Recent content by Armchair Commando

Thanks for the reply. After running that command I am able to use volume up and the power button to change the selected option, but I do not have a button that will allow me to make a selection. The volume down button does not work at all. Power and volume up both move the selection down the...

Okay, my original post might not have been accurate. I guess it would be the bootloader that does not respond to button presses. I have to use ROM manager to get into it because the usual power+volume up does not work. Once I am in I am unable to switch between reboot bootloader, reboot...

Much appreciated, I've give that a shot when I get the chance!

As the title suggests, my volume and power buttons do not work in recovery mode and I am unable to select any of the options. Once my phone has booted into Android they work fine. Anyone have any thoughts? Could this be a fixable software issue or an unfixable hardware issue? I am rooted...

I actually did try that as well as Odin. None of them could recognize my device. I think it was stuck in recovery mode...I could select "Reboot bootloader, reboot, recovery, and shut down", but all of those options lead right back to the recovery mode options. After a few battery pulls and...

I messed it up sufficiently to need to take it to Sprint. All the normal unbricking methods didn't seem to work.

I have a tendancy to do stupid things...I think I'm gonna give it a shot...:D Update: that was a bad idea...

I am unlocked and rooted with stock rom and netarchy kernel.

I hate to ask again, but does this file act just like the regular update, or will it wipe the device when it is installed? Thanks.

I'm pretty new to this ROM business in Android. If I install this modified update, will it wipe my phone?

You could probably make something like that...the devices in the following links might be good places to start: Pandaboard Trim-Slice | cool in more than one way OrigenBoard.org

I just recently got a Nexus S but based on previous experience with my Pre-, 46C is a reasonable temperature for a mobile device to reach when it is doing something intensive like gaming. It is probably normal, but like I said, I am new to the NS4G and Android in general.

Hope I'm not hijacking here, but I have a similar question. Do custom kernels prevent you from getting OTA updates?

It downloaded fine on my NS4G, but it took several tried to get it on my wife's EVO4G. It could have been an issue on Amazon's end.