Wireless Moot

[Dave12308]

A brick renders a phone inoperable

Especially if you drop it on said phone from a decent height

 

[sargentmajord]

Especially if you drop it on said phone from a decent height

Omg really? -_-

 

[jayrod]

A brick renders a phone inoperable

Especially if you drop it on said phone from a decent height

...or you try to overclock it until it screams out in agony.
Poor phones.

 

[Dave12308]

Omg really? -_-

That's what I've been told. I'm not willing to test the theory for you, though! :biggrin:

 

[Dave12308]

...or you try to overclock it until it screams out in agony.
Poor phones.

*LOL* I was implying that if you drop a brick (the building material) on a phone, it will render it inoperable! :biggrin:

 

[sargentmajord]

...or you try to overclock it until it screams out in agony.
Poor phones.

More like screams in ecstasy ^_^

 

[jayrod]

*LOL* I was implying that if you drop a brick (the building material) on a phone, it will render it inoperable! :biggrin:

Yeah..I know...but I had to throw the phone genocide thing in there as well :biggrin:

 

[jayrod]

More like screams in ecstasy ^_^

You sir are a sick individual!

 

[Dave12308]

Yeah..I know...but I had to throw the phone genocide thing in there as well :biggrin:

*LMAO* Sarge better be careful though, or he might be arrested by the ASPCP (American Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Phones).

 

[sargentmajord]

You sir are a sick individual!

What ever u know she likes it ^_^

 

[Dave12308]

More like screams in ecstasy ^_^

That wasn't the phone screaming, that was your smoke alarm

 

[Captain Crypto]

I'm stuck. I read through the FAQ twice. I downloaded and installed, in the order presented, each of the files in the HoB thread. The battery is sufficiently charged. The phone is connected to the computer (Win 7 32bit) via USB 2.0, is set to Charge Only, and in USB Debugging mode. I started up HoB, selected 1) 246 Options, and then 1) Install 246, and then yes to transfer to sd card. I'm getting error messages telling me that adb is not recognized as an internal or external command. adb is, in fact, installed on my system because I used it with my OG Droid. adb is in my PATH (or whatever it's called in Windows) because I can execute it anywhere.

I started reading through the comments in the HoB thread but there are a hundred pages to go through. I tried Googling it, too. What am I doing wrong?

 

[jayrod]

*lmao* sarge better be careful though, or he might be arrested by the aspcp (american society for prevention of cruelty to phones).

hahahahaha!

 

[SamuriHL]

adb is in the HoB utils dir. Your install is messed up if it's not finding it.

 

[sargentmajord]

I'm stuck. I read through the FAQ twice. I downloaded and installed, in the order presented, each of the files in the HoB thread. The battery is sufficiently charged. The phone is connected to the computer (Win 7 32bit) via USB 2.0, is set to Charge Only, and in USB Debugging mode. I started up HoB, selected 1) 246 Options, and then 1) Install 246, and then yes to transfer to sd card. I'm getting error messages telling me that adb is not recognized as an internal or external command. adb is, in fact, installed on my system because I used it with my OG Droid. adb is in my PATH (or whatever it's called in Windows) because I can execute it anywhere.

I started reading through the comments in the HoB thread but there are a hundred pages to go through. I tried Googling it, too. What am I doing wrong?

Bionic adb an ogdroid adb are completely different they are dedicated drivers for each phone