yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire HD Android Development] Tantin:
I'm on cm7 and had it set to 190dpi as well. Messed up the recent apps as well so I played around a bit and figured that 200dpi is working fine. Actually all even numbers like 180,200,220, etc are working fine and the odd numbers mess up the recent apps. At least for me.

Anyway, I'll maybe try your rom later. What exact changes did you apply to cm? I just figured some extra apps + small improvements on performance + stability + density. Which exact improvements are we talking about here?
[Desire HD Android Development] Swishaa:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=951768
[Desire HD Android Development] LorD ClockaN:
You are telling me that latest cm7 lockscreen (rotary) works. Fine with dpi lower than 180

Sent from Desire HD with CyanogenLordMod!!!
[Desire HD Android Development] Tantin:
Nope and it doesn't. ;)

I just tried again and I remembered it wrong, it has nothing to do with odd or even, but 200dpi being as low as you can go without messing up the recent apps.
[Desire HD Android Development] fipec:
hello,

I am currently on the theme to customize the ROM.

I will post the update later than Thursday.

Thank you all
[Desire HD Android Development] fipec:
Hello all and sorry for my absence.

An update is available ...

Good dl and good flash ...
[Desire HD Android Development] :
Screenshots??
[Desire HD Android Development] fipec:
Not for now ... I am currently trying to incorporate a theme

Look on page 1 someone has put on screen
[Desire HD Android Development] :
Cool. Thanks and keep it up.
[Desire HD Android Development] dayze0:
looks awsome - feel a flash comming SOON !!!
[Desire HD Android Development] Step-han:
U can get in every rom that low 190di with LCD Density Changer.
[Desire HD Android Development] buzzboy:
Great update, very stable.

Regards
[Desire HD Android Development] fipec:
Hi all.

Sorry for the long wait. I am always on the theme, and I still have problems.

Small update for a few hours.

Good day all
[Desire HD Android Development] Swishaa:
Is the update still coming?
[Desire HD Android Development] fipec:
sorry for the late post, but I'm back ...

Update available, based on CM7.1

good dl, and flash.

Very fluid and fast.
[Desire HD Android Development] fipec:
links have been corrected
[Desire HD Android Development] fipec:
update ready
[Desire HD Android Development] fipec:
Update available ...

good dl and install
[Desire HD Android Development] buzzboy:
Thanks again, great update.
[Desire HD Android Development] mohammadsp:
can I ask about this statement?

- Density up to 190dpi for use HD
[Desire HD Android Development] fipec:
Yes I am listening...
[Desire HD Android Development] gkrananth:
how to do overclock. any help please
[Desire HD Android Development] fipec:
To overclock, use the application SetCPU.

By searching on the forum, there is a free version of SetCPU ...
[Desire HD Android Development] mohammadsp:
I actually don't know the exact meaning friend

can u elaborate more for me?

- Density up to 190dpi for use HD
[Desire HD Android Development] dashrink:
Its like screen resolution on a pc. If the standard is 1024 x 768, this would be something like 1920 x 1080 ;-)

Try googling or wikipedia 'dpi' (dots per inch)
[Desire HD Android Development] fipec:
update available, fixed several bugs.

Good dl and good flash
[Desire HD Android Development] dneill2006:
Thanks :)

Just got a DHD today and first ROM I flashed was yours, simple the best AOSP ROM for the DHD :)
[Desire HD Android Development] LorD ClockaN:
LOL.. you just got DHD today and flashed only this rom and it's the best ROM for DHD???

How do you know that when you haven't tested any other..

No disrespect to this rom, but this comment was ridiculous
[Desire HD Android Development] dneill2006:
Market has disappeared since updating to 2.1??
[Desire HD Android Development] dashrink:
Hahaha lmao. Good one dood :-D

Ima smijesnih ljudi :-D
[Desire HD Android Development] fipec:
Hello,

the market has not disappeared and is operational.

Some time and without explanation, the market appears that when the wifi was enabled.

Before being published, the ROM is tested for 12 to 24 hours.
[Desire HD Android Development] fipec:
I agree with you. There have ROMs with customized themes and much more complete.

Before I started I was on the CORE DROID.
[Desire HD Android Development] ivanlaszik:
Is this ROM-Project dead now? I am using this ROM since it appeared, really enjoyed the statement "Updated regularly" but its more than a month since the last update.

Please tell me that its not dead. Would really like the update to 2.3.6.
[Acer Iconia A500] bhageman:
Just got the Acer keyboard. Using it to type this. Looks slick and the keys have good action.
[Acer Iconia A500] jdantuono:
Is it a dock?
[Acer Iconia A500] gammaRascal:
No. It's not a dock. There isn't one.
[Acer Iconia A500] bhageman:
Bluetooth
[Acer Iconia A500] Alejandrissimo:
Post some pics or link :D
[Acer Iconia A500] gammaRascal:
I'm guessing it's this one: http://us.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/model/LC.KBD0A.014 since the OP is purposefully being vague.
[Acer Iconia A500] bhageman:
Definitely some issues with functionality. BT connects fine, but there are several dedicated function buttons that don't work at all or don't work as they are labeled.

Browser button doesn't open default browser, same for mail, camera, and music. The forward button opens Winamp??? The lock button does not wake and unlock as the manual says. All the essential keys work correctly including the arrows, tabs, etc.

But if you are just using this to type, it is great. The keys are well-sized and have a solid action. Makes me think that I could leave the laptop at home on a business trip.

EDIT: Sorry to be vague about the model, I didn't know that there were other Acer BT keyboards options.
[Acer Iconia A500] MJ-12:
It looks very nice, but what is this about some keys not working correctly.

That is not really very good, coming from the manufacturer of the tablet and functionality not right?

As said it looks good and I wouldnt mind one, but I think for the price it should do what it says on the tin or no good.

Just my two cents...
[Acer Iconia A500] MJ-12:
Seen this one...

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bluetooth-Wireless-Keyboard-Ericsson-Blackberry/dp/B004J4B0MA/ref=sr_1_17?ie=UTF8&qid=1306490549&sr=8-17
[Acer Iconia A500] rorytmeadows:
Looks too much like an Apple product (eww).

Apple keyboards are the biggest proof of the stupid public buying into Apple's garbage. It's the cheapest junk to make and the chiclet keys are so awful that companies tried them originally years ago, but the public felt they were too cheap and didn't feel good. Apple slaps their logo on it and people buy that junk.
[Acer Iconia A500] panda.bear:
I bought my Xoom keyboard off Amazon for $55 including shipping and all the function keys work just fine with my A500. I've also heard the Apple bluetooth keyboard works just fine with it also, I think $70 retail but lacks the shortcut keys of course.
[Acer Iconia A500] internetpilot:
I'm using the Palm Bluetooth keyboard just fine with the A500. No, the dedicated function keys don't work, but this is a pretty close to full-size QWERTY keyboard with 5 rows, so it's doing a great job. Folds in half so it stores small. The hinge has a nice lock for typing on the lap. Paired quickly and easily, no lag, etc.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skid71:
Hello all

I find myself posting here because I don't have the required 10 posts to pose my question elsewhere.

I recently switched from Clockwork to AmonRA recovery. My second backup was of my stock SenseROM. My first backup was of CM 7.0.2.1, which could not be restored. My flash to CM 7.0.3.1 was successful, so I wasn't concerned.

Now, I cannot restore the stock SenseROM. I have transferred the recovery log to the SD card, but do not know how to decipher it.

I did change the name of the folder in /sdcard/nandroid, but not the names of the folders inside that folder.

Basically I'm not sure the proper way to rename a RA backup, and if there is any way to fix/repair the stock SenseROM that I cannot restore.

Thanks for your patience and help.

Skid
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GrimReaper24:
I don't know the name it needs to be. But if you need stock rom Ruu sense to unroot I have links to the latest Ruu you would need in my guide.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dougjamal:
I was actually at a restaurant eating dinner when I was initially replying to your post and then all of a sudden, my phone rebooted and kept bootlooping so I had to rewipe and restore a nandroid backup while driving home...Sorry. Anyway, you cannot rename the folder which the nandroid backups are kept in, but you can rename the backups themselves as long as you don't use special characters. If you did change the name of the folder that the nandroids are in, you will not be able to restore. If you remember the name of the folder, change the name back to what it was. If you're familiar with ADB, connect your device to your computer, start the Terminal app (I use a MacBook) and then type, "adb connect". It *should* display the name of your device which is the same name as the folder that the nandroids are kept in.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k2buckley:
Just to be sure, the backup you're trying to restore is one that was created with Amon Ra, right? You can't restore a backup that was made with Clockwork. So, as long as the backup you're restoring was made by Amon Ra, it should restore.

You said you renamed the file right? Which folder exactly did you rename? If you renamed the nandroid backup itself, it cannot have any spaces in the name, or any odd characters. Keep the name simple, with no spaces. If that's what you renamed, try renaming it to something short and simple, then try restoring again.

If you renamed a different folder (the folder that the nandroid backups are actually in), I don't think you can do that at all. mine is like this : /nandroid/HT066HL***/(nandroid backups). If you renamed the one that is bolded, I'm almost positive that will bork things. You can only rename the backups themselves, and as I said, you can't use spaces. Double check your stuff, and see if it sounds like any of that might be your problem. Good luck.

EDIT: Dang Doug! Your post wasn't there when I started typing! I got distracted on a phone call during my reply, and delayed it way too long. Didn't mean to step on your toes man. At least our advice is the same! BTW, which rom bootlooped ya? I had that happen on decks 1.2m today.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skid71:
I'm thinking I borked myself then

I'll try to describe this...

nandroid/AmonRASenseROM/BDS-20110525-****

I should not have changed the bolded part, but instead, change the "BDS-20110525****" part?

I think I can change the name of that folder, or better yet, just move the "BDS..." folder to the folder that is named HT0CFH***** which contains my current CM 7.0.3.1 backup. I DID NOT change that folder name.

My gosh, did that make any sense?

And yes, that Sense ROM was backed up with AmonRA.

Really appreciate the help!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k2buckley:
That is correct. You should not have changed the bolded part. You wanted to leave that what it originally was (I think it may be the phone's serial number, but not sure). The BDS-20110525 is the actual backup that you created. It is coded by the date you created the backup. So it looks like you created that one on the 25th (or 24th, often times the recovery will stamp my nandroid backup time as the next day for some reason. I'll make one on the 19th, but will have the date code of the 20th in there). So, as far as fixing the issue goes....I'm not positive how to get that folder named back to what it originally was..as I'm not sure what the exact name would have been. Hopefully someone else will chime in on it, and confirm what the name of that folder should be. I'll check in a second and see if that number is indeed my serial number. If it is, you should be able to rename it to that, and try it out.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k2buckley:
Yes, I confirmed that the name of that folder should indeed be the serial number of your phone, in all capital letters. To get your serial number, you can either use adb, by typing 'adb devices', and the number it gives back to you will be your serial. If not, shut your phone down and pull your battery. Your serial number is back there. If you rename that folder with your serial number, you should be good to go (hopefully). Give it a shot.

Edit: And just to clarify, the one you CAN rename, is the BDS-20110525 one. Just be sure to not have any spaces in the name, or odd characters, as has already been noted. You should be on the right track after that.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skid71:
In trying to decipher the recovery log, I noticed that the other folder created in /nandroid was also the number of the phone (not sure if it's the serial). When I first made the Sense ROM backup, I changed the name of that folder (instead of the folder contained inside), then made a backup of the CM ROM. I noticed that it created another folder within /nandroid that was identical to the folder it created when I made the Sense backup. I hope I'm not confusing you as much as myself.

Anyway, what I did was rename the correct Sense ROM folder, then moved it to the "HT0CFHL****" folder. I hope that does the trick.

**Edit** I did use a - when renaming the Sense ROM. No spaces. That sound alright?

______________________________________________________________

Hope you don't mind another question while I'm here.

When performing a backup, should I just do a backup of the items that AmonRA recovery already has chosen, or should I do the Wimax, sd-ext, etc?

Would just like to make sure I'm doing this right.

Wish I would have started out with AmonRA instead of Clockwork (no offense meant)

Thanks again

Skid
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k2buckley:
Okay, I am slightly confused, but not too confused, haha. So when you created the CM backup, and you say that you were left with a duplicate folder, which folder do you mean? That's all I'm confused about. Do you mean the one containing your serial number, that you renamed (the one that starts with H), or do you mean the BDS-2011...one? If you mean the BDS-2011 one, then that is normal. Every backup you create is automatically named BDS-20110524 (or whatever the date/time is). If you look closer, the time should be different. Anyways, if that is not what you're referring to, then it may have regenerated the folder which contains your backups (because it has to be named as your serial number, so since you changed the name of the first one, it may have regenerated a new one. In which case, if you moved your first backup to that new folder, it SHOULD work. (i think that's what you said you were doing..). If that worked, just delete the folder that you renamed, and leave the new one. You should then be good to go.

I hope I understood you right. If I did, it sounds like you should be set.

EDIT: forgot to answer your second question:

To be honest, I don't use Amon Ra 2.3. I have always stayed with the earlier version of 1.8.0, as it has NEVER faild me, so I saw no reason to change it. It is slightly different than the version you're on, as there are no backup options. It just automatically backs up what it needs to. With your version you do have the option to select what you backup. I for sure would make a couple backups that include your wimax.img. That is important to have, for if you ever lose your RSA keys, that backup of the wimax.img is how you would recover them. You would only need to include sd-ext if your sd card is partitioned, and you're using DT a2sd. If you are, then including the sd-ext is a must. If you don't have your card partitioned, or don't know what DT a2sd is, then you don't need to worry about backing up your sd-ext. I honestly don't recall what the other options are, and hopefully someone else who actively uses that recovery will help ya with that. I believe I remember there being an android_secure, recovery, or something like that. Sorry. Just definitely include the wimax.img. I believe that my friend Dougjamal posted something in the General section about the recommended way to backup using Amon Ra. Search that out, and you may find the answers. Good luck
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HipKat:
Here's how I rename my nandroids and it works.

\nandroid\HT121HL07014\BDEARS-20110318-0300-koni_III

Anything else i Ever tried = fail
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skid71:
Yeah, confusing. But yes, you are correct sir. I'm itching to try flashing to it, but I'm a bit hesitant since the only current ROM backup I have is one with the pre-selected (in AmonRA) choices.

I'm not communicating very effectively tonight.

I appreciate the help.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k2buckley:
Well, I think you should be all set. If not, this is what I would do. Take both of your nandroid backups (the folder labeled BDS-2011....) and copy them to a different folder.

Then be sure you have a directory on your sd card named: nandroid/(your serial number). Then place both of your nandroid backups in that folder. (the one with your serial number). Then boot to recovery, and select backup/restore. Then select 'restore backup'. You should then see the folder named as your serial number. Select it. You should then see your backups. Select the one you want to restore, and try to do it. It should work.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dougjamal:
(laughing)....You know it's not a big deal with me. As much as we post in these forums, it's a surety that we will post similar replies around the same time. As for the rom, it was SalvageMod. It hadn't happen prior to today and it haven't happened since. I was eating and replying from inside a Cracker Barrel restaurant when it occurred....lol

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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skid71:
Just wanted to say thanks again to you both. I sincerely appreciate the time and help. Coming from WinMo 6.5, this is my first android device. It becomes quite the little hobby.

I hope to soak in knowledge like a sponge then pass it on.

XDA is a great community.

Thanks again

Skid
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dougjamal:
You're very welcome, my friend. Before purchasing my Droid Incredible last year, I was a die-hard Blackberry user. (First Blackberry was the 7290 and the last one was the original Bold 9000 with several other models in between). After I rooted the D-Inc, I realized that the capabilities with Android devices were vast. I then wanted a larger screen and was torn between the Droid X and the EVO. Being that I was already familiar with HTC Sense, I chose the EVO and without doubt, I made the right choice. This device is amazing and through trial and error and from being helped by the good people who frequent these forums, I've learned a great deal and am still learning. I love this community and I try to help others and often as I can. The success rate is less than 100% but the effort is more than that....lol. Anyway, take care and enjoy your day...;)

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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sand1303:
Exact same thing happened to me. I kept reading posts saying to get amon recovery. So I did. But when I went to try and restore it wouldn't let me choose a clockwork restore. I just used Rom manager and re flashed clockwork. Then went and did a restore. I like clockwork so I will keep it. Don't know what makes amon so special. Seems like the same options.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k2buckley:
Amon Ra is known to be more reliable. It wipes better, and flashes more reliably. Clockwork works flawlessly for some, but not for all. Amon Ra seems to be nearly flawless for all who use it. Also, if you continue using clockwork, you will surely run into some zips that you cannot flash, such as anything that is scripted with edify. Clockwork only supports amend scripting, and there are still PLENTY of zips out there that are edify only. In that case, clockwork will tell you that it can't flash it, and you need to change the scripting to amend. Amon flashes both amend and edify. Also, the newest clockwork doesn't flash radios for some reason, the flash will just not take.

So yea, clockwork works perfectly, and everyone else who suggests amon ra is wrong.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sand1303:
Wow, I never said it was perfect or anyone was wrong. I simply never ran into problems with clockwork and had a problem with amon. So I didn't know why people would use it.

I greatly appreciate you informing me. I guess if I ever have a problem with clockwork and decide to use amon I will do a backup first thing so restore will be usable.

I also saw on Rom manager that certain things wouldn't work without clockwork. And Rom manager seems to make flashing easier.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k2buckley:
Yea, sorry didn't mean to come off harsh. Sorry about that. And yes, Amon Ra doesn't work with rom manager. I won't get started on my opinions on ROM manager, lol:p

Clockwork jacked up my phone before and left a bad taste in my mouth!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sand1303:
It's all good!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jay_993:
If anyone has experience with both devices on MIUI and/or CM7 could you share the difference between them? Im weighing whether Nexus S is a worthy upgrade so any input would be appreciated :)

Btw im not considering SGS2 because of no voodoo sound :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kar200:
Good thread, I was actually wondering the same thing (not after upgrading).

I know that for Vodafone AU the Galaxy is maybe a better device. The Nexus S here does not have the Amoled screen and also does not have the external SD (which I don't use myself).

I had a quick go at the stock 2.3.4 on a Nexus S and it is definately laggy compared to my CM7 with launcherpro. I cannot say if it is the combination as I would like to see CM7 with LP on the nexus S.

I find Miui laggy on the Galaxy when it comes to the menus in the settings. I am not sure if it is better on the Nexus S as they have access to full sources AFAIK.

K.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] utsmaster18:
If external SD is important then its pretty easy which one you should get.

With Nexus S you will get latest updates from Google (which again might not be necessary if you are staying with CM7).

SGS just got merged in mainline for CM7 so now we get nightlies everyday. From my personal experience, there is 0! ZERO! lag with CM7 and only a few quirky bugs.

Also wouldn't the SGS be much cheaper than the Nexus S? Especially for the AMOLED screen version of the Nexus?

Therefore I suggest SGS imo.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] arakiskool:
If you use CM7 ... SGS is probably the best choice.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] rschenck:
I agree with the consensus....if you are planning on using CM7 or MIUI then that nullifies the advantages the Nexus S has as a "flagship" (early updates from google, etc).

In terms of sheer hardware then, the AMOLED and the external SD make the Galaxy a clear winner over the Nexus S.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] rdbhalla:
Nexus S camera sucks. I moved to Nexus S but gladly back to Galaxy S. No 720p recording, no SAMOLED, no gorilla glass, no SD slot, no radio, poor speakers, no TV out - Nexus S is actually a downgrade if you ask me.

I love Galaxy S. I just wish it had a body of Omnia 7 and a dual LED flash.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Psy1208:
+1

10 Chars ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nozerogravity:
No GorillaGlass in Nexus S is very strong "NO" for buying the device.

Maybe a few bonuses in Nexus, but really? You wanna have micro (and not only) scratches after month of using the phone? I know what happened with my Xperia after three months of daily using... :/