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[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] andoridkiller:
nop they are not, they are similair but different.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] havox22:
I dont think the beta is coming as soon as they said

https://twitter.com/#!/BrandonWatson/status/83158862823297025
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] toothfish:
Rats...... but thanks for the update~
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Heathcliff74:
The update is indeed for paid and registered mango beta testers. So you do not only have to have a paid account, but you also need to be registered for beta testing Mango.

Further more, if you are such developer and you upgrade to Mango, be aware that there are new limitations to sideloading! Many homebrew tools and OEM tools won't be possible to sideload anymore.

When the moment is there that the update is available (not tomorrow), and you do decide to upgrade, I really want to ask everyone to capture the traffic during the update-process with Wireshark. If we have as much captures as possible, we can possibly create our own updater, like Chris Walsh did with NoDo. But we do need as much captures as possible to see which phones get which rom-packages. We should avoid half updates like in the original tool from Chris Walsh.

If you have a capture of the update, please post here.

Thanks,

Heathcliff74
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] blindpet:
Any How to for capturing the traffic, I'm sure tons of people would like to participate if it was easy. Just start Wireshark and upload the log and that's it?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] mapaz04:
Yeah man, I'm willing to give this a shot when the update comes out, more than willing for the community... jejeje

I would like to know how to do this. I can post whatever comes out... I have an Arrive... We shall see... jejeje

Sent from my []D[][]V[][]D ARRIVE using Board Express
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] nok_fusion:
ok,i'm with an apphub account(student) so the mango update for developers will be available on the dowload section directly on apphub(like the mango SDK 7.1) or i have to register my device ID to my account?

i couldn't myself,it's microsoft to register my device ID to my apphub account it is?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] TheMyx:
I think they'll do something similar to the XBox Dashboard Previews, meaning that ultimately you'll be able to install mango preview on any device, but they'll enable Windows Live sign-in only for registered devices, server side.

Unfortunately Microsoft has always been *****y about these preview things.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Heathcliff74:
I'm no expert in Wireshark. I know how to use it for my own purposes. So this is what I would do, but if someone else has additional suggestions, feel free to help. The updates are over standard http, not https, so that makes it easier.

- Connect your phone to your computer and wait for Zune to be ready with sync.

- Download and start Wireshark.

- Select the network-interface you want to log (to be sure keep only one network-interface enabled, just to be sure you'll capture the correct interface).

- To be sure you capture the traffic from the phone too, go to menu Edit / Preferences. Select User Interface / Capture. And enable option Capture packets in Promiscuous Mode.

- To filter all unwanted data type this in the Filter textbox: http && !tcp.analysis.out_of_order && !tcp.analysis.retransmission

- Start update with Zune.

- When the update is ready, stop the capture and save it to a file.

To test if this works, do the above and use Internet Explorer on your phone. You should see the traffic in Wireshark.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Heathcliff74:
I clearly said it was for paid and registered developers. Have you paid for your student account? Guess not. So unfortunately this beta is not going available for you. Even if you would register as a beta-tester. I wouldn't know how to do that anyway, because I haven't done that.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Marvin_S:
Thats interesting... May I ask where you have that information from? I could not find anything on the create.msdn.com (app hub) forums about it. Was it in the news section somewhere?

Quite odd they wont give it to students.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Heathcliff74:
Many sources:

one

two

three

four

......

Ciao,

Heathcliff74
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Marvin_S:
Yes read those, it does not specifically says student accounts wont get it. Brandon watson also tweeted "@arnehelseth Every developer matters. Every. Single. One. Deep breath everyone". Don't know if this means something and is in the right context or not.

The articles just say it will be released to developer unlocked apphub account, which you can normally get by paying 99$ (they dont speak about student unlocks in particular).

"Neowin has received multiple independent tips that the beta will be made available for all devices through the MSDN Create hub for those with developer accounts, on June 22/23, with Microsoft set to make the announcement sometime during the next 24 hours. The beta will not be restricted to "favorite" developers but will be generally available to anyone with a paid subscription, and will be able to be loaded on any of the production devices."

Yes it indicates paid subscription, however does not really rule out student subscriptions since they are pretty much equal to MS. I dont know if we have to take these words literally or if its quickly written.

"The software giant will also offer beta bits for developers to load directly onto their devices, reports Neowin. Mango ROMs will be made available to existing Windows Phone developers via Microsoft’s App Hub development program. Access to the developer program is charged at $99 per year."

Students have free access to the App Hub development program.

I could not find where you need to sign up for the beta, have not read a mention about this. I could not find it in these sources.

You are probably right though that its only for paid subscriptions, since its easier to check who is a ginuine dev. I just wondered since I have not seen a clear "No to student account" post so I was not really sure about what to believe. Thank you for the clearification.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Heathcliff74:
All sources I read stated that you need to have a paid registration. So it does not say 'no students' but students don't pay, so I guess that rules it out.

About the registered Mango beta tester, I don't see it right now, but I'm sure I've read that.

Anyway, we'll wait and see. Speculating now is not of much use.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Marvin_S:
True, and they can always make a change of heart. Thanks we will see. If students get it, ill try and log the process with wireshark.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Heathcliff74:
Ok. That would be cool. But I have to stress again: If you upgrade to Mango, be aware that there are new limitations to sideloading! Many homebrew tools and OEM tools won't be possible to sideload anymore. So if that is a problem for you, then you shouldn't upgrade. What would be interesting to know is, if you have such software that uses native code (like WP7 Root Tools, TouchXplorer, Screencam, etc) already on your phone, will it still be possible to use it after the upgrade?? And.. will the ChevronWP7 unlock survive the upgrade if you have to "prevent relock tweak" applied??
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Marvin_S:
Yes I know. Thats what I wonder as well. Since we could use OEM apps added trough the marketplace. So upgrading with these apps in place might work. Ill also make a few zune backups so I can roll back just in case.

If roottools still works we might be able to set the prevent relock again. Im wondering about the sideload limit, because thats the most annoying thing for me. 3 is not much to sideload and I like to keep the apps Im developing on my phone to test them on the road.

Well Im trying not to get my hopes up for Mango anytime soon, but if its for students also Ill give it a shot. And I can maybe PM you before, if you can think of some things you want me to test out for you.
[HTC Typhoon] TeddySo:
Hello,

I've got a C500 and i've tryed to flash the bootrom with MTTY and it gave me an error. My phone starts and stuck in bootloader and my computer can't see my phone when connected via USB. Any solutions???:)
[HTC Typhoon] tobbbie:
Did you already update the SPL to the patched 1.09 version?

If so then usually you either missed to push the "0" button when the SPL asks you "do need an IU" or another application holds the USB - usually it is the Active Sync. Go to AS "Connection Settings" and deactivate USB connection.

To get the "IU query" you have to push the camera button when switching on and keep it pressed until that query comes.

To get better help you need to tell the exact steps you have done, so no guessing is needed.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] pdafan1:
To reduce direct radiation from long calls, i normally use the headphones to participate. however the volume level is very low. is there an app or tweak to increase the in call volume while using headphones?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] moxdown:
sound and all minor defects will be solved with android update 2.3.4

Edit: is it so hard to use search first?

xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1122361

honestly......
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] vegetaleb:
Did you try DSP Manager?

It really boost sound output
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] multicrazy125:
hi,,I was using my desire hd and i used it till it completely ran out of power and now it doesnt On and it doesnt charge,, if i plug the charger in it vibrates and after that nothing,,if i remove the battery and insert it back it still wouldnt on and keeps vibrating,,,so please help me my phone is like completely useless now so please can you help me...
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elazari:
try to clean the battery contacts.

when the phone shutdown, can you charge the phone?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] burimii:
Try to get in bootloader press volume down then power button but dont release volume down , then do a factory reset and install a rom
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JSLEnterprises:
I dont think that'll help him due to the fact his battery is dead and cant turn the phone on.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JSLEnterprises:
Connect the phone to the charger with the battery out, then put the battery in but once it contacts the leads in the phone make sure it doesnt fall out or loose contact (so put the battery cover back on). It should now charge (DONT press the power button!) leave it for about an hour before turning it on.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] high_voltage:
As JSL says, try to leave it on charge for like a hour, then try to turn it on.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] multicrazy125:
hi sorry for the delayed replies by me...i tried everything nothing works ,,,took out the battery nothing happens charged it overnight and still nothing,,,is there a way to flash the phone so it will start working,,,The phone doesnt go into the bootloader so how can i install a rom,,plz plz help me...
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ricey1986:
Have you got a spare battery you can try to make sure there is no fault with the phone?

Ricey
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] real35:
did you get work it? I have same problem
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] getaceres:
I had something similar with a HTC Magic. It was so drained that the led would not lit when connected. I left it charging for some hours and the led came back to life and then I was able to charge it completely.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naturelle:
Two opinions:

- battery damaged.

- phone damaged.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Summ0:
You should buy a new battery. I had same problem...
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.m0x:
If you flatten the battery too much it will die.

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Sent from my Cyanogenmod-ified phone.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] real35:
i have same problem, i have ordered a new battery it will come tomorrow. Lets see if it fix.

Edit: The battery did not fix.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] human75:
i had same problem i bought new battery but it did not help.once phones get flat then does not charge again
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rakinisbat:
is there any way you could charge the battery manually. to see if you have issues with your mini usb port
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kaiserag:
I got the same Problems

Hello Forum.

I have flashed the CM7.1 Rom on my Desire HD and it workt good.

10h later the Desire workt slow and so i decidet the Desire HD to reboot.

And at this Time my Desire HD is Dead.

No vibration , n0 Light, nothing.

I changed the Batterie and its all the same. The Desire HD is dead.

Can someone help me to awake my HD.?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Irufan:
i had similar probem with my phone.

my battery was able to reacharge separately using my external battery charger

but still phone was not turning on

i when to the shop where they sold me the phone and they said it was a mother board issues and changed it for me
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] esiedlecki:
Plug

The only issue I have similair to this is that the design for the usb port on the bottom of the phone seems a little iffy. I can't get the plug all the way into the port. :(
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abdullahnaik8:
htc desire hd wont turn on

i tried everything but my device wont turn on

guys plzz help me turn it on , sometimes when i put on charge the LED flashes on and on but the device wont turn on help me plzzz................
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kshiue18:
How do I fix this issues where incoming messages are split and end up with 0001/0002 and the second part of the message is split into two messages?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kshiue18:
Bump. Help?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mattykinsx:
Text messages are limited to 160 characters therefore it splits them and puts that 01/02 so the person receiving the messages knows what's first and second and third and etc
[Samsung Infuse 4G] nash2000:
I just installed paypal to my infuse, for some reason when I try to log in I get a "try later" message. I've changed my password, logged of pc and it still will not work. Btw,same password and user name work on my pc and regular phone browser.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Simba501:
Go to the application info page in your device, clear data, reboot, then try it again. If it still doesn't work, contact the developer(s) via the application market page (near the bottom - "contact developer" via email).
[Samsung Infuse 4G] nash2000:
It's working now, I waited a few hours and it came out of its funk. Thanks.
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] tomanlam:
Here's a mod for VIRTUOUS UNITY

straight from the kitchen, with:

- FLY IN ANIMATION

- BLUE GLOW

- SEGOE WP FONT (WP7 FONT)

- SMALLER FONT SIZE IN SETTINGS

- WHITE GLOW AROUND EDGE OF POP-UP MENU
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] Da Baron:
Thx bro! I'm always looking out for the latest themes/mods for the 3.0 ROM's.
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] mschmiedel:
Wow, thank you very much, it was just what I was looking for...
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] pat731:
nice thank you
[Galaxy S II General] novaci:
So, pretty much exactly a month after I received my SGSII, the phone is now dead.

As I was commuting to work this morning and listening to music, the phone restarted completely at random. I chalked it up to just being a part of the Android experience until, 15 minutes later, the phone boots up again in my pocket. After that the reboots came in thick and fast until the phone was in a constant cycle of rebooting, with no time in between to even type in my PIN before the phone shut down again.

I haven't dropped the phone and it hasn't gotten wet (unless standing in the rain under an umbrella with the phone in my pocket is enough to wreck it), so there shouldn't be any damage that I could've caused.

At this point I removed the battery and just let it sit for 5 minutes before trying to boot it up again. It started up fine but restarted again after around 10 minutes. I shut the phone down, removed the SD card and tried again, but the phone still shut down after a while. After that I yanked out the SIM but that didn't fix anything either. The battery had around 90% charge at this point, the battery contacts looked just fine and it wasn't overheating or anything so I was a little mystified as to what the hell had gone wrong overnight.

I called up Samsung's Customer Support and they told me to factory reset the phone through the OS. The reset goes through it's paces until it comes time to reboot and then.. nothing. The phone is now completely bricked and will not respond to any key presses nor will it react in any way when I plug in the charger. After I told Samsung's customer rep about this, the first thing the guy asked was if I had rooted the phone or installed a custom ROM, to which I answered - truthfully - that I hadn't. By the sound of his voice he didn't seem to believe me and referred me fairly reluctantly to their RMA service to get it repaired while underlining the fact that they wouldn't do **** for me if there were any proof of tampering with the ROM. After that he said goodbye in a fairly annoyed voice and hung up before I got a word in. :mad:

Has anyone had their SGSII just spontaneously combust on them? Right now I'm feeling extremely pissed that I have to go through the RMA process with basically a brand new phone. The repair time is floating around at 2 weeks to a month due to holidays and whatever during which time I'll have to make due with a ****ty Nokia backup phone. The electronics repairs firm Samsung uses here in Finland is notorious for their crappy level of service and they've scratched the hell out of my two previous HTC phones that were serviced by them.
[Galaxy S II General] chalid:
Bad luck ...

A friend of mine had more or less the same problem with the HTC HD2. Random reboots at first, then not bootable/flashable and a couple of tries later it was completely dead. They had to exchange the mainboard. Seems like some chip got damaged somehow ...
[Galaxy S II General] udanii:
try removing the battery a few more times........good luck
[Galaxy S II General] Major_Sarcasm:
I'm somewhat surprised by this, given the fact that Sammy themselves have given a device to the team at CM7 Towers. I always thought they had a fairly relaxed attitude to custom ROMs, etc.
[Galaxy S II General] Roman5:
Don't put up with any crap they give you. Considering that moron is meant to represent customer support, he should be more supportive of a customer who bought a £500 phone from the very company that pays him, and the last thing he should be doing is making you feel guilty when you're obviously innocent. The guy sounds like a complete prick.
[Galaxy S II General] diehard2222:
Guys like him that need to be given a decent beating imo. Right lads... right.
[Galaxy S II General] JJEgan:
Two different bits of Samsung DEVELOPMENT and WARRANTY .

Development want feedback etc from the community .

Warranty want no claims else why put a custom rom counter on and send a letter out saying custom rom = no warranty .

jje
[Galaxy S II General] v1rtu4l:
i can see where the supporter is coming. just imagine how often people call there because they bricked their phones while flashing/rooting ... its understandable that he reacts like this
[Galaxy S II General] Serav:
Why would the supporter care what's been done to the phone? Him having to ask questions for warranty purposes is obvious, but if a caller lies and the warranty is later rejected surely it wouldn't matter to him personally.
[Galaxy S II General] shidahmid:
hahahahahahahha you funny.

i couldnt agree more samsungs care support is soo poor and the agents you speak to dont give a ****!
[Galaxy S II General] valdigre:
Damn, my Galaxy restarted itself randomly while listening music too, just today... However it did not completely restart, it looked like only TouchWiz restarted :/
[Galaxy S II General] kaktuss77:
Hello,

Put off the battery, sd card and sim card.

Then wait 10minutes.

When the 10m pass, put the battery in the phone and hold immediately power + home + vol down.

I think your will go in download mode.

I have same expérience with Sgs offre my friend.
[Galaxy S II General] The_wolf88:
^^^

Do like what he said !

Maybe flashing the original ROM back will get it work again !

I had the same with Galaxy S Vibrant and I fixed it by using the same kaktuss77 steps !
[Galaxy S II General] kaktuss77:
Re,

if this methode doesn't work, try with the JiG.
[Galaxy S II General] mightbme:
It could be a serious case of karma....lol. Usually its an expensive fix

The following s quote by novaci in another thread
[Galaxy S II General] BenKranged:
You should always say something like "I have no idea what that is or means. All I know is my phone stopped working."
[Galaxy S II General] puremind:
I would do as they said. Get into download mode, then flash the official ROM+Kernel for your device and see what happens. If you still have the same problem, then it is a hardware problem and you need to go through the repair process.
[Galaxy S II General] abel06:
Random reboot, it's a well known issue caused by an app. Frequently the music player, or No lock, or something else...

A youth sin of the SGS 2.
[Galaxy S II General] rwds:
Service is shouldnt pay attention to software changes that could been made, they simply write new software through box and thats it, thats why its interssting why personel asked about rooted or not:O
[Galaxy S II General] p00kienrayray:
yes its understandable to ask if its been rooted. but bad customer service is still bad customer service. even if the op was lying, that rep doesnt get paid to have his being annoyed get in the way of providing the customer a friendly experience.

if you can't stand the heat, then stay out of the kitchen.
[Galaxy S II General] novaci:
Tried that last night and got absolutely nothing out of the phone so it looks like it's a hardware issue. I'm gonna have to drop it off to get it repaired, which is going to be a huge pain in the ass with basically the entire country shutting down due to vacations next month. They're not giving me a replacement phone either, which just adds to my annoyance.

I called up Samsung customer service again and this time got to talk to an actual human being. She gave me all the forms I need to fill up before hand so I can just drop the phone off and go. Just to spite the jerk I talked to yesterday, I registered a complaint about bad service!

Now I'm just hoping the repair service actually gets the phone repaired in a reasonable amount of time and without damaging it even further. The last time I had to deal with them was when my HTC HD2 called it quits. It took a total of 3 months and 3 separate visits to their service until HTC themselves got tired of my *****ing and just sent me a brand new phone. Not only did the repair service fail to fix what was wrong with the phone, it came back with scratches all over and all new problems!

EDIT: I was actually telling the truth about not rooting the phone or uninstalling a custom ROM. I'm still stuck on KE2, since Samsung hasn't gotten around to offering newer updates to NEE phones! :mad:
[Galaxy S II General] Desca:
Possibly a bad patch. Very unfortunate for you, but this just sorta happens for every company who have a international product.
[Galaxy S II General] vexveck:
My Galaxy II is dead

I tried to install [ROM][KERNEL][25.09.11] Simply Honey 5.1 Revenge (2.3.4 JVR) to my rooted Galaxy S II Gingerbread 2.3.5 and now the phone is completely dead. It doesn't start while pressing power button.

First I tried with a Light CWM as it was written and it failed. Then I tried with Light ODIN and then all stuck, I disconnected USB cable and removed battery. Since then doesn't start up. What to do?
[Galaxy S II General] Paradoxxx:
Bravo.

U just flahsed a GALAXY I9000 Kernel on a I9100.

Your phone is dead...

Warranty won't take it as they will saw that u flashed it.