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[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Unless the very newest (v15 of Tazz's and v2.2 of GSB) just added that boot animation, the boot animations that both of them use (I've flashed both of them - not the newest version now - and currently have GSB 2.1 flashed), the boot animation is not the same as these 3D versions. AFAIK, the boot animations they include are the default CyanogenMod boot animations. These are enhanced versions of it.

Did either of those newest versions of those just add the 3D version?

I think I do know how to go about mass resizing any pictures. The easiest way for me, as a registered owner of Directory Opus for Windows, it has built in ability to resize from a right-click on one or multiple files in a lister.

Off topic, but Directory Opus has been the premier (admittedly not free) file manager for Windows since they came out with the Windows version, which started at v6, because all versions before that were specifically made for the Commodore Amiga, and I had started out many years ago using Directory Opus v2 on that platform. It isn't cheap, but it's worth it. Definitely for the power user or programmer. I belong to the first of those categories - I haven't programmed anything more than a batch file in years.

Edit: I just checked and GSB v2.2 does indeed still use the default CyanogenMod boot animation, not one of these 3D ones. Take a closer look at them, they're even nicer. :D
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] roirraW "edor" ehT:
I left a PM for the author asking if I can resize the PNGs and release the Eris'd boot animations here.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Released the MDPI version of Six6Sicks' v2 with his permission.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] B3L13V3:
I prefer my development be in a Linux environment but thats just me, I will search for something similar to Opus in Ubuntu and post my findings. Also thanks for v1 but sorry I was mistaken but I'm running v15 of Tazz's Gingerbread rom and I do have v2 boot anim so its just his...
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] roirraW "edor" ehT:
No worries!

Still off topic, but I sure wish Directory Opus was made for many platforms. Choice is good, and I switch back and forth depending on what I'm doing although I certainly concentrate on Windows. The closest you'll likely find in anything but Directory Opus itself, whether for Windows, Linux, or anything, is a dual lister file manager; it's most basic feature is being able to navigate two (or more) separate locations in order to copy/move/other file(s) between them. Of course, Directory Opus goes so way beyond that.

The earliest examples of similar utilities for DOS, as early as 1986 are Norton Commander and I think later, PC-Tools. There are other freeware (and shareware) utilities that are much simpler than Directory Opus for every platform, but they are also quite lacking as well. Not just bells and whistles but actual practical advanced abilities, too.

Actually, there's at least one dual-lister Android app for file management, too. I believe it's called Ghost Commander. Wouldn't surprise me if it gets both names from the "Norton" brand, now owned by Symantec, but originally by Peter Norton, who sold to Symantec in 1990.

Now I'm way off topic, but taking a trip back in history. Norton Utilities started in 1982. :)

Sorry for the deep, deep digression.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] roirraW "edor" ehT:
I accidentally put the screenshot for v1 up instead of v2. The correct screenshot is now in post #1. The zip file was correct, just not the picture in that post.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Skaven252:
Hello all,

I'm having problems upgrading my HTC Touch Pro2 to Energy ROM (Standard). It's probably a problem with the connection rather than the upgrade.

I downloaded the Standard Energy ROM for Touch Pro2 from EnergyRoms.com, and did everything as specified in the instructions: made sure the battery is charged, and established an ActiveSync connection.

However, when I proceed with the upgrade, the following happens:

1) ActiveSync disconnects

2) HTC USB Upgrade software gets auto-installed (if it's the first time run on that PC)

3) The ROM upgrade starts, and progress bars appear both on the phone screen and on the PC utility

4) .... nothing happens. The progress bars stay at 0% for a few minutes.

5) The upgrade utility reports there is a communication error [262: Update Error].

No harm done: after removing and replacing the battery, the phone works as previously. Something just doesn't let the ROM upgrade through. I've tried this on two WinXP PCs and one Win7 PC already.

Note: Currently there is no SIM card in the phone. But I suppose this is not relevant? (haven't tried it with the SIM card present yet)

Anyone else run into this problem? Any insights appreciated.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] doodaa1:
Maybe a dumb observation... but you don't specifically mention if you've done the hard-spl step?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Skaven252:
Thank you for your reply. Not a dumb observation at all, the joke is on me. I haven't done that step. I didn't know. n44b. :)

I'm located in Finland and ordered my phone from the UK so it's a GSM phone. After posting this question I did some Googling around but only found links to old threads which I wasn't sure if they were still valid.

I presume there's a recent, up to date thread on the subject somewhere here?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Skaven252:
Ah, found it, via the Wiki:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=550131

All right, then! :) I'll attempt update again later this week.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Skaven252:
All done. And all this went easier than I thought (the only obstacle I ran into was that I had to disable my anti-virus while hard-SPLing).

Yes, it's very stable and fast. I can't believe my phone is still operational after being left alone overnight. Before this, my TP2 (with official HTC ROM updates) froze 3-5 times a day and had to be reset by removing the battery.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] doodaa1:
Welcome to the world of custom ROMs. Good luck with your new addiciton. ;)
[Android Themes] Genesia:
I'd like to know if there's any chance to have a port of this Apps to custom Roms ?

Actually, it seems to be limited to Cyano Mod :'(
[Android Themes] nhnt11:
Technically, since the theme chooser is open source, any AOSP ROM can have it as long as the dev includes it. Just ask the dev. TMobile has all the source code on their github.
[Thunderbolt General] RafficaX:
so its confirmed only 4gb storage and not the 8 gb?
[Thunderbolt General] R1lover:
That's what it shows and it would also make sense with what we are seeing for numbers.

I'm thinking it's correct!
[Thunderbolt General] ilogik:
What's wireless charging?
[Thunderbolt General] madfatter:
If this only has 4 gb emmc, then verizon is straight lying on theri website and I am a little pissed as well. This is straight from their site :

Specifications

Dimensions

* 4.75" x 2.44" x 0.56" inches

* Weight: 6.23oz (with standard battery)

Operating System

* Android 2.2 with HTC Sense 2.0

Display

* 4.3" capacitive touch screen

* 480x800 WVGA display

* Orientation in portrait and landscape

Keyboard

* Touch screen QWERTY Keyboard

Battery

* Usage: 378 mins OR

* Standby: 330 hours

* SAR 1.2 W/kg @ 1g (HEAD)

* SAR 1.46 W/kg @ 1g (BODY)

Memory / Processor

* 8GB eMMC

* 768 MB RAM

* Actual formatted capacity will be less
[Thunderbolt General] le0.br4zuc4:
could be that tbolt has 8gb internal memory but only 4gb is enabled so far. Maybe 4gb will be enabled to the user with ota?
[Thunderbolt General] wrb123:
What is the maximum bandwidth the LTE chipset is physically capable of?
[Thunderbolt General] distortedloop:
Well, that settles the debate in another thread over whether or not the display is SLCD.
[Thunderbolt General] R1lover:
S-lcd is actually the name of a company that produces tft lcd screens, its not the type of screen as most think.

This could be a s-lcd screen, but we don't know the manufacturer of the screen at this point.
[Thunderbolt General] R1lover:
Why would you be pissed? What difference would it make if there was 8gb total and 4gb total, when in fact there is only approx 2.5gb usable? There is however a 32gb sdcard which was very nice of then to include.
[Thunderbolt General] R1lover:
There is a battery door you can buy and use with a wireless charging pad.
[Thunderbolt General] madfatter:
I would be angry because they are advertising it as having an 8gb emmc, when in reality it only seems like it has 4gb. Would you be angry when you bring a tv home from the store that you thought was 1080p and it turns out its only 720?
[Thunderbolt General] R1lover:
Well that would have an affect in quality, this means nothing.... Lol
[Thunderbolt General] ram130:
+1 .
[Thunderbolt General] unremarked:
There is 5.00168gbs(or 5121.72mb) on the system partition according to Root Explorer and a calculator. Most of it is free (empty) space, though.

5.00168 + the ~2.5gb user storage partition = ~7.5gb.

This is the same as the MT4G and G2, both of which had the same advertised 8gb internal storage I believe.
[Thunderbolt General] madfatter:
how do we get at this space? it seems strange to have it just sitting around there, not being able to be used. perhaps it is possible to rewrite emmc partions to give this an "internal" storage, much like the Dinc had?
[Thunderbolt General] unremarked:
Most likely this will be impossible.

The eMMC's generally used by HTC can only be partitioned once, period. At least, this was the case with the G2 and the MT4G which had the same "missing" storage space.

EDIT: Adding a reference link from the G2 wiki. I realize that G2 =/= Thunderbolt, however, it is very likely that HTC uses the same manufacturing process for all of it's phones.

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/index.php?title=HTC_Vision#The_Missing_2GB
[Thunderbolt General] madfatter:
This does mean something. I was under the impression that by 8gb emmc, that I would have around 5 gb of internal storage like on the Dinc. Its practically the same phone, so i would assume the android system files take up about the same space on Thunderbolt's emmc.

It appears by unremarked analysis, that there is indeed the space there, it is just unusable. Hopefully if that is the case, there is a way to access this space.

While the 32gb class 4 card is a nice touch. i still prefer the internal memory to store pictures and music on

And btw, no need to act all high and mighty when you are clearly wrong.
[Thunderbolt General] unremarked:
The Dinc is a little bit different, though, as it was designed to function without an SD card. Forgive me as I don't recall correctly, but didn't it originally launch without one? I believe the Dinc's eMMC is probably setup more akin to the Nexus S(which is entirely internal storage) than the TB.
[Thunderbolt General] yatman60:
Seems like all the various references and reviews I'm reading are saying the Thunderbolt has a screen by Super LCD.
[Thunderbolt General] madfatter:
I don' t think so. I picked one up in August, shortly after they came out. I don't remember it not having an sd card at one point, but I could be wrong.

If the Dinc is a little different, thats fine, but the bottom line is they are marketed the same. both have 8gb emmc as features. I tihnk its bogus that this space just isnt there. I do like that it has 2.something gb for apps. thats an awesome touch!

Having said that, if that is all the space we get they should market it as 4gb emmc, not 8. Its misleading and unacceptable.

If you went to the grocery store and bought a dozen eggs, how would you feel to open the carton and only have 6?
[Thunderbolt General] yatman60:
What were they smoking when they wrote this and where can I get some of that? 378 mins of what kind of usage exactly did they mean? Over 6 Hours of usage my a_s?
[Thunderbolt General] unremarked:
Hm, HTC's specs list the Dinc has having no pre-installed SD card (http://tinyurl.com/4sh678u). And the Droid Incredible wiki here on XDA says that it did indeed initially ship without an microSD but started shipping with one at a later unlisted date (http://xdaforums.com/wiki/index.php?title=HTC_Droid_Incredible#Overview). This is ultimately offtopic, but interesting nonetheless.
[Thunderbolt General] madfatter:
8GB emmc + 768 RAM Memory card, preinstalled 32 GB microSD™

Straight from htc's thunderbolt page(http://www.htc.com/us/products/thunderbolt-verizon#tech-specs)

I am honestly skeeved, that is utter nonsense to make a claim like that and just not put it in the phone or at least to lock it down. I know it isnt the hugest deal, but it just irks me!

Maybe I will call Verizon tomorrow and try to get some money back. I didn't just drop 600 bucks on this thing to be robbed of internal storage. After all they state right on their website that it has 8gb emmc
[Thunderbolt General] R1lover:
I just posted the specs that I found, I'm not saying its one size or the other, I personally could care less about a difference of 4gb when we are talking about having 35-40gb of storage on this phone. Nothing high and mighty about it.

The incredible could operate without an sdcard just fine and there was about 6-7gb available on the internal on mine.

If you are truley upset about this then count your blessings as you clearly have a blessed life to be so upset over something so small. ;)
[Thunderbolt General] Str0ntium:
Be a jerk, much?
[Thunderbolt General] shaddix2:
Lol they are gonna do it regardless. Why so angry over something we have no control over
[Thunderbolt General] TheSlyWolf:
HTC notes:

8GB emmc + 768 RAM Memory card, preinstalled 32 GB microSD™

Verizon notes:

Memory / Processor

* 8GB eMMC

* 768 MB RAM

* Actual formatted capacity will be less

Yes its a bummer the internal memory isn't as high as we'd like it to be. I wasn't expecting this little, but i was expecting less from the understanding of emmc.

From the looks of it Verizon covered their end with the "actual formatted capacity will be less", your argument is with HTC...none the less though, it's obviously formatted in such a matter for a reason, but good luck in your endeavors.
[Thunderbolt General] :
you sir would not have been one of the patriots throwing British tea off ships into the Atlantic ocean.
[Thunderbolt General] unremarked:
I'm just gonna take two seconds to point out here that you haven't technically been lied to nor defrauded. There is indeed an 8gb eMMC on the phone. There is indeed 8gb of internal storage just as every advertisement has said.

No one said that the 8gb of internal storage would be available to the end user. :p Folks are making it sound like you ordered a burger and got a chicken sandwich.
[Thunderbolt General] madfatter:
I disagree, selling me a feature I cannot use while neglecting to tell me about it. is the same as lying about it.

There is not 8gn of internal storage as far as I am concerned. there is 2.75 useable.

Its like buying a 2 tb hard drive and realizing after you open it that it only holds 700 gigs. You call the company and they tell you, well technically there is a 2 gb hard space in that model, but you can only use 700 megs of it. Its complete bs. Verizon/HTC had the option to put right next to the 8gb emmc that there is only 2.75 usable, but they didnt. They chose to mislead consumers. Posters like the above that say well it isnt a big deal, or why compalin about something you can do nothing about are part of the reason it happens and its accepted.
[Thunderbolt General] :
Dont get me wrong, I agree with your stance, but this analogy is no good because you aren't buying a blank device, you're getting one with an OS and apps on it. I can buy a computer with a 500gb harddrive from HP and it actually has 470gb of space because of Windows and various programs taking up space. If you want you can format that harddrive, and if you really want to you could totally wipe your internal phone storage. Still think its okay for you to have kids though.
[Thunderbolt General] SuperFly03:
Same thing has happened on most of HTC's phones recently with all the bloat and embedded apps. The same thing happened with the G2.

I'm not terribly worried. We have a 32GB SD card... there is plenty of room. Do I think they should have been more clear about how much was actually being used? yes, OR, we should have gotten an open to delete storage hogs like VZW Navigator.

I would love to know how much space that SOB is taking up.
[Thunderbolt General] unremarked:
I don't know because I'm using a debloated ROM, but the vast majority of the system partition is free (empty) space. The /data/ folder on the root, for instance, is using 237.44mb with 2.38gb free.

Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt.
[Thunderbolt General] R1lover:
As most of you know by now... it seems there is 8gb internal... although due to the way HTC has setup this partition on the eMMc we are not able to see/use all of it... :) I'm not sure why these specs say one thing and HTC says another. I edited the OP to reflect this.
[Thunderbolt General] the_scotsman:
Removed those ridiculous posts...anyone else starts posting rubbish like that, I'm more than happy to start handing out vacations...
[Thunderbolt General] andrew8806:
Stay on topic guys... Ya'll makin me look bad. lol
[Thunderbolt General] livestrong2012:
just thought I would throw in my own two cents. With any type if mem your are not going to get the 100% useage available, some is set aside for various reasons. this goes for everything from hard drives to phones.
[Thunderbolt General] funkybside:
True and I have no problem with that, but there certainly is a matter of degree involved. We're talking about 50%, which complicates matters IMHO.

From my chair, the real bottom line is what do you want to do about it? Just vent in places like this? Return the phone (everybody is still in their window)? Something else?

Sure it would be fantastic if HTC could modify the partitions OTA, but that's sounds like a pipe dream to me.
[Thunderbolt General] R1lover:
I look at it this way, my incredible came with a 4gb sdcard and 8 gb internal. I am more then happy with 34gb total on the thunderbolt compared to the 12gb on the incredible.
[Thunderbolt General] :
B U M P
[Thunderbolt General] R1lover:
LTE Specs

max

Download 100 Mbit/s

Upload 50 Mbit/s

LTE Advanced Specs

Download 100 MB/s

Upload 100 MB/s

These are what LTE is rated at, not what you will see with actual use.

Source
[Thunderbolt General] MattCropley:
such a beast!
[Thunderbolt General] gokudre:
I may be new to android but def not new to pc's and media storage. I understand that you never get the full advertised space. esp when the OS is stored in that space. I think the main gripe here though is two things...

1. The percentage. of course you wont get full space but to lose 50% is simply unacceptable. Thats a lot..... a whole lot.

2. advertising it as 8gb. why not simply advertise it as 4 gb?

Of course all the complaining wont help (ive called verizon and HTC.. ) You simply have to deal with it. Including the 32gb card is there peace offering i guess. 2.6 gb of free space for apps plus the card is plenty enough. This is my first android phone and so far so good. The main reason i rooted and flashed a new rom was to attempt to get back some of that mystery space.. albeit before i read this post.. i was shocked to see i gained no new space. I am al lil miffed over the false advertising but oh well.. i aint gonna start calling people idiots or anything. Its like buying a car that says 40mpg but in fine print says "results may vary". if u bring the car home and it gets u like 30 - 35 mpg u might be ok wit it. but if it gets u 20mpg... ur gonna be up in arms. That example may not be the greatest ( a car is a much larger investment) but u get the point.

Sincerely yours,

new android user.
[Thunderbolt General] Gr8gorilla:
No one lied. The TB has an 8GB EMMC. It is partitioned into a format that is described to be like raid. Basically it protects your data from failure.

Now, I now that people think it is lying, and I was upset when I bought the G2 and found this out. But really, the part inside the phone is an 8GB part and no where do they sat that will be usable memory.

Anyway it isn't so bad, its like someone sold you a computer and said, and by the way, you data is super safe because its in a raid.....
[Thunderbolt General] gokudre:
Yeah thats a good way to put it. just wish they would have worded it like that. Explained ahead of time so people like me wouldn't be looking for 8gb of space.. lol. im happy with the phone overall though. now that i realize i wont be gettin that space back and i dont need tethering i might go back to stock. not sure. unlike winmo android doesn't desperately need a custom rom. im using mikmik's now. smooth n steady so far
[General Questions and Answers] tophermetcalfe:
Hi,

as you can see im a newbie. but i feel i have to ask as i just cant find and answer as all the steps i have tried just dont work. i know there are many threads with this problem but working through like 13 different ones still did not help.

basically I have just rooted my HTC desire Z and want to flash the recovery image form clockwork mod on it. (flashing from the app says it worked but when rebooting in recovery mode it has that little triangle symbol)

so i have tried:

clockworkmod app

SDK tools

phone terminal

SDK tools

getting into shell and su i tried flash_image but it was flash_image: not found.

i have typed it in correctly and made sure there is a flash_image file in the tools folder. i have updated to sdk revision 10 (no there is no flash_image for some reason and tried all possibilities by adding one etc) i have tried many different locations and diffrent commands but it always says:

C:\androidSDK\tools>adb shell

su

#flash_image recovery recovery.img

flash_image: not found

exit

exit

i have also tried to push a flash_image into the system folder bin to flash from the terminal on the phone but it again says push: not found. (there is no flash_image standard on HTC in this folder)

su

#push flash_image.zip /system/bin/flash_image

push flash_image.zip /system/bin/flash_image

push: not found

I have a feeling it has something to do with the SDK as i cannot get any to work.. other than reboot recovery command. fastboot, push, pull: all say *: not found) this is weird though because it worked on my HTC tattoo. (i have reinstalled SDK a few times)

i have tried the mac version of SDK but there is also no flash_image in the tools either. (tried adding one)

i have tried all the combinations of commands that are i can find here and googled, but i just can figure it out.. please help.
[General Questions and Answers] tophermetcalfe:
I have now also tried flashing older recovery images via the app and it successfully flashed but still get the little bloody triage after reboot in recovery mode..

i have also tried HBOOT and fastboot.. ADB keeps saying : not found

HELP!
[General Questions and Answers] Dark3n:
I don't think there is an adb command flash_image.

To push/pull files you have to be in windows command prompt, and not through adb shell on the phone. There is no adb tools in the phone, thats why it is not found. Adb tools is installed on your computer.
[General Questions and Answers] tophermetcalfe:
ya i got that, but from all the blogs that i have read thats how you flash the recovery file.. via adb flash_image. (if clockwork does not work)

if not then please please please let me know how to do it...
[General Questions and Answers] Dark3n:
I have only flashed through recovery mode on the phone itself or through odin software on my computer.

I just checked my sdk tools and could not find the command flash_image.

Navigate in your windows command prompt to your sdk directory, for example C:\android\platform-tools\ and type "adb -h" it will show you all avaiable commands.
[General Questions and Answers] tophermetcalfe:
can i use odin to flash an HTC?