Infinite Jest
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It's too bad the exceptions aren't a bit more descriptive. Funny none-the-less.
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DROID DNA 2.xx Moonshine s-off / RevOne S-off RELEASED
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heh. yeah, at least its honest ;P I wouldn't expect him to figure out how to handle all of the exceptions, bash scripting is a pain in the a** IMO.
Just worked. I factory reset my phone and then retried Moonshine. Something on my phone must have been messing up the process.
Is anyone else having trouble with Google Now complaining that Location Services is not turned on?
Coincidentally or not, since running moonshine, it thinks that it's off, despite me checking it every which way, and toggling it a few times.
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Coincidentally or not, since running moonshine, it thinks that it's off, despite me checking it every which way, and toggling it a few times.
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Googling around, this may be a general Google location services bug that is (apparently) mostly affecting htc devices after a silent update.
Sucks. I was just starting to like Google Now.
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Infinite Jest
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What version of google play store do you have? This was supposedly fixed with 4.1.10
It's the name of the tgz file that you downloaded. Since there are 3 or 4 different files they made it generic like that. Just type the exact file name in there and you're good.
or once you've typed tar -zxf and have started typing the name press 'tab' it will complete for you.
The Google now locations should only have Google location services turned on only. No other services. I.e. Verizon or standalone.
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I will test this today. I wasn't aware of this restriction, and it was working prior to yesterday with them enabled (except standalone, which I leave off to save battery).
Doesn't make a lot of sense though. Turn off the gps when you might need navigation?
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FYI, windows support has been added to moonshine. Get yah drank on!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=42492602#post42492602
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=42492602#post42492602
thanks for the heads up
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I was wondering what are the next steps to install a custom rom after using either one of these methods for s-off?
I used revone method with adb, and flashing a Rom was really pretty easy. This is the guide I followed. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2131284
You can also go here and they will give you step by step instructions on how to root and get a custom recovery after you use either RevOne or moonshine
[HOW-TO] Install a Custom Recovery and Root | Droid DNA > XDA
also if you go the moonshine route since it downloads Super USer you can just download rom manager from the playstore and then instal CWM from there and you're all ready to flash roms
[HOW-TO] Install a Custom Recovery and Root | Droid DNA > XDA
also if you go the moonshine route since it downloads Super USer you can just download rom manager from the playstore and then instal CWM from there and you're all ready to flash roms
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Anyone know what I would do to switch from one Rom to another? I'm currently running m7 digital dream, but I want to try hakata supreme.
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I am currently running the Moonshine method for Windows. Everything has been going fine until it booted into bootloader for the 2nd time. Now I have been "Waiting for fastboot <8/60>" for ten minutes now. I don't want to just reboot or unplug my phone and risk bricking it. Help please! 
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