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[Viewsonic ViewPad 7 & Variants] lakehousetech:
My bad...it's the date color that's modified in the statusbar.xml, whereas the other font colors are modified in StatusBarIcon.java located in /base/services/java/com/android/server/status. I believe the compiled output ends up in the framework.apk, but I don't have my laptop handy to verify. Try swapping in that file and see if it works.
[Viewsonic ViewPad 7 & Variants] floriskopinga:
Link is down...

Another Mirror maybe ???
[Viewsonic ViewPad 7 & Variants] davicito75:
the links are broken... from where I can download?

regards
[Viewsonic ViewPad 7 & Variants] vanilaguy:
TJstyle Kernel

will this kernel work for non-ite hardware?
[Viewsonic ViewPad 7 & Variants] tentone:
You shoould also copy "services.jar" ;),
[Viewsonic ViewPad 7 & Variants] MultiLayer:
DL link down anyone know alternate?

I really want to try this original to compare with currents. Thanks.

:(
[Viewsonic ViewPad 7 & Variants] haree:
hi

this is a good rom but this devlopper never came back after giving this rom

id sugest u try kwbrs rom they are good and lots of development happening

:)

if u want this rom then u need to wait for some one to give u an alternate link

sorry i dont have it :(:)
[Viewsonic ViewPad 7 & Variants] indyend:
http://db.tt/7zRbtNKm
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kitaeshi:
i apply the wrong boot image instead i use a nexus S and my nexus one is stuck forever... -_-..

i tried to recovery on flash boot recovery but the screen also stuck...

below is the file that i use...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1139261

my nexus one is 2.3.4.. any kind soul can guide me.

Thanks!!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evilkorn:
Why not just start over if you are that stuck, passimg to stock. Or fastboot flash the img.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dude Random21:
Passimg back to stock then seeing as you were trying to use this I'm going to suppose you already have an unlocked bootloader so just flash a custom recovery then flash su from recovery all the files you need are in my sig.
[Vibrant General] ksubedi:
Just bumped upon this tweet by samsung canada saying that gingerbread update will be available for vibrant and fascinate late this summer.

https://twitter.com/#!/SamsungMobileCA/status/90913211834044416

So since this tweet is from samsung canada, will the update only be available to candian carriers? And is the hardware same on tmoile us and canada? And will we get stable gps even if we dont get the update in us? I was just full of questions when i saw this. What do u think guys?
[Vibrant General] shreddintyres:
Im not sure if the Canada updates apply to us tho, if those are really for the US carriers then that would be great, tho we already have semi working/stable gps on several gingerbread roms including CM7, really all i would care about is the source drops, once we get source we can make gps work better than it ever will with stock gps. Not to mention improvements on existing gingerbread roms, and the potential for ICS support from the CM team when that drops.
[Vibrant General] archie53:
The Canadian Vibrant is not the same device as the US version thus the ROM would be incompatible, but maybe this is a step towards it finally coming to US markets. We will see.
[Vibrant General] mrsbelpit:
^But isn't the Canadian Fascinate the American Vibrant? I think.
[Vibrant General] geoffcorey:
Nope, Canadian fascinate = t959d, tmo-us vibrant = t959. We figured it out when the telus fascinate got before use and still had battery drain, key mapping and stability issues.
[Vibrant General] ksubedi:
thats a bummer, that tweet got me excited for a moment. f*ck u tmobile, seriously f*ck u
[Vibrant General] lexluthor:
Great, here we go again with all of the rumor threads and people posting starting threads for things that have nothing to do with the US Vibrant.
[Vibrant General] ksubedi:
i wasnt posting any rumors just to let you know, i was asking if it was the same as us vibrant. now go get a life and stop posting stupid ass posts on other's thread.
[Vibrant General] gamikzone:
lets all stop trolling, i never even knew there was a t959d i thought canadians used the i9000 version
[Vibrant General] geoffcorey:
Depends on the carrier.
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] gpmg762:
In case someone wants to use it on stock 2.2 which does not come with tun.ko module,

use the one from steve's 1.9 rom and it will work like a charm.

Put tun.ko in /system/lib/modules, inmod tun.ko from a terminal and you are good to go (check with lsmod).

http://db.tt/TDEsnNt

Note, need to reload after a reboot.
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] mbobak:
Hmm...I tried this, no problem downloading tun.ko, copying to /system/lib/modules and doing insmod, verified w/ lsmod.

But, when I run the AnyConnect client, I get:

Could not connect to server. Please verify internet connectivity and server address.

Any thoughts or ideas?

-Mark

PS This is the same error I got before I downloaded and insmoded tun.ko.

PPS Yes, I have internet connectivity, and I've double checked and triple checked the server address.
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] mbobak:
Found this post via Google search. Just realized it's in the Dell Streak forum. I'm actually on a Motorola Atrix.

Sorry about that...

-Mark
[XPERIA X8 General] Superuser.Angga:
thread closed
[XPERIA X8 General] amieow98:
Lol...It should be fine...Trust me..
[General Questions and Answers] saifbechan:
Hi,

Is there a way how I can see who quoted me. I know other forums have this option in the quick links. There I can easily see the posts where I have been quoted.

I am sometimes active in topics where there is a lot of discussion, and I do not know if I get quoted with an answer pages farther, because I cannot read trough all the pages.

If this option is already available, please tell me where I can find it, if not, maybe a good functionality to add.

Thank you!
[General Questions and Answers] Dark3n:
I don't think there is such functionality.

Would be cool though :-).
[General Questions and Answers] saifbechan:
There is a vBulletin plugin that does this. Maybe it could be added?
[General Questions and Answers] saifbechan:
Bump
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amresh:
After mounting sdcard in windows 7 I was able to write files on sdcard till yesterday. But now I am not able to write any file in windows 7, it says write access denied. I get full access (read+write) when I use my phone to access my sdcard. In fact sdcard is accessible in read only mode through windows but write access fails.

Has anyone faced this problem before?

Can someone suggest me how to fix this problem?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ghostofcain:
Install Linux and all will be well, seriously there must be someway of accessing the card as an administrator in windows?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haerigrek:
try opening/exploring the folder as administrator
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ProreX:
How do you mount SC card to Windows7? Do you use your phone in Disk drive mode or you unplug your card and use MicroSD->SD adapter?

Maybe your adapter has been switched to LOCK state.
[Galaxy S II General] ausdroider:
I tried using the stock android terminal emulator, com.android.term stored at /system/app/Term.apk but on the SGS2 it doesn't seem to allow you to use the virtual keyboard with it. So how can you type anything and use it? There's options in the preferences that assumes there's either a physical keyboard and/or other physical inputs like a joystick.

I can't find any way to input commands, how can I use the stock terminal emulator?

EDIT: I wanted to post this in the dev forums but it seems I don't have permissions yet to post there (>10 post minimum limit).
[Galaxy S II General] sl9:
Don't know about the stock terminal emulator, but search in market for "ConnectBot". It is a free SSH/Telnet app, but it can be used perfectly fine as a local terminal emulator also (which is what I mainly use it for on my S2) :)
[Galaxy S II General] ausdroider:
Well actually, I'm already using another terminal emulator:

Scripting Layer For Android - SL4A

Which is very nifty, not only does it include a terminal shell but I use it because it includes a python interpreter (as well as other's like for perl, ruby, lua, etc.), and it also exposes a subset of the android API so you can run scripts to do anything that your normal java apk apps can do.

It was just whilst using this shell that I was browsing through the system and found that there was a stock terminal emulator. But when launching it, realised that the stock one doesn't support virtual keyboards!
[Galaxy S II General] HellcatDroid:
Maybe it works with a USB keyboard via the USB OTG/host cable?

I'll try this later....
[Galaxy S II General] ausdroider:
Quite annoyed how the SGS2 didn't come with any extra adapters eg. for OTG or HDMI out. Is there a special OTG adapter that's needed or any male micro B to female A will work?

OFFTOPIC: Is this who I think it is? If it is I'll let you have a single guess as to who I am .

HINT: Nickname started with an 'S' in a previous life, maybe on a PSP ;) ? Did that give it away? :p
[Galaxy S II General] HellcatDroid:
Hm, ok, no luck with the USB keyboard I just tried....

Well, HDMI I can understand, but at least the USB OTG cable would've been nice, indeed.

Then again, what expensive device comes with any cables these days?

I think it has to be a cable that "tells" the device (my guess would be via one of those nifty resistors, like the USB Jig uses too) that an OTG cable is connected.

Because even with the cable itself and no other USB devices connected to it, the phone already tells you "USB host cable connected".

Then again, it doesn't have to be a "special" OTG cable, I got a generic one off eBay for 9 bucks incl. shipping.

Works perfectely (mouse is fun! :D)

He, yah, might be who you think it is :D

Had to append the "Droid" as my plain nick was already taken (time to trademark it and sue everyone into handing it over to me *lol*)

Whu, you're not giving me much to work with here - your guess was more easy :p

Hmm, well, did your old nick ("previous life", that sounds so.... final, not looking back....), well did the old nick have something to do with seasons? Like winter, summer or.... spring?
[Galaxy S II General] ausdroider:
;)

See, wasn't that hard to guess :p.

Glad to see you got a SGS2 too, awesome little device to code on yah? One thing I'm really liking is how everything's open source, unlike the PSP.
[Galaxy S II General] HellcatDroid:
Absolutely.

Dev'ing on Android is pretty fun - even though it's Java, I really like it.

Can't wait to know enough of the inner workings to dive a bit more low-level, like things not running on the UI (native binaries running on system level) and even kernel / initrd stuff - that's always where the real fun is :D
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Major_Sarcasm:
Just received my Dual charging dock from MobileFun (been waiting for stock) and I have to say that it's bloody brilliant. It has a slot in the rear for charging a spare battery and the dock for the phone is a perfect fit with the USB connector sliding in with a nice satisfying click. It comes with two cables, USB and mains for charging/sync'ing the phone and charging the spare battery (not supplied) at the same time.

To top it off, it looks damned smart with the phone sat in it.

Search for product reference 29886 on the MobileFun site. I doubt they'll have stock for long.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] ph00ny:
hmm

i just ordered two of those from mugen. Good to hear
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Foxdraed:
Can I ask you a question please? My charger is not working anymore - No idea why lol but my mobile can charge through the usb cable but not through the charger. Probably something is wrong with the charger. When i tried to buy a charger from clove, they said that they don t have stock from sammy yet. I was interested in this dock but i only thought that the spare battery can be charged.

Can you confirm whether the cables that come with this dock can charge my device? I really would like to charge my phone through the main rather from the usb because it takes ages to charge from the usb cable! Thanks! :)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Major_Sarcasm:
The dock comes with two cables; a standard micro-USB cable and a 'power only' USB cable with mains adaptor. Both get plugged into the dock, one charges & syncs the phone whilst the other powers the auxiliary battery socket. You can use the cables independently of the dock.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Foxdraed:
Thank you for your help! =)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] shinji21:
Hey major, what is that clock and weather wideget you used? Looks very good on the home screen.

Btw, just wondering if there is a dock that comes with the HDMI port (with the MHL adapter built-in). Or can I plug the MHL adapter to this Mobilefun dock and be able to output thru HDMI while the phone is docked?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Major_Sarcasm:
http://goo.gl/Cbpxc

Don't see why the MHL adaptor wouldn't just plug in to the back of the dock. I'm gonna take a guess and say that it should work ;)
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] megazero:
My phone was bought in China, is it possible to install an ATT US firmware?

Whenever I tried to install using RSD, Ive always gotten a re-enumeration error...
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XLR88:
Read the forum before asking questions!
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] megazero:
I have been reading the forums but I dont quite understand... nothing i try seems to work :(

can you point me in the right direction at least?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] c21johnson:
Hi, I am looking to purchase an accessory to accommodate me in college. Im looking to stray away from the traditional pen and paper note taking that I am so sick and tired of. Most of my lectures are via powerpoint and I have access to the files. I am looking for something that would be quick, reliable, have good battery, and easy to take notes on. I'll be taking 20+ pages of notes per lecture, so, comfort is a big factor as well. I would also, as a luxury, like to record the lectures.

My reasons for a Flyer:

Flyer Pen is the most native thing to pencil and paper

Voice recording sync with notes

Ability to upload to dropbox, etc

Size

No "clickity" keyboard

Questions for Flyer:

How easy is it to write legibly, small, and quickly with the pen?

How does note taking over top of slides work?

How is the battery life on widow constant use of note taking and recording?

I've heard reports of the device failing after 10+ pages of notes... explain?

Reasons for Chromebook:

Good battery

Quick boot

Cloud abilities

Keyboard is efficient and easy

Other:

Any suggestions?

Thanks!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Serialnerd:
That is a good question. I have not used the flyer for more then a few pages of notes. But a screen protector is a must for taking notes, it adds friction and makes for a better experience.

As for battery life on the Flyer I can go about 2 full days on a charge...but I do have the WiFi only version.

I have not tried any Chrome books but for what you want to do I think a Flyer might be better suited for your needs.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] goenieg:
Check out "livescribe". Ive been using it for over a year now and still think it's awesome. Especially now that it syncs with Evernote.

Combine it with a Flyer and all the college chicks will fall for you :)
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] trees812:
Being a college student myself, I use Blackboard to download my lecture slides. But different professors upload their slides in different formats so this is just my experience dealing with slide formats. Aside from the Notepad app, the Flyer comes with a few apps that support the pen, but otherwise taping on the screen takes a screen capture of the current screen and lets you draw over it.

The default PDF app lets you scribble all over the PDF files nicely, but you can only write on the area of the page. The extra space on the edges of the screen will not take pen input. Having the pen on the thinnest ink, you can zoom in and fill in smaller boxes if necessary. Overall, writing on PDF files work well if your professors put up slides in the PDF format.

With the default Polaris Office, word documents (.doc, .docx) also takes pen input directly on top of the file. But .ppt files do not, and I have no idea why. Trying to write on a .ppt file will take a screenshot of the page and let you write on it, but its not saved on top of the .ppt file so you can't scroll through the slides with your ink on it. You can however append notated slides into the notepad app, but that means you can only add one page at a time and it becomes a bit of a hassle, especially if you deal with all .ppt stuff.

Writing on excel files also just lets you write on a screen capture.

I don't know if HTC will update or release more apps to use the pen, but that is all the pen can do at the moment. I believe they will release the pen's API in the future.

BTW, is is just me or you really can't write on top of .ppt slides without taking a screenshot? Seems a bit...feature-lacking to support .doc but not .ppt.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] kcchen:
10+ pages seems to be a problem for the flyer. My meetings run about 90 min and go through about 3-4 pages of notes. I typically record audio from the meeting, hence fewer notes. I haven't experienced many problems... The autosave is annoying, but you learn to be patient.

People have reported problems with notes not saving, but I haven't run into that either. I usually exit with the back key, and multitask with the home key. No issues.

There is sound when the pen hits the screen. Similar to a chalkboard type effect, and it is picked up by the audio recording. Maybe a scrap piece of invisible shield on the pen tip would help. I print in block letters like architects... Maybe cursive would be a quieter fit.

You can get pretty detailed with letters... The letter size has increased due to loss of accuracy writing on glass. I find that writing in landscape mode makes the overall letter size smaller when reviewing notes... And also helps if you have a note-taking system which involves multiple columns for highlighting.

Play with the pen nibs also. They vary in the amount of smoothing in the pen line. Markers and the pencil definitely look more like normal writing, while the pen nib is a little more jagged.

If your notes are largely text based, stick with a slim netbook (learn to type faster :-p). If you need to draw diagrams, use a tablet... It's cool to take pictures of the lecturers drawing and include them in your notes.

Good luck with your decision. Get what works for you.
[Android Themes] Mull1s:
Hello guys!

Ive found some really good looking digital clock images (numbers) and im looking for a clock widget that supports images for each number instead of using fonts.

Any ideas? :p

Beautiful widgets for example does support images for numbers but i want a cleaner clock with no dates etc :)
[Android Themes] Mull1s:
:rolleyes:
[Android Themes] ker0ltjuh:
weather & toggle widgets?
[Android Themes] Pneuma1985:
why not develop the font you want its actually pretty easy if you have the pictures there is a couple of font making tools for both linux and windows. I've done it before its fairly easy but a little meticulous.
[Android Themes] melissapugs:
You can skin your own Fancy Widgets, or Beautiful Widgets - I do. Pretty easy - no need to decompile apk, just edit the png's from another theme's files that get stored to your sd card when you download a theme from their respective markets.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FireEye:
In the general forum there is a guide in the sticky topics about how to root with locked bootloader.

I want to try it but its for lt15i and I have lt15a.

Can I use it or I need different firmware.

Another thing, I bought the phone from a carrier so the firmware as the carrier changes. Is there any way after the firmware change to restore the carrier firmware?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] datagubben:
Yes, you can. Told you that before in the other section.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flo95:
Just flash a LT15a 2.3.2 firmware on it, root that and do OTA to 2.3.3.
[Milestone XT720 General] punchback:
I'm having a problem completing the upgrade to 2.2. I have a XT720 from Cincinnati Bell and was following the procedure from their website. I successfully did this upgrade on my XT720 and was upgrading my wife's phone. Everything was going the same as my phone until I got to "Install System Recovery". When it was pressed there was no prompt for super user access. It came back and said successful install and I pressed the OK. Then I pressed the "Recovery Reboot" and nothing happened.

After that happened I did a factory reset, using the settings>privacy>factory data reset menu , and tried again with the same result.

I'm sure this has something to do with not prompting for the superuser access. What might be happening?
[Milestone XT720 General] easye420:
Same happened to me first go around. There tutorial Os horrible. Revs is better. All I Did was restart And then I got the SU prompt. Use universal androot And root again If su isant in your app list. Universal androots is more convenent than super one click
[Milestone XT720 General] 3rdstring:
Disconnect the phone from the PC before using the install option from the System Recovery app.
[Milestone XT720 General] punchback:
I cant remember, but I think I did do that one time. I think I went through the whole procedure 4 times.

Why do you think there was no prompt for the su access?
[Milestone XT720 General] punchback:
I searched for user rev or revs to see that tutorial but didn't find anyone. Is that short for something? Can you post the link to that tutorial? Thanks
[Milestone XT720 General] Mioze7Ae:
http://www.youtube.com/user/reverendkjr
[Milestone XT720 General] easye420:
Thanks, didnt have time to post it.
[Milestone XT720 General] punchback:
Well tonight I gave it another try and I disconnected from the laptop before starting the recovery app. No joy! Here's what happened after following the CBW instructions and skipping the optional Titainium backup step.

1. Started System Recovery from the phone per pg 15 of the CBW instructions.

2. Pressed "Install Recovery System". I did not get a request for super user access but it did say install success and I pressed OK. Almost immediately after pressing OK I got the following error

"Activity System Recovery (in application System Recovery) is not responding. Force Close or Wait.

I pressed wait and nothing else happened.

3. I pressed "Recovery Boot" and after a short time got the above error again and I again pressed wait. Nothing ever happened.

This all worked fine on my phone!

Any Ideas?
[Milestone XT720 General] Mioze7Ae:
I think you're not rooted. The System Recovery app always says install success even when it crashes and burns. Did you remember to turn on ADB (Settings > Applications > Development > USB Debugging) before rooting?

You can also try to root using UniversalAndroot 1.6.2-beta5 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=747598

Another option is that you accidentally denied Superuser access. Open the Superuser app and see what's in the logs/deny lists.
[Milestone XT720 General] 3rdstring:
Try running another app that requires root access (e.g. Titanium Backup). Do you get a popup asking about root access?
[Milestone XT720 General] punchback:
I just checked and it's still turn on. Does it matter if it's on or off while you're running the Recovery program?

Is there any advantage/disadvantage to using Androot?

Can you check to see if you're rooted?
[Milestone XT720 General] punchback:
I'll hook er' back up and install Titanium and see if it prompts me for su access. I'll let you know waht happens in a little bit.
[Milestone XT720 General] punchback:
When I use Superoneclick it never detects the software version and asks if I'm on 2.0 or higher. Is this some what normal? After i say yes it goes on it's way and seems to complete. It also did this on my phone and it upgraded without a hitch.