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[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deanr1977:
Before you send it back try putting the same rom on the sd card if your on Cyanogen 7 make sure your using 3.*.*.* in clockwork mod (if using Clockwork mod 2.*.*.* use CM6) if your not thats why you are bootlooping! First wipe the cashe, then wipe the dev cashe, then factory reset, then flash your rom, now wait it will take inbetween 2-7mins to load up again!

That should have solved your problem so press the thanks button if it helps :cool:
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] didino6:
plaese i need rom for htc xda nova elf0200 for change langage
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] t0ny0:
You can simply install the app "more locale" from market and have any language you want.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] didino6:
how can i install more locale and i need link for downlaod
[Verizon Droid Charge] Raccroc:
Been running the GB leaks and have been very happy with them (especially GummyCharged GBE 1.0). My one issue is that the stock (2.2.x and leaked 2.3.x) ROMs all seem to suffer from low volume, most specifically, the max in-call volume.

This was fixed when running a voodoo compatible kernel with Voodoo Control. The problem now; however, is the source, and therefor kernel mods, haven't come out yet for any of the GB leaks. So, no more Voodoo sound improvements and DSP (built into Gummy) doesn't seem to do it.

Anyone have any other in-call sound boosting suggestions for Charge Gingerbread?
[Verizon Droid Charge] asdecker:
Try DSP Manager
[Verizon Droid Charge] kgbeezr1:
The pay version of Voodoo Control is supposed to give you the same sound enhancements without the need for a Voodoo kernel, it only requires root access. If you try it, post back and let us know how it works. :p
[Verizon Droid Charge] Raccroc:
Voodoo Control (paid) does support the leaked Charge 2.3.4 kerel yet, so it won't load the module.

DSP Manager helps, but I've not been able to boost the volumes to the same degree as Voodoo did.

That is why I am looking for alternatives.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] piero79:
Hello everyone,

some of you would know to create an iPod-style music player (see photo) with the round bottom dynamic?

thank's
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] larrycl:
I'm trying to understand a feature of Titanium Backup that I can't figure out.

On their home page they advertise:

So what are these features?

The first one, "Move app to/from SD card", appears to be just a front-end to the Froyo app-to-sd feature.

What I'm really interested in is the "Move app data to/from SD card" feature, but there is zero documentation on this as far as I can tell. I've tried playing around with Titanium but can't seem to find any way to enable it.

I have a number of apps that leave fairly large databases or other data in /data/data/[appname]/ and I'd love to be able to move these to the SD card. Neither froyo's app-to-sd feature nor link2sd moves this data.

Any idea about what this feature is and how to enable it?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] larrycl:
I emailed Titanium support, and got back an answer that unfortunately didn't make much sense:

Not quite sure what they are trying to say.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] larrycl:
Here's how to do it

I managed to figure this out on my own, no thanks to Titanium support. (I like the product a lot but their support leaves something to be desired. And yes, I've paid for the Pro version)

Here's how to do it:

Your second sd card partition must be mounted as /sd-ext, and the directory /sd-ext/app must exist. Once these are in place, titanium backup will detect the partition and it will give you the option to move app data to the sd card.

This is a great feature for apps that create large databases in /data/data/[appname] that are not otherwise moved using either Froyo's built-in migration tool as well as link2sd, which moves the app & lib but not the app data.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lerkin:
My link2sd mounts sdext as sd-ext2, how can i make titanium backup work?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zero5295:
Any help?

I'm using Link2SD as well, on the Lg Ally. I'd like to move data/data to the sd-ext2 that I have, but no one answered the above poster's question so...any help?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roidsmith:
Anyway to get android in these phones?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Peew971:
Why not just buy an Android phone? Plus the new ones have better hardware than the WP7 phones. That's an odd request.

The straight answer to your question is you can't do it.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] day2die:
Answer: no
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DavidinCT:
Take your Windows Phone 7, put it up for sale...

Get a Android phone and go to the Android fourms.

If there was a way to dual boot with Android, I'm sure by a simple search you would find it. Assuming that you didn't do that (there was a post about this subject just yesterday)
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roidsmith:
That sucks. Why is it the hd2 can, yet wp7 cant? I understand there on different operating systems, but developers cant make a duel booting device like the hd2?

Wasnt the hd7 tinkered with to run android awhile back?

Sorry i dont browse this section of XDA.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Peew971:
The HD2 was a winmo 6.5 device, the hacking community already had years of experience with that OS. WP7 isn't a year old yet, that's pretty easy to understand.

Like DavidinCT says, sell your phone, buy Android and use their forums.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XPLANE9:
The HD2 was based on a completely different Windows Mobile 6.5. WP7 is still yet to receive a HSPL bootloader that allow custom roms to be installed or a MAGLDR-like system for dualboot, while HSPL for Windows Mobile was achieved long ago. The HD7 android is still in a pre-alpha stage and the average modder on XDA would probably brick his device trying to flash it. Seriously, if a dual boot was released, it would be all over these forums. I know it may be hard, but next time, scroll up, find the white textbox with a large yellow magnifying glass, type in Android on WP7, and watch the magic happen.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NinoAl:
Back then, when hd2 just came out...there werent really that much smartphones with 4.3in screens and 1ghz android phones...so there was a lot of interest on developing android for the hd2...but you got plenty of android phone now with that kind of hardware and better...like everyone else said...sell the winmo phone and buy an android phone...
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BAleR:
I used AIO to downgrade, and I think it said the 3 button fix was automatic, I think someone said that the 3 button fix can cause problems with flashing bootlaoders, is this this true? if so does anyone know how to remove it? I think it is causing problems with clockwork, because I cannot boot into revovery holding volume up and power. Thank you for any help.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4-2ndtwin:
Go back into the AIO tool and use the 1click Odin (recommended). This will take u back to stock Eclair 2.1 and it will flash both bootloaders.

The 3 button fix only flashes 1 Bootloader. So, if u were to flash the 3 button fix and then try to flash the I897 GB Bootloaders, u would end up with a hard bricked phone.

(to boot into Recovery on Eclair/Froyo it's volume +/- and power buttons all together til u see the att screen then release...this is the same on the new i897 GB)

(i9000 GB bootloaders change to volume+ and power together to get into recovery)
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BAleR:
oook, I just flashed back to stock, but now I have flashed fasty1.8, do I still have 2 bootloaders? what did I have after downgrade? 2.1 and 2.2?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4-2ndtwin:
^ If u flashed back to stock the way I suggested then u would have gone to Stock Eclair 2.1 with both Bootloaders. And if so, then yes, when u flashed to Fasty 1.8 u still have both of those bootloaders and u r good to go.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] studacris:
That's backwards. If you flash the 3 button fix with eclair/froyo bootloaders you're fine that's what it's for and you can flash gb bootloaders AFTER the 3 button fix also.

If you flash the 3 button fix while running gb bootloaders that's what results in a hard brick. A gb primary bootloader and a froyo secondary bootloader.

So use one click to get back to stock from gb and then if you lose you're combo after that the 3 button fix is ok to flash.

In short: NO 3 BUTTON FIX FROM GB!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BAleR:
cool, so am I good for GB though?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BAleR:
k, as long as I dont do the 3 fix while on GB bootloader, how do I double check to see what bootloaders I have? does this phone always have 2 bootloaders? kinda used to HTC phones. :rolleyes:

In fact, I think that I never even did the 3 button fix, unless it is mixed into the downgrade with AIO, thats what I used to downgrade
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Twicebak3d:
Yes there are two. a primary and a secondary. If you downgrade with the 3button, you mismatch them. If you downgrade with one click, you flash them both back to 2.1 days. Once you one click, you should be safe.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BAleR:
OK, I think you guys got me squared up with samsungs, one last thing I don't fully understand is the difference between download and recovery modes, does it matter what version of clockwork recovery I use based on what rom I flash? Thanks for all your help you guys are what make this a great place!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Twicebak3d:
Recovery is where you flash all those fancy zips the great devs here have made for us. Download mode is where you flash with Odin/Heimdall/OCUB, usually for use with flashing back to stock 2.1, fixing a soft brick, or flashing 3 button.

Recovery also allows you to make full backups of your current rom, clear cache/dalvik, and (depending on your rom) perform tweaks and such.

Since you're not running 3 button (i'm not either) vol up/down + power takes you to recovery, whereas remove batt/sim/mSD/reinsert batt then vol up/down insert USB takes you to DL.

Honestly, I've never had to flash my own CWM, aside from just after flashing stock and rooting. I think kernel flashes do it for you lol. The file I use for CWM is in THIS thread. Not a bad tut for beginners, either.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4-2ndtwin:
Originally Posted by For2ndtwin

The 3 button fix only flashes 1 Bootloader. So, if u were to flash the 3 button fix and then try to flash the I897 GB Bootloaders, u would end up with a hard bricked phone.

I apologize for the mix up on my part. :o Thanks studacris for the correction.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gaui:
Hi all.

I noticed some weird "incoming call" volume behavior with my SGS2.

I set the volume to the highest. First 2 seconds when someone calls me, the ringer tone is very low, then it becomes very loud (to the setting I put it). I have a MP3 that has the same volume through out the whole song, but the first 2 seconds of the song are very low.

Does anyone know what this could be?

I'm running a unrooted KF3
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Isadora:
It's the standard "increasing ringtone" behaviour. I know quite a few people don't like it (I do though) so there could well be a modified version floating about.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kbiz90:
It's called ascending ringtone and it is normal on the SGS2. You can flash a custom ROM that removes it or there might be a way to remove it on an unrooted phone.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gaui:
Thank you guys for the quick and good response.

It's silly though to not have a option to turn this on/off in the "Sound" settings.

If anyone knows a way to turn this off without rooting or flashing a custom ROM, please let me know. :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] doortodoorsalesman:
Has anyone managed to get one of these telechip tablets to connect to an adhoc wifi hotspot yet?

I have a sony erricson xperia x10 mini pro (rooted) which I use as a hotspot via barnacle. Works great with the laptop, but would like to use it with this tablet, unlimited data plan on my phone is much cheaper than the 3g dongle...

Been searching the forums but can' t seem to find anyone who has got it to work on one of these yet.

Same goes for the camera in skype, got the video calling to work but my camera won't record or transmitt anything no-one can see me LOL!

Got clockwork mod installed and can help testing stuff.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] doortodoorsalesman:
I gave up and bought a nexus S, it has a built in wifi hotspots that tethers easily with my EM73 tablet.

Even got Skype video working great on this phone, saves me a fortune on long distance while overseas...
[Defy Themes and Apps] Titankahn:
EDIT: Please answer if it does save for you??? because if it is it might be faster to reinstall my cm7!! thanks!!

Hello the newer gameloft games wont save for me anyone got this problem? using defy with cm7, asphalt 6 rainbow 6 sacred odyssey backstab hd starfront collision for example. interesting is that dungen hunter 2 does save. anyone got this problem or ideas? thanks Ernő
[Defy Themes and Apps] ehsan_yany:
where can i find the savegame data? for example in GT motor academy
[Galaxy S II General] almorsol:
Hi, I am using watchDog to try to see what processes start while the phone is in sleep mode. But I cannot find anything on WatchDog that tells me what is consumming battery.

I hope I make it clear.

The situation is the following.

When the phone is sleeping, with no 3g or wifi, it takes around 10% in 8 hours. Just iddle. This happens at night. When sleeping.

As soon as I wake up, I turn on 3g. And the battery starts draining. I understand this is normal. But should the phone be awake all the time just by having 3g on?

The awake bar is almost full. Eventhough the phone is locked. This happens only when I turn 3g or wifi on.

That's basically my question. Sorry if it is misleading or something.

Regards
[Galaxy S II General] kreoXDA:
the phone will be awake if you installed some rogue app that connects to the net every 2 minutes to check something, or just some badly coded app.
[Galaxy S II General] almorsol:
So I should start uninstalling each app to see which is the one? Or can I use an application that will tell me that? Itried watchdog, but got no success.

Any ideas?
[Galaxy S II General] cmd512:
I've found eBuddy to keep my Awake bar completely solid... EVEN if I'm completely exited out of it. It has to do with the fact that like any other app, Gingerbread keeps a cached version of the process in the background. But in eBuddy's case, staying cached causes the phone to stay awake, so the only way to resolve this is to completely kill eBuddy and any of its cached processes.

That's why I still run ATK at 30 minute kill intervals. Getting great battery life. Here's my original post on this issue:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1094666
[Galaxy S II General] kreoXDA:
You can start by going into settings -> applications -> running services

Tap the "menu" button and make sure you are looking at only "show services in use" as opposed to all services including cashed.

You will get a list of about 10-30 (depending on what you installed and how you configured the phone)

Then go to settings -> accounts and sync, and under "manage accounts", see what accounts you created that sync up with somehting. make sure the icons (round circles) are green only for the accounts you truly want to sync.

Also tap through each account you do want to sync and check the sync settings . If there is an account that is set to sync every 2 minutes, or is set to sync at an unreasonable short time, change that. There could also be a bunch of account you what to totally switch into "manual sync" mode, for example email addresses you do not care about.
[Galaxy S II General] ithehappy:
I will install ATK and follow your steps buddy. Will let you know how this worked for me.

Regards.
[Galaxy S II General] almorsol:
I will do the same. Thank you!
[Galaxy S II General] ithehappy:
Have a query, What Auto Kill level should I set and what's the difference between Crazy-Aggressive-Safe? I atm at Agressive!
[Galaxy S II General] cmd512:
I do Crazy, 30 minutes, and Low level so that I can see all processes (including system level). I then run my phone as usual and add any/all system related processes to the ignore list.

Good luck, and hope it works for you as well.
[Galaxy S II General] almorsol:
I just made a test, and found that the app that makes my phone to be awake all the time is the MSN Talk Pro.

I disabled it, and everything went to normal.

Is this normal in IM apps, since the other person was having the issue with ebuddy?

How could I have the IM app running without having my phone awake all the time?

The task killer would definetly work, but then I would not be able to get msn messages.

Is this the only option?

Thank you.
[Galaxy S II General] kreoXDA:
Let me try to explain the situation.

If you have an IM client and you want it to be ready to accept messages from your buddies, it has to be in "listening" state to "hear" from your buddies. How that "listening" state is implemented by the developer defines how much batt power the application is eating.

Two opposite example:

1) Some stupid developer coded the IM client to always stay in foreground on your phone, actively pinging the servers on the internet , asking the servers if you have new messages. Your battery is wasted big time man.

2) A smart developer coded the IM client to use Google's C2DM interface (Cloud to Device Messaging framework). Such an app will stay dormant on the phone, and will be woken up by the android core processes whenever a new message arrives for you - Google servers will wake up the app on your phone. Such an app will not waste battery much.

There are a number of variations that go in between (1) and (2) above. So there is no clear-cut good or bad app. All depends on the implementation, and also on the way you configure your phone and the app on it.

Latest version of eBuddy was supposed to use C2DM too.

Ad the new Trillian is using C2DM. I never tried any of these though, can't vouch for any.

Just keep trying various IM apps until you find one that does not stay awake.
[Galaxy S II General] ithehappy:
It has worked for me mate, worked well I should say. You deserve a Thanks mate.

I set it on Aggressive mode, with Auto kill at an interval of 1 hour, and NO apps but only my Power Schedule app in Ignore list, and I kept the Network On (Normally I use Flight Mode at night time), and after 9½ hours the battery drained just 2%, from 90% to 88%. Usually on Flight Mode I used to have a 3-4% drain overnight, so it's a big improvement.

BUT there are still two small but solid Awake bar present there while the Screen was off! What could be the reason? Is it because ATK was running and caused the Awake bar by itself or other apps? Take a look at the pic.

I have another query,

If I don't add any system apps (those come by default) to the Ignore list will there be any problem?

Regards.
[Galaxy S II General] almorsol:
Thanks man.

I will keep trying some of them. Starting with the ones you said.
[Galaxy S II General] jbdeq:
I have recently removed watchdog and noticed that battery consumption rapidly reduced...
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ckeathley:
Any ideas? I need someone to help point me in the right direction. I am fully aware of the false sense of hope and security this brings
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crossrocker:
I could try.. send me a theme chooser theme's apk

Gimme a couple a days to come up with a new sig that is cool.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ckeathley:
Not a flashbale one but an apk?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crossrocker:
Yup any apk theme for cm7

Gimme a couple a days to come up with a new sig that is cool.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ckeathley:
I will search for one today. Thank you
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] klbmth:
Where can I find fonts for the MIUI Rom? The online theme selection is all Chinese.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wahbob:
try miuiandroid.com
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] klbmth:
Worked like a charm! Thanks!
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] dg4prez:
is there a way to remove clockwork recovery? my wife's phone has s-off and recovery, but she wants to keep it stock and use the OTA upgrade.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] bucwylde23:
You should really check this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1161411

I just flashed this over my stock froyo. Worked flawlessly, didn't lose any apps or anything. Removes all the VZW bloat and runs perfectly.

One thing to note, I believe you'll have to manually update your radio to the newest version but it's no big deal.

You can find the newest radio here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1134451

From what I've read the radio that comes with the OTA is 20.27W.30.0811U_1.09.01.0622 unless someone can tell me I'm wrong.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] dg4prez:
i know all about that. but i still would like to know how to go back to stock recovery if possible.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] jrizk07:
You'll have to reflash the RUU and overwrite CWM with the stock recovery image once more.

If you don't mind me asking is there a reason why?

The only way I'd even consider doing this is if you're going to return the phone or if there's something wrong with it.

Why not just flash the official OTA that RMK put together and then flash the new radio?

It's EXACTLY the same thing minus the verizon bloat apps, heck it even runs faster than the stock OTA.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] barinaman:
Do you flash the new radio like you would a new rom?
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] jrizk07:
No, There's a certain way you have to do it. Pretty easy BUT you have to check the MD5 to make sure it's not corrupt, otherwise you'll brick.

put the P32IMG.zip file onto the root of your sd card. Boot into hboot by holding vol down and power on startup.

It'll search your sd card and then ask to update. press power to update. It'll reboot when finished.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] spizzo03:
The issue is that if you flash the new OTA you'll lose root for the foreseable future. Currently most are unsure if it will undo the s-off and in the process you may lose the ability to root until a new exploit is found.

Read the first thread that is stickied on this forum about the OTA.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] spizzo03:
There's an app in the android market called AFV (android file verifier) that allows you to check the md5 sum of files you download directly on your phone. I would suggest you install that app and make sure the md5 matches the radio file you downloaded before flashing the radio as changing radios has much more potential to brick your phone entirely that traditional rom flashing.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] dg4prez:
this is for my wife's phone. mine is running CM7. my concern is that if i go forward with a rooted gingerbread, i won't be able to return her to full stock recovery and rom later. i don't want to do anything to her phone i can't undo later. is there a path for that after upgrading to the rooted stock rom?
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] jrizk07:
Of course, it can always be undone later on. However, if you do the OTA update then you will not be able to root until a different exploit has been found.

This is why we're trying to get you to go the route of the rooted stock rom.

Just follow the directions in the first 2 posts of that thread and she'll be as stock as she got the phone (Minus having root, it being faster, etc....)
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] dg4prez:
what's the rollback if we want to go full stock. no root, no CWM - stock enough to send to verizon.