yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[KIN Two Software Development] johnkussack:
Not quite sure of that affirmation. We dunno if uploading a file would work "as is" pasting or you need to go through a usb protocol (within MTP protocol) which says "it's a photo, and it's named image.jpg" and upload it accordingly.

The answer to that would be to get the thing working and testing.

As promised, i posted what lib MTP said about the kin two capabilities (before it became dead). It's a bit specific & technic, but it's more public information now ;).
[KIN Two Software Development] johnkussack:
Just to give more info on this topic (syncing software):

MTP specification:

From Kin MTP info (posted by me above):

It means that the MTP protocol (standard and in the kin) would allow us to write non zune files (mp3, image, playlists) on the storage, even if it has no use in the kin itself.

This means placing exe files too, even if we cannot run them anyway.

Of course, this doesnt happen in Zune or Kin Media Sync, even using MTP (or MTPz) because companies dont want you to write dirty things in the device, so they let you sync normal (multimedia) filetypes only.

I wonder what would happen if i could have some "read All files" code which doesnt filter non-multimedia files... O.o!
[KIN Two Software Development] klamation:
Hey John, I had noticed that installing Songbird (for Windows, as it includes native MTP support), it's able to read a LOT of information about the phone, more than I've seen the Zune software do. The only problem comes when I try to read or write files to the phone, that Songbird is getting some unexpected response and simply fails or crashes during the process.

Also, when it's connected to the Kin, Zune is unable to access the phone.

Since I'm still new to MTP, are you aware of why simple data retrieval would work, but file I/O would be a problem?
[KIN Two Software Development] johnkussack:
Get the file i attached on the 1st post. Has the info provided by the libraries used by songbird (probably same as mines on linux).

Of course, MTP was designed to get public properties from the phone, just when they are standard (name, manufactured, battery state, ....)

For that thing, you dont even need to initiate a mtp session, i think, but for some specific commands you must do.

I'm far from an expert on MTP, just read what i got in the specification (and some sites), and it's a easy yet effective way to communicate with a device.

From what i have seen, mtp session and communications go in a half-duplex mode (walkie-talkie way to do) where only one host (PC) talks to a device(Kin) one at a time.

I guess that also applies to applications using the kin MTP. just one, the other awaits till the mtp session ends. And that's why songbird may be blocking access to it.

That could explain why we can't see files in explorer with zune open or that weird random things we got using registry hacks.

Anyway, it's just a matter of time till we write a lame image/file to the device.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] moskit001:
Hello. Would you mind helping me ? im having HTC HD2 ( NON T-Mobile ) i happen to brought it in singapore and i wanted to know how you guys get 1024 ram. ?

is there such ram for NON T-Mobile ?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] malybru:
Tmous only, sorry.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] samsamuel:
Not even the tmous has 1024ram.

1024 Rom, boys, 576 ram. Huge difference. :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mskip:
ROM, RAM, theres only 1 letter difference isnt there? :p

@ OP, TMous HD2's have 1024MB ROM and 576MB RAM. Non TMous HD2's have 512MB ROM and 576MB RAM. Nothing you do can increase the ROM.

Hope that clears it up.

Mark.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] samsamuel:
hehe, ok ok so one little tiny difference.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Realalist:
No only for US but it does make a difference when rooting so pay close attention.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] tageeboy:
Use the wrong files when flashing and it will have zero ram / rom :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mskip:
Non Tmous HD2's (with 512MB Rom) are alot more resiliant to bricking as they can take files meant for any HD2. Only the Tmous HD2's are more fragile when flashing older Non Tmous files :)

Mark.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Realalist:
Lol
[Xoom General] PlinXoom:
Ever since I saw the Host enabled USB port hack via Tiamat I've been wondering if my wireless Logitech keyboard via Unify would work and how awesome it eventually will be...today I am happy to say that it is confirmed!

I've just received my host cable and as soon as I pluged the unify usb dongle in the port, the keyboard worked natively, no driver or anything else...it could be just me, but I think it's pretty freaken awesome! even ctrl+T opens a new tab...

that is all, k thx for reading :)
[Xoom General] Kcarpenter:
That is cool. Not sure that they make too many portable mini 2.4 keyboard though.
[Xoom General] PlinXoom:
Not sure about mini keyboard selections, but this implies any keyboard that would work natively on your pc should work fine with the xoom with usb host enabled.

EDIT: found both efo and logitech make quite small keyboards for google tv, which would work also for the xoom. :D
[Xoom General] PlinXoom:
Forgot to mention, I've noticed the xoom restarting more than once while i have the host cable pluged in and the usb dongle, Im not sure this is a result of 1. Tiamat 1.3.0 2. Usb Host cable 3. Unify keyboard drawing too much power?
[Xoom General] rachelleroy:
tks! I'll try!
[Xoom General] funnycreature:
Some time ago I posted a similar experience when I connected a USB keyboard to the OTG cable. It might be linked to the keyboard. I have not had an HDD connected for more than a few minutes so I should try that.
[Xoom General] MitchRapp:
random Q....tiaman 1.1.6 and 1.3.0 already incorporated the host mode hack?
[Xoom General] funnycreature:
That was the reason for me to load the Tiamat 1.1.6 kernel. To my knowledge it's still in 1.3.0. You might also want to check the guide enable mounting of NTFS volumes!
[Xoom General] jondwillis:
I also have a wireless logitech. I bought an OTG microusb->usb and it worked without any modifications (no tiamat, etc)
[Xoom General] ruinah:
any chance a wireless (non BT) mouse would work this way?
[Xoom General] funnycreature:
Highly unlikely. Even a generic mouse will require some kind of drivers and a pointer is not implemented routinely AFAIK.
[Xoom General] MitchRapp:
Awesome thanks for the reply :)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] elnoxvie:
Active apps is designed as a replacement for the Samsung Task Manager / Program monitor in touchwiz launcher that comes with Samsung Android Phone. It monitor an unusual activity that consumes battery or tracking the application that has been put on standby mode. This is important because some application might not be coded properly. Therefore, even though it has been put on standby mode (Pressing Home) they are still running, eating CPU and hence your device's battery. E.q. browser and gallery apps in the Early Galaxy Tab rom even though it's closed or stand by, it's still consuming battery. However, the scenario is not limited to only Samsung Galaxy tab. Generally, it applies to all android phone.

How does it differ from other task manager?

Unlike other task managers, which shows irrelevant applications, Active apps is simple. It only shows programs that have tasks running and possibly consuming CPU. Therefore at one glance you can decide what to do.

Features:

- Tracking application that has been put on standby and running (I called them Active Apps).

- Easy Switch tasks for Active Application from Main Application or Widget

- Widget to show Number of Active Applications running which may consume CPUs/Battery

- Provide package manager to manage your installed application(Faster than stock Application Manager).

- Provide views of Ram, Apps that using RAM and free ram function.

- Provide view of Storage both internal SD and external SD, data and database.

- Provide theme capability - More theme coming soon -

- Provide UI Customization. You can mix and match color to find your desire look.

- Provide 1x1, 1x2 Active Application widget and 1x1, 1x2 Active Ram widget with stylish and beautiful pop up style.

- Provide a flexible customization on many areas of the application and widgets.

Featured on Xda-Developers: http://www.xda-developers.com/android/samsung-active-apps-widget-for-android/

Review from www.dailyappnews.com:

"This Android app with all its awesomeness is available for download on Market. But it costs you SGD $2 to purchase. Trust me that its price is really worth it and the features are more than what you can get for SGD $2."

Screenshots:

Market Link:

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.elnware.ActiveAppsWidget
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] pichorka:
Fonctionne en test sur Xperia ARC LT15i - 2.3.2, manque de fluiditée lors du passage d'une page à une autre léger lag et ralentissement, si vous pouviez arranger cela, sinon extremement pratique comme sur le SGS et son program monitor, mais le Widget est trés laid ... Merci

Tranlate Google

Operates test Xperia LT15i ARC - 2.3.2, lack of fluiditée when moving from one page to another slight lag and slowdown, if you could arrange it, otherwise extremely convenient as SGS and monitor its program, but the Widget is very ugly ... Thank you
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Lion_1:
there is still the discussion --> do android really need a taskmanager?

Some say yes, some no....
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Popolomedia:
nice idea but how does the app knows which app is irrelevant?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] winnici:
I'd say it doesn't need automatic task killers, but it's definitely handy to have an app to manually kill apps that get stuck and quit responding
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Natalie_s:
agree:cool: this is right
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] MasK:
So what's the difference between the free version and the paid version (beside the ads)? I'm interested in the themes support as I'm not a big fan of bright text against black background. Love the widget though.

Cheers.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] batman1313:
good app
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] GRAPHIC.DE:
NICE :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] chucknorrys:
now i removed busybox apk and wifi still not working on my hd2 hyperdroid

does anyone know how to solve this please?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Eelkede:
Reflash the ROM, it's kinda radical, but it should work.

Does is happen in only 1 wifi network? or multiple?

Could be wifi settings of router.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] nth20:
BusyBox Error caused Wifi to stop working

- Phone hang while installing Busybox

- Error on wifi .. stops while obtaining IP address from the Wifi router.

# Uninstalled Busybox still doesnt work.

# S2E app doesnt open anymore

# phone cannot access sd-ext drive. Hence, low phone memory.

# Cleared Davlik cache ... no change

# Factory reset via recovery .. wifi still not working

# Downloading ROM - update-cm-7.1.0.1-buzz-signed.zip now ... hope this works. :confused:

Community: http://on.fb.me/Root4Andrd
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] nth20:
flashing rom worked ... wifi working now

# reformated the sd card and partitioned

# s2e working now

Community: http://on.fb.me/Root4Andrd
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Duri_Boss:
better solution ...

Is there any solution, without flashing ROM ?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] nth20:
Unfortunately not. Flash works fortunately. :)

Community: Rooting for Android
[Vibrant General] jonahmann:
3e signiture verification failed. Will sgs kernel flasher fix this problem with a differnt kernel?
[Vibrant General] oka1:
possibly, there is a patch for this I saw in a thread about a month ago do a search
[XPERIA X10 General] charlan00:
firmware version:2.1-update1

baseband version:2.1.54

build number:2.1.A.0.435

someone can help me how to root~~?
[XPERIA X10 General] svtfmook:
have you tried this?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=906248
[XPERIA X10 General] charlan00:
yes but also havent reply~~
[XPERIA X10 General] svtfmook:
do you have usb debugging enabled?
[XPERIA X10 General] BluechipJ:
Geez...

Still? People have rooted since October...

Download SuperOneClick, run as administrator, check Unknown Sources and USB Debugging, plug in, click Root.

[YOUTUBE]MEnYleRgV3E&hd=1[/YOUTUBE]
[XPERIA X10 General] CMoney87:
Just use the flashtool. Its the easiest way to root. Simply plug in your phone and press the button, works everytime on every FW.
[XPERIA X10 General] charlan00:
i had follow ur videoto root it but still had not reply
[XPERIA X10 General] charlan00:
where can find the flashtool?thx
[XPERIA X10 General] svtfmook:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=920746
[Epic 4G General] jamice4u:
I was having problems with my mic on my Samsung Epic. Make sure you have a back up of your best working ROM in clockwork or I guess make a backup. What I did to fix it was wiped my partition and davilk cache. Then I did a format system wipe in clockwork 3.0.0.6. Afterward I restore my best backup from clockwork and Blam problem solved now my friend here me pretty clearly.:D

P.S. My Rom came with voodoo so what I did in voodoo was to set the mic preset setting to original.

I hope this helps somebody out. Maybe things to out of wack because I kept on reflashing my phone everyday. Now I am happy with my cell phone. I am on the Midnight Rom Version 5.2 Standard no Journaling.
[Epic 4G General] siirus09:
IMO every ROM out there works a bit differently for everyone so it might end up being something youll have to find out yourself.

inb4 everyone gives there opinion on which ROM they prefer
[Epic 4G General] musclehead84:
I've never noticed a difference with any if them in call quality. Who makes phone calls on a cell phone anyways? Lol
[Epic 4G General] JBizzleFoSho:
I was having this problem for several days as well and I couldn't figure it out. But apparently last night, it fixed itself. I have ACS rom right now.

Think it had more to do with sprint......maybe.
[Epic 4G General] Overstew:
I was recording with my phone and the mic sounded hwavily distorted with voodoo's default settings. I fixed it by setting mic input to original.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] neato4u:
Hi guys,

I've flashed CM6.1 ROM (Froyo 2.2) to my Milestone a few weeks ago - and was enjoying it till one day I accidentaly hard reset and noticed that I have also removed the default launcher from ROM. So I had black screen and nothing appears after the phone was booted.

Well I could just have copied a launcher over from the PC, but I decided to restore my Nandroid backup.

To my surprise, the backup was the stock 2.1 Eclair ROM. So I was frustrated a bit to lose Froyo.

But after using Eclair 2.1 for a week or so, I have never enjoyed using the Milestone as much as this. It's fast and responsive, better than when I had Froyo.

I wanted to ask - is it true that Eclair 2.1 IS faster than Froyo, or did I flashed a slow Froyo ROM? In terms of memory management is great too. I can open more apps and keep them running than I can remember with my Froyo. With Froyo, I've encountered like foreground app close, and changing from one app to another will eventually killed the last app and had to load it back.

Or can someone recommend a very fast and good memory management of Froyo ROM for my milestone? Or it's really - Ok let's cut the crap and go straight to the point - Eclair that's leading in this race (and I've won?). Edit : The Eclair won!

I do miss the Flash 10 on Froyo... sigh, if only I can get it on Eclair still.

Thanks.

-

Update: Well it's not a true-not-true anymore but it is TRUE that Eclair does run much faster than Froyo or Gingerbread. I'm using Telus 5.2 Eclair and I just can't believe the speed that I'm getting (it's like Milestone on steroid!). See my post on 2nd page. And no I'm not with Telus or related or what, but I highly recommend this ROM to Eclair users out there. This is definitely a keeper! I've also covered about the battery life and tempreture on the post on 2nd page. Have a read, and don't hesitate to flash Telus, you will never regret it. Now I am more hesitate to flash over to Froyo or Gingerbread even more after using it! Hey, I feel like I can outbeat a Tegra even :D:D:D

-

Update: First of all I'm renaming this thread from "Milestone 2.1 Eclair faster than 2.2 Froyo" to "Discussion - Fastest 2.1 ROM for Milestone".

I saw some users asking about where this Telus 5.2 Eclair is.. so I'm providing the link here > http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=717377.

No I am not associated with the dev who made that ROM or whatsoever, and I am not duplicating the thread. Merely suggesting the fastest 2.1 ROM available (currently), for those who are not the 'wait and obey' users of Milestone, but to the 'commander' users of this device. Continuous discussions about which is the fastest 2.1 ROMs are still welcomed here, and of course, any ROM comparison discussions with other various versions (eg. 1.6, 2.2, 2.3, 3.0??) should head over here >http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1029887
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] MakeW00t:
I haven't used Eclair in a long time but I remember how clad i was when I flashed a custom ROM for a first time (some Cm7 nightly) and on my case my milestone felt blazing fast even with bad memory management and I "promised" I never go back to stock eclair and have kept that promise. I'm now running FroyoMod 2.6.1b and this is probably the most stable rom I've ever had and if u haven't tried it then u should because it just might me the rom that ur looking for when it comes to stability and capabilities.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] neato4u:
Hey MakeW00t , sounds interesting. But fast alone isn't enough for me. Good memory management plays a vital role as well. I just hate to see vital apps (eg. navigational software) got killed just because I had to read my SMS or check a few things on the calendar!

Anyway, thanks for your recommendation. Maybe I'll flash FroyoMod 2.6.1b when I feel Eclair is not enough.

I've been through that before "I never go back to stock eclair" But now that I had it back.. I can't see any reason NOT to..
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] mcekic:
Same here, it is nice to have a PHONE again, and Eclair makes it real... Sad but true... I tried and tested almost all mods available on this forum (including official stock froyo update and Froyo Mod 2.6, which unfortunately also appears to be frustrating and sluggish after only 2-3 days of intensive use, without too much apps installed at all!)... must admit that my personal favorite is MIUI by lalit79 (recommendations, great job done lalit!), but after some serious stability/speed issues in latest version (overheating during battery charge, ext2/4 not working whatever method I tried, FCs), Eclair is the ultimate choice of the moment (I need a stable and reliable device, for calls and long bussines emails, no crashes or FC-s or reboots)... at least, until a new MIUI version is ready... :) If you already didn't, try rooting and overclocking eclair with milestone OC (@900/56) - it gives a nice final touch of ultimate speed and joy of "Phone Without Compromise" (and official froyo is one BIG compromise, if you ask me)....

cheers! :)
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] neato4u:
Hi mcekic. Well as a matter of fact I did OC my Milestone using Milestone Overclock to 1000Mhz, 69vsel. Battery life is ok so I guess I'll stick with it for a while (If not I will use your 900/56, should give me more battery life - logically).

I believe I have the same needs as you, to have a real PHONE again!

Don't get me wrong, Froyo does have all the extra functionalities (I miss App2SD and Flash 10 the most - but I heard that this is possible on Eclair as well? Havn't done my homework yet in regards to this) but in the end, all that functionalities goes to waste when the performance is sacrificed.

I have also OC'ed the phone to 1Ghz when I was running Froyo. But I think the main culprit is the memory management. It just can't stop killing apps, and when it does, the phone felt slow. I used Autokiller, that helped a bit, but Eclair still wins.

Now, does anyone knows the best Eclair ROM ? I need a naked ROM if available. Whoa now that would be super fast!
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] s0ulreaver:
Guys, I think this thread would fit in this one very well:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1029887

Roms: Continuous comparison of milestone roms and updates
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] neato4u:
well s0ulreaver, now that you mentioned it, I do think this discussion would very well belong there.

Can any mod possibly merge this?
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] nowforever:
I think Froyo is so heavy for MS. But in another view, it's not too bad.

Did you try stock ROM from Motorola?

Except DSI, I think it's acceptable. You can run at 550MHz without any problem.

With CM6, I have to OC at 750.

But now I use it for daily uses, because it's very convenience.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] birdienofly:
yup, went back to eclair after several froyo/gb roms (cm6, froyomod, miui, cm7).

our milestone just don't have the ram for anything more memory demanding than eclair :(

i tried stock 2.1 from moto germany but then switched to telus lite 5.2 with a gb skin. it runs smooth and stable like a rock and can handle multiple apps in mem (facebook, maps, opera and minor stuff like talk, gmail, etc at the same time).

besides the skin it is pretty vanilla and wields all the nice stuff like overclocking and the cache hack.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] hp13:
Eclair is the best. i overclocked at 800Mhz with 58 Volts. Its smooth and no bugs/issues. It never restarts and works just fine.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] neato4u:
You mean stock Froyo ROM from Motorola? No I haven't tried it yet, but I saw this guy here posted Froyo stock running flash 10.2 on his Milestone overclocked to 1.2Ghz and it runs great

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaCspAW8RzA

i have never saw flash video that plays so smooth on the Milestone - and am happy to see one! I'm gonna try Froyo stock when i have the time, but of course, I need to do a Nandroid backup first :)

What's a DSI? :confused:
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] neato4u:
Well, I believe you're an experienced custom froyo ROM user then. For me I didn't have the time to flash that many froyo ROMs to test. But hey, I guess you've saved my time by sharing your experience with it right :D

Cool, I should not be doing much this weekend so I think I'll make up some time to flash telus lite 5.2 - The most important thing for me is to have a reliable phone, and a responsive one as well. Based on your recommendation, I think telus lite 5.2 fits the bill. Will try it out and give my opinion on it later. Thanks!
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] neato4u:
Hey I was running on 1Ghz 69vsel, now trying 800Mhz 58vsel. Hopefully there is a noticeable difference in the battery life! Thanks hp13! :D :D :D
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] birdienofly:
:)

btw: if you want a gingerbread-look on telus lite (as the default skin and fonts are ugly imho) try "better gingerbread theme for 2.1". just make sure you delete settings.apk and motocardock.apk in the skin update zip.