yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Eee Pad Transformer General] HuMa892:
Thanx for that advice!

I Did that already; so the file is no more visible;

My internal memory still is too much occupied by something.

It says media usage 8,06GB... I only have around 800MB of Photos on it.

So the Video File must still be somewhere around ;)

Is there something like the Trash can on Windows??
[Eee Pad Transformer General] HorsexD:
The Transformer reads in internal Memory as an SD Card as well so your likley looking at the Built in Memory. click on the SD card icon on your Android Task Bar at the bottom and see if its in their.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] HuMa892:
Found it!

Astro File explorer showed me where the big file was!

It was in the trash folder of Fish Bowl Photo Gallery!

I deleted the video file with it; but didn´t know it will move it to a trash folder!

Sorry guys ;) My fault!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] quarky42:
Thanks for explaining what happened, though, as someone else may have the same thing or be able to avoid the problem all together.
[Omnia 7 Windows Phone 7 Development] Fjtorsol:
I've been examining CSC's with a hex editor an they seem to be some kind of *.nb0 imagefile containing a RAW filesystem with a *.CAB inside that contains a *.rgu and an a *.reg with the custom settings fot the zone/operator code (XEN, XEC, etc.). I tried to hexedit it but I can't calcule the md5 checksum, it seems to be located at the bottom header of the file but doesn't match with any of file's sections or the whole rest of the binary before the checksum code. Anyone could upload AnDim's new HTCRIE (the one with OMNIA 7 support) to see if it helps editing this kind of *.nb0 ??

Edit: HCTRIE has a fixed method for *.nb0 reading that is only compatible with *.nb0 files containing typical partitions (ULDR, SLDR ,etc) and also is not capable of writting changes so there is no way to create custom csc's for now. I will be investigating for more ways to calculate the image checksum.

Only for development purposes:

Download Hashcheck-less* firmware flasher

*The actual checking is done but it allways says that the firmware's md5 matches the binary header and allows you to flash. I still have to change the code so it shows the error message but allows you to continue.
[Omnia 7 Windows Phone 7 Development] xbores:
MD5 chechsum is not the main problem
[Omnia 7 Windows Phone 7 Development] Heathcliff74:
I uploaded Andim's tools here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1117513.

Any information on the flash-tool is very welcome. But, as xbores already stated, the MD5 is not the main problem. If you manage to create a file that will be accepted by the flash-tool, then there is another problem. The rom-files are signed as "WP7_PRODUCT". The bootloader checks this. If the signature is not valid (which happens when the file is tampered with), the bootloader will probably refuse to boot. So you would also need a patched bootloader. I have no idea how difficult that is. I would assume it isn't to hard to do. But if that were true, then probably other people would already have done it already.

If we have a patched bootloader that accepts cooked roms, and a patched flash-tool or correct checksum calculation, so we can actually flash the cooked rom, that would open up a lot of possibilities. I don't have time to spend to on this, but maybe in the future I will have a look at it. Any info is very appreciated.
[Omnia 7 Windows Phone 7 Development] Fjtorsol:
Patching the tool would be so easy as I have located the code section where it decides to show md5 hash error or continue with the flash process. It would just require to replace a "jz" instruction by "jmp" one in the code with a hex editor.
[Omnia 7 Windows Phone 7 Development] Fjtorsol:
It would be thankful that those who downloaded the Hascheck-less flasher reported if it was useful for something...
[Omnia 7 Windows Phone 7 Development] OndraSter:
The absolute hash that checks the flash tool is simple MD5, just depends on from where to where (probably from beginning to the last few bytes except the WP_PRODUCT and the md5 hash itself?).

The main problem is the data between 64h and 8000h - they are signature. I am trying to figure out how is it signed, but it is all weird.

In case of CSC, it seems like it is 1byte per ~512B.

In case of eboot, it is 1byte per ~1024B.

In case of PDA, it is 1byte per ~25kB.

Anyone knows anything about Ra000FF and signing it? :)
[Omnia 7 Windows Phone 7 Development] Flow WP7:
I'm not so sure that it is a signature, if you compare different csc's you find repeating parts in it. And that is IMHO not very typical for signatures.

Is there a thread anywhere describing Ra000FF? I already found file size(without MD5 at the end), size of signature what ever thingy and size of eboot image + entry point.
[Omnia 7 Windows Phone 7 Development] OndraSter:
I did a bit of research and I think I have most (pretty much all?) parts of it. When I get home, I will post my findings.
[Omnia 7 Windows Phone 7 Development] OndraSter:
Ra000FF container
HEADER:
Offset	Length [B]	Encoding	Description
00	8	Big Endian	Ra000FF\x0B
08	2	?? -- "imagestart" (D000FF)
0C	2	?? -- "imageend" (D000FF)
11	1	Always 24
15	1	Always 01
18	2	Always 04 80
1D	2	Little Endian	Sector size (IMGFS, imageupdate = 808; CSC, eboot = 80)
1F	4	Little Endian	File content size in sectors: content size = (value*sector size - (8000 + 13F)) (beginning and ending headers)

The content starts at offset 8000

FOOTER (last 13F bytes)
00	1	Always 7E
04	1	Content type (CSC = A9, EBOOT=C7, IMAGEUPDATE=B8, PDA (IMGFS)=B8, PHONE (Radio)=D6)
05 - 11B	In case of PHONE -- some unknown data (another hashes? Some XORs?), in other cases always filled with 00s
11C - 127	Target device type (WP7_PRODUCT or WP7_ENGINEER)
12C - 13B	10	Hash of (whole?) file - probably MD5 (10 bytes)
13C	1	Always 7D
13D - 13F	3	Filled with 00s

ALL NUMBERS ARE IN HEX!
[Omnia 7 Windows Phone 7 Development] Fjtorsol:
I have tried the md5 from diferent sections and it doesn't work anyway the goal here is to edit the *.cab.pkg as the md5 checksum check can be bypassed with my patched tool (tested changing random bits inside the imgfs). The *.cab.pkg with header MSCF and ending with an FF heap till the end of the IMGFS is signed with the same certificate as the *.dsm inside it (both can be extracted). As the *.cab.pkg is loaded by the the kernel and not by the bootloader the signature could be meaningless here if the *.cab.pkg inside the IMGFS is properly edited. Considering the FF heap as remaining space we could even add more registry tweaks that would also be loaded at first boot.

Also this is the full set of image signature types:

WP7_ENGINEER_4K

WP7_ENGINEER

WP7_PRODUCT_4K

WP7_PRODUCT

ROISSY_ENGI_4K

ROISSY_ENGI

ROISSY_PROD_4K

ROISSY_PROD
[Omnia 7 Windows Phone 7 Development] OndraSter:
Isn't the CSC file checked when uploading to phone for the certificate signature (RSA MD5, RSA SHA1? Who knows - I don't) in the beginning of the file (from offet 0x64) too?
[Omnia 7 Windows Phone 7 Development] Fjtorsol:
My patched tool ignores md5. It was as simple as changing a jz instruction by a jmp and now no matter if the md5 checksum is correct or not it allways says it's ok (even trough the checking routine is done md5 ok => md5 ok and md5 wrong => md5 ok). About the top header binary sections I don't know but for sure my patched tool allows you to flash images with incorrect md5 checksum.
[Omnia 7 Windows Phone 7 Development] OndraSter:
Yes, but try really flashing some device with not proper signature at offset $64 and down.

I talked with Olipro and this should be similar to R000FF - these data are signed with RSA MD5, every block in file. When data block is sent to phone, it is checked against that ^ and if it is okay, the data is written to NAND. I am not talking about the bottom, I am talking about the top.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ssimmmo:
Right my screen is broke and have looked around but I am bit confused lol right do I need to get replacement lcd screen or Digitizer if any one help clear this up be good. Thanks
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] xperiaforme:
Can you safely uninstal Backup and Restore default app? It gets on my nerves because it keeps running, and if I kill it, the whole phone reboots. But it reall needs to be safe because removing Talk already messed up my ability to download from Market.

Thanks.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] quendil:
Yes you can, you will have no problem after removing it.

About Google Talk... you can remove Google Talk but you must NOT remove gtalkservice cause the market app wont work after that (as you already said).

I always remove the following apps:

backupandrestore

datatrafficswitch.apk

facebook

GeoTag

Google Maps

Google Maps (Street)

Google Talk

neoreader

officelauncher

officeupdateservice

pccompanion

Peggle

playnowappinstaller

playnowback

playnowclient

ReadyToRun

roadsync

semcemailsmall

SEMCSetupWizard

SnsContactImageCacheProvider

stk

sync

syncwizard

timescapepluginmanager

timescapeprovider

Timescape-smallui

trackid

uWlopProvider

VoiceSearch

wisepilot
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] quendil:
By the way, i'm using Flashtool application to remove the abovementioned apps.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] xperiaforme:
I just use Root Uninstaller from Market because I'm a dummy. Can't learn the heavier stuff for the life of me.

So I will upadte servce to fix my phone and do it all again.

If DID in fact remove Talk And Talk service! So if I leave the service alone it should be fine?

Since you seem very knowledgeable, I also removed default sms app and delivery reports in Handcent stopped working. Is it best I leave default app alone?

Thanks so much!

(Oh, btw, I was told to leave sync alone?)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] quendil:
Yep, gtalkservice is needed by Market so you should just remove Google Talk.

:)

Unfortunately i cant answer your question about sms but it seems logical to leave the default sms app alive and kicking in your phone.

The 2 sync services are the ones who are used by the SonyEricsson Sync Service which i dont use at all!

Google mail/contacts/calendar work normally including PCCompanion/Outlook sync.

PS: I'm really a noob you know. I just like sharing the little things i know!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] thekindladies:
Interesting, I have removed both Google Talk Service and Google Talk Storage and I can still download from the market.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] quendil:
Storage or service?

;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] thekindladies:
I uninstalled both with Titanium Backup
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] quendil:
Lucky ladies! My market stopped working without gtalkservice.

:(
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] thekindladies:
@xeperiaforme:

Have you tried to copy the conversations.apk using Root Explorer to the /system/app folder and set the permissions similar to what the other applications have: rw-r--r-- ? You then have to reboot your phone.

The same with gtalk and gtalk service provider.

Untill you manage to get the stock messaging back you can do this (I have checked this by removing the stock messaging on my phone and sensing an sms from handcent to another turned off phone and got the delivery report when that phone was turned on; until then, the sms status was pending):

For delivery reports in Handcent, don't use the handcent menu - delivery rpt.

Instead go to the handcent menu - settings - notification settings - sent notifications - check "notify when message is received (needs carrier support)".

Then go to Receive message settings - check "Delivery reports" and uncheck Handcent delivery report.

If you notice the time stamps on the delivery reports are not correct because you are in a different time zone, the use the "set delivery report offset" to add or remove hours
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] xperiaforme:
Do the 2 sync srvices run on it's own and drain battery or did you just remove it because of freeing space?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] quendil:
For space mostly but they might consume some phone resources as well.

:)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] xperiaforme:
Oh thanks again :) And what are these for?:

semcemailsmall

SEMCSetupWizard

SnsContactImageCacheProvider

uWlopProvider
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] quendil:
semcemailsmall --- sonyericsson email app (not gmail)

SEMCSetupWizard --- first boot setup wizard

SnsContactImageCacheProvider --- timescape

uWlopProvider --- timescape

there you go!!!

and some more details here

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/index.php?title=Xperia_X10_Mini_freeing_space

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/index.php?title=Xperia_X10_Mini_Default_Applications

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/index.php?title=Xperia_X10_Mini_Deleting_Applications
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] xperiaforme:
Thanks to both of you :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] kormatoes:
Good stuff

sent from this midget x10 mini pro using cm7.2.3.3 14.5
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] deluxive:
you can delete conversations.apk from system/app folder

and rename handcent.apk to conversations.apk and push it to system/folder

with permisions r-w-r-r.

for me its way easier with root explorere, its all in phone, no computer required
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lisurgec:
Hey guys-

Kinda a weird problem.

So my captivate won't play any system sounds at all. It's particularly weird, since all media apps work just fine. This was fresh from Samsung's repair center, and had a new install of official 2.2 on it. It wasn't even rooted when this problem started, and after a flash to 2.3.3 it still has the problem. I've tried changing the ringtone, notifications, and every other sound; same thing with turning everything up all the way. Nothing has changed and there is no silent mode active anywhere. It seems to only vibrate when a message comes in. I'm fairly confident that it's not a software problem, due to the updated firmware and kernel. Has anyone had this problem? Do they know of a workaround?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leezrd:
Mabey an odin one click, then keys update to froyo might work ??? !! I'M NOT TELLING YOU TO DO THAT, I'm just suggesting that might work. If it came with froyo then you might get a bootloop so I would suggest getting a jig if try this way
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brin74:
jig

in all cases the jig is your lifeline lol. I SUGGEST having a jig handy when any new roms are installed. There are alot of good roms out there having no phone for a couple days changes the perspective and for you to make a jig is under 10$ .... Did I mention lovin the new Serendipity 7, good clean rom.:)
[General Questions and Answers] denno020:
Hey all,

When I first got my phone and was caught up in the bliss of downloading more camera (and other) apps than I would ever use, I found one camera app that allowed me to touch the screen of the phone, and whatever colour was in the position that I touched, that's the only colour that would be shown in the photo, everything else would be grey scaled. I can't remember exactly, but I'm pretty sure pressing the screen actually took the photo, so there wasn't any 'real time' colour filtering.

I've tried going through the apps like FxCamera and Camera 360, but I can't seem to find that function in those..

Can anyone help? Does it make sense what I'm talking about?

Cheers

Denno
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dustinearley:
Need some quick help for a friend, he just bought a myTouch 4G from someone on Craigslist, and while everything looks immaculate, the speaker is dead. Any ideas? Know where I can buy a replacement?

Thanks in advance
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ionic7:
What did he learn about checking things thoroughly before finishing a transaction on craigslist?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nicgraner:
You'd have to completely disassemble the phone to access the speaker voiding any manufacturers warranty which is dumb when you could just send it back to HTC if its younger than a year old
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] live_free:
I don't use one on my atrix (same glass) and after only a few days I see tons of micro scratches. Many say that you don't need one with gorilla glass, but I hate not having one because of scratches, but when I do the screen is so less vivid. I am getting a TF in the next few days, do those Skinomi screen protectors muttle the screen? I plan to have it in a neoprene sleeve.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] trancemode:
why not?

you put $400 down and invest in a tablet.

It shouldn't hurt to put another $10-$20 to insure your product safety from future usages.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] live_free:
Well obviously, I am just worrying about muttling the screen color.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] insight76:
i had a skinomi on my g-tab, and it wasn't too bad. I actually liked how it cut down on the glare. I bought one for the TF, but haven't put it on yet... I guess I better get on that.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] lacrossev:
What screen protector did you try previously that muddled colors? I've used clairvue, martin fields, seidio and sgp and they were all totally clear. For the 10 minutes i used the skinomi,that was also clear.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] brunes:
I have had mine for about a month now with very regular use, and I have no micro-scratches.... I don't know what one would be doing to a tablet to cause it to scratch. Do you have sandpaper on your fingers? Are you leaving it face down on the table???

I bought a $10 neoprene netbook sleeve for a case and that is all I plan on doing.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] snafumk2:
Well, better to be safe than sorry.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] ryan stewart:
Like the last poster I would think these are less likely candidates for scratches. I'm going without.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] hairclog:
I plan on not using a protector. If I see scratches, then I will decide. none yet!
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] dcmtnbkr:
I think screen protectors are seriously ugly. Unless you are not using a sleeve when carrying it in a bag with other items, i would not get one. It isnt like you are carrying it in your pocket with keys.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] malin:
I don't like screen protectors at all. It makes me think of old times when the protector was a "must-have" for all smartphones like Diamond because of his fragile screen. For last whole year I've used Desire without any screen protector. It screen looks still as new one (maybe one scratch like a hair could be visible from specific angle) but the comfort of usage is priceless. I will try to buy some case for my TF, but without anything on the screen.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] SLG951:
If I'm going to pay $500 for a tablet then you can bet I'm putting on a screen protector even if the screen is supposedly scratch proof. I would hate to say "if only" when I do end up scratching it. Definitely rather be safe then sorry.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] el_brio:
A tablet is not a cellphone that gets tossed around. Do you have a screen protector on your TV? On your computer monitor? On your lap top monitor?

How exactly do you think you are going to get a scratch on it? Are you keeping it in your purse with a set of keys? Or will you keep in in a case?

My tablet is either in my hand, or in a case. What do I need a screen protector for? I paid good money for a nice screen. Putting a protector on it seriously degrades the picture quality.

Also remember that many of the "OMG WHAT A COOL SCREEN PROTECTOR!!" posts on this or any forum are likely put there by the manufacturer as covert advertising.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] lilbluemirage:
I got the screen protect from Electroniccrap. It's "anti glare/anti fingerprint" so its not "crystal" clear, but I love it just cuz swiping the screen just feels so much smoother.

But then again, that's just me
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] lacrossev:
How does that screen protector look on the device? any pictures of the fitment?
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] live_free:
Link Plox?

Also what is the best neoprene case that fits both the tablet alone and the tablet with the keyboard snugly?

I was thinking this. http://www.amazon.com/Incase-CL5736...D054/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1307478089&sr=8-1
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] haupman:
Maybe the guys who like screen protectors over gorilla glass are the same guys who wear a t-shirt over a bullet proof vest for more protection.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] AstroTrain:
I concur, what is the point of having Gorilla glass if it is so susceptible to any scratches? If you are going to put a portfolio case on it then it would act the same as when you close the lid on your laptop. All my years with my Toshiba Lap I never once considered a screen protector nor had any scratches. Just a waste of money and a marketing ploy to gouge customers out of unnecessary accessories to inflate the overall market for these devices.

All I would be looking at is a portfolio case and microsd card, that's about it.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] dcmtnbkr:
Overkill. This will work fine.

http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-inch-N...2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1307488707&sr=1-2
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] live_free:
But I like incase, and love their quality. My only question is will that sleeve fit the tablet alone snugly, what about the tablet and the keyboard?
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] ilgadets:
While it certainly will not get as much abuse as a cell phone, I'm not sure the analogy to a laptop is fair especially for those who don't buy the dock. The screen is probably most susceptible to damage when it's being transported; to work to class to wherever. A laptop will be closed during this time so the screen is well protected. Say you stow your Transformer into a bag or sleeve and catch the zipper on the way in. I can see where people would want a screen protector just for peace of mind.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] lacrossev:
Anything that fits a 10 inch netbook will fit as the transformer's dimensions are the same as most 10 inch netbooks with the exception of the thickness, of which it is thinner than average. Whether it will fit snugly will vary from manufacturer to manufacturer because while the length and width is near standard size, there doesn't seem to be a standard for thicknesses of netbooks.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] live_free:
http://www.goincase.com/products/detail/neoprene-sleeve-cl57801/3

or

http://www.amazon.com/Incase-CL5736...D054/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1307478089&sr=8-1
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] isolated_epidemic:
ive already got a scratch on mine after seriously careful use. Gorilla glass is crap its the same as any other frail glass screen. My protector couldnt come fast enough to save my screen.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] setite:
I just put a Skinomi protector on mine. I don't like how the smoothness of the glass creates a moist resistance if my fingers have even the SLIGHTEST oil/moisture. I used it on the XOOM and now the transformer. I also put it on the back to make the bag a little more grippy.

Skinomi is great because it's truly functionally invisible, not tacky, and allows my fingers (thumbs when playing games) move freely so I can correctly make gestures.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] tekkitan:
I say yes to screen protectors. Even though it has gorilla glass does not mean that it will not scratch.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] dandmcd:
Had several phones with Gorilla glass the last few years, never got a scratch on any of them, and never used a case with them either. There's a lot of fear mongering that the glass will scratch to sell more accessories, but honestly I've only once or twice seen a Gorilla glass screen scratched, but the entire phone were also in poor condition so they had taken a lot of abuse.