i do exactly as in the video then bang it goes crazy i try and restart it but itll only go to htc logo then again and again it stops there and keeps reloading until the htc logo.Any solutions please?
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Hi,
I think you may have screwed up your framework-res.apk
Try unzipping the ROM zip you downloaded.
Go to system>framework> and make a copy of your framework-res.apk
Then put it onto your phone and copy over the one you played with,and it might correct things.

how man the android is on the phones memory not on the sd card . how can i reach those folders cuz when i connect it via usb it wont be recognozed by the pc

Why not just make a fresh install of the ROM through CWM? Wipe all data & etc. Flash your Rom. You should be able setup your Google Account after.
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How can i do that?sorry ima noob...

zubarinho said:
How can i do that?sorry ima noob...
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Hi,
There is also a nice and easy step by step guide,for anyone just starting out,like yourself.
Try KEVIN134's TOOLKIT (Don't forget to thank him).

Gingerbread for MT4G?

I've noticed on here the official T-mobile gingerbread ota update that can be downloaded for the G2. Does one exist for the MT4G yet? I have not rooted or modified my handset yet because I was strictly Blackberry until a few weeks ago & I haven't read enough to feel comfortable altering my phone. I did however, try the G2 update b4 I realized it was for the G2. Needless to say it didn't work! But I figured if one was available for the G2, surely the MT4G should be nearly ready for d/l.
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Hey, if you are impatient like me and don't want to wait for the official OTA update to hit your My Touch 4g, you can go to your local T Mobile store as of August the 6th and they can do the update for you via a micro SD card. You need to make sure you back up all your stuff via google and your micro SD card and you will lose all of your apps so write them down so you can re download them. This will completely wipe your phone when it does it. I just did it yesterday and am now rocking GB 2.3.4 on my phone and loving it so far. Battery seems to be a bit better and there's a new radio and my cell reception seems to have improved some. Good luck, I'm like you didn't want to root my phone...I have a rooted Nook and don't mind playing with it but didn't want to chance bricking my only phone.

I thought it would re-install your apps? Or so I've been reading.
Also I called a couple nearby tmo stores, they haven't got the SD card yet.
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It didn't with mine. Once you log into your google account and go to the market, any apps you have purchased will show up, but all the free ones, you have to re download...or at least I did. As far as them saying they don't have it...
I went to my local store before calling and almost got into an argument with them about the whole thing. Then I finally asked them to look around and see if it was there and they found an envelope and "tada!" there was the SD card with the instructions on how to update. The girl at the store even said "a lot of times our customers know more about what is going on than we do" Are you freaking kidding me!!?? Anyway, it might not be a bad idea to wait until tomorrow to check since that is probably when the managers would be working and maybe they will know to check their mailboxes...

Gingerbread Official Download
Here is the official leak of gingerbread.
Put "http://" before the link below now quotations.
ff05d05.filefactory.com/dlp/cc69ddb//t/15d55333efee2e2d3e0992ed6938a9cc/n/PD15IMG_Glacier_Gingerbread_S_TMOUS_2.19.531.1_Rad io_12.58.60.25_26.11.04.03_M_release_200756_signed .zip
1. Download the file
2. Rename the file PD15IMG.zip (it should already be a zip file do not add .zip as the name just file type)
3. Move or Copy the file to the root of the SD card
4. Turn off the phone and remove the battery (unless you have fast boot already off in your phone, then no need to take out battery)
5. Hold down the volume down button while pressing the power button to turn it on
6. A menu will pop up and a few seconds later it will check for a the file you placed on the sd card
7. It will load some stuff on the right hand side of the screen on top.
8.It will say ready to update press something idk remember what it says
9.then it will begin. During process it will shut down once i believe and reboot to same menu and continue.
10. Make sure your phone is good battery. Just to make sure keep it plugged in to wall.
WARNING: This will basically do a factory reset on your phone
BUT: If you have your gmail backed up and everything, every single one of your downloaded apps(paid or free) should be re downloaded once you set up your gmail again on first time setup.
I did this and i am completely happy with with Gingerbread and NO this is not a made up rom this is the stock version.
Hope it helped and if you do this tell me how it went.
PS. Dont keep me responsible if you screw up somehow lol
Thank if this helped!

Haik93 said:
Here is the official leak of gingerbread.
Put "http://" before the link below now quotations.
ff05d05.filefactory.com/dlp/cc69ddb//t/15d55333efee2e2d3e0992ed6938a9cc/n/PD15IMG_Glacier_Gingerbread_S_TMOUS_2.19.531.1_Rad io_12.58.60.25_26.11.04.03_M_release_200756_signed .zip
1. Download the file
2. Rename the file PD15IMG.zip (it should already be a zip file do not add .zip as the name just file type)
3. Move or Copy the file to the root of the SD card
4. Turn off the phone and remove the battery (unless you have fast boot already off in your phone, then no need to take out battery)
5. Hold down the volume down button while pressing the power button to turn it on
6. A menu will pop up and a few seconds later it will check for a the file you placed on the sd card
7. It will load some stuff on the right hand side of the screen on top.
8.It will say ready to update press something idk remember what it says
9.then it will begin. During process it will shut down once i believe and reboot to same menu and continue.
10. Make sure your phone is good battery. Just to make sure keep it plugged in to wall.
WARNING: This will basically do a factory reset on your phone
BUT: If you have your gmail backed up and everything, every single one of your downloaded apps(paid or free) should be re downloaded once you set up your gmail again on first time setup.
I did this and i am completely happy with with Gingerbread and NO this is not a made up rom this is the stock version.
Hope it helped and if you do this tell me how it went.
PS. Dont keep me responsible if you screw up somehow lol
Thank if this helped!
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This is NOT the official final version, the build number do NOT match the final build number that T-Mobile has released for OTA and sdcard installs.

Bupahs said:
This is NOT the official final version, the build number do NOT match the final build number that T-Mobile has released for OTA and sdcard installs.
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This is the pilot build. Once u get this installed. Their is a check for software update icon in settings. U will get latest build number ota. Basically its beta version of final. Still official version tho
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if you didn't move the apps to sd then most apps will redownload if synced with google.

Haik93 said:
This is the pilot build. Once u get this installed. Their is a check for software update icon in settings. U will get latest build number ota. Basically its beta version of final. Still official version tho
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can anyone confirm that there is a update in settings that will download the latest version? Since this build number is higher then that of the official OTA release I dont quite understand how it will update, generally speaking build numbers go up not down

I called my two local tmobile stores, and neither had the sd cards. But the second store I called, the guy said rumor has it that this friday the 12th all stores will get the sd card update and the OTA will begin to everyone
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Ok, in the end, I called 5 stores, and one had the SD card update. Its half an hour away though, so im waiting til friday to see if it really pushes out then, or comes to a closer location. Otherwise, a 30 minute drive for an update that erases everything
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iDylan1357 said:
I called my two local tmobile stores, and neither had the sd cards. But the second store I called, the guy said rumor has it that this friday the 12th all stores will get the sd card update and the OTA will begin to everyone
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I spoke with tmobile customer service and they said only corporate stores can do it.

I did go to my local store today, they had it & I was able to get the update. As far as erasing everything, well all your apps that are installed through the Android market will re- install as long as you have them backed up. There is a setting somewhere that you can choose to automatically reinstall apps. Maybe in "storage & SD card"
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jjbadd385 said:
I did go to my local store today, they had it & I was able to get the update. As far as erasing everything, well all your apps that are installed through the Android market will re- install as long as you have them backed up. There is a setting somewhere that you can choose to automatically reinstall apps. Maybe in "storage & SD card"
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Is is possible to get the gingerbread update zip file which is on your sd card.

jjbadd385 said:
I did go to my local store today, they had it & I was able to get the update. As far as erasing everything, well all your apps that are installed through the Android market will re- install as long as you have them backed up. There is a setting somewhere that you can choose to automatically reinstall apps. Maybe in "storage & SD card"
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How was the update performed? Was it a PD15IMG.zip?

It was the SD card method. Took less than 30 min.
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samtani776 said:
Is is possible to get the gingerbread update zip file which is on your sd card.
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No they have the SD card at tmo store.
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jjbadd385 said:
It was the SD card method. Took less than 30 min.
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And what is this SD card method? What happens during it? Just curious

i just did this and yes it does have an update button. but it does not go backwards in build.

kfleal04 said:
i just did this and yes it does have an update button. but it does not go backwards in build.
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So you can't update? Does it try, error out or does nothing happen?
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[Q] Could anyone translate this for me before I flash a radio?

I'm new at this, and I don't want to mess this up..
I hate even having to do this in the first place, but I need to flash a new radio to my phone as my GPS is kaput since I rooted and installed the leaked rooted version of the Gingerbread update (Radio didn't update). However, though I understand how to root and flash a Rom fairly well now, I'm having a little trouble understanding the procedure for flashing a radio. Here's what I intend to follow:
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How to Flash:
In order for this to work, the HTC Glacier needs to be S-OFF. Flashing the radio with a corrupt file or interrupting the flash, can brick the device, please proceed with caution.
Download the your choice of radio for the HTC Glacier.
Make sure the filename is PD15IMG.zip exactly or it will not work and copy it to the same folder as adb (the /platform-tools folder within the Android SDK folder).
Connect the HTC Glacier to the computer via USB.
On the computer, open terminal and run the following commands:
Code:
adb push PD15IMG.zip /sdcard/PD15IMG.zip
adb shell md5sum /sdcard/PD15IMG.zip
NOTE: The md5 should match up the provide the original download location. If not, redownload & try again.
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
The HTC Glacier will reboot & usually boot into fastboot. Pressing the Power button will put the device into the bootloader.
The bootloader will scan for the radio update. Once it finds the update, select Yes.
Allow the bootloader to finish flashing the updated radio, and reboot the HTC Glacier normally.
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Questions:
1) "Open terminal" - What is terminal exactly? I see multiple references to this on this site, but no clear explanation of what it is, or where I get it.
2) "The md5 should match up the provide the original download location." - What does this mean exactly, and what am I looking for exactly?
3) Is there anything in settings that should be set in a particular way before I start?
4) Are there any apps or programs that I should have on my phone before I begin that I will need to do this?
5) Is the 3rd Gingerbread radio in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1059347 compatible with this ROM?
Phone information:
T-Mobile MyTouch 4G, unlocked, permarooted, with Wind Mobile Canada.
Android version 2.3.4
Htc sense version 2.1
Kernel version 2.6.35.10-g225de41 [email protected] #1
Baseband version 12.28b.60.140eU_26.03.02.26_M
Build number 2.19.531.1 CL95282 release-keys
I'm heading out of town next weekend and I'd like to use my nav app, but it's impossible without the GPS functional, so any help anyone could provide would be greatly appreciated.

This is what I do? I download the radio and then put it on the root of the sd card and then boot in to the bootloader by pulling out the battery and holding the volume down button and power button. Then you just follow what it tells you
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nuclearbroccoli said:
I'm new at this, and I don't want to mess this up..
I hate even having to do this in the first place, but I need to flash a new radio to my phone as my GPS is kaput since I rooted and installed the leaked rooted version of the Gingerbread update (Radio didn't update). However, though I understand how to root and flash a Rom fairly well now, I'm having a little trouble understanding the procedure for flashing a radio. Here's what I intend to follow:
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
How to Flash:
In order for this to work, the HTC Glacier needs to be S-OFF. Flashing the radio with a corrupt file or interrupting the flash, can brick the device, please proceed with caution.
Download the your choice of radio for the HTC Glacier.
Make sure the filename is PD15IMG.zip exactly or it will not work and copy it to the same folder as adb (the /platform-tools folder within the Android SDK folder).
Connect the HTC Glacier to the computer via USB.
On the computer, open terminal and run the following commands:
Code:
adb push PD15IMG.zip /sdcard/PD15IMG.zip
adb shell md5sum /sdcard/PD15IMG.zip
NOTE: The md5 should match up the provide the original download location. If not, redownload & try again.
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
The HTC Glacier will reboot & usually boot into fastboot. Pressing the Power button will put the device into the bootloader.
The bootloader will scan for the radio update. Once it finds the update, select Yes.
Allow the bootloader to finish flashing the updated radio, and reboot the HTC Glacier normally.
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Questions:
1) "Open terminal" - What is terminal exactly? I see multiple references to this on this site, but no clear explanation of what it is, or where I get it.
2) "The md5 should match up the provide the original download location." - What does this mean exactly, and what am I looking for exactly?
3) Is there anything in settings that should be set in a particular way before I start?
4) Are there any apps or programs that I should have on my phone before I begin that I will need to do this?
5) Is the 3rd Gingerbread radio in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1059347 compatible with this ROM?
Phone information:
T-Mobile MyTouch 4G, unlocked, permarooted, with Wind Mobile Canada.
Android version 2.3.4
Htc sense version 2.1
Kernel version 2.6.35.10-g225de41 [email protected] #1
Baseband version 12.28b.60.140eU_26.03.02.26_M
Build number 2.19.531.1 CL95282 release-keys
I'm heading out of town next weekend and I'd like to use my nav app, but it's impossible without the GPS functional, so any help anyone could provide would be greatly appreciated.
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Terminal is an app in the market. It allows you to run commands via the phone rather than using adb.
The md5sum is a quality control check to ensure that the downloaded file was not corrupt while downloading, so that if anything changed while downloading the md5sum (kind of a unique serial number) will not match... Search md5sum in the market and choose one to use and then verify the checksum for the files you download with the check sum supplied on the thread, usually above or below the download, if they do not match the the file is corrupt and will not and should not be flashed! Any other questions, feel free to ask and i will try to help!
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tvotony said:
This is what I do? I download the radio and then put it on the root of the sd card and then boot in to the bootloader by pulling out the battery and holding the volume down button and power button. Then you just follow what it tells you
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I second his suggestion. It's much more headache free than all that other stuff you posted. I do suggest you verify the md5 though, just to make sure you didn't get a bad download of the radio.
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Also you should try using an app called gps status to help your god problems... It is a great app that you can clear the recorded data and redownload it for better god response!
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irrelephant said:
Also you should try using an app called gps status to help your god problems... It is a great app that you can clear the recorded data and redownload it for better god response!
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This made me lol a bit. I know what you meant, but the typos just worked too well in those sentences. Made it sound like that Iphone confession app the catholic church approved lmao
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irrelephant said:
Also you should try using an app called gps status to help your god problems... It is a great app that you can clear the recorded data and redownload it for better god response!
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AlanB412 said:
This made me lol a bit. I know what you meant, but the typos just worked too well in those sentences. Made it sound like that Iphone confession app the catholic church approved lmao
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lol +1
10 chars

AlanB412 said:
This made me lol a bit. I know what you meant, but the typos just worked too well in those sentences. Made it sound like that Iphone confession app the catholic church approved lmao
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Funny thing is I just saw it after reading it like 5 times
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irrelephant said:
Terminal is an app in the market. It allows you to run commands via the phone rather than using adb.
The md5sum is a quality control check to ensure that the downloaded file was not corrupt while downloading, so that if anything changed while downloading the md5sum (kind of a unique serial number) will not match... Search md5sum in the market and choose one to use and then verify the checksum for the files you download with the check sum supplied on the thread, usually above or below the download, if they do not match the the file is corrupt and will not and should not be flashed! Any other questions, feel free to ask and i will try to help!
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Ok, that makes more sense to me now. Thank you.
I've downloaded AFV, and I already have terminal emulator installed, so I assume that would work?
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nuclearbroccoli said:
Ok, that makes more sense to me now. Thank you.
I've downloaded AFV, and I already have terminal emulator installed, so I assume that would work?
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Should be good to go! Just make sure the md5sum matches or you could end up with a paper weight!
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Thank you to EVERYONE here, both those who helped, and those that provided typo comedy.
I went with the Panache radio and my GPS is up and running again, not to mention that my signal is stronger than it used to be. BONUS!
And hboot method was easy as could be, though I suppose I should learn how to use adb if I'm going to continue to muck with my phone.
Awesome.

nuclearbroccoli said:
Thank you to EVERYONE here, both those who helped, and those that provided typo comedy.
I went with the Panache radio and my GPS is up and running again, not to mention that my signal is stronger than it used to be. BONUS!
And hboot method was easy as could be, though I suppose I should learn how to use adb if I'm going to continue to muck with my phone.
Awesome.
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Just keep reading, reading, searching, reading, and last resort ask if you can't figure it out! But read and search more than asking the same questions we answer daily... we are always willing to help those willing to help themselves! And don't forget to hit the thanks button for the ppl that help you too... It makes me happy to see a little appreciation when we help!
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irrelephant said:
Just keep reading, reading, searching, reading, and last resort ask if you can't figure it out! But read and search more than asking the same questions we answer daily... we are always willing to help those willing to help themselves! And don't forget to hit the thanks button for the ppl that help you too... It makes me happy to see a little appreciation when we help!
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Yup. Although in this case I searched a lot, and I managed to piece a lot of it together, but I'm still trying to get up to speed on the tools and terminology though. I mean no offense to anyone on here by this, but I found that many of the posts here are written with the assumption that the person reading it has at least a basic understanding of the procedures and terminology, which unfortunately isn't the case with me. I definitely appreciate the help, and I thank where appropriate for sure.
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[Q] Wiki root 2.3.3

Hi guys ...firstly Id like to apologize for my english cause iam from slovakia .....
Ok now my problem.... today i finally decided to root my HTC DESIRE Z 2.3.3
Soft.num. : 2.42.405.4
Somewhere i found out that the only working way is according to the wiki it means that firslty i have to downgrade my phone i downloaded ADB installed needed packages .... i did every step according to wiki and when i type "adb devices" to my command promt it says "list of devices attached" and it finds my device.... but when i type "adb push fre3vo /data/local/tmp" it says cannot start fre3vo no such a file or directory

it's a simple problem, adb is not finding fr3vo. try moving fr3vo, and the other files you downloaded and extracted, into the same folder where you're running adb from. or if you have adb access set up universally, in the terminal just cd into the directory where you have the files extracted.

Of course I did so but still nothing ..
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jumptoin said:
Of course I did so but still nothing ..
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hmm ok, did you extract all the files after downloading them? that's about all i can think of..
edit; and someties you have to make sure the name of the file hasn't changed since the guide was written.

And I didn't completely understand the second advice maybe my english is inappropriate or my pc knowledge is bad could u explain it a bit closely ?
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sure, no problem. when you download the files in the guide, you also have to 'extract' them..... you right-click on the files and choose 'extract'... that will make them a folder instead of a zip file, and then adb will find the folder called 'fr3vo'. i hope this helps...

I didn't mean this but the second advice at first post
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oh, i just meant that you can set it up so that adb will work no matter which directory you are in. in that case, in the terminal you run adb in the folder where you have fr3vo and the other files extracted. this is sort of the proper way, but i do not have mine set up this way.
unfortunately it's hard to know why adb is not finding the files.... but i'm sure you will get it to work, since you already have adb set up.

I used XP ...I could try it on w7 could it work?
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i have used Windows 7 successfully. it's worth a try because just doing it over again, maybe things will fall into place properly

Ok thx for ur help ill try it and ill let u know....
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Ok cool, I'm sure you'll get it. Sometimes getting adb set up can be tricky for people, but ya got that.

yogi2010 said:
Ok cool, I'm sure you'll get it. Sometimes getting adb set up can be tricky for people, but ya got that.
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Download the pdf from www.strawmetal.minus.com it has a link to a single package for all files needed to downgrade and root your device.

Thanks bro....
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omg thanks guys a did everything according to the pdf guide and now iam perma rooted ... omg youre great guys ...now cpuld u tell me what would be the best rom for me ? i want something really fast and responsible .thank u one more time guys

oh guys ive found this one looking really interesting ... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1714187 I LOVE ICS so it could be really nice ..what do you think and then another think ..how to flash this rom how i get into recovery ?

power on while holding volume down, select recovery with the power button. wipe everything (in recovery use trackpad to select and scroll) then choose flash zip and follow the op in the thread.
mimicry and elitemod are the two best ics roms I've tried latley although its been months since I used others and I'm sure more are good now as well.
still find myself using gingerbread most of the time though, try a few roms out. do nandroid backups before flashing new ones, but flash a few roms to find out what you like. in the developers section you will find a thread that has links to all of the current roms and many from the past
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sry for stupid questions but ... volume down+power ... i should use it when my phone is on or off? ... when i try it when my phone is on it does nothing

now i was just playing i wrote adb reboot recovery to command promt and it worked but i guess this is not proper way

adb reboot recovery. Is a perfect and flawless way to reboot into recovery. Its useful when a rom goes into a bootloop as removing the battery is not advisable(removing battery should be your last resort).
Edit: Don't forget to remove/delete PC10IMG.zip from your sdcard before you use the power + vol.down.
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