yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] fidorulz:
I made these back for my Nexus One but they all work on the Desire HD.

All you need is to put it in the correct folder depending on your rom. FYI these dont work as downanimations.

Anonymous Boot (thanks for Help from xkonni)

Video of what it looks like

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYcrRWI7Ud8

Download here

http://www.multiupload.com/KO1PMUXBMJ

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Tsar Bomba (with help from davados)

Video of boot

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxZPrYQC5Ro

Blue version can be downloaded here

http://www.multiupload.com/8OX2MDTOKY

Original version can be downloaded here

http://www.multiupload.com/Y5WNFRIJJM

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Earth to Galaxy Boot

Video of boot

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAiZt0d58MI

Download here

http://www.multiupload.com/V1M00KZTQT
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] Morak75:
Earth to Galaxy Boot is very nice! But is it me or it loads it twice ?:confused:
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] dobknobby:
Very nice! I like these!!!
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] fidorulz:
They all repeat
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] fidorulz:
Thank you like the blue bomb myself
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] NiarkMAN:
Great job!
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] fidorulz:
Thanks. Just realized my typo in the tread topic which I can't change lol
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] teracir:
are these to be mounted in the rom image prior to installation
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] fidorulz:
No you can use adb or like me use root explorer to replace your current one. For example on cm7 its in system/media. On sense roms I think its under local/customize or something similar. Root explorer is very handy for this and other stuff thus not needing adb or mounting on roms
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] fidorulz:
I made these 2 boot animations based on the Co-op loading screens on Portal 2. Yes the files are large but I think they look pretty good. You can use root explorer to replace your existing one or do it via ADB but don’t ask how never have done it via ADB.

You are welcome to mod them as you see fit but.

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Portal 2 bots wave boot screen

Video of boot screen

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_W1Tjf4ZTYk

Download here

http://www.multiupload.com/3TAUO02V8V

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Portal 2 bots running boot screen

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

Download here

http://www.multiupload.com/EFH88CM1EU
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] Flussen:
Nice work!

I really like the anon bootanimation ;)
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] fidorulz:
Thanks. Tried to find a way to keep it from looping and a few other people tried as well with various modifications but couldn't get it to stop
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] lordofcamster:
Hi!

Can not download your animations.

File not found...

Can you give me other link for the blue One?
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] fidorulz:
Try some of the other providers on the link. Megaupload and RapidShare links seem to be working fine for the blue Tsar animation
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] fidorulz:
In case needed here is another mirror.

Anonymous

File name: bootanimation.zip File size: 9.21 MB

Portal 2 Running

File name: bootanimation.zip File size: 70.41 MB

Portal 2 Waving

File name: bootanimation.zip File size: 47.68 MB

Earth to Galaxy Boot

File name: bootanimation.zip File size: 11.08 MB

Tsar Bomb Blue

File name: bootanimation.zip File size: 20.93 MB

Tsar Bomb Regular

File name: bootanimation.zip File size: 5.25 MB
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] lordofcamster:
Thx!
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] fidorulz:
Made a 2001: A Space Odyssey Boot animation

Video here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aXXQija3Lc

file download here

http://www.multiupload.com/NDRHZ1QHME

and here

File name: bootanimation.zip File size: 87.75 MB
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abcs1:
Guys,

I need some help. After installing a new theme, I noticed that my calendar application was gone. I dont think the new theme caused me to lose it, but more like human error.

This was just the stock app. but I no longer have access to my calendar.

Can someone help me re-install it? Thanks.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hymizzle:
Be specific, what theme, what rom? If ever a problem always reflash theme or rom to see if gets fixed.

Keep me Fascinated

SC 2.9.2

EC10 Voodoo Lagfix

Honeycomb v4 - Animated
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamnotafanofgravel:
I had the same problem. darkrevenge I think. I just got another calendar. I found it on xda somewhere. I just searched for calendar.apk.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KefkaticFanatic:
Yesterday I drove up to Seattle to visit UW, and took with me a car AC power adapter and my AC micro USB charger. On the way up I left it plugged in, used it few times (not while driving :o), everything was all great and stuff. However, during the day I was there I used it a great deal with GPS, maps, etc etc. I just barely managed to get back to the car with about 10%. So I plug in the phone, and am noticing that the touch screen doesn't appear to be functioning properly. Frustrated, I reboot my phone and find that it still has this issue. After a little while with this I realised that the problem was that whenever the phone was plugged in, the touch screen wouldn't function right (wouldn't response basically all of the time, including the "buttons" on the bottom"). So I thought "OK, so the problem is the charger, weird". However, things got weirder. For some reason I decided to take the battery cover off while charging, but then suddenly I found that the touch screen was working again. I was like "wtf no way" of course, and put the cover back on because I thought it had just magically fixed itself. But lo and behold, it stopped working again as soon as I replaced the cover. I then took the cover back off and it started working just fine. Remember that the charger stayed plugged in this entire time.

So yea, that's my weirdass story. I have no idea what could possibly cause it to only not function when the charger is plugged in AND the battery cover is on. Makes no sense whatsoever. Oh yea, and when charging directly from AC at home, or with a USB to AC, or just USB, it has no problems whatsoever.

(tl;dr my phone has a borked touch screen if I am charging in the car with an AC adapter and have the battery cover on at the same time)
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mojok:
Hi all, I'm new here and I'm having trouble finding some information.

I have 2 epics, with original software minus some bloatware I deleted via the USB shell. I have contacts which are on the phone (not on google). I'd like to upgrade to 2.2 (probably Syndicate ROM), but I want to make sure my plan is solid before I start.

My plan is:

Install USB drivers from Samsung.

Backup contacts/apps/settings using some backup software. Perhaps Titanium Backup?

Attach phone to PC via USB.

Copy Syndiate to SD card via USB.

Install ClockworkMod using the one click software.

Reboot into CWM.

Select "Install ZIP from SDCard" in CWM

Use backup program to restore apps/contacts/settings.

Is this a good plan? Am I risking my contacts? Is there a simpler way to do this?

Thanks so much!

Update: Having gone through this now, this is a better plan.

Install USB drivers from Samsung.

Backup contacts/apps/settings using Titanium Backup. Batch mode / "backup all use apps + system data"

Export contacts from Contacts app, as this is good to have.

Attach phone to PC via USB.

Copy Syndiate to SD card via USB.

Install ClockworkMod using the one click software.

Use Odin to flash EC05 modem (per Syndicate instructions). This is a "phone" flash, not "PDA".

Reboot into CWM.

Select "Install ZIP from SDCard" in CWM

Reboot into Syndicate

Sign into Market

Use adb to copy additional stock apps from Syndicate stock apps such as alarm, memo.

Use TB to restore apps/contacts/settings.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
Your plan is sound but you need to be rooted to run Titanium so you will need to root first. You can use Mybackup Pro for 30 days without root.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fooshack:
I have a Thunderbolt and rooted it successfully using dbzfanatic's original method. Is there any advantage to putting the phone back to stock and re-rooting it with the new one click method posted by Captainkrtek's on this thread -

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1009969

Is there any benefit? Will it give me an updated file that will allow the phone to work better?

Thanks,

foos:confused:
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dostie1:
I'd say once you're rooted you're rooted and I don't think that would hinder performance at all. Just gives you full access to your phone for the rom and additional software that might give you more features due to that access.

I'd say the only pluses you may get by un rooting and rooting back would be IMO which I used HTC ALL IN ONE TOOL which gives you additional features such as Re root, S-off, disable OTA updates, run ADB ect ect. Just as it says, ALL IN ONE haha.

Worked great on my TBolt. FYI I did not have to downgrade either with All In One. I was on the latest OTA and I noticed Captains requires a downgrade as a prereq which is just added work for you. My 2cents.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paul1035:
I just want to say that I second using the All in One tool and that the tool is amazing! It not only lets you root and unroot, but it's also great for changing recovery methods as well! But I agree, if you are rooted already, then no point in rerooting. But if you ever get your phone replaced, use this tool to reroot your phone and then use it to root your next phone!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andyrobb18:
I have serious problems with my phone that I could really use some help with as at the moment I'm completely screwed - I've already spent hours reading forums but have yet to find advice that will help. Here's whats happened:

I have an A8181 HTC Desire, and I took an OTA update yesterday that bricked my wifi. At this point I thought it would be easiest to root my phone, and after checking that my hboot version was 0.93, I read advice that said to downgrade this to 0.83, which I duly did.

Now, my phone is stuck in a bootloader loop - I get the 3 androids on skatebooards with FASTBOOT in red, and I can choose from:

BOOTLOADER

REBOOT

REBOOT BOOTLOADER

POWER DOWN

If I select bootloader I then get:

FASTBOOT

RECOVERY

CLEAR STORAGE

SIMLOCK

I can access recovery and apply update.zip roms successfully (I've only tried official HTC 2.2 roms as the phone isnt rooted), but after doing so it just goes back to the bootloader loop.

If I select FASTBOOT then I'm just back at the first screen.

I've tried clearing cache and factory reset aswell, but I still can't get past this 2 screen loop.

It's like the bootloader just can't load whatever rom is installed.

Because the phone isn't booting up, I can't use adb or any other pc tools as the device is not detected on my pc - although it does show up in device manager on windows.

I'm close to sending this back to try a warrantly claim, although I'm worried that by trying to fix this I may have invalidated this.

I'd really appreciate any help or advice as to how I can get out of this and get my stock 2.2 back.

Cheers
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mordon99:
If your computer using windows, have you installed hboot drivers?

If you have those installed your pc should detect the phone.

unrevoked.com/rootwiki/doku.php/public/windows_hboot_driver_install
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Moscow Desire:
You shouldn't have had to downgrade your bootloader. If you can, go back to the newer.

The wifi issue, was widespread on desires, I had it also after a "pushed" update from HTC (european model, unlocked). I downloaded a stock 2.29 froyo. Had to make a gold card also. Took several tries, wipe cache, but eventually successful.

Then, I rooted, and went to CyanogenMod7 rom with clockwork recovery.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] bp328i:
This is a theme I made for the OD Droid just checking to see if anyone would like it for the Thunderbolt before I started porting it.

Let me know what you think.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] Smok3d:
That theme looks silky smooth brah!
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] blkghost22:
looks great, would love to use this theme....
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] mini_monsta:
Would love to use it!
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] bp328i:
Thanks guys/girls, I'll start working on it tomorrow night. I've never themed a Sense ROM before so this should be fun.

I should have it up in a few days (if I send to much time on Android my wife gets PISSED)
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] MONKY_1:
HELL YEAH I WOULD TO ROCK THIS:)
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] IISiDeK1CKII:
It looks nice, but I prefer a more black/white theme.

All in all, nice work.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] lu270bro:
Win.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] SoCalMiles:
Looks great man...love the high res icons...mind sharing where you got them?
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] rotorocker:
very tronish, I love it! would you be able to support all the keys in the TB keyboard?
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] black.stratus:
Looks sweet, can't wait
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] jawonder:
Yup we want it , looks great .
[HD2 General] froibet:
help!

I have an TMOUS Hd2 that got bricked by a bad flash.

I can't access the boot loader or anything. LED light does not show when i plug it in a charger. When I plug it in my comp, it says QUALCOMM CDMA has been detected but cannot install drivers.

I have tried J-Tagging it at a local store but they say they can't get a connection.

what else can I do?

Is it permanently dead?
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
Hmmm sounds like the place you carried it to either did not use the right JTAG on it or did not know what they where doing. I know a member here that can do the JTAG but the you would have to send your phone to the US for him to work on it. If you might be interested I can PM you with more details, just let me know.
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
They "can't get a connection"? Did they take it apart?

Yes its dead but lots of people have used jtag to fix it.

"Can't get a connection" is an odd way to phrase it, is why I ask, sounds more like they think they can get to it thru the USB port or something,,
[HD2 General] froibet:
from what they said, they took it apart and tried jtagging it.

they said the jtag connection won't recognize the chipset... |:

i gave them a call and they said they used the RIFF Jtag.

anyway, @T-Macgnolia, please PM me with the information :)

I would LOVE to have this phone up and running again :D
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
Sounds like they did not use a JTAG fore the T-Mobile HTC HD2 as it is one for the TMOUS and one foe the international HD2. or they did not have the correct software for the HD2. I tend to think it was the first reason.

I got your PM froibet and sent one back to you with the info you wanted. best of luck man.
[HD2 General] serban954:
You from Charlotte?
[HD2 General] froibet:
vancouver. It's very difficult to find a JTAG store in my area.

The repair shop said that they will give it one more go tonight and if everything fails, then they will just give it back to me no fees.

There are other repair stores here but from what I asked them, it seems like they do flashing only and not JTAG--they say that they do not disassemble the phone and just connect through usb, which I don't think will work.

Is there something I can tell the repair store that's JTAGing my HD2 right now? Such as using the TMOUS version instead of international?
[HD2 General] orangekid:
If they are doing it via USB they will not get it to work no matter what they use.
[HD2 General] tswp:
Download the stock rom for your location, expand it, and rename the nbh file to LEOIMG.nbh, copy it to the root folder of SD card, put the SD card into HD2. Then, hold the vol-down and press power on. You will see a screen for flash original ROM.
[HD2 General] orangekid:
that's not going to work for him.
[HD2 General] froibet:
Can anyone shed any light on internal NAND failure?
[HD2 General] froibet:
okay. got it back from the shop. now it won't recognize as qualcomm :\
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
Basically it means your NAND chip is screwed, and it is time for a new main board cause you can not replace the NAND chip by itself. The NAND is where your OS resides and other things to. Go to the link belowvto learn more about what a NAND chip iscand does.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_memory
[HD2 General] froibet:
so not being able to establish a connection with the JTAG is pretty much a dead NAND?

it doesn't recognize the device as a qualcomm cdma anymore when plugged into my pc =_=
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
Yeah if it is not recognizing it as qualcomm cdma anymore and they can not establish a connnection with the JTAG connected to the main board then you bread another main board as it sounds like not only your NAND chip iscahot but your processeor too.
[HD2 General] froibet:
what great luck. better give those guys at the store a call cuz before i gave the phone to them, it was recognizing the phone as a qualcomm and not anymore ughh
[HD2 General] froibet:
okay this IS VERY WEIRD.

I managed to get the HD2 to boot....

i just held the power button and popped in a battery and VOILA booted.

seriously, what the hell is happening in this phone?!
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
Your HD2 is possessed ha ha....:p

No seriously though I have no idea what is wrong with your phone bit it is exhibiting odd behaviour. Maybe the repair shop did fix it with JTAG and just didn't think they did, if so you got out of having to pay them for it. :cool:

Or maybe it was not bricked in the first place and you just was not holding the volume down button down long enough or all the way down, who knows. But atleast it booted up that is a major plus. Keep us informed of any further updates man.
[HD2 General] orangekid:
I bet you a thousand dollars it was as simple as the battery pins weren't completely touching the battery so it "didn't boot no matter what" then when you reinserted the battery it caught the pins and booted, lol.
[HD2 General] connexion2005:
It still should have connected via JTAG though. I'm glad you got this going. PM me or Magnolia if you have any other issues.
[HD2 General] orangekid:
the jtag powers it too?
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
Jtag connects directly to the main chip using a jig (or several really tiny soldered wires if your hand is reeeealy steady) so yes it powers the chip, but nothing else.
[HD2 General] froibet:
it doesn't boot all the time though. everytime i want it to boot, i gotta hold the power button and pop in the battery. and it works like 1/4 times.
[HD2 General] orangekid:
can you flash stock and call HTC For warranty?
[HD2 General] froibet:
it's already in stock rom :)

I can't send it to HTC because the void stickers are gone.

i read someone bought a set of warranty stickers off ebay

i wonder if those really work...
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
It must have cause if youcare talking about the same thread as I think you are they sent their HD2 in for warranty work and got a replacement HD2 I think will have to go and look for that thread again so I will know for sure.

Yeah they did get to quote them
[HD2 General] 05081983:
Can anybody explain to me whats the difference between "JTAG" and "JIG", because I have Samsung Vibrant too and I have completely bricked it twice or thrice and was successful in bringing it back to life with the JIG which is comparatively very CHEAP as compared to JTAG of our HD2.

I bought the JIG for Vibrant for around $15 and when I searched for JTAG, I found the price to be around $160.

So is it possible to make JIG for our HD2,
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
The JTAG is not expensive it is like $25 USD but youchave to have aRiffnox to use the JTAG. The Riffbox is what you connectcthe JTAG to and then you connect your computer to the Riffbox. You usevthe computer to enter commands to the Riffbox but the Riffbox is what does the resorecting. So that is why it is so expensive because you have to have the Riffbox, oh yeah you have to have a adaptor or a ORT too.
[HD2 General] froibet:
looks like I got out of a $70 CAN bill for the JTAG. it seems to boot now and I occasionally need to do my battery trick every 10 power offs.

i just wonder what really caused the battery trick to work rather than the JTAG :\
[HD2 General] 05081983:
But then how come I don't need that type of adaptor for my Vibrant, I just use JIG for my vibrant and thats it.
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
Ok I had t do some research as I was not familiar with a test JIG,bit now I know something about it so here goes.

With a bricked HD2 itcis bricked because for what ever reason the IPL. of bootloader is unable to initialize the NAMD chip in the device. Being that it can not initialize the NAND chip the SPL can not start the bootup process to boot the device, this includes the device booting into bootloader as bootloader is in the NAND chip. Therefore the device will not even turn on and you can not flash a ROM or anything with out bootloader. Plus with out the device being on the USB port is not initialized and is unable to gain access to the NAND chip to attempt a repair via the USB port. Which means you have to take the main board out of the HD2 and attach a JTAG to the main board so you can get access to the NAND chip and resserect SPL which means you make it were SPL can boot the bootloader up and then you can flash a ROM to the device once you have put the device back together.

Now Samsung has come up with a way it seems to not have to use a JTAG. Which means you do not have to take the device apart. From what I can tell they have made it where you can use a ressister that connects what is called wire 4 and 5 of a USB cable to force the device into recovery/download mode. Now I am not posititive but I believe one of these wires is the positive coming from the battery and the other is a data wire. The resisted must drop the voltage down to the voltage used for a data signal that is used to tell the the NAND chip to send a signal to the processor to go into recovery/download mode. This in turned allows you access to the NAND chip again and you can reserect your device using ODIN to flash a ROM. This is why you did not have to have the JTAG, RAiffbox, and the adaptor for your Vibtlrant.

Also so everyone reading this will know this is just my own personal conclusions on both of these subjects from much research and only my assumptions. Do not take this as the definitive truth on these subjects. Bit it is pretty close.
[HD2 General] 05081983:
Thank you for your brief explanation.

So from what I get is, as our HD2 is old device we dont have that kind of technology in our HD2, but do you think the new devices from HTC like HTC surround will have that kind of thing.
[HD2 General] froibet:
i think you're stealing my thread
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
At 05081983, to answer your question Icwould not account it to the HD2 being older as Icthink Samsung implamented this in their devices either aroundcthe same time the HD2 came out or not long after. I would say it is more of a different point of view by the two manufactures, this case it is HTC and Samsung. As far as HTC adoring something likecthis it is really hard to say. We can only wait and see. But I am pretty sure the Surround would still have to be JTAGed if you bricked it.

At froibet I am sorry if you feel your thread has been hyjacked but this is something users really need to know as it is possiblecthat if someone fry's to "shot cicuit" their HD2 they could take a bricked HD2 that can be saved by using JTAG to a HD2 that has a fried proccessor or NAND chip and needs a completely new main board that is way more exspensive than a JTAG being done to it. At the worst cause their Li-ion battery in thief HD2 to to explode on them.