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[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] zewolf:
The android NAND ROM that I use is HyperDroid-CM7-v2.1.0-HeadyHoneybadger.

Mailien and Johnlanso, what is your phone and android version?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] bjornbjorgensen:
I have the same problem after the marked was updated to the newest version. Fails everytime i try to download/update an app:(

I got a HD2 with Hyperdoid-CM7-v2.1.0-HeadyHoneyBadger (Android 2.3.4)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] xfichtenelchx:
Got just the Same Problem...can anybody help?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] krzysiuxy:
same issue. tried removing the update, still no go.

I'm just going to re flash rom to newest, and all will be good.

using jw miui
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ymeri:
This work prefect

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[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] zewolf:
krzysiuxy : Could you keep us in touch when you will have re flash the ROM with the newest?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Pulsion:
Any solution?

I have got the same problem. Market does not work any longer. Is there any other way than updating the hole system?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] abbadipod:
Bump.

I also have the same problem. My market is version 3.1.6
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] streety12:
Hey guys,

I have a problem with my MIUI.

I can't change the SMS background , I have a few themes which include new sms conversation background but it does not change. It's always white. Even with my WP7 theme where my background should be dark . Does anyone know how to fix this?

Thanks
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kam333:
Hey,

Found some info over the weekend on 1 of the miui website threads about this...

they've changed the name of the sms backgrounds in the latest version, I'm on my phone at the mo' so to save writing an essay il post my sms mtz file.

I think you only need to change the conversation list bg to window_background_texture.png

but I changed all 3 (see inside file for comparison)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] streety12:
i see what you mean but how do i use it now?

edit: I just renamed it like you said and it worked :) Thanks man!!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] antgash:
Can you guys explan this a little better? where is the file that needs to be changed?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kam333:
hey,

open your theme.mtz or backup.mtz from the miui folder (change file extension to .zip)

look for com.android.mms in the zip

this file has no extension you need to add .zip to open it (com.android.mms.zip)

look inside \res\drawable-hdpi and change the following .png names:

conversation_list_titled_bg.png > window_background_texture.png

conversation_list_titled_bg1.png > window_background_texture1.png

then put everything back in its orignal state/ format and apply via theme manager.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] antgash:
Thanks a lot for taking the time to write that out for me!

that worked!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] quarvin:
Thanks for the specific explanation !

Btw, when I try to change some app notification tone (for example: Whatsapp),

and I choose from Theme, it's empty, there used to be the theme's tone list,

is it have to do with the change too ? is there a way to fix it ?

Thanks again ! :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ranagade:
This will break the background in the conversation list screen.

Make a copy of the conversation_list_titled_bg.png file, rename it to window_background_texture.png, then add this to the archive.

Make sure you have both conversation_list_titled_bg.png and window_background_texture.png files in the archive.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Srinukota:
Miui message background colour change

Please bro I didn't find any theme.mtz or backup.mtz file in my miui folder... please explain it a little briefly

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Bro please help to change my message background colour...and explain it a little bit briefly
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Robbie P:
Hi Srinukota, welcome to the forum.

This thread is six years old, and probably for an earlier version of miui.

What device do you have? Rooted? What version of MIUI?

The more info you give, the more chance someone might know the answer.;)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Srinukota:
Miui message background colour change

Thanks brother.my miui version is 8.5.2 stable.n android version is 6.0.1.but I donno whether it's rooted or not
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] joy13567:
Hello am using redmi 8A MIUI version 11.0.3 am also having trouble changing the background of my messages and dialer despite the themes having background features... please help
[Nook Touch General] .c0.:
!! Important: Make a backup of your Nook device first !!

Resize partitions

1. Download Gparted LiveCD

2. Extract onto FAT / FAT32 USB memory stick or burn to CD-ROM

3. If on a USB memory stick, run \utils\win32\makeboot.bat from the memory stick.

Do NOT run makeboot from a hard disk!

4. Boot computer from USB device into Gparted

5. Connect your Nook running Noogie of a Micro USB card (this will make the partitions visible to Gparted).

6. Resize the last partition (nr 8) labelled "data" (= Barnes & Nobles content)

Make sure to move the partition to the far right.

7. Move the next-to-last partition (nr 7) labelled "cache" without resizing it.

8. Extend the next-to-next-to-last partition (nr 6) labelled "nook" (Side loaded content) to fill the gap.

9. Remove USB cord, Micro USB card and boot your Nook.

10. In Settings you can inspect the amount of storage space.

I received errors when the partitions were about to be moved on the disk.

I changed the partitioning resize to field where it says "Align to:" from "MiB" to "Cylinder". After a 2nd attempt and doing each partition individually all worked out well.
[Nook Touch General] sun4384:
For those only with Windows, download Gparted LiveCD iso image and use virtualbox to boot from it. It still worked well.

Edit: I successfully repartitioned two of my Nook Simple Touch using the method above + virtualbox + Gparted LiveCD iso.

Surprisingly, the size of partitions in my two NST were slightly different, suggesting that the physical size and location of partitions don't matter as long as their order and type in the partition table are as expected and the size is big enough to hold files there. I resized and moved the last three partitions as I wanted several times and made sure they work well.

Factory reset, upgrade to 1.2.1 (this seems to require the cache partition to be big enough to hold the firmware update file: something like 128MB worked for me), rooting all worked well with resized partitions. I ended up shrinking the cache partition down to 32MB and the data partition to 128MB, reserving 1.11GB for the side-loaded contents. I'm sure the system partition can also be shrunken, but I didn't go that far.
[Nook Touch General] Goggles2114:
Why a live cd? Does installing gparted to whatever linux flavor you're using not work?
[Nook Touch General] sun4384:
I don't use linux on my PC... only on hacked router & nas.
[Nook Touch General] Goggles2114:
So dump Noogie on a microsd card run noogie and while noogie's running plug nook into pc? Do you just plutg it in and it does everything auto, or does something in noogie need to be run? Does this work on a nook touch glow?

Sorry to sound so dense but rooted using NookManager.

Edit more to the point it's throwing up an error when trying to move sdb8 around. It shrank fine just won't move. Not sure why. Not getting any useful error messages. Just 'can't have overlapping partitions.'

Odd. I was able to move it twice and get it to behave. Yet do the same n one move and Nothing. Apologies for the rinning Log just. Meh. The rest of the partitions resized in one step. sdb8 was the one that needed two steps.

Aaaand Success. Showing up as having 913MB free as opposed to like 212 or whatever.

Edit: now I'm getting a constant 'low space' warning from nook (understandable.) And installing apps is hit/miss on if they'll actually install. Keeps claiming space issues.

Query. Do apps install to the BnN partition or where?
[Nook Touch General] sun4384:
Good to hear another success story. In my case I squeezed all the way to 1.45GB for the side-loaded contents. boot/rom/system/cache/data partitions are shrunken, and factory partition is busted. I had to use fdisk instead of GPartED to completely recreate the partition table, though.

I think, apps are installed to the data partition (the 8th one) under /data/app. Before being installed it's downloaded to cache partition (the 7th one). In my case I gave 16M for cache and 128M for data. If you are low on the data partition and have some space left on the system partition, you can move apps from /data/app to /system/app.
[Nook Touch General] L_R_N:
What's the point of doing all this?

You gave a list of instructions, but not the goal they achieve.
[Nook Touch General] Troute:
Which post are you referring to?
[Nook Touch General] L_R_N:
.c0.'s original post.
[Nook Touch General] Troute:
His instructions describe how to use gparted to resize the partitions on the NST to make full use of the memory available after you have rooted it. I've used gparted before so maybe they were clearer to me than to others but the thread title was the main clue.
[Nook Touch General] L_R_N:
I kind of thought that Nook's internal 2GB flash is already sanely formatted (i.e. most space is dedicated to the partition that is mounted at /media). If that is not the case, then that should be noted in the first post. It would also be cool if it said exactly how much space each partition has (I think i saw these partitions back when i've used Noogie to make initial backup of my device, but i don't remember the details), and how much space you would gain, and on which partition (and where it is mounted).
[Nook Touch General] uniextra:
Thanks! i did the work 880MB for side loaded content now!!!

on one of my NST i had an issue resizing the FAT32 partition and i had to format it to make it work.

Other than that all went ok!

Thanks
[Nook Touch General] RandyB201:
How to maximize RAM available for apps

I found this easy to read table here.

I doubt that I will ever download books from B&N. I want to minimize the space for that. I infer that I should minimize partition 8 that gets mounted to \data. Is there a practical / actual minimum for this?

I see that anything I copy in from my PC over USB is going into media. 100MB should be more than I need. I could put in an SD card for this sort of thing if it grows.

My question is, which partition do I want to increase to make the maximum available to apps downloaded from the google marketplace?

If an application requires a minimum of 512 MB of RAM, which partition(s) do I need to set >= 512?

New additional question: Upon some further research, I see that you can use sd cards for swapfiles to increase system RAM up to a maximum of 4GB. Does anyone know if it is possible to use this built-in storage for the same purpose?
[Nook Touch General] DJ Athlon:
I have a little (maybe big?) problem. Can't partition with Gparted Live, as gparted scans my /dev/sdb (nook) infinitely. If I plug out my nook, other partitions (in my case: /dev/sda) become visible and ready. Looks like my nook hangs gparted. Tried on 2 different PCs and no effect. Tried different version of Gparted Live (i486 & amd64) - still nothing.

Of course noogie is inside the nook unit, ready and steady. Already made a backup of (non-rooted) device, plus partitions are visible in Minitool Partition Wizard on Windows 7.

What to do in this situation? Is Linux the only safe way to repartition device? Or maybe Minitool would be as effective and safe?

If Linux is the only way to go, how to make nook visible to Gparted?

Please, experts.
[Nook Touch General] NOOK!E:
If Gparted doesn't work for you, I'd highly recommend Minitool Partiton Wizard - it's what I used to partiton my Nook. Nice, easy UI, too. :)
[Nook Touch General] DJ Athlon:
Yeah, I often work with Minitool, but is it as safe as Gparted when it comes to nook?
[Nook Touch General] NOOK!E:
Yeah, it is. Just make sure to make a Noogie backup before repartitoning. :)
[Nook Touch General] DJ Athlon:
Sorry for bugging you, but can't shrink userdata(ext3). What to do? Delete that partition and re-create it or...?
[Nook Touch General] NOOK!E:
Yes, delete and recreate is the way to go.
[Nook Touch General] gsms:
Please, people, help me

Write step to step guide for work with Minitool Partiton Wizard

I want to free the reserved space for B&N books of my NST ver. 1.2.1

The device is already rooted.

I installed Minitool Partiton Wizard on my PC, but after connecting it thru USB cable with my Nook, it only see "official" 240MBs.

Cannot find other around 750 MB reserved storage for B&N books ?

What to do

Explain to me, please
[Nook Touch General] thrackanomir:
Tou need to have the Noogie microSD card inserted into your Nook to see all the partitions. For instructions how to create one, look here: http://blog.the-ebook-reader.com/20...-and-restore-nook-glow-and-nook-simple-touch/

Oh, and if anybody will have a problem with mounting points changing their numbers after deleting the dev/sdb6 (when Gparted refuses to resize FAT16 formatted partition) - it is unnecessary. It is far better to reformat that partition to ext3, change its size to the desired value and then at the end format it back to fat16.
[Nook Touch General] Nik782:
Hi.

I took a few images to flash.

All images firmware clean. version 1.2.1

Universal images for NST, and for NSTwGl (on NSTwGl not tested)

When the reader will need to register. For this you need e-mail, Wi-Fi.

All firmware checked.

NST_121-clear_nook-860Mb_standart.7z

Standard firmware. Perhaps back to factory settings, and the distribution of memory will remain.

The amount of memory for the library 860 MB.

By installing additional software approximately 250 MB. Of which 50MB in the system.

NST_121-clear_nook-1024Mb_program_nofactoryreset.7z

Factory data reset is not possible. But you can install CWM and do a full backup.

The amount of memory for the library 1024 MB.

By installing additional software approximately 400 MB. Of which 50 MB in the system.

Firmware for fans to install many programs, games, etc.

NST_121-clear_nook-1170Mb_optimal_nofactoryreset.7z

Factory data reset is not possible. But you can install CWM and do a full backup.

The amount of memory for the library 1170 MB..

By installing additional software approximately 260 MB. Of which 50 MB in the system.

Optimal firmware. And plenty of space for programs. And for books.

NST_121-clear_nook-1320Mb_reader_nofactoryreset.7z

Factory data reset is not possible. But you can install CWM and do a full backup.

The amount of memory for the library 1320 MB..

By installing additional software approximately 140 MB. Of which 45 MB in the system.

Firmware specifically for reading. Plenty of space for all program-reader and browser. Under the game space is not enough.

NST_121-clear_nook-1024Mb_program_CWM_Kernel.7z

Bonus firmware. Already installed CWM, a new kernel with all the cool gadgets and some utilities.

Fast-Screen / Multi-Touch / Usb-Host / Usb-to-Com / Usb-Sound

The amount of memory for the library 1024 MB..

By installing additional software approximately 380 MB. Of which 35 MB in the system.

Firmware for fans to install many programs, games, etc.

On the boot partition two cores. One normal, the second to test the battery. When 50% is disconnected USB-Audio.

Involve the right kernel, you can simply rename the file uImage.

Before flashing not forget to save your own image.

Maybe someday come in handy.

I can do some special memory allocation.
[Nook Touch General] SweaterFish:
I successfully resized my /media, /cache, and /data partitions so that I now have 1GB /media. However, that parititon doesn't automatically mount at boot now, so I need to "mount -t vfat -o rw /dev/block/mmcblk0p6 /media" in terminal or GScript in order to access it. That wouldn't be so bad, but it seems like all the mount points get reinitialized whenever when connecting a USB cable. It's still not terrible and I could live with it, but since nobody else has mentioned anything like this, I'm wondering what I did wrong.

I did not change the order of the partitions and /cache and /data still mount as expected. After mounting it in terminal, /media seems to work as expected.

Any tips how I can fix this?
[Nook Touch General] drone23lk:
I have a weird problem. I resized partitions of an NSTG (rooted with NookManager) using Noogie, everything seemed to be fine, but then when I finished my book and wanted to open another my NSTG wouldn't open any book file (not in FBReader, not in Cool Reader and not in default Reader app). FBReader says "error 2", Cool Reader does nothing, default Reader says "Sorry, can't open that book file".

After restoring unrooted firmware the problem persists.

I can write APK files to the /media partition, install apps and create new directories in /media, but book files don't open. It's weird. Anyone ever encountered something like that?
[Nook Touch General] Atin Gotabor:
Wow, I'm not the only person still messing with their old NST this month.

My own issue is after using the MiniTool Partition Wizard to expand the NOOK partition size, the partition is unrecognizable by the nook or by my computer. Everything else works fine, rooted it, ADB works fine, installed my usual apps, but the sideload partition is just not visible. I tried a number of different options in MTPW, reformatting the partition completely, aligning it, rebuilding the MBR, but nothing worked so far. Maybe it is the same issue as Sweaterfish, I'll have to try those mount cmds.
[Nexus S General] rjones9902:
oh man, where do i begin? i decided to root my phone by watching one of the videos on youtube and everything went well, got the congrats, phone is rooted prompt. turned my phone off and let it charge overnight, when i turned on my phone,it operated as normal but then when the screen went off and i hit the power button to get the screen back on, the phone would not respond. i had to pull the battery and power it back on. this happens repeatedly.

and now i discover that i can't get on the market as it says there's no connection either on 3g or wifi.

does anyone have any idea of what i've done? is there a solution to this ?
[Nexus S General] Rem3Dy:
Need detailed information of everything you did and used for the root process.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] thurtig:
Finland, new Kies version. No firmware update -- still same offering: PDA:JVH / PHONE:JVO / CSC:JV3 (NEE)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mdacic:
I really hope they will give us something new. Like GTalk 2 with video support :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] amwebby:
I got the new Kies on Monday. In my experience that sometimes predates an Android update, which was promised for the end of September.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ccrows:
If you guys aren't using Odin, you may want to give it a try.

Once I learned about how to use Odin, I couldn't go back to Kies ever again...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] amwebby:
I've used Odin and tried all the custom ROMs. I decided I prefer to keep it stock. Waiting for OTA updates to kick in though...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] defenderko:
I am in Serbia and I got the same update, but no ginger yet.. I don't want to do it myself because of the warranty,so I'm waiting for couple of months now..
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ccrows:
I'm on stock currently myself. You don't need Odin for custom ROMs, there's plenty of stock already on samfirmware.com.

Kies already bricked my i9000m twice using Samsung official firmware. Samsung's response was that the firmware wasn't available for my area yet. I told them that Kies gave me the green light, and their response was still the FW wasn't approved yet. That was a PITA to get resolved. :(

Samfirmware.com has firmwares (including stock) that many have tried, and Odin takes the tedious waiting out too. Between waiting and 2 bricked phones from Kies, I am done with Kies forever!... :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] amwebby:
Hmm, Samfirmwares may be stock but not necessarily official releases. I don't trust Kies although I've never had a really bad experience using it. I just want OTA updates like I used to have on my Nokia 4 years ago!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ccrows:
There's a few that are 100% official. The rest are stock waiting for carriers to chop them up.

Honestly the only thing that you are waiting for is carrier bloatware.

BTW I used to be a Nokia e71/72 user myself... ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] amwebby:
Luckily mine is carrier-free. Discerning the "final official" roms and installing them whilst retaining my current set up is what concerns me. Like I said, petitioning for OTA updates.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mdacic:
It would be best to work like google chrome browser auto update. It downloads the update, and next time you start it it installs. No questions asked... no time wasted... Always the newest firmware. OTA of course. It could work on android. Downloads update, waits for restart. When restarted if battery >60% installs. Piece of cake...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] emilcioran99:
Now I'm on JVS STOCK+ v1.5 and with this new Kies version , when I plug the phone and open the Kies, the message displayed is:

Kies works ok but this message didn't apears in the old Kies version.

Lol
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Brian-UK:
Samfireware.com does carry stock Samsung roms (it is not an official Samsung site) and they aren't official releases.

I have the 2.3.5 update from there and it is noticably quicker that the official 2.3.3. That being said kies detects the new version and says that its not official and that the upgrade service is not available for non-official versions. If samsung release an official update I might flash back to and older version then update through kies if I really had to which is no drama.

Brian
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ccrows:
For novice users, Samsung should just ditch Kies and go with OTAs...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] amwebby:
I noticed today the UK Samsung site has full instructions for OTA updates, which they call FOTA, for Firmware Over The Air.

The instructions were posted just after the last official update in August. Hopefully a sign that OTA is on the way.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] androiderrr:
If possible can you provide link to that instruction?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] amwebby:
http://skp.samsungcsportal.com/integrated/popup/HtgDetailGuide.jsp?cdsite=uk&seq=7406
[Galaxy S I9000 General] androiderrr:
Interesting,thanks for sharing the link
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Deltron Argentina:
Guys, i need some help/tips about updating my Firmware. I have a samsumsung GT-I9000 with Android 2.2 (Froyo). I know that there is a newer version (2.3 or so).

I downloaded Samsung Kies but on the general information screen it doesn´t give me the option to update the firmware version, it is only showing me my firmware version (not the latest version available, neither the chance of updaiting it).

I have tryed to install the Kies in differents PCs and I had the same issue.

My GF has a Samsung 5500 (Samsung Galaxy Europe) with Android 2.1, and we had the same problem trying to (or not having the chance to) update the firmware.

My first option is to try with Kies as it is an official source (I don´t want to have troubles with the warranty), but if it is not possible let me know any other way to update our phones.

I will really appreciate any help.

Cheers,