Hey all, I know it's cliche, but I'm having a lot of troubles with ADB.
This isn't my first Android device, but it is the first Android device I've had in which the "adb devices" command still doesn't find even after having drivers/Companion Software installed.
Here's a full run-down of things I've done: installed that crappy software, the computer can recognize the Ion in terms of being able to access it for moving files, I have both Unknown Sources and USB debugging ticked, I've rebooted the phone, and a few other things.
Thanks for reading, and please assist!
King Cole said:
Hey all, I know it's cliche, but I'm having a lot of troubles with ADB.
This isn't my first Android device, but it is the first Android device I've had in which the "adb devices" command still doesn't find even after having drivers/Companion Software installed.
Here's a full run-down of things I've done: installed that crappy software, the computer can recognize the Ion in terms of being able to access it for moving files, I have both Unknown Sources and USB debugging ticked, I've rebooted the phone, and a few other things.
Thanks for reading, and please assist!
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Ok, here is the deal. I am assuming you have downloaded the SDK package. What you are going to have to do is go into device manager and manually select ADB USB composite driver.
The problem is, I've never been able to find my device in devmgmt. I'm not home at the moment, so I can't check, but where would it normally be under if not the "Unrecognized Devices" category?
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King Cole said:
The problem is, I've never been able to find my device in devmgmt. I'm not home at the moment, so I can't check, but where would it normally be under if not the "Unrecognized Devices" category?
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Are you using windows? It is under Android Device or Xperia Ion should be easy to find, if you have Sony Companion software loaded, if you have Ubuntu it is a little hard and I don't remember all the steps I had to take to set up mine. It was something about finding the USB device name in all 3 modes.
popfan said:
Are you using windows? It is under Android Device or Xperia Ion should be easy to find, if you have Sony Companion software loaded, if you have Ubuntu it is a little hard and I don't remember all the steps I had to take to set up mine. It was something about finding the USB device name in all 3 modes.
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I'm using Windows 7, but I don't recall being able to find it. I'll try again when I get home on Friday, and get back to you then.
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popfan said:
Are you using windows? It is under Android Device or Xperia Ion should be easy to find, if you have Sony Companion software loaded, if you have Ubuntu it is a little hard and I don't remember all the steps I had to take to set up mine. It was something about finding the USB device name in all 3 modes.
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Thanks for the help. I found the problem was my cable, and as soon as I had changed that out, it worked fine.
King Cole said:
Thanks for the help. I found the problem was my cable, and as soon as I had changed that out, it worked fine.
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Please add [solved] or fixed to subject line of your OP. It helps others in searching
~Jaramie
from my LT28at rooted & eating an Ice Cream Sandwich
ToledoJab said:
Please add [solved] or fixed to subject line of your OP. It helps others in searching
~Jaramie
from my LT28at rooted & eating an Ice Cream Sandwich
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Just forgot, thanks for the reminder.
Related
Having a bit of an issue with the bootloader unlock instructions from here:
http://unlockbootloader.sonymobile.com/instructions
Basically the problem is that step 13 just isn't happening. First time I tried it DID pop up but for some reason the bit asking for drivers closed down. Now I can't get to the point where I choose the drivers so I can't go any further.
Anyone know how to fix this?
Thanks!
I don't Understand What do you mean Go to -->Right Click Computer-->Propeties-->Device Manager-->Then Go to "S1 Boot Device"-->Then Right Click on it and Click Driver Something-->Select the Drivers The Drivers for Fastboot never Get Found By windows You'll manually do them on every PC for the first Time!
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I don't Understand What do you mean Go to -->Right Click Computer-->Propeties-->Device Manager-->Then Go to "S1 Boot Device"-->Then Right Click on it and Click Driver Something-->Select the Drivers The Drivers for Fastboot never Get Found By windows You'll manually do them on every PC for the first Time!
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Thanks! I can't believe Sony didn't put that in their guide. Thought it would be something simple but my last phone I did this on was a Nexus One so i didn't have to do that. Once again thanks! Problem solved.
Then again perhaps there is still a problem...
Did this, went to the right file, the drivers are DEFINITELY here, yet Windows can't find them. WTF Windows?
Oh well, sure its not a huge issue. Any ideas anyone?
Use the latest version of PDAnet. It will solve your driver problems, you won't have to do anything else.
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By any chance, are you using AMD machine?
niks10 said:
By any chance, are you using AMD machine?
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Yes actually, I am. Not by choice but that's not really relevant right now. Does that make a difference here?
Maverick_G said:
Use the latest version of PDAnet. It will solve your driver problems, you won't have to do anything else.
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Sorry but I've tried looking this up and I'm not sure if I'm finding the right thing. Mind sending a link or something? Thanks!
You need some different AMD driver for fastboot to work.
I found the same problem with AMD machine and used a different driver posted by someone on this forum.
Search for it and you will be ok to boot into fastboot once it is properly installed.
niks10 said:
You need some different AMD driver for fastboot to work.
I found the same problem with AMD machine and used a different driver posted by someone on this forum.
Search for it and you will be ok to boot into fastboot once it is properly installed.
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Ah right, you would really think that Sony would mention these things. Thanks, I'll give that a shot later, bit busy right now.
addam360 said:
Sorry but I've tried looking this up and I'm not sure if I'm finding the right thing. Mind sending a link or something? Thanks!
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Type pdanet on Google and the first couple of links will show its official page.. Download the windows version of it then install it, it may take a couple of tries. (it took me 3 tries before it got installed)
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Problem has been solved. The PDAnet method worked for me. Thanks everyone who helped!
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I don't Understand What do you mean Go to -->Right Click Computer-->Propeties-->Device Manager-->Then Go to "S1 Boot Device"-->Then Right Click on it and Click Driver Something-->Select the Drivers The Drivers for Fastboot never Get Found By windows You'll manually do them on every PC for the first Time!
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I got a similar problem, except that, Device manager does not list S1 Boot device..
But the phone is connected in fastboot mode.. blue led and everything..
the only things listed are:
* Base System Device
* Bluetooth Peripheral Device
* Bluetooth Peripheral Device
* Bluetooth Peripheral Device
* Bluetooth Peripheral Device
* Bluetooth Peripheral Device
But I can eject the device by clicking on the icon in the bottom right.. and that reads "Eject S1Boot Fastboot" ..
but why isnt it listed in device manager?
Fix for unlocking bootloader on AMD based computers
For any one looking for the AMD google driver here it is:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1554805
Just unzip and copy to the "Android SDK > extras > google folder on your computer" step 9 and 10 in the sony instructions, good luck people =)
I bought Xperia S yesterday, phone is just awesome but it have little problem with connecting it with my PC/Laptop via USB. When connect my phone to PC/Laptop it just tell me "MTP Driver not found" .... fastboot and flashmode are working with no problem, but i cant connect it in MTP mode, I tried something from sony forums but i still have problem. I have stock Xperia s, 6.1.A.0.453 can anobody help me please? Thanks for answers
Hmmz xda have search function. trij this link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=928343
Thanks for quick answer, but -_- i know how to use flashtool, so better question : Can somebody please help me with this problem, but without using Flashtool? I want to have stock phone for a while
Stock phone sucks, get the thing unlocked and rooted. You won't regret it
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Ehm ... ok i will do, i just wanted to enjoy stock phone for more then week But you are right, its the best way i can do.
Lol. Get the PAC rom on it. Yea it has some minor bugs. Nothing to worry about tho for every day usage and it makes ics look like donut
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SĐF said:
Ehm ... ok i will do, i just wanted to enjoy stock phone for more then week But you are right, its the best way i can do.
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Install pc companion, it will install mtp drivers.
~Jaramie
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hi, i have problem connecting my arc s in fastboot to flash kernel i install drivers but windows say Unknown USB Device
is fix on the way
Doktor-X said:
hi, i have problem connecting my arc s in fastboot to flash kernel i install drivers but windows say Unknown USB Device
is fix on the way
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same here
same
the same
The same
http://flashtool.net/disabledrivers.php
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http://flashtool.net/disabledrivers.php
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Yeh tat didn't help..
as suggested in another forum, i disabled one of my usb root hubs in the device manager....it didnt give me that enumeration error and installed the driver but my pc only detects my phone in flash mode(even though i press the button for fastboot)...
It's a common problem with the fastboot drivers at the moment.
The really strange thing is that things still don't work properly if you have 8.1 with XP running in vmware.
Hopefully some smart cookie will work it out
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try
i'll try this thanks
The same problem. I tried UpdateService and PCC , it still does't work!
Someguyfromhell said:
Apparently something was changed in 8.1, making the current method useless.
For now, nothing can be done, you will just have to wait until a new solution is made or move back to Windows 8 or any previous OS.
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There is no known solution at the moment. Just wait until a solution is found or return to older version of Windows.
i m also having have problem ... in sonypcc its given unable to connect change to window 7 r later
altshift said:
i m also having have problem ... in sonypcc its given unable to connect change to window 7 r later
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PCC works perfectly on Windows 7.
Someguyfromhell said:
PCC works perfectly on Windows 7.
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bt mine is window 8.1
hi
my phone is Xperia Mini and recently i update to windows 8.1 .
but when i want conect it in flash mod or fast boot ,
the windows say "usb devise not recognized"
what have to do?
cmureza said:
hi
my phone is Xperia Mini and recently i update to windows 8.1 .
but when i want conect it in flash mod or fast boot ,
the windows say "usb devise not recognized"
what have to do?
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Use another PC, which has earlier version of Windows. There are no fastboot drivers, which work with Windows 8.1, nor there is a solution to make the older ones work.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2095087
This might help
esarve said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2095087
This might help
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Works on Windows 8 but not on Windows 8.1.
Someguyfromhell said:
Works on Windows 8 but not on Windows 8.1.
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If you have usb 3.0 you can try it is working http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=46997772
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I found this guide - http://www.droid-now.com/2013/10/fix-working-fastboot-drivers-windows-8-1-x64/
I have USB 3.0, but I don't use Intel-based stuff. Maybe if I update to 8.1, I might try. For now, up to you to test, if you are willing to.
Dont know y but my usb debugging is not working.
Flashed stock ftf 2 times.still not work.
When i connect phone to flashtool.it says phone connected with usb debugging turned of.
Reinstalled all drivers expect adb.
I used adb universal installer many times.but it can not detect my my phone.
Thanks in advance
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nisu4717 said:
Dont know y but my usb debugging is not working.
Flashed stock ftf 2 times.still not work.
When i connect phone to flashtool.it says phone connected with usb debugging turned of.
Reinstalled all drivers expect adb.
I used adb universal installer many times.but it can not detect my my phone.
Thanks in advance
Sent from my LT26ii using xda premium
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In flashtool folder there should be a driver folder with all of the drivers use those drivers.
You may have a conflicting driver. (eg HTC and Sony drivers cross talk the same port)
You may have another software using a instance of adb, eg a sync software, use task manager to kill any that apply.
What's the adb error?
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XDA_h3n said:
In flashtool folder there should be a driver folder with all of the drivers use those drivers.
You may have a conflicting driver. (eg HTC and Sony drivers cross talk the same port)
You may have another software using a instance of adb, eg a sync software, use task manager to kill any that apply.
What's the adb error?
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No error.but adb is not detected.
Not even in device manager.
Bytheway can u give me frmework-res.apk from stock rom...i need that.
Edit: when i normally connect,i got 2 auto play.1 for s and second for sl.
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nisu4717 said:
No error.but adb is not detected.
Not even in device manager.
Bytheway can u give me frmework-res.apk from stock rom...i need that.
Edit: when i normally connect,i got 2 auto play.1 for s and second for sl.
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Yeah this has happened to me when I bought my phone. I did some very hard tinkering to get it to work - I think it was forcing the install with device manager.
Before we see anything else - make sure adb is updated to the recent version Also there may have been problems with android drivers if your running windows 8 and 8.1 - which version are you running?
You've said you get 2 autoplay dialogs: one for s and one for sl. Is this for just one phone? It seems like you may have installed s and sl drivers...
I'm currently not running a stock rom so I can't give you a framework-res.apk
XDA_h3n said:
Yeah this has happened to me when I bought my phone. I did some very hard tinkering to get it to work - I think it was forcing the install with device manager.
Before we see anything else - make sure adb is updated to the recent version Also there may have been problems with android drivers if your running windows 8 and 8.1 - which version are you running?
You've said you get 2 autoplay dialogs: one for s and one for sl. Is this for just one phone? It seems like you may have installed s and sl drivers...
I'm currently not running a stock rom so I can't give you a framework-res.apk
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M running windows 7.
For drivers,i hav installed every driver comes with flash tool.
For my sl i got 2 autoplay.
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nisu4717 said:
M running windows 7.
For drivers,i hav installed every driver comes with flash tool.
For my sl i got 2 autoplay.
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To be honest, I've tried all of the troubleshooting tips... I dont the problem myself Wait and see for someone to reply if not go to the sony xperia support forums where they can help you a bit more as they're a bit more active than us in terms of helping. XDA is more of a developer forum where people develop and collabrate.
Apparently, there has been *some* issues with usb 3. Try usb 2 just for compatibilites sake. If not then continue reading
Also read this thread
And this could also help:
Quoted from the thread posted:
I've got an Xperia S and I'm using Windows 7 SP1 (x64). Had the same problem but this is what worked for me:
First of all disable USB debugging mode on your Xperia S. If your phone's connected to your pc/laptop disconnect it and then open CMD by typing 'cmd' in the start menu's search box. Then type this exactly as it is:
net localgroup Administrators "local service" /add
After this step, exit CMD. Now connect your phone and it should get detected by PCC and your computer :smileyhappy: Hope this helps!
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If you know the device manager port then this should help
Quoted from microsoft kb support (kb 817900)
Method 3: Disable and re-enable the USB controller
Use Device Manager to disable and re-enable all the USB controllers. This lets the controllers recover the USB port from its unresponsive condition. The USB controllers represent the USB ports in Device Manager. If you are not comfortable with advanced troubleshooting, try the steps in the "Workaround" section.
To disable and re-enable the USB controllers, follow these steps:
Click Start, and then click Run.
Note If you are running Windows Vista, click Start, and then use the Start Search box.
Type devmgmt.msc, and then click OK. Device Manager opens.
Expand Universal Serial Bus controllers.
Note You might have to scroll down the list to find this item.
Right-click the first USB controller under Universal Serial Bus controllers, and then click Uninstall to remove it.
Repeat step 4 for each USB controller that is listed under Universal Serial Bus controllers.
Restart the computer. After the computer starts, Windows will automatically scan for hardware changes and reinstall all the USB controllers that you uninstalled.
Check the USB device to see whether it is working.
If the USB port recognizes the device and if you can use the device, you are finished.
If this method fixed the problem, you are finished. If this method did not fix the problem, go to the "Workaround" section.
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Tried both but still debugging not working.....
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Ive had the same problem. I used flashtool with the stock ROM. I used flash mode with the stock ROM. When booting the device with USB cable i pressed volume down before pushing cable in and then i pushed cable in. Sorry for the laggy english
Verstuurd vanaf mijn Xperia S met Tapatalk
Is your problem solved allready
Verstuurd vanaf mijn Xperia S met Tapatalk
bikeriderr1 said:
Is your problem solved allready
Verstuurd vanaf mijn Xperia S met Tapatalk
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No,having exams....
So will solve after this....
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hello. please help me, I do not know who to ask. at one point, my computer does not recognize the tablet. came out inscription unknown device. I tried to connect the tablet to other computers, all to no avail. then I made a factorial reset. that is completely erased tablet, in the hope that it will solve the problem. but he also failed to recognize. What shall I do?? I tried to connect via a USB flash drive OTG. but the tablet does not see any stick. I trust only your help
sergio1231 said:
hello. please help me, I do not know who to ask. at one point, my computer does not recognize the tablet. came out inscription unknown device. I tried to connect the tablet to other computers, all to no avail. then I made a factorial reset. that is completely erased tablet, in the hope that it will solve the problem. but he also failed to recognize. What shall I do?? I tried to connect via a USB flash drive OTG. but the tablet does not see any stick. I trust only your help
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I have the same problem. I fixed it before on my nexus 10 by trying a different kernel. Let me me know if it helps.
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Do you have the correct drivers installed? If so, you could uninstall and reinstall them. Also, have you tried PTP connection rather than MTP?
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Jhall8 said:
Do you have the correct drivers installed? If so, you could uninstall and reinstall them. Also, have you tried PTP connection rather than MTP?
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Been there done that and have always eventually been able to get it back so the computer sees the device as mtp. Wugs toolkit has always been helpful
To me. I like the step by step directions for manually updating the drivers and configuring them correctly in adb AND fastboot.
Bit I have come to an impass..........I am currently on the latest carbon nightly, with f2fs file storage for data and cache. My computer will not recognize the device in mtp and I am unable to pass files with a USB cable. I am wondering if my computer has to be compatible with f2fs, because iam sure that it is not. Will this make a difference PR should I once again uninstall and reinstall the drivers configuring them correctly?
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I'm telling you that there is no firmware on the tablet. what do you advise.
sergio1231 said:
I'm telling you that there is no firmware on the tablet. what do you advise.
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Plug it in to a computer.
Boot into recovery if you have one
Adb devices......hopefully it shows and work from there.
Or boot into bootloader mode (after getting the twrp IMG)
Fastboot flash recovery......
Then you can side load your favorite OS
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aircooledbusses said:
Been there done that and have always eventually been able to get it back so the computer sees the device as mtp. Wugs toolkit has always been helpful
To me. I like the step by step directions for manually updating the drivers and configuring them correctly in adb AND fastboot.
Bit I have come to an impass..........I am currently on the latest carbon nightly, with f2fs file storage for data and cache. My computer will not recognize the device in mtp and I am unable to pass files with a USB cable. I am wondering if my computer has to be compatible with f2fs, because iam sure that it is not. Will this make a difference PR should I once again uninstall and reinstall the drivers configuring them correctly?
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this worked for me im just passing along a possible fix http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2383146&page=389 post #3888 is the one I followed and been no problems since. also cpl days before in my sdk program google had updated drivers which may or may not have played a roll. before this I could not pass files with mtp only ptp would allow my device to appear. hope it helps!
edit also should note I did device manager then android devices removed drivers in there. plugged in n7 and the adb composite interface drivers installed and that was it. if that doesn't do it make sure sdk has updated google driver which should be 10.0.0 or something don't quite remember exact #
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this worked for me im just passing along a possible fix http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2383146&page=389 post #3888 is the one I followed and been no problems since. also cpl days before in my sdk program google had updated drivers which may or may not have played a roll. before this I could not pass files with mtp only ptp would allow my device to appear. hope it helps!
edit also should note I did device manager then android devices removed drivers in there. plugged in n7 and the adb composite interface drivers installed and that was it. if that doesn't do it make sure sdk has updated google driver which should be 10.0.0 or something don't quite remember exact #
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Thanks jblaze. I've been able to function pretty well usind adb. Sort of glad cuz it forced me to learn some pretty essential stuff I have been getting along with for far too long.
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aircooledbusses said:
Thanks jblaze. I've been able to function pretty well usind adb. Sort of glad cuz it forced me to learn some pretty essential stuff I have been getting along with for far too long.
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Ur right, I wish I knew more about it. I'm in that phase now where I'm digging thru Xda for info such as adb backups among other things. Hey no prob, take it easy.
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