yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire HD Android Development] Polar67:
In that case my confusion is total.

Am i misreading something?

Please see the inclosed screenshot (frustrated screamshot :p)

I have only installed the rom - nothing else. Rom manager once. no fastboot.

Regards

ELO
[Desire HD Android Development] Andy:
Everything looks fine. What is your issue?

The ROM already contains the correct RIL for your radio.
[Desire HD Android Development] Polar67:
1: Under "Basebandversion" it says: 12.54.60.25U_26.09.04.11_M2

on top af that everything seems to be working nicely

This leads me to believe that the correct radio is present.

2: Earlier posts stated that this rom doesn´t contain a radio.

3: I´m positive that i have not flashed a radio.

This leads me to believe that the correct radio isn´t present.

i could:

A: flash the radio as instructed.

B: Accept that it works even though I didn´t flash a radio.

Never mind the RIL i get that. It´s the radio that has me baffeled.

Regards

ELO
[Desire HD Android Development] Andy:
There is no harm flashing the radio just to be sure.

If you download THIS. And unzip then run the .bat it will guide you through & flash the radio for you.

The radio included is 26.09.04.11
[Desire HD Android Development] Polar67:
Thanks a lot Andy.

Will do that.

Regards

Elo.
[Desire HD Android Development] hisheeraz:
Gps is not working for me. Any one help ?
[Desire HD Android Development] fjodor77:
Download doesnt wor for me :(
[Desire HD Android Development] Fabriel:
Idem for me : I can only see "INTENTIONALY BLANK"... :(
[Desire HD Android Development] hisheeraz:
where is the download link ? for this rom please help
[Desire HD Android Development] hopscotchjunkie:
Try reading back through the thread a few pages.

//sent from my Desire HD using Tapatalk; all errors entirely intentional.
[Desire HD Android Development] marleyb:
thx m8

---------- Post added at 11:54 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:25 AM ----------

any kind soul can put up a mirror for this stock version by (thx) andyharney
[Desire HD Android Development] soleil10:
Where is the download link?
[Desire HD Android Development] marleyb:
link is dead, sorry m8 maybe a kind soul can put a mirror up for us.....I love stock (rooted) roms (thx) andyharney
[Desire HD Android Development] Muikkuman:
How Can this be latest when its only sense 2.1
[Desire HD Android Development] gmurphy0487:
It was when the thread was started.
[Desire HD Android Development] Muikkuman:
Aha hmm
[Galaxy S II General] Cosmitz:
I've had the SGS2 for close to a month and in this time, i swear to honest God i've been more confused then i've been during my Symbian authoring days with my N95. I'm a tech savvy individual that reads up and researches things to death before acting but i'm just dumbfounded.

I have a Vodafone Romania SGS2 with the fallowing firmware: PDA: KE1 / Phone: KE1 / CSC: KE1 (CNX). I want to update to the KE5 firmware Kies is apparently showing me but due to a CTD Kies refuses to work and actually froze up my PC.

After repeaded tries, reinstalls, updates and tweaks i gave up on using Kies, especially after reading that it bricked some phones. So on i went to manually flashing it with Odin. I didn't get far because i've stumbled upon the thread with the official ROMS. So far i just want to install the official honest to god KE5 update for my network, to not mess anything up and still keep the warranty.

So, i assume i need the BUKE5, which is the KE5 update, the full one, not the kernel alone? So i go there and the filename is: GT-I9100_VDC_I9100BUKE1_I9100BUKE1_I9100VDCKE1.exe (265.11 MB)

Am i just paranoid or is that not the correct firmware update? Also, upgrading the firmware needs to delete all my apps and app data. I backed them up using astro and the kies software to the best of my ability, but i ended up being stonewalled that doing anything, from firmware to rooting to etc, lands me with more work to be done restoring the apps and settings after i'm done with it.

I just had so many issues with the phone, and in the end it doesn't seem as 'smart' as i though it'd be. Everyone had high praise for it and to be honest, after beating around with it so much, i really wish people would have told me about the numerous issues it has before buying. Sadly, only glowing and positive reviews. -.-

In the end, can someone please help me atleast update the firmware?

LE: Forgot to mention in case of the Kies, Win7 Professional.
[Galaxy S II General] crypticc:
external sd card doesn't get wiped. Internal sd card doesn't get wiped.

You could try a no wipe root by just flashing a rooted kernel like chainfire rather than full rom. Then backup user apps using titanium.

Use odin for both and generally only use PDA file, and defaulted options like reboot and do on. See various kernel threads for that.

Look here http://xdaforums.com/showthead.php?t=1103399

[29.06.2011][CF-Root v4.0] KE2/7/8, KF1/2/3/4 - su+bb+CWM4

Or here...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075278

[ROM + Guide]Official i9100 KE7/KE8/KF1/KF3/KF4/KF2/KF3 download and Root Guide.

The difference its that chain fire adds recovery tools but its only a kernel. You can add that later if you want.

After that, first full custom rom or rebranded rom does mean /data which are user app data directories may get wiped.
[Galaxy S II General] crypticc:
Edit I have ke7
[Galaxy S II General] Cosmitz:
Ok then, so i'm installing CF kernel to make a full backup for one thing. I get to the post, stumble around only on google with fake versions to see Odin at the bottom of the post attached. Get that, get the Zip, then get to the 'put your phone in download mode'. Ok i guess that's the USB mass storage? Two minutes later.. nope. More google. Realise it ment to reboot the phone in download mode by pushing Volume down, power button and the home key.

Right, finally i manage to install the CF kernel without issues. Now i accessed Titanium Backup and begin backing up all it can.

Will keep updated here.

After a bit of searching, i found Intratech actually put the wrong link up for the BUKE5 update on the vodafone network for Romania. I PM'd him and waiting for an update.
[Galaxy S II General] killall:
Good Luck. I'm sorry to hear you have had so many problems.

With regards to your warranty, you can always Odin the stock firmware and buy a USB Jig (devs are currently working on a software solution, should be cracked soon removing the need for the jig) from ebay to reset the custom ROM counter before you return the phone if needed.
[Galaxy S II General] Cosmitz:
The very next day, i got the BUKE5 firmware update and installed it succesfully. I will continue by rooting the phone with CF again and i should be done.

Atleast i got my 'totally painless easy-to-update firmware'.

Later edit: Seems there is no KE5 CF root. -.-
[Galaxy S II General] crypticc:
You probably do not need ke5 root.

So called insecure kernel only needed for two things.

1) flash secure rom (ke5) then insecure kernel (ke2 or ke7 kernel only) that you flash over your secured rom (ke5).

Insecure lets running one click root, that installs super user and busy box.

That is what you do I guess.

Then optionally you flash regular kernel (ke5) kernel only, not whole rom. You will keep super user and root but I lose adb root which you probably will not miss.

2) flash custom kernel. E.g. one like tegrak for cpu flexibility, or one like chain fire keep for custom recovery if you like

Cmw recovery

.

So get the latest that is compatible. New over old its often okay.

ke7 or kf2. Or do what some are doing and wait for ke9 (rumoured gingerbread upgrade release from samsung) that on my magic was a big upgrade in performance)

You get to do great stuff like tegrak over clock app with both 1 and 2.

Advantage of (1) is that flashing a genuine kernel after an insecure one used just too get root gets rid of that yellow ! you get with custom kernel when you boot the phone that could alert an engineer with a warranty claim.

Or stay on custom kernel and use a jig like previous poster said to clear the alert. Two pounds fifty well spent.

Advantage of (2) is that recovery installs are very convenient, and do not put the ! warning. Oh and updating phone on the train gets funny looks from fellow passengers looking over your shoulder.

:)

On the other hand some people like using odin anyway "because that's what samsung engineers use"
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DarkIrata:
Hey, im new here :D

Im from Germany so~ sry for my bad english ^,^

I hope this is the right forum~

I want to downgrade my HTC DHD with the Build 2.37 and found this tutorial "http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15290453&postcount=1828"

But i stuck at adb.

I dont know how to descripte the problem so here is a screenshot:

>>>

i already tryed it again

yes i use the mmc2 for the goldcard

and yes i have wait

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I tried to search but dont found something what me could help.

Hope you guys can me help ;D
[Nexus S General] fraspas:
OK, sprint or Google really needs to come out with a fix for this problem. The nexus s only has full bars in certain areas but once you travel out these "spheres", reception drops tenfold. Wtf sprint and Google?

This is pretty inexcusable. Sometimes it gets so bad that service drops altogether aand the only way to get back service is to reboot the phone. I should NOT have to be doing this. Anyone experiencing the same issues?
[Xoom General] Kevterminator:
Samsung is Introducing its TouchWiz 4.0 UI to Honeycomb, nothing Really Interesting you will think, but watch this:

[YOUTUBE]hlLP3RXkmUQ[/YOUTUBE]

2 Interesting Points here:

1:36 - Scrollable Settings Menu with more Toggles - Do Want.

3:00 - "Mini Apps" as Apps you can Toggle over any other App - This is actually a Cool step to Multi-Window Multitasking and i think its Extremely Useful

The rest of the Video is Garbage, but these two Things - I really hope our Modders will port this to our Xooms or it will be introduced as a Honeycomb 3.2 or later Feature.

What do you think?

€: Youtube Embed Why u no Work? :(

€²: Ha, working. But now i wonder if this is actually interesting :o
[Xoom General] keitht:
The mini apps does look cool but I have a feeling there will not be any widespread development support for it. We will have to wait and see.
[Xoom General] B Dizzle:
They have some nice ideas in there but they really made the OS look "cartoonish". I wish they would leave the stock look and just add the extra features. That video was obviously sped up in some shots. The OS is fast but things like flash on a website don't play as smooth as the video showed. Overall the Galaxy guys are getting some features that may make us Xoom users a little jealous.
[Xoom General] eliteone:
touchwiz ux has already been ported to the iconia and the transformer....... maybe a xoom port is neccesary? Might have to giver a go and see if I can force it to play nice with our xoom's
[Xoom General] cheetah2k:
Seems much smoother than the Xoom interface.... Samsung are really putting effort into UI development, I'll give em that!
[Xoom General] eaglecomm:
the 'mini-apps' can be done kind of similarly using an app called Wave Launcher. But there are issues with having the 'gesture' from the bottom of the screen. When I had it installed on the xoom.. it effectively rendered the center bottom of the screen useless. The wave launcher was hogging that area looking for input to start the mini app launcher and so any app that have buttons in the center bottom (like MoboPlayer) wouldn't work very well or at all. The app (mobo) worked fine.. but any buttons in the center bottom wouldn't work (wanted to clarify) due to Wave Launcher 'covering' them up.

It took me awhile to figure out it was Wave Launcher doing it... I thought my xoom was broken. :D

Anyways, just an FYI.
[Xoom General] eliteone:
im gonna try and bring tw ux to the xoom, is anybody interested if I post it up here when I'm done?
[Xoom General] Kippui:
post it I will try it out
[Xoom General] eliteone:
will do, just about to flash my xoom now....... see if i can make a brick :)
[Xoom General] Kevterminator:
Indeed im interested, please Try ;)
[Xoom General] B Dizzle:
I may be up for testing this if you can get it to boot. Hardware is close enough to the other models that have it ported. Bluetooth and wifi may be an issue.
[Xoom General] eliteone:
ya, its not as simple as first thought, but its booting...... now for wifi, and bluetooth :-)
[Xoom General] B Dizzle:
Figured wifi and Bluetooth would be a problem. So it boots? Is it smooth or running choppy and is sound working? I didn't expect it to on first boot.
[Xoom General] eliteone:
actually seems smoother than the xoom roms. I ported the full 10.1 rom. Sound works, though I'm on a wifi xoom, so I can't say anything about 3g operability. If and when I get wifi up I'll post it for people to try out.
[Xoom General] Kippui:
OK, I will flash it as soon as you release it...

or you could share your work with the tiamat team, that would be even more awesome.
[Xoom General] B Dizzle:
I'm on wifi only as well shoot me a link in a pm and I will take a stab at getting wifi going. Two heads are better than one lol.
[Xoom General] mispes1:
I am also interested in this as well and would be willing to test. I have a 3g Xoom but could really care less about the 3g radio since I don't use it; I use my Xoom WiFi only.
[Xoom General] crackmulah:
would definitely try it out!

however i think it would be interesting to have these extra features ported over the Tiamat Rom. are you able to remove these extra features and place them in an existing rom/stock?
[Xoom General] donghungx:
Can you upload please, you can find some help from alot people here, I dream about it all day :(
[Xoom General] eliteone:
haha, I know its been a while sorry guys..... with 3.2 coming out and other stuff in my real life I haven't had a ton of time to work on it. Still can't get wifi to work, and as an extra kick in the ass now the changes I made are causing a softbrick:-( but there are 2 other guys working on it too. And I'll have most of the day tomorrow to wrestle with this little bit*h and hopefully get her going. And crackmulah, that actually might be a good way if I can't get wifi to work that will be the way I go with it. I'm just trying for a "pure" port if possible:-)
[Xoom General] craby1925:
Well, once you release make a donate button and there will be money your way
[Xoom General] eliteone:
hah, thanks, but instead of giving me money just hit the thanks button. Oh and feel free to donate the money you would have given to me to your favorite charity:-)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] mattjsorensen:
The primary reason I bought the transformer was to be an RDP client (I already had 2 other tablets). For the last week I've been disappointed (almost regretting my purchase) because the RDP support was so bad.

I needed a true RDP client so MyCloud/Splashtop wasn't an option.

I tried several:

1. Wyse Pocketcloud Lite and Pro (which I love on my phone)

2. 2X

3. XTRALOGIC

They are all nice, but none of them are good enough for regular use. I need an RDP client that supports:

- Full screen (auto-fit) resolution (1280x750?)

- Right click (via usb mouse)

- Drag and drop (via usb mouse)

- Wheel mouse (via usb mouse)

- alt/ctrl keys

I finally found a solution: Remote RDP. It support all of the above. I didn't test the trackpad, but it worked great with a USB mouse. I've only used it for 20 minutes, but so far I'm fantastically impressed.

Links:

http://www.toremote.com/

https://market.android.com/details?id=org.toremote.rdpdemo&hl=en

https://market.android.com/details?id=org.toremote.serversmanager

Update: 2X has released an update that works OK with the transformer and android 3.2. Right click was working, but I can't get it working anymore.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Gig103:
Good timing on the post, as I was hoping to find one. I used Teamviewer but as it goes across the network I didn't want to deal with the latency since I only need access over my internal network.

Are you using "Lite" or the paid version? I am wondering what ~$10.27 gets me in extra usage, but I will check this out tonight.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] mattjsorensen:
For now I'm using the lite version, but if I don't run into any issues I'll be upgrading to the $10 version. The lite version doesn't have a special soft keyboard for the function keys, but the pro version allows you to save custom keyboard shortcuts (ex. ctrl+shift+f12) for quick use.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Viper2488:
Remote RDP Lite, excellent client and I think it has all the features you mentioned although I can't try the drag and drop so I'm not sure.

Edit: Sorry didn't see your edit!!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
Sounds very interesting. Does it support video that writes directly to the frame buffer (eg. Windows Media Center in full screen mode)? What frame rates do you get? And any idea how much bandwidth it's consuming?

I like Splashtop, but it'd be really nice to have an even more capable solution...
[Eee Pad Transformer General] lordgodgeneral:
I've tried RemoteRDP, but couldn't ever get it to connect to my server running win 7 pro 64bit. Wyse Pocketcloud was the only one I could get to work without some sort of server program running on the computer (splashtop, vnc)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dude2k5:
right click was one of the big ones, I sent the log to Remote RDP and he was able to do it within a few hours....which was excellent. However splashtop is slower, I sent them the same log/message basically and they still havent got time to do it. I guess they might be too busy? I love splashtop because it streams well, but the right click is such a essential feature.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Trevor_g:
GREAT to hear this! So glad app devs are starting to support features like right-click and scroll... great news.

I'll try RemoteRDP soon... although my server will also be an x64 machine running Win7Pro.

lordgodgeneral - let me know if you do get yours working (I'll do the same).
[Eee Pad Transformer General] rilot:
It's an excellent client.

It would be perfect if he could get two finger scrolling to work with the TF touchpad.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Magnesus:
The only problem I have is that it turnes off local keyboard (I don't have keyboard for Transformer).
[Eee Pad Transformer General] guptaavi:
OMG! This is awesome! Just tried RemoteRDP Lite and it worked "flawlessly". Everything works, including right-mouse button, drag-drop, cut/paste. This makes me soooo happy! Finally, I can use my Transformer the way it was supposed to be used ;)

Thank you for posting this. You made my day!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] mattjsorensen:
Win7 x64 works for me

I've been using it with Win7 x64 Pro on multiple machines (home and work). Works perfect in both cases. I also tested Sever 2008 and XP x86 (both work).
[Eee Pad Transformer General] mattjsorensen:
Running regular apps (no video; no games), it renders significantly faster than 2X, but it doesn't handle video as well as Splashtop. Splashtop is very impressive when it comes to streaming video.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] lordgodgeneral:
What settings/tricks did you use on the app to get it to connect?

I just couldn't ever get it to go. I used the same settings for both RemoteRDP and Wyse, but just kept getting a connection refused on remoteRDP. Wyse worked from the first shot.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] mattjsorensen:
I don't know of any trick. I set the following fields:

- host to my ip address

- port to 3389

- username = xxxx

- password = xxxx

- screen = autofit

I left everything else to the default. All of the other RDP clients worked fine for me as well (with Win7 x64).

Oh, wait. When I originally setup RDP on my Win 7 box, I did select "Allow connections from computer running any version of Remote Desktop". If you don't select that, you must have an NLA capable client. I haven't tried it, but Remote RDP Enterprise claims to support NLA.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] mattjsorensen:
2X now has has great mouse + keyboard support

I just installed the latest update to 2X. It now supports:

- USB mouse

- scroll wheel

- ctrl/alt keys

- right click

- drag/drop

It also has the virtual keyboard for function keys that Report RDP doesn't handle as well.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] darkonex:
if somebody can find the Remote RDP non-lite and non-enterprise holla, the enterprise one crashes and the lite one is missing sound and stuff
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
Great! Hopefully Splashtop will add support for these soon, too...
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Bob Smith42:
Why not use VNC client and a mouse?

Mouse should work in USB port. I have not tried, but it seems a good option.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
Because Splashtop is so far without equal in terms of framerate. It's possible to watch fullscreen video with audio on the tablet via a desktop or notebook PC, without significant degradation. At the moment, it's basically the only way to watch Netflix on the Transformer, too.
[General Questions and Answers] Linnean:
I wasn't entirely sure which forum to post this in, so went with general discussion.

Would any of you be able to recommend some decent phonebook/contacts apps for Android? I can't say I particularly like the 'People' app HTC offer, so I'm looking for some alternatives.
[General Questions and Answers] Linnean:
Hmm. Anyone?
[General Questions and Answers] xybadog:
I've tried the GoContacts app which is free and is quite user friendly. Most contact apps, if not all, use the HTC People app as a source for data and UI as far as I can see but I may be wrong.
[General Questions and Answers] ethomps:
GoContacts is the one I use. The Sense one is just awful.
[General Questions and Answers] RamonsFisk:
Why don't you like the "people" htc app?
[General Questions and Answers] rhazahrd:
try using acontacts or dialer one...they have t9 search and stuff
[General Questions and Answers] Rozky:
Contacts GOWidget
[General Questions and Answers] bradl13:
I currently use the People app on my HTC phone. What do these apps do that People doesn't?
[General Questions and Answers] ChrisDiM:
I use that one too
[General Questions and Answers] azmatic:
Dialer One
[General Questions and Answers] h_pro9x:
GoContacts is the one I use.
[General Questions and Answers] austinaries:
Contacts GOWidget is my preferred option.
[General Questions and Answers] MrRage:
I tried GoContacts and I liked it, but the stock Contacts is the best for me.
[General Questions and Answers] TastyTorge:
I'd go with GoContacts or the Launcher Pro Plus Contacts Widget
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheRealKeyboardWarrior:
- Question answered.

Hi, I've just installed Gingerbread 2.3.3 on my Desire HD, I was expecting to see the awesome TV-Off animation when turning the screen off but I have been disappointed, after searching everywhere else for answers on how to "enable" this animation (if it's even possible) I've finally decided to ask here. So, any help guys?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hyperkamote:
Are you on Cyanogen?? the HTC Sense doesn't have the T.V. Off Animation If so that your on Cyanogen MOD

Step 1

On your main Homescreen Click MENU and go on settings..

Step 2

Under the Settings Tab Go to CyanogenMod settings

Step 3

Under the CyanogenMod settings tab click on Display

Step 4

Under Display click and check Screen-on animation and Screen-off animation

Step 5

Press Home to exit
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheRealKeyboardWarrior:
Really? That's such a shame :( Well, thank you for your extensive help, as of now I've chosen to just stick with the stock sense ROM rather than opt for the Cyanogen ROM.

(Question answered)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
It can be turned on in other time as well. Just look for a CRT mod in the Rom thread. Stock doesn't have it but most other roms do.