yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Phone 7 General] tanneji:
I actually had the same issue. The problem was that i was trying to set it up manually. If you do the automatic setup (where you just add an account instead of manual - cant think of the exact term) and put in all of your sign in stuff i.e. yourname@googleappsaddress.com, then WP7 will find out all the proper info and plug it in for you. I have it done on 2 separate g apps accounts and both work flawlessly.
[Windows Phone 7 General] nanoware:
wow small world, someone with my exact problem.

Settings --> email & accounts --> add an account --> [Select Google].

Like that?

Still not working, wonder what the deal is..... i spent like 2 hours the other night trying EVERYTHING, and no success. I have Google Sync enabled in my admin panel of the apps account , do you think its not working because my email addy is the mail admin account??
[Windows Phone 7 General] brokenflipside:
Google apps is basically an exchange server...

Google apps is basically an exchange server, that being said, set it up as an outlook account.

server= m.google.com

Username= name@yourdomain.com

Domain= leave blank

Select use SSL.

On a side note: I have had every major mobile OS over the years and wp7 is by far the best. Yes there is development work to be done by MS and the homebrew community.

Speaking of which anyone know anything about unlocking or xapping the HTC arrive? I am a little worried to try it myself.

Applied from my Arrive.
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
Actually it would be best for Microsoft if they would "shut down" the homebrew community and do the development themselves. And from the looks of it, Microsoft is at least a year behind Google and its OEM Partners, and Apple as far as development is concerned.

By the time Mango hits (the first feature update that matters), Google will have a new stable version of Android out (or two?) and Apple will have released one or two major updates to iOS.

Not to mention RIM's QNX BBOS will be on the horizon and WebOS may have a major update by then as well as new phones and tablets.

Moving way too slow. Don't think any homebrew community can help them with that, especially since homebrew "patchwork" doesn't apply to all devices and all the devices are carrier locked (at least in the US).

Starting to feel glad I still have my Vibrant, TBQH... I'm somewhat disillusioned now...
[Windows Phone 7 General] nanoware:
was putting wrong pass, thanks guys
[Windows Phone 7 General] nanoware:
android is not going to progress how it should too much fragmentation., its basically still beta it will always end up being slow or lag after a while. i honestly think if they would have named windows phone 7 something else, it would have take off better. they are still burned from the original windows mobile O.S. every time i tell people i know i got a windows phone they say"oh that **** always lags and freezes" .

the two things i think wp7 needs right now for it to be perfect is the webOS type multi tasking and it will rule, and more quality apps. both of which are coming later this year
[Windows Phone 7 General] blanket:
it needs to change people's perception of windows phone 7

most people on the street will react the same way your friends did

when i told them it's a windows phone, they go 'oh. it's too laggy already'

then i show them my phone and told them to go ahead but they'll give reasons like it's microsoft, it WILL lag, blah blah blah
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
WP7's cosmetics are fine. App switching through properly implemented backgrounding/tombstoning is decent enough, IMO. An App switcher will be nice, though.

The issues with it are mostly under the hood and in the settings menu (well, rather which settings that don't exist). Also, Microsoft's stance IRT which APIs are available is borderline suicidal. That in and of itself is keeping tons of useful apps off of WP7.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
I think the Sprint users are waiting for the HTC EVO 3D; that thing is sexy. I see where HTC is really focusing they're efforts.
[Windows Phone 7 General] 95FormulaTA:
Loving the Arrive so far! Been waiting a long time for something to come out from Sprint worth upgrading from my Vogue. Only issues I have found so far is the Notification LED issue and the 160 character limit on the text message that shouldn't be happening.
[Windows Phone 7 General] matts4313:
Im with you. Those complaints, along with a hard to reach power buttons are the only dislikes. I like this phone signficantly more than the Epic it replaced.
[Windows Phone 7 General] hypedave:
I picked up my HTC Arrive on 3/27/2011. My previous phone was the HTC Evo Shift, the batter exploded on me while using the Hot Spot. This phone rocks!!

I started out with the Samsung Instinct, moved over to the HTC Touch Pro, then to Palm Pre, then to Samsung Epic, and then to the HTC Evo Shift.

I am really going to miss Android but I am glad to be back on an actually functioning Windows 7 mobile phone. The interface is snappy, the phone is responsive. Battery life has been very impressive compared to my previous Android phones and task management App.

I was going to switch from the Evo Shift to the Evo. What sold me was I could have the ability to sync my google accounts and this things has Zune built in. Okay not an ipod and never thought I would get along with any type of Zune Device.

The only thing I dislike is the hidden microsd card, I've got a 32bg micosd waiting to put in this baby. When I connect it to the pc, it doesn't mount as a drive. All in all, i'm digging everything about this phone. Since my battery on my Evo shift exploded I didn't have to pay for this phone. I recieved a free HTC Arrive and Dell Inspiron 11z netbook for $50!
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
^ Damn, that was a deal!
[Fascinate Android Development] adrynalyne:
They haven't been heavily tested, but IRC seems relatively content with them. Mind you, these were never meant for the Fascinate, but the Mesmerize.

Voodoo

ec10_voodoo.zip

or

http://adbdev.com/danknub/ec10_voodoo.zip

Nonvoodoo

ec10_nonvoodoo.zip

or

http://adbdev.com/danknub/ec10_nonvoodoo.zip

Once again, thanks jt1134 for his scripts.
[Fascinate Android Development] lucas.scott:
ill give it a go . thank you .
[Fascinate Android Development] khanable:
Downloading now. Any notable differences over your eb16 kernel?
[Fascinate Android Development] Zacisblack:
Hi Adrynalyne!
[Fascinate Android Development] ajd88:
Just installed. Everything's looking good so far. Will need more time with it though. Thanks.
[Fascinate Android Development] bobloblaw1:
Installing now. Hopefully no explosions =P

EDIT: I've played with it for 5 or 10 minutes now. Seems quite nice. I'll test the battery and all that fun stuff tomorrow.

Thanks adrynalyne.
[Fascinate Android Development] chargerfn909:
Curious about this, however my battery is just settling in on EB01 so ill wait and see what everyone thinks...
[Fascinate Android Development] kuronosan:
A description of features would be nice, thanks!
[Fascinate Android Development] midnight93933:
Downloading and installing
[Fascinate Android Development] MaskaMage:
Same here, but since i'm still getting only 30hrs max on light usage I figure what the heck.... give it a try.
[Fascinate Android Development] fitti28:
What is different from the [KERNEL][3.15.2011]EB16 Kernels?

Can we flash EC10 right over the EB16 Kernel?

Hotspot monitoring dummy kernel in both versions?
[Fascinate Android Development] bobloblaw1:
I wiped both caches (dalvik+ regular) and then flashed right over EB16. No issues here.

I don't know about the monitoring dummy kernel but I'd be surprised if it wasn't in here.
[Fascinate Android Development] chargerfn909:
That's excellent! I never go easy, between texting, this place, and the web in general in lucky to get 17 or so hours lol.. I can charge all day at work or whenever I need if I'm not going to be home though..
[Fascinate Android Development] thefunkbot:
You should be fine flashing over eb16 but adrynalyn would have said they have the dummy file if they did. Plus they are very new (ec10 is code for march 10th 2011), so I doubt they have any mods yet.
[Fascinate Android Development] adrynalyne:
They have the dummy file.

There, I made you honest.

;)
[Fascinate Android Development] bobloblaw1:
Not that it matters, but for those interested Quadrant scores (voodoo):

1470, 1593, 1659, 1641

So don't use your precious Quadrants as a reason to not install this ;)
[Fascinate Android Development] rivaaaa253:
So an average quadrant of 1600??
[Fascinate Android Development] djp952:
Flashed over SC 2.9.1 w/ stock EB01 kernel ... (non-voodoo here)

>

Wifi still works!

Already major improvement over the EB16s for me.

> *228/2 PRL update worked

> Still holding a wakelock on Gps Location Provider on boot, don't know if that has anything to do with the Kernel or not. Running a GPS app clears the lock just as it did before.

> Quadrant (non-voodoo): 946

So far so good. Will see how the battery is tomorrow.

cat /proc/version:

Linux version 2.6.32.9 (mwhero@NACDMA-BUILD-SVR8) (gc version 4.4.1 (Sourcery G++ Lite 2009q3-67) ) #1 Thu Mar 10 12:52:44 KST 2011

Many thanks as always Adrynalyne!!
[Fascinate Android Development] GizmoDroid:
Description:

It does mostly everything EB16 does, in mostly the same way.

Unfortunately, Verizon isn't nice enough to include a changelog in their leaked beta internal release software.

There seems to be a misunderstanding about what happens when stock beta kernels are leaked. Maybe people are coming from devices that have custom compiled kernels, where the kernel dev actually helped modify the source code. In this case, yes, a dev will know most everything about said kernel.

This is not the case with leaked stock kernels (or any leaked data). The person who posts the leaked data is rarely an active part of development with the pre-compiled source code. They usually can only see exactly what you see: a compiled binary file. They usually install them on their phone, do some general testing to make sure basic functionality is intact, then they give them to the public.

That's where the public comes in. There are virtually infinite amounts of configurations on everyones' phones. The leaker usually only has one phone. If they are thorough, they MAY test it in a few different environments. Everyone has something unique about their set up or something that they really care about and notice about the behavior of their phone. However, no dev or even a small group of beta testers have the time or resources to test every single application/configuration/feature.

On top of this, the public wants immediate leaks ("You've been running something newer than me?! I WANT IT NOW"). They want the bleeding edge, without any of the bleeding edge problems. This creates a conflict between someone sitting on a leak for too long vs. thoroughly testing a kernel.

So if that's too long of a story, or I haven't made myself clear, I offer this summary: You are the beta testers. You are the changelog writers. You find out the description of features. The leaker merely leaks. Someone who actually cares a bit about public safety/performance (like Adryn) will take an additional step and optimize/mod/lightly test. But after that, the public is just one giant test group, and this is the way it is supposed to be.

If that scares anyone, they are welcome to wait a while and read through people's reports of their experiences with the kernel. If that is still too scary, then I hear that Verizon might be releasing this software on the 12th of Never.

And just in case I hurt anyone's feelings, I'm not singling you two out, and I'm not flaming you. This is a general public post aimed at addressing the overall concern behind this issue that comes up in every new dev thread. You both seem genuine and non-confrontational, but there is a wide range of people who come into these types of threads and whine and complain. So it's nearly guaranteed that someone else will enter and be like "OMG guize my phone iz broked how come you didnt say phone is broked???!!!!!" Then, everyone can point to this post. :)
[Fascinate Android Development] redgryphon:
Very nicely said. But i think most of the time when people ask they are not trying to be rude or annoying. They are just not aware or hoping the person who leaked it might have the changelog as well.

Thanks adrynalyne...
[Fascinate Android Development] MaskaMage:
1508 quadrant score w/ voodoo, flashed directly over EB16. guess i'll see how the battery fares today.
[Fascinate Android Development] Grimis:
Well said Giz ;)
[Fascinate Android Development] jenisiz:
Gizmo...agreed, hence my sig. Been rockin it for awhile cuz i'm tired of the *****en.
[Fascinate Android Development] Syn Ack:
Ah what the hell, I'll try it.
[Fascinate Android Development] islandtime:
me too, why not
[Fascinate Android Development] Syn Ack:
I'll take that back. Nonvoodoo link takes you to the page but download fails to initiate.
[Fascinate Android Development] fitti28:
I downloaded file and was able to flash using the nonvoodoo link. I actually just tried it again and the file was there to download. try again
[Fascinate Android Development] Syn Ack:
Crap... Or I could just try on my phone since its only 5mb... lol.
[Fascinate Android Development] fitti28:
let me know if you dont get it. I could pm it to you
[Fascinate Android Development] lane32x:
Same. Nothing happens after I tell Mediafire to download. Anyone got a mirror up yet?
[Fascinate Android Development] Syn Ack:
Google Chrome isn't cooperating with MediaFire today. I just went to the same link with Firefox 4 and I got it perfectly.
[Fascinate Android Development] suppliesidejesus:
Battery life has been pretty stellar. On my 45 minute drive home, my battery dropped from 100% to 76% while using GPS and music over bluetooth.

On EB16, it would have drained to 67%.

Just my experience tonight, we'll see how long term use goes.

Sent from my Fascinate using the XDA app
[Fascinate Android Development] DevinLeFevere:
45 min drive home from work?!! :eek:
[Fascinate Android Development] crispybacon:
mirrors

here are some mirrors, hope they work for everyone...

http://adbdev.com/danknub/SF_EC10_Voodoo.zip

http://adbdev.com/danknub/SF_EC10_Non-Voodoo.zip

enjoy
[Fascinate Android Development] ezas:
Links worked well. Download took about a minute.
[Fascinate Android Development] zakth:
Thanks for the files. I'm downloading now and will respond again once I have a chance to fully test it. BTW, really love using Chrome to Phone... makes downloading this stuff so much easier.
[Fascinate Android Development] suppliesidejesus:
Ain't no thang but a chicken wang.

That came out wrong.
[Fascinate Android Development] breaker911:
Flashed right over eb16 without wiping anything and no problems.
[Fascinate Android Development] rushfanx1:
Wiped both Caches and Flashed over EB01 about 5 mins ago.

Will report back any issues

Update: 8:45am.... Cant get on the internet. I can make calls. Send/receive text/mms. GPS seems to work... But no internet connection
[Fascinate Android Development] gfosco:
Flashed over EB01 kernel, no wiping... everything looks good so far, tested text/mms successfully.
[Fascinate Android Development] AlexDeGruven:
What of it? :) Mine's 45 minutes on a GOOD day. Tomorrow could be 2 hours+ due to the potential for freezing rain overnight. Yay Michigan!
[Fascinate Android Development] ryanf:
The bad thing is u had to use gps to get home. Lol. Forget where u went? Jk
[Fascinate Android Development] Syn Ack:
So far everything works. Haven't tried GPS though.

Edit - GPS is still slow to lock.
[Fascinate Android Development] xHoLyx:
Thx adryn n jt :)

Just flashed over EB01. It seems like everything is working fine. Havent tried gps cuz I dont use it :P
[Fascinate Android Development] bobloblaw1:
Had an interesting issue. Not sure if its kernel related but it never happened before flashing this kernel.

Basically, my power button turned into a screen capture button after opening the browser. I tried to reboot my phone but only succeeded in taking lots of pictures. :)

A battery pull seems have fixed it though..
[Fascinate Android Development] NuclearEMP:
can this be applied to Vanilla FroYo AOSP v0.9.3 ?
[Fascinate Android Development] k rock:
I know I can't wait for all the ice!

Back on track.

EC10v flies, love it everything works good.

Sent from my SC'd NitroDark v3 Fascinate
[Fascinate Android Development] DaleV:
Thanks Adrynalyne I am going to give this a try today. Since SC 2.9.1 with EB16 kernal is working flawlessly for me, I will let you know if anything odd happens.

EDIT: so after 2 days, no problems. after downloading a couple of apps one gave me some fc issues, but after installing an update to the app everything good, must been the app. much better battery life and os seen far more responsive and stable. Once again you give us what Viz and Samsung can't seem to, improvements. thanks Adryanlyne, you da man.
[Fascinate Android Development] garywojdan81:
Hey, I'm a Michigander as well, up in the Grayling area where the same storm is supposed dump 6-12" of snow. Whereabouts are you, if it's ok to ask?
[Fascinate Android Development] onionz:
Lol.
[Fascinate Android Development] AlexDeGruven:
<---- See here. Work at least.

To remain on topic: I'm heading out to lunch in a moment. Hoping to load the EC10 kernel when I return.

Where have the leakers been lately? It's been more than a month since we've seen anything sneak out the VZ/Sammy doors.
[Fascinate Android Development] CHANGiism:
That basically happens when for some reason, your back key is "locked" pressed. Screen capture happens when back key and power key is pressed simultaneously. If something like this happens again, you can press back key a few times and it will come out of that "locked" mode and you can use your power key again.
[Fascinate Android Development] fortesquieu:
This kernel seems to have fixed the battery drain on EB01 kernel. :D

For once, my battery would stay during idle!
[Fascinate Android Development] chargerfn909:
Did you wipe battery stats? How long were you running EB01?

The first day or 2 my battery SUCKED on EB01 (even after doing the whole bstats script etc), by day 3 it was improving and now its pretty damn solid. Not sure if its like that for everyone but it definitely takes my phone a few days to get back on track.

It seems like every phone is different as some reported great batt life with EB16 and crappy for EB01, but for me its the exact opposite..
[Fascinate Android Development] Joe T:
I had the same issue. I went into settings, applications, running services there's a "ScreeCaptureService". When I stopped it, I no longer have the issue and the power button turns my screen off. Hope it helps.
[Fascinate Android Development] murd0ck77:
I have been running this last night since it showed up on IRC. I am running AOSP (latest version).

As far as battery life, I can not comment since it was charging all night. What I will mention is that this locks FAST for GPS and is accurate. 8 feet accuracy within 30 seconds, so I am really pleased with that. Wifi works the same, though when I first installed it kept connecting and then disconnecting but a simple reboot fixed that issue.

I did run a quadrant score and got a 2085.

Again, thanks man this one is very nice..

Murd0ck...

P.S. - To those of you in Ann Arbor, MI.. Many of drunken day spent at the bars out there... The Blind Pig still alive?
[Fascinate Android Development] AlexDeGruven:
Flashed cleanly over SC2.9. Seems good so far. I'll cycle the battery after I leave work today to see what kind of life I get.

And yes, the Blind Pig is still alive and kicking.
[Fascinate Android Development] Phasze:
Make sure you're not holding down the volume down button at the same time.
[Fascinate Android Development] onemotodroid:
Battery is holding up much better with this kernel

i will complete battry drain test tonight

EC10 is holding up well

running DR v3 voodo - EC10v
[Fascinate Android Development] luke949:
I have noticed that it no longer buzzes when the screen turns on while talking to someone. Very nice!
[Fascinate Android Development] harpdoc:
My 2.91SC Voodoo phone seems to be running noticeably faster with this kernal. Quadrant score is slightly higher, but in real life there's a clear difference. I'm surprised by this, since I really hadn't noticed any speed difference in previous kernals or versions of SC. Thanks Adrynalyn.
[Fascinate Android Development] bradlove17:
I can confirm this! Looks like this kernel just shuts off the soft key back lights when you make a call. Nice little change.
[Fascinate Android Development] luke949:
also, i have been experiencing much better battery life, compared to the EB16 kernel.
[Fascinate Android Development] cowman4000:
How does this compare to the EB01 kernel for battery life?
[Fascinate Android Development] bobloblaw1:
Most people have said that its better. A few have said battery life is worse. You won't know unless you try it.
[Fascinate Android Development] BIBUBO BCJ:
With EB01 Kernel, gaming for 2 hours (in Airplane Mode),the battery capacity dropped to 50%

With EB16 Kernel, gaming for 2 hours (in Airplane Mode), the battery capacity dropped to 54%

With EC10 Kernel, gaming for 2 hours (in Airplane Mode), the battery capacity dropped to 60%, very good, right?

Test in SC 2.9.1
[Fascinate Android Development] sgtflick:
Everything seems to be running seemingly faster. Haven't tested battery life yet, but will tomorrow at work.

One question though, should I see a kernel version or build change in settings? I'm still seeing EB01
[Fascinate Android Development] superchunkwii:
Nice comparison. Anyone have something like this with wifi on?

Turning on wifi is the only time I ever notice abnormal battery drops.
[Fascinate Android Development] garywojdan81:
Has anyone noticed better memory mgmt with this ec10 kernel? I use process monitor widget to watch mem & cpu load & so far this seems to be more responsive to adjusting for different loads than either eb01 or eb16. I'm using voodoo btw.
[Fascinate Android Development] xjestersdeadx:
same for me!!~
[Fascinate Android Development] Hypnosis4U2NV:
I go through the same thing.. WiFi sucks alot more juice than data..

Flashed from my Fascinate running SFC v2.9.1/EB16 V00D00..
[Fascinate Android Development] neyenlives:
So why would someone want to flash this kernel? Any measurable claims?
[Fascinate Android Development] Sithben24:
I can say from the first 5 minutes that it has made games noticeably faster. I play Baseball Superstars a lot, and it has been lagging something awful since its update. But as soon as I flashed this kernel, the lag has gone away. Nothing funky after an hour of playing games. So I think I will stick with it.

I also get the same wifi battery problems so I don't use it that often.
[Fascinate Android Development] scarfman4:
I go to a church in another town that gets crappy VZ service so it switches to an extended network w/o data. So when I'm there I turn off data. On EB01v and EB16v I would lose a percent maybe every 30-40 minutes without hardly any use. On EC01v tonight I had data off and stayed at 70% for at least 70 minutes. Amazing!
[Fascinate Android Development] Toddw:
I've installed directly over EB01 and all seems to be working fine. I haven't had it long enough to tell anything about the battery but am very anxious. I haven't seen the high quadrant scores I've seen talked about in other posts either. Mine's 1453 though I don't put much stock in quadrant scores. Under settings my phone baseband is still EB01. Should that change or did I not install right? I did it in recovery like I've done everything else so I feel confident in that part.
[Fascinate Android Development] Hypnosis4U2NV:
It's displaying correctly..

Flashed from my Fascinate running SFC v2.9.1/EC10 V00D00..