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I hadn't thought of that, I'll borrow my brothers later on today and see if I can get APX going. I'm on Win7 and driver signatures are off. Thanks

Hey guys, hope someone can help me out here. My buddy has a bricked TF101, I told him I'd take a look at it (I fixed my brothers a year ago, it was no big deal). Anyway, I can't install the naked driver for APX access, the device ID shows up as all 000000. There's no recovery to read the...

This is awesome for everyone!

none here at all edit: as far as the radio goes. vs ICS, totally.

I just used fastboot and ended up doing the bootloader and radio as well, all went fine. I extracted all the img files from the tarballs and then just:

Yay! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/A2dk365CEAEgimq.jpg:large

godaddy is still down! I can't resolve to any of my servers and don't know their IPs and all their settings are on Godaddy, I have a fast upload speed if anyone wants the PDA images I can drop them anywhere, send me a PM with your info (ichat/ftp, etc)

I'm booting up now! Just did the img files (ignored modem and bootloader for now, on a Mac), guess I can make an update.zip later

press and hold volume up and down at the same time and then plug in the USB wire edit: do this with the phone off, so power off, un plug the usb cable, press volume up and down at the same time, while they are pressed plug the usb cable in, there you go

You're awesome!

I'm just going to rip out the imgs and go fastboot with this sucker. This is awesome!

I think I like it sometimes, but it does kind of suck. I find myself using a verizon tablet when I need to really get something done, in the car I usually have my phone tethered to it incase I need to bring up navigation or maps real fast. the LTE coverage here is very good and the speed is...

Ah, thanks for the clarification on that. Yeah I get it about the developer phone. Just comparing one major companies handset that they work hand in hand with the OEM to produce and write all the software for themselves to another company that does pretty close to the same thing. I'm sure...

They are upgrading back to the iPhone 3GS (http://www.apple.com/ios/ios6/) so that'd be the 3gs, 4, 4s, and 5 all on the same version. The 3GS came out before the Nexus One did, so imagine the N1 getting upgraded to JB. Doesn't the N1 have the same speed & ram as the NS anyway? I don't know...

They totally have a profit conspiracy, but I can't blame that for that. Really it's Google, they have to have a stricter agreement with Nexus devices if they are going to market them as such.

+1 for Aliens and you're totally on point. Google should tell them if they want to carry Nexus series devices they want the same deal the iPhones get for updates and everything else. No update / NFC / tether / etc BS, it's Nexus or it's not! At the end of the day the radios are an interface for...

Heck no! It's just a good comparison, if you compare oranges to oranges as say, one giant OEM with a big brand phone that has total control of software updates across multiple carriers to the Nexus line of handsets, it's really similar since the N1 was introduced except for the updates on CDMA...

Because it's the most anti-Nexus, Nexus device ever made. I really like this phone, I like the size of it better than the new nexus, I like the whole nexus idea, mainly updated by Google and bloat free. I think the obsession stems from kind of an annoyance, it's like we buy these phones...

+1 for the strangeness factor, two days in and no one confirmed on JB? Maybe they are just updating all the inactive handsets first...

I feel like someone said the ice cream man is coming and I can hear the jingle but he's just not pulling down my block. I don't mean that in a "I'm not patient and understand the roll out period" way, I mean that out of all the Google updates this is the longest that it's taken since they said...

Well we can start here: https://dl.google.com/dl/android/aosp/sojus-jro03r-factory-xxxxxxxx.tgz - just need to guess the 8 characters at the end!

This build has been great so far in about 24 hours of use. I'm using the matrix 12.5 kernel with it and have it OC'd to 1.3 using the on demand governor and its awesome, ICS makes a real difference on the phone and its great. A few issues to be sure but damn fine work, thanks. Edit: if you...

It looks like the same issue on both accounts right now really. An aosp kernel is desperately needed with the right modules that aren't part of what Samsung dropped in their source for our model, which would make it that much easier to get things in /system working right. So far I've seen a lot...

I've actually been trying to port the NS4G rom to this phone, given the similarities, but no joy so far. ICS will be here next week...

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=12824 I believe this is your best bet. Just make sure you do a factory reset after your back to stock to really wipe the phone.

I did this exactly and traded in an Evo which they gave me an 87 credit for. I know I could of got more but it was too easy this way, totally off set the ETA. Phone number change for me wasn't a problem as I give out my Google voice number. I asked the guy at the store if he would just give me...

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=17908683&postcount=37

So none of this can be built from Samsung's platform source? Is it "ok" to put their stock system dump on git or is that a no-no?

I believe most of this exists in the factory system dump. Do we still need the aosp source uploaded?

I'm starting my upload right now, it really hopefully is all there :) - It just will take forever to upload as it's 7.7GB. Do you know if there are some folders that aren't needed for this?

I will start syncing my latest from kernel.org, hopefully it's all there.

I actually did grab all of the source shortly after I got a NS4G. There's also this: https://github.com/android

Updated OP, lets do this for real!

A CM release for the Sprint GS2 would help with the aosp kernel and system, without a doubt. I used CM6/7 exclusively on my Evo and really liked the tweaks that team built in to their release. After using the Nexus S for a few months I really stated to appreciate gingerbread just for what it...

Awesome, that should def. help. I think it's best to build from source instead of trying to hack stuff together for this rom so I've been reading and watching youtubes. Lukcily enough I pulled all the source from kernel.org a while ago before kernel.org went down. I think you will need this...

Thanks for the heads up. I agree this is a much better idea.

Did you wipe all of your user data before installation? Do you get to the boot animation?

What kernel are you using?

This boots using the stock Sprint/Samsung kernel.

Reserved for changelog, when hopefully it gets that far :)

Change of plans, hopefully with the help of anyone who is willing I'd like to compile an aosp build for the Sprint GS2 from source instead of trying to hack a port together, as suggested in this thread and other places, it just feels like it will be a lot more of a fruitful experience for all...

The first step I did was install kies for the usb drivers, then I installed odin, then I got the tar file from the clockworkmod recovery thread in this forum. Then I installed it from odin. After recovery was installed I booted in to it and copied over the zip from this site...

I installed clockworkmod via odin, then just flashed the su/superuser.apk combo zip from chainsDD in recovery. I have stock kernel, the custom recovery based on clockworkmod and root. I used Stephen's busy box installer, it never finished but it did install. ROM manager won't reboot in to...

Yeah it does, and quite awesomely.

Thanks math, that was it. a *duh* moment for me. Great work yet again!

Hi math, this thing is buttery smooth and awesome. I'm on the stock rom/rooted, after flashing 7.5 I get an error when trying to turn on wifi, any tips? Edit, stock 2.3.7

HUGE Cojones

I've seen this before, you'll have to call Moto and they'll send you a box to send it back to them, should take 4/5 days from the day you send it to when you get it back. They send you an overnight box, will work on it/process it for a day or two and then send it back overnight.

The Xoom display is sharp and it's better when you manually set the brightness. The color saturation and contrast are pretty bad though. Even compared to the original iPad. The back light (whatever kind it is) seems to saturate through the display so it makes the colors look a little washed out...

This is a good place to start for dial codes: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=737594