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[Motorola Droid X2] funkencool:
For the most part I'm indifferent to most this. If you theme/develop you need motivation. If its not personal then yea credit/admiration are the best evidence of want. Knowing people want what you can give is great motivation, whether or not YOU give it or SOMEONE you give it to gives it. Either way people are glad they get it, no matter if they know you made it or not.

Basically if someones getting praised for something you know you did, people are still praising YOUR work regardless of the name attached to it. Knowing that would be enough for me not to blow up if someone did pass on my work.

Edit: and to the OP you should probably learn to not include everyone in the same boat, we are not all the same. Also don't punish innocent users( some of which may not even post) by not releasing your work, because of SOME people. Your work will most definitely be appreciated.
[Motorola Droid X2] DAG425:
I was gonna stay out of this but... I feel that credit should be given as a form of gratitude, if you can remember where everything came from. We are human. Not everybody can remember everything(some one is gonna sound like my mother and say "Write it down!"). And we like flattery. Credit is flattery, but so is imitation... Stating that you didn't make everything you have posted but have edited others work is a good start. If you know its your work, inform via PM and ask nicely for credit where credit is due. Lets try and be civil. Most of us users are more willing than we are able to help with furthering development. Hell I am taking a intro to programming class to see if maybe one day in the future I can make something that will help and I would like credit if some one used it for something else. Again, I'm human, but it won't kill me. I remember the WinMo 6.1 days when I was on here, you never heard about any of this. Anyway. PLEASE, settle your differences and credit issues PRIVATELY, and do not allow it to interfere or have it affect us as users. I know I would be very appreciative if someone elses' oversight wouldn't affect us users.

Thank you,

José Gasteazoro

DAG425
[Motorola Droid X2] garywojdan81:
Very well put.
[Motorola Droid X2] MikeJ92YJ:
I Posted The Market Themes I I Found Yesterday Morning By Doing A Google Search. It Had All The Themes But No Author. I Didn't Claim That It Was My Work And The Dev Emailed Me A Few Hours Later Stating It Was His Work And Was Asking For Credit Because He Thought I Was Claiming I Made Them. Nowhere In My Post Did I Make That Claim But After Finding Out I Was More Than Glad To Attach Credit. If I See One Amazing Thing I Would Like To Know Who Made It Only Because I'd Wanna Know What Other Cool Things He/She Has Made. This Is My Hobby Of Learning, Teaching, And Spreading Cool Information. I Don't Expect Anything In Return I Couldn't Care Less. What I Do Care About Is Keeping Phones Operational, The Less That Are Claimed As Warranty/Insurance Hopefully The Lower The Cost For Insurance Claims Will Be.
[Motorola Droid X2] johnzm:
it really saddens me to see all the trouble in a phone i am getting, but do notyet have!

i know that many people in here want a better software for their phones, but please be aware that you can piss off dev's with stupid comments just like anyone else, and they have the choice to leave or stay.

it was unfortunate after a poorly made comment in the gtab forum, we lost a very dedicated dev who did a lot of groundbreaking work on the tablet.

i would be very unhappy to see the devs being pissed off to a point where they leave the X2 forum forever.

on a sidenote, i am very thankful for the guys who stick with it, and i am very excited to see what this phone can do (its pretty obvious without you guys, this phone would be seriously under utilised by the existing oem "solutions")

devs, please dont take one comment personally as there are alot of us backing you and many of us are thankful for what you guys are doing for the entire group!
[Motorola Droid X2] colonel187:
Im not including everybody. You know if my comment was directed at "you"...

Singling people out is my main complaint. Flaming is too rampant in this particular community. Im not trying to punish anybody by not sharing work. Im saving my self from all this stupid drama / blame game.

Some others had it right. This whole platform is open source! Unless you make something significant I.e. notification power widget integrated into stock rom or something like that, then credit is due. But even still if somebody forgets to cite you, don't flame them. Pm them and bring it to their attention, maybe it was just overlooked.

We should be collaborating, not seeking glory.

Android is not "your" creation!
[Motorola Droid X2] mistawolfe:
You guys are still missing the point. Someone worked very hard, posted their work (for free) and all they ask for is credit. Is that too much to ask for? That's all they get out of their countless hours working on this stuff - recognition and thanks.

Then someone kangs their work and claims it as their own. That's messed up. I totally understand how Nitro, Zep, and navenrob feel.

To all the people saying they need to quit being babies, why don't you spent countless hours making something, and then let someone claim credit for it. If you are going to say it wouldn't bother you then you're full of it...
[Motorola Droid X2] the2dcour:
There is an obvious solution to me: sign your work in an obscure manner. If someone posts your work without permission you can prove it is yours and ask moderators to remove the offender's thread.
[Motorola Droid X2] HandOfReform:
I'm not saying that people don't deserve credit either, I use Nitro's ROM always and Zep's speed boosts but ALL I'm saying is that we should sort out that crap after what needs to be done with the phone is done otherwise we're just going to push away potential talent...it's like Apple suing Samsung, yeah the galaxy devices look like iDevices, but WHO GIVES A CRAP? Samsung may inovate and discover something amazing, however they will never have that opportunity assuming Apple shuts them down...I think we need to all just work together, who cares where credit is given until the end, then YES Zep should take his credit, and YES Nitro should take his credit, and YES navenrob should take his credit, until then everyone needs to stop complaining about everything that comes out UNTIL the phone is unlocked and set.

Beyond that I don't think it was just a post in reference to the script released yesterday, I have seen an astounding amount of posts complaining about the lack of development going on on the phone right now, and that, there is no need for that in any sense, no there isn't a lot of development right now because things don't happen over night, anyone who is annoyed by that needs to either keep it to themselves or go get a new phone because we don't need to hear about it.
[Defy General] dfgaviria:
Hello everyone.

anyone knows why my Defy crashes when I open google maps.

I have to restart the phone. Why????????
[Defy General] confusedfella:
I think it's a problem with the motorola roms, I had the same problem when I was using the stock 2.1 rom. After installing cyanogen, the problem was solved.
[Defy General] farsight73:
Or you could just go to settings - manage applications - google map - clear cache and reset setting. If problem persist, just uninstall and reinstall back would solved it.

Sent from my awesome Moto Defy: Stock Rooted Gingerbread 2.3.3 - XDA Premium
[Defy General] juried:
I also had this problem suddenly one fine day. Every app that used the GPS crashed. Wiping app data and even a factory wipe did not work to solve the problem. I concluded some code got corrupted.

I could solve the problem by restoring a nandroid backup I made a little while before. If you are not rooted, then your only recourse may be to re-flash your sbf and starting from scratch. Could be the ideal opportunity to install Barebones or something to your taste. Before going this route, root your device, get Titanium backup and backup all your user apps & all data. That gives the possibility of restoring your previous apps and data.
[Defy General] mariocaraujo:
I was having a similiar problem with the latest versions of Maps, Im using CM7.

I solve that by installing sysctl as in this post: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1047153

Hope this helps.
[Defy General] gadgetcraze:
root and use setvsel
[Defy General] I-S:
It's a feature of motorola 2.2. I got rid by installing cyanogen. Clearing cache, factory resets, etc did not fix it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Laquox:
So a lot of people have noticed that once they upgraded to mango their MMS no longer worked. The following are instructions to get MMS functional again on HTC, LG, and Samsung. I figured out the HTC method and helping others I have found how to do the same thing for LG, and Samsung. I hope this helps others and maybe we stop seeing a new thread everyday on how to fix the MMS settings.

NOTE: Your data plan must be turned on to receive MMS messages. If your plan is turned on and you are still having trouble receiving MMS messages find your device below to get it working again.

Data off = NO MMS / VISUAL VOICEMAIL

Data ON = YES MMS / VISUAL VOICEMAIL

HTC METHOD (This method is for unlocked devices only. I am currently unaware on how to reset the flag on locked devices)

1st: Go To This Post and download the XAP

2nd: Since you are unlocked use whatever program to deploy the app to your phone.

3rd: Once deployed find HTC-ProvXML-Deploy in your app list. Launch it and press the green button. When it is done. Reboot your phone and get a friend to send you an mms. It will now work.

*Side note: Some users have had some success simply downloading the "Connection Setup" app in the HTC apps marketplace. Try this first if you are locked or uncomfortable running a provxml file on your device.

LG METHOD (Works on locked or unlocked as far as I know)

1st: Launch the MFG app (For this you must install the MFG application:

in call menu enter ##634# and press call button. Wait few sec up to 3min during the MFG installation. In the application menu use MFG and enter the password: 277634#*# and press enter)

2nd: Go to the Engineer Menu > Other Setting

3rd: Open the Edit Registry item

- Chose HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE from the 1. drop down

- Enter System\AutoDataConfig for the Input SUB_PATH

- Enter the following four entries for the Input KEY (and chose DWORD instead of String)

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\AutoDataConfig]
"RunADC"=dword:1
"ConfigurationStatus"=dword:0
"Attempt"=dword:0
"MaxAttemptsAllowed"=dword:3

4th: Hit Query to find the current value

5th: Type in the proper value (if needed) for the Input Data field and hit Set

6th: Hit Query one last time to verify and then reboot.

*Side note: Some users have had some success simply downloading the "Network Settings" app in the LG apps marketplace. Try this first if you are uncomfortable messing with the registry.

SAMSUNG (By far the easiest. Works on Locked and Unlocked devices.

1st: Go to marketplace.

2nd: Go to "Samsung Zone" and download "Network Profile". Run it and reboot phone.

*Side note. Some users have noticed that this doesn't work if Network Profile does not have your carrier. If that be the case then you will need to be unlocked and go to This thread, download Samsung Tools, and run the ADC Option.

I hope this helps!
[Windows Phone 7 General] vash_h:
For LG users, jst download Network settings, a free app available at LG apps in marketplace, select your operator and ur done.

No nd to edit in mfg menu.

Sent from my LG Optimus 7
[Windows Phone 7 General] Laquox:
I will add that info if it works for some people. I know that "Connection Setup" for HTC users is apparently hit or miss as is the "Network Profile" for Samsung users.
[Windows Phone 7 General] kvizz:
I had MMS problems, but I found out it was because my data needed to be on.

Data off = NO MMS / VISUAL VOICEMAIL

Data ON = YES MMS / VISUAL VOICEMAIL

T-Mobile.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Laquox:
Most people already know this but I will add the information. This is mostly for people like myself and countless others where the data plan was turned on, but MMS messages still would not come through after the upgrade to mango.
[Windows Phone 7 General] jasongw:
Unfortunately this doesn't let you send videos via MMS :(
[Windows Phone 7 General] aksmurf:
unfortunately samsung has recently been trimming apps from their spot on the marketplace, one of which was "network profile." so currently on new samsung devices this is no longer possible.

on a side note, i have been able to send and recieve mms video and pictures longer than i have had a smartphone, mms also works as e-mail, i do not know all carriers but for at&t all you have to do is send the email to [phone number]@att.net, if the recieving phone supports it, it will work. and since wp7 supports email you're good to go. The same works for sending from dumbphones, in the to: field instead of a phone number use an email address.
[Motorola Droid 3] Nolam20:
I've scoured the forums for an answer but all of these seemed to be pointing to the actual stock SMS app or another like Handcent.

What I'm talking about is that on third party applications that send SMS data to a server, the timestamp (apparently for all motorola phones) is delayed on applications such as:

DeskSMS

Web Desktop

LazyDroid

I'm experiencing this problem. Although on texting applications on the phone the timestamp is correct, on these third party applications that send information to my computer the time is around 4-5 hours behind.

Any theories/fixes? I have a feeling the normal time fix app won't work for this...
[Motorola Droid 3] romshark:
It's a known problem for all text messaging functions (phone and tied to PC). It has to do with how the date codes are stored in the text message database (which all SMS programs use). If you use SMS Backup and Restore to backup, then view your messages, all your received would be a few hours older.

On the phone, Go SMS works just fine (probably reads and writes to the database itself, instead of going through Motorola's crappy SMS programming). Dunno about the PC end. Although if you use LazyDroid and GO SMS at the same time, you'll get two copies of the same message: correct and old dated. Not the best workaround, but it's something.

Technically speaking, the Motorola coding (with Stock and apparently Handcent use to interface with the database) causes the date to be written as if your local current time IS the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT 0). When another program reads the code without using the Motorola programming, it tries to convert the

"GMT" to your time zone. So for me on the East Coast of the US, I'm on GMT-5. Add a difference of 1 for Daylights savings time in the US, and my messages are 4 hours old.
[Motorola Droid 3] wootizzle:
I don't have any issues. I get texts basically instantly from chrome to phone as well with the stock messaging services.
[Motorola Droid 3] kern417:
i'm going to bump this because I have a weird issue.

i use GO SMS Pro and wanted to use Light Flow to control the LED on the device. When you disable GO SMS native notification settings and uncheck the 'block other notifications' it allows the Light Flow controls to work, but I see the issue where all the received timestamps are 5 hours behind (I'm in the eastern time zone). However, if i do check the 'block other notifications' it works fine, but Light Flow blocks all use of the LED for text messaging. Kind of annoying since I don't see how Light Flow can reveal this bug, but after uninstalling the issue goes away.
[Motorola Droid 3] leobg:
I'd assume you do not use your phone on Verizon. Anyways - there is an app on the market called SMS Time Fix. I think it can solve your issue without having to replace standard SMS client.
[Motorola Droid 3] wootizzle:
I was using go sms for like 14 hrs. Deleted it, tho. It was nice to theme it but for some reason it kept reverting my theme to the default and or would revert some aspects of it while keeping others.

Ill just wait for a rom, I don't really have that big of an issue with the stock app.
[Motorola Droid 3] danifunker:
Not sure if you're on a Droid3, but my SMS Time Fix doesn't work all the time on my Bell XT860 (running on Rogers). How has your experience been? Most of the time it gets the right timestamp, but sometimes it doesn't. Is there any way I can tell if the task manager is killing the app or...?
[Motorola Droid 3] leobg:
I am indeed using Bell XT860 on Rogers. SMS timestamp fix works fine for me. Without it installed messages are stamped with GMT time.

Beside installing it you need to open it, set it active (it is disabled by default) and choose method to correct time (adjustment method) - select top one - Time zone.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] holeindalip:
hello

a friend of mine decided to go swimming with his cappy in his pocket, i let it sit for about a month now i just tried turning it on and it just sits at the att boot screen. i can not get to recovery but i can still access download mod. i flashed jf6 stock back onto it. and still sits on the att boot screen... what do i need to buy to get this working again?? thanks in avance
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BloodSkin:
man, if its water damaged, i really doubt it can be saved, but it sounds like its the kernel based on what very little i know.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kangi26:
General rule of thumb:

large amounts of water+delicate electronics=bad news.

Sorry to say I think your friends device is toast
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killer_raj:
if u r a techie then try to open the phone and clen the mother board and blow some hot air using hair drier...

or if u not a techie then put the phone in jar full of rice...and leave it for a day or 2..and try reflashin..

coz u mentioned that u can get into recovery and odin is recognizin ur phone when u tried flashin to stock..so seems that some issue with internal sd connectivity because of water..
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aww.W.T.F?:
If there's moisture on the screen still you can try what Killer_raj said to try and dry it out, if it's all dry then what Kanji26 said is most likely the case and your friend has a new dive toy for the kids to fetch off the bottom of the pool.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bulletproof1013:
If its been sitting with water damage for a month...probably corrosion has gotten to it.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] holeindalip:
Thanks guys i already have it opened up ill try a hair dryer
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BenKranged:
Theres this information

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1073929

Don't go commiting warranty fraud now
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killer_raj:
hope that u can bring the life back to ur cappy...

goodluck...

just dont blow too hot air.....

and i hope taht it wasnt ocean water....if it was swimmin pool water..then it might work...

trying doesnt hurt...

but seriously dude..1 month??:confused:

what were u doin for so long???!?!:p

and let us know for sure..whatever is the result...
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayjayjoker2:
If you didn't put it in rice and tried to turn it on you probably fried it
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] holeindalip:
Well....this is what i did guys. I opened phone up and took everything apart and had quite a bit of corrosion.took rubbing alcohol and q-tips and cleaned everything up the best i could hoping the alcohol would evaporate any water left. Put everything back together and fired phone up and bam went straight into recovery.shut phone off download mode and flashed a kernel with cwm and flashed apex 9.2 . Screen is fine with no moisture only problem is when i enable wifi i get a soft reboot but everything else works.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killer_raj:
Congrats brother....

Told you its gonna work....

And thanks that you came back to this thread to update the feedback..

Most of the people do not even login after their phone is back to life.because some if them register just to solve a problem...

anyways cheers!!!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] artvandalay22222:
Wifi may eventually come back
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] holeindalip:
I took phone back apart and did another cleaning with alcohol and put it back together wifi now works!!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killer_raj:
i guess then u shd hit thanx button..coz ur phone is alive n kickin after a swim also

:cool::cool::cool::cool::cool:
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wdustin1:
Wow that is amazing it's there anything our cappys can't do cuz I just added swimming to the list

Running Dlevs 5.0, and latest talon kernel, modem KC1
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] popodopolus:
glad to hear that all worked out. i was going to post the other day that you may just need to clean the phone again as there may still be corrosion but you got it. And i will also be adding swimming to a list of things the cappy can do just to irritate people that pick on my poor phone
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] holeindalip:
And...... The wifi stopped working again i think the wifi is just shot. Ive tried a bunch of different kernels and roms the wifi just errors out after scanning for 20+ seconds. Thoughts??
[Droid Incredible Android Development] tdiman:
Just installed the blue cwm5 from ROM manager and tested backups, seems to work well. I had to flash twice to get it to stick.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] TheWhiteBandito:
Didn't even know about CWM5. Any noticeable differences? Think it fixes the wipe bug in 3.0.0.7/8?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] frostincredible:
Woah. Nice find. I don't use ROM Manager so I would have never noticed this. Did you try restoring from a 3.x CWM backup?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] wdfowty:
You can follow @clockworkmod on twitter for updates. I'll wait until someone makes a bootloader zip, I can't use my screen to flash from rom manager (broken digitizer lol)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] pwned3:
Has anyone installed this yet? If so how's it working for you
[Droid Incredible Android Development] nfiniti9:
You can try this. I pulled it from my phone. It should work but I take no responsibility if it does anything bad )

edit.. updated with latest version, left the older one as well.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Zalatorisaurus:
New color? :D
[Droid Incredible Android Development] culpn8r:
just flashed. working perfectly for me. love the blue text too :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Truckin'Ain't4Sissies:
Good to know.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Deleted member 2776902:
It works fine. But it does break multitouch (3-10 finger, 2 is fine) on AMOLED models. Much like 3.0.0.8 doesn't have working multitouch, but 3.0.0.7 does. But 3.0.0.7 doesn't like SLCD models. So it was probably for compatibilities sake. Not that I use more than two fingers often. I do on occasion (Tap Tap, Emulators, Fruit ninja :p).
[Droid Incredible Android Development] watt9493:
anyone with slcd try this? i got a weird half black half white screen. had to go back to 3.0.8.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] rlacrossjr:
Seems better. I wiped cashe's and reinstalled my kernel and touch seems better. Even smoother.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] iowabowtech:
Just noticed this earlier today as well. Good to hear it seems to be working smoothly, I hadn't tried any flashing/backups yet.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] gonzlobo:
Had to flash twice. Backed up, but haven't tried to restore.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] z3rods:
Looks nice. Flashed it first time with no problem. This must be prep for ICS. :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jmrenner:
Backups seem to hang at "Backing up system..."

The progress bar shows up but that's it...