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Touchscreen not working on stable CM9 FXP133

I installed the stable cm9..flashed the fxp133 kernel..the installation went smooth but my screen touch function is lost..Any ideas??
Eventually restoring to the stock kernel with JJ hybrid..and yeah the touch is working with this one. So is the problem cos of the kernel or the ROM??
I ll tell the sequence which i followed..let me know where i went wrong..i downloaded the ROM, extracted the boot.img, copied the original cm9 zip into the root of SD..used fastboot mode of flashtools to flash the kernel boot.img..then went into CWM..wiped out SD data..then cache..and then dalvik..and then proceeded to install zip from sd..it installed fine..and then i rebooted..it showed d FXP kernel logo and then CM9 bootscreen and then it loaded like it should..BUT the touchscreen isnt working at all..the hardware keys-power and back i checked were working but not the touchscreen..
Where did I go wrong..i am on baseband -72..bootloader unlocked..

You've installed correctly. Possibly a corrupt download, try re-downloading the zip.

sinkster said:
You've installed correctly. Possibly a corrupt download, try re-downloading the zip.
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I downloaded both official stable CM9 as well as the FXP one on uploaded.to...tried with each of them but with the same result..both cant be corrupt n it wouldnt have extracted if it was a corrupt download anyways..m still wondering whats wrong..
Also I flashed doomkernel and tried installing..again the same..touchscreen still doesnt work..aarghh..

Flash the kernel, wipe data, system, cache, dalvik, battery stats and flash cm9.
It should work...
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I did all that but the stupid touch screen issue still persists..wait..i didn't clear battery stats..but do u think that actually might create such an issue?
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Braayhaan said:
Flash the kernel, wipe data, system, cache, dalvik, battery stats and flash cm9.
It should work...
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iwarind said:
I did all that but the stupid touch screen issue still persists..wait..i didn't clear battery stats..but do u think that actually might create such an issue?
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Wiping battery stats does nothing to your phone. It doesn't change anything, it doesn't affect anything. It cannot be the problem.

Then what do u think the problem is..infact the installation works fine so i think i m not messing up anything on that front..
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Probably best to use flashtool to flash stock ics rom and kernel, then cm9 kernel/rom.

I would try another Kernel ... do you have an Arc or Arc S ... does someone know if it makes a difference ?

freakin.ro said:
I would try another Kernel ... do you have an Arc or Arc S ... does someone know if it makes a difference ?
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I have Arc S..n i did try wid doomkernel as well..same result..

sinkster said:
Probably best to use flashtool to flash stock ics rom and kernel, then cm9 kernel/rom.
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I had stock ics rom only when i started..n again have gone back to the same now..i tried it a no of times..but the problem persists..

Want a nandroid backup of stock rom galaxy y

Hello
I want a nandroid backup of stock rom because I have installed custom rom and want revert back
to stock rom I have made a backup of stock rom before installing custom rom but when I restore it the
restore completes but the phone stucks at boot Samsung galaxy y young............... I didn't want to restore through odin
so plzzzzz plzzzzz, someone plz provide me the nandroid backup of stock rom

I have one but without kernel
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A nandroid backup includes users application with data,
That's why I think noones going to share a Nandroid, why you don't want to flash through ODIN

Use ODIN, it's a better way than nandroid backup....u might get stuck at logo in the new backup too, but ODIN's always safe....
Code:
System.out.println("Sent from my SGY");

This is what you want, btw its an asian firmware, you may need to change csc after flashing if you are not from asia:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1710161

can anyone tell me that why i stucks at logo after restoring the backup and i wanna tell 1 more thing that the 1st time i restored the backup it restored without any difficulty but at second time it stucks at logo why it is so......

Make sure you are on stock kernel before restoring the backup

Did i wiped data?
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rmp07 said:
Did i wiped data?
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here it is bro..
go to stock recovery then wipe data/cache, then apply update from sdcard choose your cwm then inside cwm wipe data/cache again, then backup/restore then restore... dont reboot, select advance then choose reboot recovery.. then apply update from sdcard choose cwm, install zip from sdcard, choose zip, find your stock kernel.zip then install.. after install, reboot system, done..

The previous custom rom.you installed probably installed a custom kernel that requires 99complete in init.d folder to bootand obviously that file doesnt exist in stock rom bro
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help with stock kernel
thirdzcee said:
The previous custom rom.you installed probably installed a custom kernel that requires 99complete in init.d folder to bootand obviously that file doesnt exist in stock rom bro
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can you guide me that how to make a zip of stock kernel that can be restored by cwm recovery because my friend has same phone and he didn't flashed any custom rom or kernel so can i make a backup of that kernal and restore in mines plz help,

Shubham529 said:
can you guide me that how to make a zip of stock kernel that can be restored by cwm recovery because my friend has same phone and he didn't flashed any custom rom or kernel so can i make a backup of that kernal and restore in mines plz help,
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Here
http://www.freshnewsarea.com/news/backup-and-restore-kernel-for-samsung-galaxy-y/
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It's because the custom ROM would have been on a different kernel, so when revert back to the default one, it gets stuck. I'm not exactly sure though.
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[Q] Flashing A Kernel

Hi everyone; forgive me for the N00B question - I have been having a great time with different ROMs on the SIII - I have never before flashed just the kernel and am interested in trying out ktoonsez kernel. I just want to make sure that, should something go wrong or I'm not happy and want to go back to the kernel I'm already using, can I just do a restore from CWM? Not entirely sure if restoring through CWM also restores the kernel that was installed at the time of the backup.
Thanks very much.
-GB

GladdBag said:
Hi everyone; forgive me for the N00B question - I have been having a great time with different ROMs on the SIII - I have never before flashed just the kernel and am interested in trying out ktoonsez kernel. I just want to make sure that, should something go wrong or I'm not happy and want to go back to the kernel I'm already using, can I just do a restore from CWM? Not entirely sure if restoring through CWM also restores the kernel that was installed at the time of the backup.
Thanks very much.
-GB
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Yes you can do one of two things. Restore a nandroid from cwm or reinstall the ROM your on. If you restore a nandroid you will lose any apps installed or changes made to your phone. If you reflash the ROM your on wiping only dalvik cache/cache then the oy thing that will change is the kernel, you will get back the one that came with the ROM.

I just DoD this with my S3 for the first time and it was.fairly easy. I was updating to a new Rom and flashed it right afterwArds. One thing to remember when flashing the kernel is to
Clear the cache and Calvin and then fix the permissions.
What Rom are you using?
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AndroidJiuJitsu said:
I just DoD this with my S3 for the first time and it was.fairly easy. I was updating to a new Rom and flashed it right afterwArds. One thing to remember when flashing the kernel is to
Clear the cache and Calvin and then fix the permissions.
What Rom are you using?
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I'm using a stock Bell I747MVLALH1 from this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1739426 with CWM 6.0.1.0.2.

custom ROM for locked bl cdma xperia play r800x

Hi guys .. is there any good custom ROM for xperia r800x cdma locked bl? if so can u guys help me out pointing me to right direction? i appreciate any help .. im currently rooted and installed xparts to get cwm .. thnx guys.

Mingal said:
Hi guys .. is there any good custom ROM for xperia r800x cdma locked bl? if so can u guys help me out pointing me to right direction? i appreciate any help .. im currently rooted and installed xparts to get cwm .. thnx guys.
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There is currently 2 locked booloader roms for the R800x. Which is gbtweaked and cola.

chery2k said:
There is currently 2 locked booloader roms for the R800x. Which is gbtweaked and cola.
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thnx man i will look for them i appreciate it .. also would u mind telling if the cwm from xparts app all i need to install the rom? can i keep the stock kernel from my 2.3.3?

Use version 5 or below... The newest version doesn't work correctly.
"We are the fire that will consume them, belly and bowel, head and heart, many flames of us, but one fire."

Root GB 2.3.3. Use CWM Installer v5 to install CWM. Flash NXT Lite rom: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2067356&highlight=cdma. It work with stock kernel, which is why you don't need to unlock bootloader. But remember its free to unlock it from Sony site. Personally I recommend using Flashtool to update to kernel 2.3.4, when you flash the ftf you can uncheck everything, but the kernel.

eksasol said:
Root GB 2.3.3. Use CWM Installer v5 to install CWM. Flash NXT Lite rom: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2067356&highlight=cdma. It work with stock kernel, which is why you don't need to unlock bootloader. But remember its free to unlock it from Sony site. Personally I recommend using Flashtool to update to kernel 2.3.4, when you flash the ftf you can uncheck everything, but the kernel.
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Hey thnx for all the help guys i will try them out see wich one i like ... if i get everything working fine i will post it here .. if u guys need any help wit anything pm me ..

Hey guys I stumble on. Installin nxt rom I get a error saying md5 Mismatch u guys know nthing bout this? Thnx
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It mean the checksum didn't match up which mean the rom file is corrupt. Do a disk check on your sdcard.
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Also make sure if you are downloading a flashable rom or a Nandroid backup. If it's a nandroid you have to put it in /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup and Restore it.
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Mingal said:
Hey guys I stumble on. Installin nxt rom I get a error saying md5 Mismatch u guys know nthing bout this? Thnx
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If you changed or removed a system file on your stock rom, whether it was a browser or one of the gapps, you'll get an md5 mismatch. This has happened to me on one of my tablets, I flashed a stock factory rom to put everything back into order, then flashed the custom rom after, and all was well.

Thnx guys I will try the scan disk on card see if it work when I get home ... N I never removed anything from previous stock rom so I dnt know ... also so a terminal emulator fix but dnt know how to do it I'll keep u guys posted
thnx
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Follow the instruction from the rom thread, it's a nandroid, you have to restore it, not flash.
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Alright so after trying all kinds of stuff I found a fix for md5 Miss match .. I simply just took all the spaces of the folder name .. example: rom super 1 I just renamed romsuper1. OK so I followed the rom tutorial and all went good but after I rebooted it started with Sony Ericson logo then a Expedia logo the went back to Sony logo then Expedia logo n so so it wouldn't boot ... so i did the same process again ass tutorial but this time didn't clean dalvik cache like tutor said too before reboot. And it started fine .. my question is .. is my from now messed up maybe cuz I sent clean dalvik? Should I do all over again? I appreciate all patience and help
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So did you restore the nandroid backup and booted into the new NXt rom successfully? Then you should just do a factory reset.
Before you flash a rom or restore you should always do a factory reset or the phone might not boot, in CWM this is equivalent to choosing "wipe data/cache", this will encompass the wiping of dalvik cache which is contained within /data partition. Doing this will clean off personal data.
Sometimes you have to "wipe /system partition" as well, this is equivalent to wiping C:/Windows, as in the entire OS is gone. Then you have to restore a nandroid or flash the rom otherwise the phone has no OS to boot into.
You can choose to wipe only cache and dalvik cache, these are just temporarily files. I do it before making a nandroid backup.
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Yes I got it to work successfully.. but I did not do a factory reset after.. wouldn't that wipe the from I just recovered? Thnxs for all ur help man.
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[Q] Downgrade from Jellybean to ICS

Hi guys, so I flashed the PAC rom but don't really like the feel behind it and miss my old ROM.
I'm just trying to downgrade, but I found that flashing my old ICS ROMs in recovery won't work. I really don't want to use the flashtool, but if I have to, I will. Flashtool has just given me problems before and I don't want to brick my S.
Any ideas on how to downgrade from PAC (Jellybean) to ICS again using recovery mode?
P.S. Tried searching, not much came up related to the Xperia S so I wanted to ask.

Sv: [Q] Downgrade from Jellybean to ICS
Recovery... As of you have a backup? If not then flash ics kernel and install ics rom...
In this order..
Flash ics kernel
Wipe all.. System, data,cache, dalvik
Install ics rom
Reboot
Works for me
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DenmarkRootN00b said:
Recovery... As of you have a backup? If not then flash ics kernel and install ics rom...
In this order..
Flash ics kernel
Wipe all.. System, data,cache, dalvik
Install ics rom
Reboot
Works for me
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I do have a NANDroid backup (I think that's what they're called, anyway) but of course that gives me an error when flashing (something about the boot image.)
But I skipped the first step that you mentioned when flashing the ICS ROMs, which is to Flash the ICS Kernel.
Thanks! Worked.

I agree. Flashtool just gives problems.

PeacefulCalamity said:
I do have a NANDroid backup (I think that's what they're called, anyway) but of course that gives me an error when flashing (something about the boot image.)
But I skipped the first step that you mentioned when flashing the ICS ROMs, which is to Flash the ICS Kernel.
Thanks! Worked.
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Which backup you have cwm or twrp.?
U want to use ICS than try cm9.1.that's better.
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Flashtool just works better on Linux... It will produce lots of redundant files on Windows. So if you only have Windows, try using a virtual machine. It works fine with VMware workstation.
Just use Flashtool to install official ICS first, and then install your custom ROM.