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[Q] Problem on installing apps to an unpublished Bada phone (GT-S7250)

Hello guys, I'm a greenhand on XDA, English and Mobile-dev, so please forgive any of my stupid words if I do have said in the bellowing description.
Yesterday, I joined the Samsung Bada Developers' Day, and got an unpublished Bada phone, it's GT-S7250 (Wave M). The problem is , I found I don't know how to install apps on it .
At first, I tried the built-in app market client, but strangely, I can only found some test apps on it, I guess that 's because the app market server still can't recognize this phone type yet.
Then, I use Samsung Kies on my PC, wish I could send apps to my phone after downloading them with Kies, but unfortunately, still doesn't work, cause it always prompts that the device is not supported.
So, could anyone provides my any idea to bypass all these limitations ? Thanks.
PS: I have do some monitoring work on Kies, and seems that there no validation requests to the server, and thus I think there might be a configuration file on the local disk, containing the supported devices's info, and if we can find and hack it, perhaps we could bypass the limitation.

what display resolution does your device have?
maybe you could ask larioteo for a copy of his app, he has found a method to install one app without kies, but he's only developing in 800*480 resolution

Can you show us the FW code read by kies???
i want to see if i can get the FW you have right now
About hacking kies...i think your phone is HVGA device so you can't install apps that are in kies right now
Wait until larioteo is back from his work to see what we can do about it
maybe we take you as a tester because you know chinese and we don't have chinese localization
Best Regards

Lithophyses said:
what display resolution does your device have?
maybe you could ask larioteo for a copy of his app, he has found a method to install one app without kies, but he's only developing in 800*480 resolution
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Thanks for your reply, as @mylove90 said, the screen is HVGA, 480x320.
I will dig into larioteo 's posts while waiting for his reply.
Acutally, I have found the downloaded app files on my PC, the path is
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\Samsung\Kies\Download\Applications, under this folder, I have found the *.app files, together with the corresponding *.app.img file each. I guess these are the app files I need, but to my disappoint ,when I copy these files onto my phone, I can't install them, it prompts unknown file type.

mylove90 said:
Can you show us the FW code read by kies???
i want to see if i can get the FW you have right now
About hacking kies...i think your phone is HVGA device so you can't install apps that are in kies right now
Wait until larioteo is back from his work to see what we can do about it
maybe we take you as a tester because you know chinese and we don't have chinese localization
Best Regards
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Hi, mylove90, thanks for your reply.
To be honest , I don't quite understand what do you mean by "FW code", this is the first time I met this abbreviation, I guess you mean the "FirmWare code", right ? If so , Kies shows the firmware version is : S7250XXKI8/S7250XAKI8(XXX) , Hope this is what we need to find.
As to become a tester, I have to say that I'm REALLY REALLY glad to do that, it's an great honor for me that I can do something for possibly all Bada users as my feedback to the community.
And I also had a look at larioteo's post about the voluntas browser, hope I can do somthing for it.
Thank you again,
Best Regards.

S7250XXKI8/S7250XAKI8(XXX)
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Thank you for info.
Firmware seems from September... XXX seems Product Code...
About install Apps... as handset is "new" (different Resolution)...
But you could play with bada 2.0 SDK to install few examples...
Maybe be carefully, as it is an prototype and as I know no Firmware is leaked, to fix problems...
Best Regards

I found something, if i wanted to search "S7250XXKI8". There is http://www.badaforums.net/forums/bada2/bada-dev-day-2011-t4913.html discussion on badaforums about Wave M.

Oh Samsung is so evil
XXX is invalid product code for kies updates
you get XXX product code is you damaged your original one
they know that we already got kies firmwares for sure
Best Regards

Hello there i am see left
XXX is not invalid it is the "Default Code", the main product code for all devices, only test devices gets this code, it is the ultimative update everything code.
As i know it from slyfer my tool to watch their server XXX was always the first code that got an open europe firmware, than the others get an upadte like DBT, OXA OXB OXC OXD OXE OXG after that the providers pick another of that and make something liket his VIA DRE and so on.
For more infos you need only to ask.
Picture in 5 minuetes: (also with other codes that you believe me )
note: yes the server changed but not the codes

larioteo know the best, but probably you can't install any apps that already launched. I mean, you can't install the apps that downloaded with Kies. but you can install an app that under development via Bada SDK 2.0 or larioteo's method. I hope I didn't make things worse for you.

Root Cert method via BADA SDK
If you just want to install your own apps on your wave M, ask Laoriteo about the root cert method via BADA SDK.

Really appreciate all you guys very very much, thank you for you kindly replies to my first thread on XDA.
According to your opinions, seems that there isn't much I can do with this problem. Perhaps I can only wait for the publication of this phone type, maybe till that time I will be able to use the built-in Samsung app market client. Or perhaps some hackers may jailbreak Bada, so that we can directly install any apps.
Then, I will be aiming at Bada app development, because I really feel the lack of apps on Bada, especially under the condition that I can't install any apps on this phone now.
Thank you,everyone!

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=17900523&postcount=166
Maybe you could try this...
Maybe you see then Firmware for your handset...
Maybe Apps...
Best Regards

HELP Root Huawei U8600-1,T-mobile Move balance

hello,i need Help for Rooting.
i try all apps. and Progs. nothing works..
in ADB Devices he say
? Devices
and for Pulling dev/mtd/mtd0 Boot.img he say "denied"
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Hey. I Need the Boot.img.
have somebuddy tthe Original from T-mobile Move balanve \ Huawei U8600 ?
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maybe this helps
http://translate.google.com/transla...+s8600+root&hl=en&biw=1276&bih=855&prmd=imvns

Has anyone succeeded in rooting U8600-1 ?

Faktorek said:
Has anyone succeeded in rooting U8600-1 ?
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There is a German forum "android-hilfe.de" where you can find instructions how to root this device. I have a Huawei U8600-1 myself, and I can confirm that it works because I used it with my Huawei U8600-1 I bought in Germany.
Just look at the Huawei section there and use Google translator if you do not speak German.
I followed these instruction to obtain root, removed Telekom bloatware to get more memory, and installed Launcher from Huawei X3 instead of the Original Launcher.
One hint: after you have connected the phone to the computer (step 4), execute the setup on the Removeable drive which appears after connecting the phone. This will install the drivers which is required, otherwise the root script will not work!
Currently it is possible to buy this device in Germany for 50,- EUR directly from German Telekom (no contract required, device is even Simlock-free!) so there is a good chance that it becomes more popular and even to get Custom ROMs.

How can i root my Acer E330 Liquid Glow

Hi to everyone...I've tried different softwares for rooting my Acer E330 ( z4root, Super one click, one click root) but I wasn't able to do it...can someone suggest me the right software for doing the root? Thank you very much!

Tutorial is already online
Hello
I just tried the tutorial on this site (using Google translate... because i'm not Italian) and IT WORKS!
*it appears i can't post links yet, so i'll post only the important pieces*
androidiani.com/forum/acer-liquid-glow/293539-definitivo-unlock-root-recovery-restore-mod-acer-e330-liquid-glow-link-aggiornati.html
I tried it before, but it didn't work because i didn't have the right drivers for my pc. Windows should recognize your Android phone as an "Android device", not a camera. Once that works, you can safely follow the instructions.
The download (E330Tools) is about 300 MB... Maybe, if I have time, I will try to contact the original author and create a decent English version. For now, you'll have to use google translate...
Good luck!

Zuk Z2 (standard) Malware Problem

Hi everyone! I'm new to this forum.
I bought the Zuk Z2 (standard) from Oppomart and everything is fine, except for one thing. I installed the Malwarebytes app, which found 1 malware/trojan named: "Android/Trojan.Spy.Smforw.l". It can be found in /system/priv-app/Liulangbao/Liulangbao.apk.
I'm pretty new to Chinese phones, and with help from the ZUI OS 1.9.044 ROM posted on this forum (along with an explanation of how to flash it) I managed to flash the original ROM (which turned out identical to the ROM from Oppomart). Sadly, it still contained the aforementioned malware.
Then I tried removing this app/malware with several apps from the Google Play Store, which didn't work (they need root access).
I found an explanation of how to root my Zuk Z2 via http://androiding.how/root-zuk-z2-and-z2-pro-install-twrp-recovery/. That website mentioned XDA as well: http://forum.xda-developers.com/zuk...andard-pro-t3415395/post67680272#post67680272.
Do you reckon this is a trusted method? I have never rooted a phone before (it was quite an achievement for me to even flash a "new" ROM). Will I be at risk of bricking the phone?
My questions to you are: is this app/malware very hazardous? What does it do? Is my phone safe to use? What is the easiest way to delete it? Or should I try a completely different approach to this problem?
Thanks in advance for your help and please let me know if you need additional information!

DutchZukZ2 said:
Hi everyone! I'm new to this forum.
I bought the Zuk Z2 (standard) from Oppomart and everything is fine, except for one thing. I installed the Malwarebytes app, which found 1 malware/trojan named: "Android/Trojan.Spy.Smforw.l". It can be found in /system/priv-app/Liulangbao/Liulangbao.apk.
I'm pretty new to Chinese phones, and with help from the ZUI OS 1.9.044 ROM posted on this forum (along with an explanation of how to flash it) I managed to flash the original ROM (which turned out identical to the ROM from Oppomart). Sadly, it still contained the aforementioned malware.
Then I tried removing this app/malware with several apps from the Google Play Store, which didn't work (they need root access).
I found an explanation of how to root my Zuk Z2 via http://androiding.how/root-zuk-z2-and-z2-pro-install-twrp-recovery/. That website mentioned XDA as well: http://forum.xda-developers.com/zuk...andard-pro-t3415395/post67680272#post67680272.
Do you reckon this is a trusted method? I have never rooted a phone before (it was quite an achievement for me to even flash a "new" ROM). Will I be at risk of bricking the phone?
My questions to you are: is this app/malware very hazardous? What does it do? Is my phone safe to use? What is the easiest way to delete it? Or should I try a completely different approach to this problem?
Thanks in advance for your help and please let me know if you need additional information!
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Google tells me that liulangbao is a traffic exchange bot, similar to Jingling(this is for PC), people use it to exchange "visits" on others website(most of them are ad to make cash) with their own visit to others in background, it will for so use resources, internet data, and maybe install other viruses through malware-sites. I think you can delete that app just rooting your device, installing lucky patcher and if it finds that app in system you can directly uninstall it. Otherwise use root, and an root explorer to find that .apk and delete it.
However you'll need to root your device in any way.
That web-site seems legit, it publics various root methods for multiple devices, and it's well organized.
Give it a shot, being rooted is better than botted

KronozFX said:
Google tells me that liulangbao is a traffic exchange bot, similar to Jingling(this is for PC), people use it to exchange "visits" on others website(most of them are ad to make cash) with their own visit to others in background, it will for so use resources, internet data, and maybe install other viruses through malware-sites. I think you can delete that app just rooting your device, installing lucky patcher and if it finds that app in system you can directly uninstall it. Otherwise use root, and an root explorer to find that .apk and delete it.
However you'll need to root your device in any way.
That web-site seems legit, it publics various root methods for multiple devices, and it's well organized.
Give it a shot, being rooted is better than botted
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Thank you very much KronozFX for your advice! I may give that a shot. Do you think the risk of bricking the phone is high using this rooting method?
Does anyone else have advice?

DutchZukZ2 said:
Thank you very much KronozFX for your advice! I may give that a shot. Do you think the risk of bricking the phone is high using this rooting method?
Does anyone else have advice?
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No, i also have a friend who has rooted the device .)

KronozFX said:
No, i also have a friend who has rooted the device .)
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Did he remove Liuliangbao as well? Would he (and you) be willing to supply a detailed description for a noob like me of how to root it and delete Liuliangbao?

DutchZukZ2 said:
Did he remove Liuliangbao as well? Would he (and you) be willing to supply a detailed description for a noob like me of how to root it and delete Liuliangbao?
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He rooted as the guide you linked, and then he used lucky patcher to remove it i think

KronozFX said:
He rooted as the guide you linked, and then he used lucky patcher to remove it i think
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Thanks I may just have to give it a go!

DutchZukZ2 said:
Hi everyone! I'm new to this forum.
I bought the Zuk Z2 (standard) from Oppomart and everything is fine, except for one thing. I installed the Malwarebytes app, which found 1 malware/trojan named: "Android/Trojan.Spy.Smforw.l". It can be found in /system/priv-app/Liulangbao/Liulangbao.apk.
I'm pretty new to Chinese phones, and with help from the ZUI OS 1.9.044 ROM posted on this forum (along with an explanation of how to flash it) I managed to flash the original ROM (which turned out identical to the ROM from Oppomart). Sadly, it still contained the aforementioned malware.
Then I tried removing this app/malware with several apps from the Google Play Store, which didn't work (they need root access).
I found an explanation of how to root my Zuk Z2 via http://androiding.how/root-zuk-z2-and-z2-pro-install-twrp-recovery/. That website mentioned XDA as well: http://forum.xda-developers.com/zuk...andard-pro-t3415395/post67680272#post67680272.
Do you reckon this is a trusted method? I have never rooted a phone before (it was quite an achievement for me to even flash a "new" ROM). Will I be at risk of bricking the phone?
My questions to you are: is this app/malware very hazardous? What does it do? Is my phone safe to use? What is the easiest way to delete it? Or should I try a completely different approach to this problem?
Thanks in advance for your help and please let me know if you need additional information!
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Can you give a quick review about this phone? I'm interested in it. Any issues? (Except the malware software that you already mentioned) Pros and cons? Thanks

langkhack18 said:
Can you give a quick review about this phone? I'm interested in it. Any issues? (Except the malware software that you already mentioned) Pros and cons? Thanks
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Sure, no worries. It's actually not my phone as I bought it for the missus. She likes the phone a lot (coming from a Huawei Ascend P7), let me break it down in the pros and cons she has encountered.
Pros:
- It's very quick
- It snaps photos right the instance you press the button (no delays)
- Picture quality is good (although we both aren't too critical)
- Good battery life. It lasts a lot longer than her previous phone (on lollipop with a 2500 mAh battery which she often had to connect to a powerbank during the day)
- The fingerprint scanner is a treat. It works every time and quickly as well (you don't have to wake the phone/screen before the scanner works)
- The size of the phone. She would have preferred an even smaller device, but there's no real contender in the sub 5" category.
- Premium look and feel
Cons:
- Still some Chinese although language is set to English (e.g. the weather app which is embedded in the homescreen)
- Some apps won't work (properly). For example Twilight (the app that filters blue light) crashes immediately when opened and the phone won't receive messages in WhatsApp if the app isn't opened (and locked via recent apps). So she had to choose a different blue light filter app and she needs to constantly have WhatsApp opened.
- No Dutch (which isn't too big of an issue for her)
I hope this was of help to you!

Hi!
If you don't want root your device then you can install a firewall app and block that Liulangbao app.
Also here is a comprehensive thread about Liulangbao: http://zukfans.eu/community/threads/liulangbao.304/

SOLVED
##EN
How to remove the liuliangbao.apk app from StockROM 2.5.462 (Zuk Z2 Pro) - without root
Step 1:
Enable USB Debugging (in the developer tools).
Step2:
Open Minimal ADB and Fastboot
Step3:
Write the command: adb devices
Step4:
Write the command: adb shell
Step5:
Write the command: pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.oupeng.max.sdk
Wait a few moments until you see: Success
Restart the mobile phone and check again with malwarebytes. There will be no more viruses in the system. =)
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Como remover a app liuliangbao.apk sem root da StockROM 2.5.462 (Zuk Z2 Pro)
Passo1:
Ativar o USB Debugging (nas ferramentas de programador).
Passo2:
Abrir o Minimal ADB and Fastboot
Passo3:
Escrever o comando: adb devices
Passo4:
Escrever o comando: adb shell
Passo5:
Escrever o comando: pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.oupeng.max.sdk
Aguardar uns instantes até aparecer: Success
Reiniciar o telemóvel e verificar novamente com o malwarebytes. Já não irá ter vírus no sistema. =)
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Great story dude. It was like you accidentally murdered someone and asking for help.

P30 Lite MAR-LX2 FRP/Downgrade/Flash tool

Ciao guys,
I have a problem with this goddamn device: Huawei P30 Lite. It's about one week I'm trying to downgrade it 'cause there is the FRP situation (the owner has wiped data/cache and he forgot his e-mail and pw of his Google account). I tried EVERYTHING: dongle, keys, unlock softwares, downgrades but nothing to do. This particular device is from Singapore (Region code C636) and is called MAR-LX2. At the moment the only upgrade I can do is from the 9.1.0.310 to the 9.1.0.215 firmware.
Could you help me?
Love you guys, waiting for your help.
Best regards,
Enrico

No one could help me?

lordfreedom93 said:
No one could help me?
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Bro i also have this phone... & I have this situation
Kindly help me... The extracted apk of Always on display (downloaded from xda) dont work on my p30lite like hw,recorder worked as an emveded feature of my phone after installing it via xda
I want this feature but without any other app bcz they consume bettery & interfere when i unlock my phone (I've tried using glance plus or other AOD apks form playstore)
I want this function in My settings & as a default feature like hwRecorder (hwRecorder wasnt in my phone built-in,i installed it from by downloaing from XDA.

same problem here any solution thanks