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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
OXA is POLISH

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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ithehappy:
OXAKH3 is KH3 firmware of Europe region.

Official update should be coming soon, depends on damn Samnsung, when they will release it to Kies servers. If you want Kies updates, then as I said, you need to be on a Stock firmware, Kies won't show any updates if your device is on a Custom/Leaked firmware.

Regards.
[Verizon Droid Charge] dapperdanman55:
I am running gummy 2.0. I am not sure if that is important info or not but I want my phone to have this theme https://market.android.com/details?id=com.upwardspiral.Basic_Orange

If i could get that exact theme somehow that would be awesome. but if I cant I would like something like this which I think is more in the possible range.http://launcherpro-themes.deviantart.com/gallery/?set=27893132&offset=24#/d3i8v4p

I like the simple clean look of just he words. Any help is much appreciated.

Also the only theme programs I know of so far are launcher pro and adw. Are there any other ones worth looking at?

Thanks a ton!
[Verizon Droid Charge] DirgeExtinction:
You could also try GO Launcher EX. :)
[Verizon Droid Charge] fitti28:
The basic orange theme is a cm7 theme. At this time the droid charge doesn't have cm7 running but I am sure the theme can be ported or someone can make an orange theme from one of their current themes. I would put a request thread asking for someone to create an orange theme or see what they can come up with.
[Verizon Droid Charge] dapperdanman55:
Is there a trick to getting the lock screen picture to be different than the wallpaper? Also i see a bunch of widget locker themes that I want to use from the web but It wont let me on my phone. any advice? Thanks
[Verizon Droid Charge] anoninja118:
I think the only way to do that would be to use the TSM parts option in Gummy 2.0, and as for widget locker do you have the app? there should be theme settings somewhere in options
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] janne_nl:
Hi,

I installed Gingervillain 2.8 about a week ago and everything ran perfect.

Than for some reason(?) I rebooted my Desire and it got stuck on the Gingervillain boot screen. I than wiped the cache and the dalvikcache some times and even once reinstalled the rom (without wiping the data).

Eventually the phone booted and I could login, everything seemed to be ok.

But after a bout 5 minutes playing (mail, tweedeck, gallery...)the phone frooze. Rebooted, wiped caches, same thing..

In the end, I did the same, hooked the phone to the charger and went to sleep.

In the morning everything seemed to be working fine so far....

Any ideas what can cause this or how I can investigate this?

Jan
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _Balu:
Did you flash/install anything (kernel,...)? Are you using SetCPU? (maybe you overclock it - can cause freezes)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] janne_nl:
No, I did not change anything compared to the default settings.

But indeed, it looks like something changed that was activated by a reboot.

I remember I tried to restore the HTC Weather widget with Titanium, but that failed. Not sure if this could have caused this. Sometimes a downloaded app does not work anymore (had that with whatsapp/googlemaps), remove and re-install fixes that.

Reboots now seem to work. But still an occasional freeze.

Is there a way to investigate this? I can connect to the Desire with putty....
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] h_misc:
Maybe you have a nandroid backup you made after the first time you flashed gv2.8?

And try if you have the same problems then?

Hans
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] janne_nl:
Indeed I have a nandroid backup, made quite recent after the first install.

But first I want to see if this can be solved otherwise.

Using this backup will require to install a lot of apps again.

Unless I get a 'golden' tip here and I do not get too many freezes, first steps will be:

- getting a > class 4 micro sd (not sure what I have now)

- If that doesn't help, use the backup.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TECK:
Hi guys,

I'm testing my new DD-WRT PPTP router and I would like to see if I can download any market apps specific to US only, while located in Canada. My Google account country is United States and I can view fine all Netflix videos available only for US, on my tablet. I also did a movie purchase on Google Videos, downloading as we speak. So far so good...

Can you name few free US only apps that are not installed by default in a 10.1 Tab? For example, Amazon Kindle is not installed on my vanilla 3.1 Honeycomb but is available for download in the Market. I install it fine... I want to test if the US apps install properly on my hacked network. Thanks for your help.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TECK:
I think I got a winner... The Google TV Remote app is for Google TV, which is available only in States. I can install the app fine on the Tab, but not on my Galaxy S2 which is a Canadian device.

Can you install Google TV Remote on your Tab located outside US? Thanks.
[XPERIA X8 General] nyan:
What are the best settings in cm performance menu?
[Off-topic] nyan:
It used to be really fast, but nowadays it takes too long to load.

Why is that?
[Off-topic] negrobembon:
Rñ

R u talking about the app?, or thw site
[Off-topic] watt9493:
Because look at how many members there are. Even half of that number accessing the site will slow the server down

Please lengthen your message to at least 10 charters
[Off-topic] TheRomMistress:
I have no problems....
[Off-topic] dexter93:
That's because the board is afraid of your whip :p

...aes eht rednu

peed morf tneS
[Off-topic] TheRomMistress:
Yea, your probably right...
[Off-topic] LordManhattan:
No problems here.
[Off-topic] TakamineSubasa:
Maybe to much off-topic activity???? :P
[Off-topic] sakai4eva:
Blasphemy.
[Off-topic] sxs15848:
I read an imitation of Apple's mobile phone! I want to buy! But some hesitation! Not because of the price! I make is a lie! Who can help me!
[Off-topic] LordManhattan:
Wrong thread bro.
[Android Apps and Games] match417:
I tried to make the subject as small as possible while still stating my point.

Basically I work with a device a lot that runs some machinery. There is a file that is sometimes updated to run the machinery better, we usually update the file on the device when some aspects of the equipment are changed. The file is pushed onto the device using software on my laptop. The software on the laptop is written in C++. I want to make a light version to run on my android phone.

My idea is to create a simple program to run on my android phone that will push the file onto the device after it's edited for changes to the equipment. I opened the C++ exe program in a decompiler (rec4) and I started trying to dig through the code, there are soooo many lines of code in this program, and I don't even know what string to look for. I'm trying to find the exact string that pushes the file to the string so I will know how to write the exact thing in an android program language for my phone only to push the file to the device after I plug it in through the USB connection. That way I have a simplified version of the program running on my phone solely for pushing the file to the device, instead of carrying my laptop around all the time to push a little file.

In a nutshell, after I have described why I need this, I'll simplify everything. A program I have is written in C++ and it pushes a simple file to the flash memory of a device that runs some equipment. I want to be able to push the file from my phone instead of my laptop. So I want to know the string to look for that would push a file onto flash memory.

How the program works. If I have the program already running when I plug in the USB, I have to select "file", then "establish connection" so that it connects, The program appears on my laptop to reconfigure it. I search for the new file to replace the old one and send it to the device. By default the program tries over COM1. It has to be changed for my laptop because it's new and doesn't have the com1 connection, I have a USB adapter that I use.

I hope I explained this well enough, it's really not as complicated as I'm making it out to be.

So does anyone know where I can look up the C++ command arguments to push the file onto the device? And also what the command arguments would be for android to push the file onto the device via USB?
[Android Apps and Games] The_R:
Hello,

If you are a developer you might want to look at this link:

http://developer.android.com/reference/android/hardware/usb/package-summary.html

If you aren't, I am afraid this isn't going to be as simple as looking for strings in a decompiled program and translating the code to different languages. You might want to get a developer to make this application for you.

If possible can you also give more info on this device? Is it like you plug in the device to your laptop and you can access it like any USB memory drive? Or the device can only be accessed using that program?

Edit:

The android.hardware.usb was apparently introduced in Android 3.1. So you won't be able to use that to make an application that you described for your phone...
[Android Apps and Games] match417:
The device basically controls an advanced machine with multiple inputs sensors and output and switches. It has it's own power supply, it just needs updating every now and then to refine/change the cycles and rotations. I contacted the company that makes the device, and they said they haven't made any software to run on android. They couldn't give me any information on how the laptop program communicates with the device. It seems like the file that needs editing is just stored back on the device in flash memory. When the laptop is plugged in and a connection is established, the information that makes up the configuration file appears on the laptop program from the device. I don't know if the program pulls and reads the file, or if the device copies it to the laptop. It's probably the laptop that reads it.

I'm not a developer, I know a little about programming from college, and I have enough patience to sit and read or watch videos until I know how to make something that works. I know a guy that talks a lot about making android programs, maybe I can ask him for pointers.

My android phone has a mini USB port, what's the new thing that's in android 3.1 that's not in my 2.2 regarding USB? Is the USB on the android 2.2 limited in what it can do? I know mine can tether and transfer files, but is that something that the computer does instead of the phone?

I'm trying to find another HTC HD2, I sold mine and I shouldn't have. I've heard a little about people putting android 3.1 on the HD2, I'm not sure if that's true, but I'll look more into it.
[Android Apps and Games] The_R:
If its a file that the device is reading the data from, you'd also have to find out how the data is exactly being stored in the file. I guess this could be figured out through the decompiled program or maybe if you can access the file yourself somehow.

The thing is that the package(android.hardware.usb) that allows you to write applications in which your phone can act as a USB host(I guess this is what you want your phone to behave like in this case) was introduced in Android 3.1 and its not present in Android 2.2.

That doesn't necessarily mean that you cannot have such an application on your phone. It just means that you cannot use the Android Java API to make something like this. I am not too sure how it can be done but I guess it is possible to make an application like the one you want that runs on a rooted phone maybe?

I am sure anyone can learn to write programs/applications but its just that you'd have to put in a lot of time and effort to make something like this. If you are in no rush to have the application ready then its fine if you learn to make it yourself. And since its a custom made application and the people who made it aren't willing to help you by giving info on it just makes it that much harder for you.
[Android Apps and Games] match417:
yeah, when I get another HD2 it's getting rooted with android, I just have to find one. Since I sold mine they have made it to where you can run android off of internal memory, so I'm itching to get it back.

The laptop program also has the option to save the configuration file locally, I haven't thought about looking through that. I didn't think it would tell me much.

So theoretically, if I were to write a program for the android phone with usb transfer capability to the device in question would it work? It doesn't bother me if I have to root my phone.
[Android Apps and Games] The_R:
If the device is reading data in from the file, and you wish to write a program that creates this file, you will have to take care that the program you are making writes the file in very same format and saves the file back in the same location on the device where it will look for this file later.

If you made this application for an android device that has USB Hosting capabilities, it should work (as far as I know).

The question is: How can you get your phone to have USB Hosting capability? I don't know if rooting your phone would do it. You'll have to find out about this.
[Android Apps and Games] match417:
I'm not creating the file..I just want to make a program to push the file.
[Android Apps and Games] smartvinu:
Hi friendz ,

I am back with my new app "Head Assist"

Download it from market :

Download

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.tenthstone.headassist

What is HeadAssist

Head Assist is a kind of IVR (Interactive voice response) tool which helps you to perform actions on your android phone using headset buttons.

How it works

Each headset has 3 buttons;play, next , previous. Head Assist uses these buttons to navigate. Two actions can be associated with a button; single press action and double press action.

You can configure the action of each button using the "Configure Headset Button" menu.

Choose a particular action

and press corresponding headset key and tap on "choose this"

Note : The toggle action enables / disables the Head Assist. It is better to use a double press action for this.

How to design a menu

Choose menu designer from main menu

Create a parent menu

Create actions inside the parent menu

You can also modify the parent menu properties

How to start with head assist

Make sure that Head Assist is enabled

After that press the navigation keys in your headset

More options

Tap on Preferences to configure Head Assist

The App is currently in beta stage. If you have any problems please mail me , don't put negative review in the market. Post your problems here with the error log. I will resolve the problems asap.
[Android Apps and Games] smartvinu:
Recent Changes

1.0.2 (beta)

Initial release
[Off-topic] nyan:
I am sure loads of you are.
[Off-topic] Dirk:
This'll give you some idea of the demographic:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=217379

Going by that i would say about a third of our members are!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rebel.charles:
My wifi is constantly getting disconnected. I have to reconnect many times a day. This is really getting frustrating.:mad: It was working fine(very much FINE) on froyo 2.2.1 xxkb3 rooted and deodexed but after i updated to 2.3.4 gingerbread, this problem began! Is there someone who might be knowing what the problem is????:confused:

First i tried stock XXKPH, then i tried after CF root and after that i thought a custom ROM might help :o so i installed GanaROM but wifi is not working properly in any one of them. It is getting diconnected if i don't use it for like 5-10 minutes. And i have even turned the wifi sleep policy in the advanced wifi settings to NEVER. But still!!:(:(:(:confused::confused:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rk7987:
USE CONNECTIFY v1.20 :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] falex007:
I have the problem like this. Can you try to ping 8.8.8.8 from console of your phone? I have almost 80% of lost packets. If you will see this, you have to change your WiFi router. I've tested my phone with 3 routers and only with Asus 520GU I can't use WiFi with GB (with Froyo all is perfect)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rebel.charles:
Thanks for your reply falex007. Appreciate that.

I have checked this with different routers. It's not working still. And the wifi router which i'm using is perfectly fine. I had got it checked. And aye, it is not working with gb....so you still on froyo? Any solution for this problem mate?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rebel.charles:
Thanks for your reply.

But is that an android app?? Can't find it in the market. How do we use it? And are you using it? Please explain man!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sakindia123:
that's a pc app
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] falex007:
Yes, I have this problem and still don't have solution. That's why I'm at Froyo. I don't want to change my home WiFi router if I'm not sure that the phone will work with new one.

Sent from my GT-I9003
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lapputappu:
u can find this app on google its free ..it's true that wifi does not get disconnected if u r using connectify -me to connect to your phone but it is not always possible to keep my pc on for my phone ,so sujjest some other option plz
[EVO 4G General] churro7:
I flashed tiamat 407 it was fine until i saw gps will not activate

I flashed to stock cm7 but still nothing

I also flashed the gps fix

Help
[EVO 4G General] HipKat:
Make a nandroid of your setup. Flash back to a Sense ROM, if you have one. Preferably a stock Sense ROM.

D/L GPS Status & MSL Reader off the Market.

Open MSL Reader, write down your MSL

Open Maps, get a lock, then open GPS Status and get a lock.

Open Dialer and dial ##gpsclrx#. When you get the pop up asking for password, enter your MSL, then the phone will reboot.

Once booted, open maps, then open GPS Status. Hit Menu, tools, Manage A-GPS / Reset then the same thing with Download. Once you get a lock on your Sats, reboot to recovery and restore your nandroid or reflash your ROM.

This is the Sense GPS Fix, and the one that I use for MIUI. Works every time.
[EVO 4G General] churro7:
This worked.thanks!
[EVO 4G General] Xdaoscar996:
Nice..it worked for me 2

I kept typing wrong code so I thought it wasn't working
[EVO 4G General] drdrewdown:
use the galandy modified vision driver. works excellent & no sense work around required.
[EVO 4G General] churro7:
link? please
[EVO 4G General] drdrewdown:
do a forum search for AOSP GPS & you find a thread by galandy
[EVO 4G General] churro7:
cant with xda app lol

also will i have to be doing this often or after rom/kernel flash?
[EVO 4G General] mattykinsx:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1132412
[EVO 4G General] HipKat:
Galandy's fixes didn't work for me, for some reason
[EVO 4G General] wilsonhines:
HipKat, I think this method worked for my EVO too. Thanks!
[EVO 4G General] wilsonhines:
In fact, after doing a road test, it works fantastic! Thanks guys.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lynxdog:
There's quite alot of people out there with these that are trying to get this thing unlocked, rooted, de-bricked......... Guess what.......

Part one.....

Ok People,

This zip has three files in it named....

#BTBLOCK.BIN

#REDBOOT.BIN

.

.

and

.

.

#NORKERN.BIN

This is just to proove that I have done something with the Zeen. For all of you that dont think that it's possible.... have a look. I'm currently uploading the rest of the rom as we speak.... it's slow, dont despair, we have crap uploads here where I come from.......

The #NORKERN.BIN file was missing from the origonal post from a page I cant remember on here...... so here it it..... i'll be adding the rest as i type...

#MCCROOT.BIN

#MCCAPP.BIN

#MCCPRVT.BIN

#MMCDATA.BIN

These 4 files are big, so bare with me...

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8XI6S4OH <------- #REDBOOT.BIN #BTBLOCK.BIN #NORKERN.BIN

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MG8S5EEG <------- #MMCROOT.BIN

I'm also going to be modifying this rom to the max, as soon as I sus out a few things..... I'm not a dev..... but I learn faster than the average bear.....

This is all possible with the help of the internet and countless webpages that gave me the tools and knowhow to do what i've done.... so I thank the people out there..... yeah, you know who you are.... (if you read this).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anthonbob:
Great job! I am sure this would definitely help out the community!!!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lynxdog:
I have uploaded the #MMCROOT.BIN file, so GO FOR YOUR LIFE!!!!.

Cheers.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] C_Coffie:
Sorry for the bump on this old thread. I was wondering if you had the #MCCAPP.bin file. I saw you named it but never uploaded it. Could you please share this? Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keizerpenguin:
hey lynxdog thanks for this

will try do it following these instructions from dennis_angelo: Step 1

1) Insert the SD card into the PC card reader. If any files exist on SD card, delete them.

2) Copy the “#BTBLOCK.BIN” file to the root of the SD card.

3) Insert the SD card into the Zeen SD card slot. (The Zeen should be powered off, if it isn’t do that now.)

4) Locate the 2 square buttons next to each other on the back side of the Zeen (volume controls)

5) Press and hold those 2 buttons.

6) Press the power button (located on the back side of Zeen on the same edge as the headphone jack) once while still holding the 2 buttons.

7) Observe the screen: Once a loading bar appears release the 2 buttons.

8) Once the loading bar completes turn off the Zeen unit.

Step 2

1) Insert the SD card into the PC card reader. If any files exist on SD card, delete them.

2) Copy the “#REDBOOT.BIN” file to the root of the SD card.

3) Insert the SD card into the Zeen SD card slot. (The Zeen should be powered off, if it isn’t do that now.)

4) Locate the 2 square buttons next to each other on the back side of the Zemea

Step 3 (I don't have the following files but I pressumed these are the android kernel)

1) Insert the SD card into the PC card reader. If any files exist on SD card, delete them.

2) Copy “#MMCAPP.BIN”, “#MMCROOT.BIN”, “#NORKERN.BIN” files to the root of the SD card.

3) Insert the SD card into the Zeen SD card slot. (The Zeen should be powered off, if it isn’t do that now.)

4) Locate the 2 square buttons next to each other on the back side of the Zeen:

5) Press and hold those 2 buttons.

6) Press the power button (located on the back side of Zeen on the same edge as the headphone jack) once while still holding the 2 buttons.

7) Observe the screen: Once a loading bar appears release the 2 buttons. 3 loading bars will appear this time one after the other. The first loading bar will take a minute after completing before the 2nd and then 3rd loading bars appear. Please wait until all three loading bars complete and an onscreen message will then ask you to remove the SD card and power down the unit.

8) Finally, press the power button once and allow Zeen to boot fully. The unit should start in OUT OF BOX EXPERIENCE (OOBE) mode. So it should be asking for your location and language
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keizerpenguin:
please someone post MMCAPP.BIN file

thanks