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[Nexus One General] RinkuDohero:
Those before pics D: poor Nexus! I get so bothered by a scratch thats barely noticeable in mine, I think I would probably kill someone who scratches my phone like that! xD

The look is very nice by the way, excellent job. I would even consider it if mine had any serious scratches, what I need to fix is the volume and power buttons :/
[Nexus One General] Bloodflame:
Wow, great job man! I'm sure due to the condition, you got a pretty good deal on it when it was still beat up? A little bit of elbow grease sure went a long way! If I undertook a project like this, I would have done it with more of a matte finish, but yours sure looks nice!

Every time I see one of these threads, I think to myself "Wow, I would love to do something like this!" but honestly, I don't think I possess the patience and skill required to come out with such a nice looking finished product.
[Nexus One General] liam.lah:
Just be careful with that, if it's pink, it will stain your metal pink.
[Nexus One General] FLAC Vest:
That's awesome, great job man. My n1 has a few dings from drops and heavy use but ill always remember this is I ever get tired of the way it looks.

If I remember correctly there is a sander and some paper around here somewhere...
[Nexus One General] heywtf:
I can't be the only one who found looking at the before pictures uncomfortable and a bit traumatising. They're enough to send any Nexus One owner into shock.
[Nexus One General] BIG FELLA:
Look really good. My step son 11 years old wants to know if u want to sell it. He loves mine and saving up to buy a N1.
[Nexus One General] dexz:
Wow!! Nicely done. I like it. I'm thinking want to polish my n1 too :)
[Nexus One General] FC1032:
The "before" pics were quite disturbing :( poor poor N1!

Good job on the project though :D A bit too shiny for my tastes, I would have prefered the non-glossy brushed finish. But then it would be hard to find matching battery covers.

I remember Colorware painted Nexus ones when it first came out :)
[Nexus One General] d_dukk:
Good job man!

Did you apply a clear-coat to the polished parts too, since aluminium is going to become matt after some time (unless you want to polish it again every month:))
[Nexus One General] GnatGoSplat:
No, no clear coat. The aluminum stays shiny with regular handling and wiping.
[Nexus One General] VicToR_AC:
Wow it looks really nice compared on how it was at first time!

I would definitely put a black or dark grey mate coat on the front facing, new back covers (they are cheap, just bought ones for future needs) and it's ready to rock!
[Nexus One General] Booker-T:
how do u polish the battery cover?

how to make it so smooth
[Nexus One General] GnatGoSplat:
Battery cover isn't polished, it's stripped of the rubber coating and spray painted.
[Nexus One General] Booker-T:
how to strip?
[Nexus One General] GnatGoSplat:
I just scraped it off with a pocket knife.
[Nexus One General] Booker-T:
i used a metal knife to it before, so there are some cracks on it:(
[Nexus One General] Booker-T:
and i would like to ask which sanded papers u used to polish it to this condition?
[Nexus One General] GnatGoSplat:
I used a fine grit wet/dry sandpaper and I wet-sanded. It's too old/worn sandpaper for the grit number to be of any use, but it was pretty fine. I went gradually from more course (but still pretty fine, maybe 600-ish grit?) to very fine.
[Nexus One General] GnatGoSplat:
Polished Nexus One is for sale!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320723169547&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT
[Nexus One General] frozst:
Nice but I prefer the original one :).
[Samsung Infuse 4G] budco2000:
The gps on my inspire just quit working for several days. Neither GPS test plus & GPS status couldn't not find 1 single satellite in the clear blue sky. Several different times I stood in my back yard for over 5 minutes and nothing. 15 minute drive to work, not a single satellite. Flashing radio's or Rom's did nothing. So I went out and got a samsung infuse. got home, rooted it in 2 minutes, restored a titanium backup, went outside and loaded up gps status. Before the program fully loaded it found 3 satellites, 3 seconds later it found 3 more, 5 seconds later it had 9 with a full lock. less then 10 seconds, straight out of box, full lock.

Gps - Infuse (Fast lock, maintained 8 satellites the whole 15 minute drive to work)

Bluetooth - infuse (Voice dialing, file transfer, clarity, nice)

Sound quality - infuse (internal & external speakers loud and clear. no static)

Screen - infuse (the screen is simply beautiful very colorful and bright)

Mobile Data - infuse (3.6 down 1.3 up all the time on my inspire, infuse out of box, 8.4 down and 1.6 up here in Tampa, Florida. 6 times in a row, i got 8 down. Infuse also has 2100Mhz band where inspire only has 850 and 1900)

Build Quality - ? (inspire very heavy compared to infuse. Inspire mostly metal, infuse plastic and flimsy battery cover, but that don't mean it's not strong, Feels like a captivate but only way better insides lol

Camera - infuse (way better pictures, way better, 720p video recording is about a tie. They both do great video. Also infuse has a very decent front camera 1.3mp where inspire has none. Inspire has 2 tiny led flashes, infuse has 1 big one, and it's very bright. turns a dark room into day)

Touchwiz or sense - ? (I use neither, zeam launcher, sms pro, and android caller

Rooting - Infuse (one click root, takes 2 minutes or less, no reboot even needed, Inspire must be downgraded, new radio flashed, root, then pick a rom, plus the very first step is making a gold card, to even begin the rooting process. Newbies will need to spend hours and hours of reading and video watching just to feel comfortable rooting any HTC device, samsung is a simple click and go on most phones)

Wi-fi - ? ( both pegged out speedtest on my home Verizon Fios)

Overall - I like the infuse, I wish it was a little heavier, "yes, i just said that" it's big, but its so light like the captivate. it's durable tho, i kinda of twisted, flexed, and bent the phone to see if i could get screen distortion and nothing. Infuse also has gorilla glass which is awesome. There is a video on you tube of a guy taking a sharp knive and slicing on his screen and not a scratch on it. Good stuff.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
the inspire doesnt have an old generation snapdragon. the "old" snapdragons were decent, but had little graphics processing abilities and were on a larger architecture 65nm vs 45. the one in the inspire has a decent graphics chip and is on the more modern 45nm aritecture. the infuse is fater at media processing and maybe up to 20% better frame rates on 3d stuff but in most cases you wont tell the difference. actually the snapdragons in the inspire are newer than the hummingbird, or atleast were released in phones later on.

the old snapdragons could only process opengl at maybe 20-25% what the current generation of singl core chips can do. and the newer snapdragons also seem to be more overclockable than the hummingbird
[Samsung Infuse 4G] budco2000:
ok, thanks for the info, i read that it was an older generation processor and that's why netflix will run on some HTC devices but not on others. I try to retain what i read, but things do get crossed up here and there, or what i read could of been bogus.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] gtg465x:
And the Infuse uses the same old processor as the Captivate, just slightly overclocked. It doesn't have Samsung's latest chip like the Galaxy S II has.

Worst part of the Infuse is no development. Inspire has Froyo Sense ROMs, Gingerbread Sense ROMs, Sense 3.0 ROMs, AOSP ROMs, CM7, MIUI, etc.

Inspire is also $150 cheaper. Infuse is expensive, at least for me.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] sportedwood:
I have both right now, had the inspire since it came out.

Having a hard time deciding what one to keep (or sell both and get a gs2 on uk ebay). The only thing that really gets me is the lack of oleophobic coating on the inspire, if you don't wipe the screen EVERY Time before you use it it looks gross in sunlight. The infuse is like my captivate, generally always looks great and clean and quick jean wipe clears it up.

That said the infuse suffers from the same issues I had with my captivate where text on websites looks "jaggy" untill you zoom in. The inspire text just looks blurry but I can make it out then know where I want to zoom in where the oled's I just cant. Also... blue tint on the sameoled's is annoying when holding next to any other screens.. I have a xoom and go back and forth sometimes.

I dono, all in all I'm torn. The inspire is such a great phone, really nothing wrong I think I just have a addiction.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] justinlagace:
I have a pretty specific question...

I'm a travel photographer on the side, a lightweight backup solution for my Canon 5d. It uses CF - not SD. Curious - will the host usb port on the keyboard dock allow me to transfer pictures from camera to SD card? to internal memory? anybody willing to try?

Or are there any other ways to do this that I don't know about? currently I use an ipad with a camera connection kit, but I'm not really a big fan of apple's software.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stuntdouble:
If your camera supports itself as being a mass storage device then yes it should work fine.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arkster:
couple of issues that i have seen

1. Cannot scan images on camera sd card when inserted into dock. I can see the image files using a file manager and you can view/open the pics one at a time but cannot multi select so that you could flip thru them in gallery. Opening them one at a time is cumbersome especially if you have hundreds of them.

2. Image quality is subpar when viewing your dslr highres pics. I dont expect a lot but clicking on an image should not show a picture with jagged edges. The pictures are not vibrant at all like you would expect them normally to be and how they are shown on my monitor.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mirumirai:
For your first issue, you can use Quickpic. I think it scans for sd cards by default, the but even if that doesn't work, you can set folders to scan.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rockcrawler:
How long did you wait after opening a picture to judge its quality. Android has always taken a few seconds to fully render the quality of a picture in the gallery app. We are talking about low quality, small files taken by the phone camera. I would imagine these files are much larger and would take much longer to open at full quality see as they are from a much higher quality camera.

In short, I hope you were not judging the quality based on the preview that is provided before the full pcture loads.

Sent from my CM7 Supersonic
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arkster:
Hmm...I was accessing the sd card (class 10) via the slot in the dock and when I'd browse a picture, it would not show up properly and perhaps would not load fully? I was using one of the file managers that I downloaded. I'm pretty sure that I waited a long time since I spent several minutes zooming in and out of the partially rendered pics.

But mirumirai's suggestion for using quickpic worked wonderfully. I can see all the pictures in full clarity even though they are around 5mb average in size.

Thanks for the help!
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coleaj:
I have been using my transformer to view 4-5MB images from my dslr. I have been reading from sd card and using QuickPic, can view the pictures in the same maner as if transfered to the main drive.

It takes in the region of 1 second to fully resolve image quality for each image, which is slightly faster than some viewers on my PC.

I have had no problems with copy and pasting the entire image folder from the sd card to the picture folder within the file manager.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] npompei:
Going off the OP's question, has anyone done this with a COMPACT FLASH card, NOT an SD card? I am wondering what would be the best route to take for transfering from my Canon 7d onto the TF. I would love to view files in the field somehow, easily.

I know the Eye-Fi SD cards work as I have seen a youtube video of that but just wondering how the CF cards would work? Anyone?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bedoig:
USB card reader?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Young Cardiac:
DELETE.......
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pyrow14:
ok so i have a 3g wireless card i use with my asus eee 1000 and i was wondering if i could plug in a 3g usb into the asus eee pad and be able to use the internet anywhere? i know that you can tether your phone and stuff but i dont have a fancy phone and i dont have a data plan to use my phone as a motem. i was wondering if anyone knew yes or no, or if someone could test that for me and any others out there wondering if this works?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seshmaru:
if you have a 3g wireless card why not try it yourself? Or do you not have a transformer?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rbaucom:
In most cases unless the the device is just drawing power from usb port, you need a driver.

When you had the unit plugged into your primary device did you or it launch software to get it to work?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pyrow14:
no i dont have an transformer :( i am planning on getting one soon and also, ya it has to install something
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rbaucom:
OK first, post everything you can about the card here. Name model revision number ect. Someone here might have a solution.

Second do a google search for android and your unit.

Third email the manufacturer of device and Asus asking your question.

If the device can be powered on via USB and not require client software, that is, it acts like a wifi router, then yes it will work.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Viper2488:
In the UK you can get something called a MiFi which is owned by three mobile, and its basically a battery operated wifi router. Stick your 3g sim card in it, and it operates as a 5 device infrastructure wifi network which shares the 3g connection. Its currently locked by three but you can by unlocked ones from eBay for about £60... works well
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pyrow14:
ya i dont have the mifi thing, but i do have my pc that has bluetooth built into it and im thinking if you can tether to your phone to use it for wireless and my pc can tether to the andriod then bingo i can use the wireless thru my comp and bluetooth tether the android device to it and bam wireless anywhere:P maybe a friend of mine just got it so maybe i can ask her to test that theory out ill let you know if it works
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] les_ross53:
lg 2100ti turbo 3g usb

i have an att Lg 2100ti turbo 3g usb stick and a transfrer. i am intrested in a way to use it for a 3g connection. i saw that someone made a kernal mod to android 3.2 to get a USB ethernet device to work. anyone have any sucess with a 3g modem? Would this be simular to the usb switch for devian / umbuntu? to enable USBSerial?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aus_Azn:
I was out today, minding my own business.

In the middle, my phone just shut off. Restarting it, it would not boot past the kernel boot screen, not even into CWM. When I got home, I oneclicked it to stock in an attempt to return to my nandroid CM7 from right before the full-9 package was released. I encountered an issue.

CWM3 said "Error: Can't mount /sdcard". Booted the phone up in JF6, and the storage menu shows both my External and internals reading with total and available space as "Unavailable", and both the mount and format options on both are greyed out. Internal phone storage is normal, however, and reads 1.73GB.

Don't ask me to flash Froyo or something. Standard 2e recovery does not allow me to use a ROM Manager flashable CWM2, thus I cannot flash Froyo or CM7's package. CM7's initial kernel returns the "Can't mount /sdcard" error, so that's also inadequate.

So, anyone have any idea what I'm dealing with here? How would I be able to go about fixing it? If it helps, my IMEI number and all that jazz is still present.

EDIT: I just realised a perplexing quality. The phone will ONLY boot with an external SD in it... Doesn't matter if I remove it after, it just needs an external in it to boot. Once the phone boots, it's dead weight. Funny, as I always flash without it in there...

EDIT2: Found some info from Supercurio on the Bell Vibrant while searching, I wonder if this is relevant...

But I've never used that lagfix. I've been on Speedmod then CM7 the entire time.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] emcnelly:
Maybe flash a kernel with CWM in it, such as speedmod with Odin though I'm clueless as to what happened to your phone. I guess do this, flash a new ROM go from there... Sorry this is my only idea.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aus_Azn:
Already said, CWM returns "Can't mount /sdcard" in CM7's CWM3 from the initial kernel... I can't flash Froyo, so Speedmod is out of the question.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] studacris:
I'd try flashing a full odin stock rom and a .pit with it with repartition checked. I heard someone else with this sort of problem, he used odin one click but still got the same thing, flashed stock gb with a .pit and it worked.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aus_Azn:
Did not work; tried flashing JH7, KB1 and JF6, all 3 do not boot past the kernel screen. Only OCD JF6 gets the phone in a working way. I found some other threads, but it's looking worse and worse by the second.

ATT is probably getting a call tomorrow...
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aguila88psi:
Same happened to me, I managed to get JI6 working somewhat. Flash the one click ODIN JI6, wait till bootanimation ends, ROM will not boot up completely so go back into download mode, then flashed speedmod with three button ODIN, let boot up complete then go into recovery and delete user data, wipe cache and dalvik cache.

Still don't have an mnt/sdcard but at least I can make a phone call.

Also, I lost data connection so I had to manually enter APN in settings, wireless and networks, mobile networks, Access point names and create a new APN, I just googled AT&T APN for the values.

Hope it works out as I'm probably going to contact AT&T as well.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leezrd:
I had that happen kinda with "cognadian bacon" it fried my sd card and I flashed odin one click then master cleared in odin. After that I booted up and got my format option back ..... If that doesn't work you could probably hook it to computer (windows) and go under device management and format from there but don't know if will support fat32.. Just a suggestion though.... That what I did for my external sd when it wouldn't recognize it
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jaybob413:
MISC

Building the ROM

This assumes that you have or are able to get a build environment set up.

repo init -u git://github.com/TeamHeroC/manifest_aosp_heroc.git

repo sync

. build/envsetup.sh

lunch aosp_heroc-eng

mka bacon

./vendor/aosp/tools/squisher

This will produce the ROM in the out/target/product/heroc/ directory.

Kernel source is the latest TeamHeroC 2.6.35 version, and can be found here.

Older Versions

21-MAY-2011 Original posted build.

AOSP-2.3.4-Heroc-21MAY

22-MAY-2011 Additional build with CMParts, FileManager, and Theme Support added.

AOSP-2.3.4-Heroc-22MAY

25-MAY-2011 Some cleanup and restore a few missing items (i.e. openvpn, rzscontrol, etc.)

AOSP-2.3.4-Heroc-25MAY

30-MAY-2011 Sync sources and update build

AOSP-HeroC-30MAY.zip

04-JUN-2011 Sync sources and update to 2.6.35 kernel [UPDATED to fix WIFI - V2]

AOSP-HeroC-04JUN-V2.zip

06-JUN-2011 Sync sources; default cpu freq 691/352; add disable 9016 notifications option [from kushdeck/evervolv]

TeamHeroC-GB-2.3.4-06JUN2011.zip

08-JUN-2011 Sync sources; fix backuptool.sh; fix autocomplete (dictionaries)

TeamHeroC-2.3.4-08JUN.zip

13-JUN-2011 Sync with AOSP/CM sources

TeamHeroC-2.3.4-13JUN.zip

01-JUL-2011 Sync with AOSP/CM sources [Updated to fix root issue]

TeamHeroC-2.3.4-01JUL-update.zip

08-JUL-2011 Sync with AOSP/CM sources, includes screenshot & gps updates.

TeamHeroC-2.3.4-08JUL.zip

24-JUL-2011 Sync with AOSP/CM sources

TeamHeroC-2.3.4-24JUL.zip

13-AUG-2011 Sync with AOSP/CM sources

TeamHeroC-2.3.4-13AUG.zip

14-AUG-2011 Sync with AOSP/CM sources; Version Change 2.3.5

TeamHeroC-2.3.5-14AUG.zip
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Jurellz:
First.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] c00ller:
I'm so impressed that our "ancient" Hero is getting this much development action even now :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] il Duce:
<.<

Looks for red glass

>.>

Jk...

This is awesome. Now theres like 8 or 9 gingerbread roms :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Drunkpilot:
Jaybob, you are a madman. When you and your friend stole that cow, and your friend...oops! Wrong movie. You are a busy little beaver JB. I can't believe all of the Hero action being developed by quality developers as well.

Just downloaded and will be trying this out after the hockey game.

Thanks!:D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] xDragod:
Sweet! I'm glad to see a (nearly) pure AOSP rom. I like having the option of barebones vs full-featured CM. I hope to see this go pure AOSP... I wish the CM7 CPU controller could magically stay, though...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ehusidic:
downloading now. =D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ehusidic:
Everything seems to be running smoothly. No force closes or random reboots. All of the essentials work. Market did not recognize my phone so it couldn't restore my apps but that's not a big issue.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PRGUY85:
Let me know if this ROm improves battery life compared to the other AOSP or CM7.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ehusidic:
setCPU loaded settings min19 max691 with ondemand governor. I set my main profile to min 176 with conservative governor and added a screen off profile to set min to 19. No lag with that setup and battery life seems to be pretty good so far. Have not been able to use it for a full day but everything seems to be smooth. Will let you know the exact battery life after a full day of use off of a full charge.

On another note everything seems to be running great with this rom. Big ups to jaybob for fantastic work!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ch1naski:
son of a mother. everytime I wanna calibrate my battery, either another update comes along or another rom. Thanks, JB.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ehusidic:
Very true! I think this will be the rom for my phone all I have ever wanted was a pure and stable gingerbread rom stripped to only the essentials and this would be it. =D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ch1naski:
I noticed it's odex'd. Is anyone using FR with this, and if so, what mtd settings? I tried a fresh install (wiped everything) with fr at 80 18, and no dice....
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Pat76:
So far everything is working for me too,wifi,gps, even the alarm clock works. It seems to running a lot better than aosp gb rom. I did have trouble with market not restoring apps, but I keep backups. Is there a way to disable the power control in the status notification bar. Thanks for the great work.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jrny99:
gapps ?

which gapps would i use ? thank u
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Drunkpilot:
If you are using firerat's, you should do the market fix located in the aosp/cm7 wiki which is located in the " read me" on the 1st page of the thread.

Flashing IS a gateway drug!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jaybob413:
You can use the 20110307 Universal gapps from here.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jaybob413:
After all the effort to go green? ;)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ehiggins:
Is there anyway to get the dialer screen from omg port? Ive grown fond of the slider
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PRGUY85:
I am on latest ROM with .35 and on Windows 7 I could mount USB and transfer files without a problem.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Macanage:
Is it 64bit or 32bit window 7?