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That option should be related to the Media Portal application. Maybe if you would rename it (by changing the apk extension to something else) would do the trick. I didn't test this so, I can not tell you if it will work or if it won't brick your phone:) /LE I have just renamed the...

You're welcome. If you want to make a script that will work on all devices you could parse the /rpoc/mounts file from the device and extract the device that's mounted to /system and the file system used (in this case the udev part would also need to be modified) Also, did you check if the adb...

It would be interesting to see how it's trying to mount the cache partition and what argument it's invalid. On a linux system this information can usually be found in a file called fstab in the /etc folder. I looked for a similar file on my Defy but haven't found one yet (I would need to make a...

I believe that this script will not work for Motorola Defy for the following reasons: 1)on lines 17-19 the script checks if there are any udev rules matching a Samsung device (for Samsung devices the idVendor attribute is 04e8, but for Motorola devices, the idVendor attribute is 22b8). 2)on...

Here's what's added in my /var/log/message when I connect my (working defy) via USB: (USB debugging is not turned on and the USB connection is set to charge only) May 12 22:33:07 tuxtm kernel: [ 2506.674023] usb 1-4: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 3 May 12 22:33:07 tuxtm...

I don't know how to disable that feature but as a last resort you could delete the history periodically by pressing the menu button (when you are in the History screen) and choosing "Clear History"

Try with Messaging.apk and Messaging.odex. (you can copy those files in your /system/app folder also using adb if you have Android SDK installed on your computer) Currently I am at work and I don't have the usb cable with me, but when I'll get home I'll send you those files (if you don't get...

Those messages appear in the log file exactly when the phone is connected to the computer? In my /var/log/messages other information appears when the phone is plugged in (like device manufacturer, device serial number etc) but all my log messages go into /var/log/messages (I'm using Gentoo at...

Not as far as I know, but sbf_flash is a binary tool and since you said that you have tried a linux script I thought that you are using something else. Basically, when a device is connected to a computer running linux, via USB, you can find informations about the attached device in some log...

What script did you use? Is it sbf_flash? Please give us more details! Like the name of the script/binary file you used, the parameters passed at runtime, the error you received after running the script/binary tool. Did you tried to see if any information is added in the linux log files while...