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[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] poli7247:
It's impossible, because a different touchscreen requires a different drivers
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kuljit55:
look into the desire forum i hear the two phones have very simular hardware.or buy the latest model nexus1 touchscreen. my n1 was brought new recently and the only problem i recieve is multi touch with games at times.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jazzaddict:
i did look into that, HTC Desire uses the same crappy clearpad 2000 touchscreen.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evilkorn:
The only solution is a new phone, nothing you can do about it.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kyralik:
Well, if I'm not mistaken, you should be able to buy the new Super LCD in the Nexus One after Google stopped selling them. I'm not sure how to obtain one, but I bet you could easily modify your N1 with the screen of the newer N1. Or hell, just buy the new Nexus One altogether, and you'll be okay. Though I don't know how well it works (Or if it works at all) in the US.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evilkorn:
Panel != Digitizer

SLCD and AMOLED both have faulty digitzers so the problems are the same for both.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jazzaddict:
I've seed third party digitizer parts for nexus one on the net, are these any better? Would love to hear from people who had replaced their digitizer.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l2736&_nkw=digitizer+nexus+one
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jazzaddict:
I think that doesn't make any difference, both the SLCD and AMOLED screen uses the same clearpad 2000 digitizers
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rallyemax:
I can confirm that the SLCD doesn't do sh!t to fix the digitizer problem. I have an SLCD model and have to fight frequent urges to destroy the phone against a hard object.

Previously I had an Incredible, but recently switched to the N1 because it was cheap and easy to obtain them fully unlocked and I'll be spending the next couple of years on the road in GSM countries. The Incredible's keyboard was not even comparable to the N1 keyboard -- though with Sense ROMs it had its own share of annoying issues.

Ironically, it seems that the N1 keyboard runs OK if using HTC software for it (search for HTC_IME), particularly when compared to the native keyboard in Gingerbread. On the Incredible side of things, it was the opposite -- ran like butt on Sense ROMs, but very smoothly on AOSP Gingerbread. Go figure.

With the variety of device manufacturers out there using different hardware components, a big part of me wishes that Google recreated Android as a display manager sitting atop a standard Linux install. That way we could just drop into a shell, mess with some driver source code, and watch it fail miserably when we tried to compile it.
[LG Optimus Black] tcaudill01:
Okay guys, I thought what the hell, I'll try the LGE Black option in ROM manager and see what happens.

IT WORKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Use the volume keys to move and the search button to select.

The first boot into it, you will get all kinds of errors saying it can't mount certain files.

Go to "Mounts and Storage" and select "mount /cache". The errors will go away.

Everything seems to work as it should.

A quirk that I found was that until you "Wipe cache partition" you will be stuck in recovery and you cannot get out. Once done, "Reboot System Now" and everything works great.

One last thing, I cannot figure out how to key combo into recovery. I have to use ROM manager to access it.

NOTE:CWM messes up turning off the phone. Pressing the power button and selecting OK to turn off will now reset the phone and then boot it back up. Now only way to power off phone (besides pulling battery) is to use ROM Manager to boot into recovery, wipe the cache, then select power off.
[LG Optimus Black] dxdiag32:
good news dude:)
[LG Optimus Black] quyTam:
no key combo on Black, I think it's the same on Marquee
[LG Optimus Black] hoovhartid:
This seems weird; does CWM allow you to make a backup?

Have you tried loading a backup to see how it works?
[LG Optimus Black] tcaudill01:
I have tried and you do not get a complete backup. You do get the boot and recovery img files but not much else.

I have tried (without luck) via twitter to contact Koushik Dutta, the man responsible for CWM. We really need his assistance for this to move forward.
[LG Optimus Black] hoovhartid:
well, I know its possible to use the Android Terminal Emulator to flash a custom recovery image from your sd card;

thedroiddemos.com/2010/07/23/how-to-flash-a-custom-recovery-on-android-tutorial

I wonder if it can be used to generate an image of your phones current state to create your own back up and file it on your sd card. :confused:
[LG Optimus Black] tcaudill01:
Haven't tried to do any type of restore yet. I have managed to get the boot and recovery IMG files and used adb to get a copy of the system files.

(The LG-Black Dev's are using these files to develop their Gingerbread version.)

I might try to figure out how to do this from the link you gave. If I do, I will post what I find out.

Honestly though, after guinea pigging the root and CWM without total bricking the phone, I'm afraid of pushing my luck too far.

It would be nice if some more people would jump in and help with some of this but I guess the phone is to new to have very many users. Seems like I see the same few names on the three Marquee forums I know of.
[LG Optimus Black] hoovhartid:
I know what you mean. I'm starting to think you are the only one out there with a rooted Marquee. :(

Hang in there... I think once all the chaos from the iphone settles down, more people will have the Marquee. Most stores in my area are saying they don't even have it. They don't even have them on display.
[LG Optimus Black] hoovhartid:
any response from koush?

Also, I was wondering...

I often download files from peers in forums instead of going strait to the source. I saw that you got CWM from the android marketplace via Rom Manager...

Do you have the premium version?

market.android.com/details?id=com.koushikdutta.rommanager

also, I was reading at the link above and noticed you can email koush directly for help with CWM via koush@clockworkmod.com

Have you tried this?

Also, according to this;

//market.android.com/details?id=com.koushikdutta.rommanager.license

it mentions the following;

"Did flashing break your recovery? Flash an alternate/experimental one and flash back to fix!"

I'm still looking for a place to download alternate/experimental ones but I think the latest is here;

koushikdutta.com/2010/02/clockwork-recovery-image.html?widgetType=BlogArchive&widgetId=BlogArchive1&action=toggle&dir=open&toggle=YEARLY-1293868800000&toggleopen=MONTHLY-1265011200000

where it says "ROM Manager (Changelog)"

also, there are other methods of getting in touch with koush here;

koushikdutta.com/search?updated-min=2011-01-01T00%3A00%3A00-08%3A00&updated-max=2012-01-01T00%3A00%3A00-08%3A00&max-results=8

via facebook, google+, etc...

hope this helps!:o
[LG Optimus Black] tcaudill01:
ALL help is greatly appreciated.
[LG Optimus Black] hoovhartid:
so, I've done some digging...apparently the marquee isn't the only LG phone not supported by the ROM manager app.

http://forums.androidcentral.com/lg...ad-only-memory-manager-optimus-s-brick-6.html

post numbers 58-60 were disappointing to read...

...but maybe facebook is the best way to contact
[LG Optimus Black] worfner73:
Lq marquee key combo is volume down and power button until softkeys start to flash then release
[LG Optimus Black] gabwerkz:
Dang, that key combo should be implemented on Optimus Black as well. Marquee has the goodies. :D
[LG Optimus Black] tcaudill01:
I have verified this to work on my LG Marquee.

Thanks Worfer73.
[LG Optimus Black] hoovhartid:
wait...this works for CWM and gets you into recovery...but the recovery itself is still temperamental correct? still no way to create a nandroid backup?
[LG Optimus Black] Myrfolk:
hey guys, I have done a backup of my stock rom from cwm, I think it worked, but I have no reason to flash it back yet, I'm as geeked as everyone else for roms on this thing, but I still miss my captivate, firefly was awesome
[LG Optimus Black] Dishe:
well then, THAT's interesting. So everything appears to be working in CWM for you? Just using the OPBlack version?

Rmcc seemed to imply it would work here:

https://twitter.com/#!/CM_arcee/status/151624356311744512

https://twitter.com/#!/CM_arcee/status/151712659794964481

But I honestly haven't had enough time to delve into this much. I had the Marquee for about 2 weeks or so, but had to temporarily switch for work-related reasons. Will probably switch back to it as my personal phone, so I would love to see / hear some progress on this.
[LG Optimus Black] spidiracer:
Didn't work quit as well for me... When I tried to mount the cache I got an error. The only way I could get out of the recovery screen was to 'Wipe Cache Partition'

By the way THANK YOU for posting that. I could not figure out how to get out of that screen. My phone is rooted and I have been waiting for people to develop... but it looks like there are not many people developing on the Marquee :(

---------- Post added at 12:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:59 AM ----------

BTW I posted a request for the Marquee on Cyanogenmod facebook page... if we all do the same we may be able to get some love.
[Defy General] xcjiang:
Market has been blocked by GFW. I can't access it either unless using VPN.
[Defy General] TimelesslyPrecise:
This sounds not so far fetched..

I live in the US, and I see the same type of behavior at my college.

I can get to the app, but when downloading it sits there for a century.

the idea of censorship isn't something I would blame, nor shrug.

Her are a few things I should try...

Use a spare gmail account to test with, and see if you can reproduce the same results...

Try and use that same vpn, configured through your phone this time, and disable any apn/data settings other than wifi... Now try.

Edit:

P.s. What ROM are you using? The cm team has a stable out now.. Guide that a shot...
[Defy General] [] AL []:
My OP was a long one, but I think that i did mention somewhere that I've tried a new gmail account with same result.

My vpn use encryption and will not work on defy ;(

Strangely, from all my recent tries at getting gapps to work properly, it seems that I can only use 2G data to do the first account setup. And that seems to 'work' only with June gapps package.

Recent update (on RC1.5):

I've also managed to get my installed apps listed again by playing around with 2G data and installing and uninstalling a standalone 3.1.3 Vending apk as update and undo it.

I was able to download 2 or 3 apps (out of 50 trials) also by fiddling w data enable/disable.

But again, never before, in 4-5 months using CM7, I had to turn on data past the initial Google setup and I've never had any download issues either....

So i don't think that it's related to TGFW and will keep digging...

On 7.1 now but no change..as

I did flash june gapps w 7.1 but never got any setup to do since no factory reset. Will try a clean install tomorrow or the day after...

Thanks for your reply.
[Defy General] [] AL []:
OK I finally got it to work after all.

I just tried to fix the fix the problems caused by the new Superuser update after trying a recent nightly in just the worst possible way over and over.

So what you have to remember is:

1- to NOT signin to your Google account using data and do it over wifi. So select "Skip" on the screen showing "Create an account", "Sign in" or "Skip" and go ahead with other settings: your baseband, wifi and especially turning off "Data enabled".

2- always use the latest gapps version, not the June one like I tried many times

3- Install gapps along with a fresh CM7 zip install; not a nand restoration.

4- after reboot (if needed by Defy Baseband Switcher) just press the Market icon and set up your account then

So wipe data, cache and Dalvik and install CM7 zip (RC1.5 is a good one to start with) and and latest gapps zip and follow the above.

Sorry for this useless thread and for me trying to get this working like a chicken without a head :o

So @ TimelesslyPrecise: if your downloads do not start, it might as well be because you did setup your account over data the first time.

So just start from scratch again:

- backup your apps [with TB, the newest (and free) Astro file manager or other];

- do a fresh CM7 install (no need to reflash Froyo) but do as above;

- restore your apps;

- then just click on the Market icon and sign in.

Don't worry if at first your apps are not listed under "My apps"; they will eventually come back with usage.

@xcjiang: yeah I knew that, but that doesn't mean that the Market app on the phone doesn't work.

Sorry again about that.

Cheers.
[Defy General] GoranNSW:
Didn't worked for me...

Instead I found cause and solution elsewhere http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1295222

To cut the story short, problem is in way that Market don't get DNS right.

Solution is to install app that will change DNS for every wifi connection DNS to OpenDNS (my choice) or GoogleDNS. I'm using DNS Changer.

Now enjoy superfast Market ;)
[Off-topic] Sterist:
hi i need to figure out a 5 number long code that consists of 1 4 and 8 that must contain at least 1 of each of those numbers. any one know of a site or app/program that can generate all possible combinations?
[Off-topic] 4silvertooth:
You will have to make it your self. Or I'll make a software as soon as I get time and post it here.

Are these correct combinations?

12348

14800

I mean it should have 1,4,8 at any places and two more numbers, am I correct?
[Off-topic] Sterist:
i figured out the code already (it was simply 148 lol) but what i meant was it could not contain any numbers other than those 3, i failed to provide that bit of information. but again... i figured it out. thanks though :)
[Off-topic] 4silvertooth:
Ok..
[HTC Wildfire S] MoneyFist:
I've just ordered these two fat batteries

They seem to be the only 2 fat extended batteries for the Wildfire S at the moment.

History has taught us not to listen to the MAH labels so it'll be interesting to see which battery comes out on top.

----------------------------------------------

RESULTS SO FAR

Stock 1230mah

Under my usage I consistently got 11hours out of the stock battery.

2200mah

1st Charge: 1day 11hours

2nd Charge: 1day 14hours

3500mah

1st Charge: 1day 7hours

2nd Charge: 1day 11hour

The extended battery cover is exactly the same for both batteries.

WINNER SO FAR

2200MAH

It's cheaper and has lasted longer in my casual usage test.
[HTC Wildfire S] piratashitzu:
Great. I will be waiting for.

Can you tell me where did you buy?
[HTC Wildfire S] MoneyFist:
I bought them both from eBay.

The 2200mah was £8.99

The 3500mah was £9.99

Both come with extended back doors.
[HTC Wildfire S] MoneyFist:
So far so good with the 2200mah battery.

I turned on every single data service (GPS, 3G, syncs, phone finder, bluetooth)

Then charged it to 100% and went to bed

00:20 = 100%

05:20 = 100%

06:20 = 98%

07:20 = 96%

08:20 = 94%

The phone hasn't been used in this time and had good reception.

According to the battery log the 100% dropped after 6 hours down to 98% and has then since then drained 2% per hour.

This isn't really part of my test, just a note for anyone who's interested.

The extended case is good quality and I've had no heating issues yet.

EXTRA

The battery hit 0% after 1 day 11 hours and that was pretty heavy use.

Lots of web browsing, CPU stress testing, bright screen.

Also to note when the battery seemed to stay at 3% for about 2 hours.

Anyway I've just collaborated it now.

Max: 4183mV

Min: 3574mV
[HTC Wildfire S] Rolandh:
Did you have Power Saving switched on or off for this test?

Roland
[HTC Wildfire S] MoneyFist:
RE: 2200mah Battery

It kicked in at 25% but I switched it off pretty quickly.

Also I've kinda learnt that you cant really trust battery % too.

On this 2nd charge my battery % dropped quickly and now it's dropping very very slowly from 20%. (no power saver)
[HTC Wildfire S] Rolandh:
I'm using the stock battery and find that the battery lasts quite will. I did a full charge on Saturday when I got home from buying it, and used it while it was on charge, took it off charge when i went to bed, yesterday morning when I got up it had hardly dropped, I topped the battery up to 100% while I was listening to the radio on it as I was going out and diddn't want the battery to die, used it pretty hevily when I got home and went to bed with the battery around 60% (6 green bars in Settings > About Phone > Battery), when I got up this morning there was 3 green bars, charged it up to 100% when I got up and it's now got 7 Green bars. My Power Saver is turned on and set to kick in at 15% battery.

The battery on my Sony Ericsson Xperia X8 used to drop from 100% to 95% in a matter of minutes and that was just in Cell standby (No Wifi, Mobile Data, GPS or Bluetooth turned on only Cell Radio, Screen Brightness turned all the way down and screen off most of the time.

Roland
[HTC Wildfire S] *se-nsei.:
Yeah, stock battery is still quite decent, can last me up to two days max, maybe because I've done a few software tweaks. Wi-Fi is the ultimate battery drainer for this phone, no doubt about it.
[HTC Wildfire S] MoneyFist:
I have no idea how you guys could get 2days out of the stock battery.

Mine was consistantly running out after 11-12 hours. And that was with all data off until needed.
[HTC Wildfire S] MoneyFist:
3500mah

Ok my first charge ran out in 1day 7hours.

I'm quite unimpressed with the 3500. I was pretty sure I gave the 2200 battery a harder time on its first charge as well and it lasted longer!
[HTC Wildfire S] retryer:
Batterys

I`ve ordered "GOLD 2430MAH BA S540 BATTERY FOR HTC WILDFIRE S" when it arrives i`ll share the test results :)
[HTC Wildfire S] richardgc:
I've gone for a 2200mah - will report back next week after giving it a run out.
[HTC Wildfire S] kp.nikhil:
1day 7 hrs is gr8...did u use it continuously with browsing texting??? which is better 2200mah or 3500 mah??u can use some app to know the accurate life left in the battery
[HTC Wildfire S] MoneyFist:
Good job!

The 3500 battery is seriously lying about the rating and I found the 2200 outlasted it by a good few hours. Do not buy!
[HTC Wildfire S] MoneyFist:
Heavy web browsing and some texting. I don't have an internet connection at my house so I've been relying on the phone for my fix.

If you know any battery draining apps I can use that doesn't put my phone at risk of overheating and burning out, let me know.
[HTC Wildfire S] mars83:
hi guys!

Could anyone show me ebay auction where I could buy that 2200mAh battery? I'm quite confused with those auctions and don't know what to buy :)
[HTC Wildfire S] MoneyFist:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EXTENDED-...374?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item27bd5e8356

This 2200mah is for £9.99 (not a auction).

I noticed the 3500mah have dropped to £8.99 now.
[HTC Wildfire S] jkjoehu88:
how large is the cover???
[HTC Wildfire S] *se-nsei.:
No need to buy an alternative battery people ! I've managed to squeeze 80% battery into 2 days from my stock battery. No joke! :D

Details here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19237441&postcount=35

Also, results can further be improved as I'm running stock rom S-ON! :eek:
[HTC Wildfire S] miguelca:
retryer, please share the results after the first 3-4 charge cycles.

I've been reading tests after the first charge and that's wrong IMHO.

My original battery was treated like a "queen" on the first 3-4 charge cycles and now I can see the difference when comparing to some complaints.

I can use the phone for two full days if I'm not permanently online and gaming.

Optimized my WiFi and 3G connections with JuiceDefender Ultimate, background sync occurs every hour for a lot of apps during daytime.

Also when the screen is on it always connects with WiFi preferred, 3G only if no network available.

Only when I go to sleep it "calms down" with the internet connections, because they're not needed. I receive and make several calls a day, text quite a lot, use Facebook on the phone and play some music through a pair of speakers at work for 2-4 hours (a day).

If I go heavy on internet browsing, gmail, gaming (Bunny Shooter and Klondike mostly), play 5-6 hours music on Poweramp, etc then I get one full day of charge.

I saw those "gold" batteries made of Li-Ion Polymer or Li-Polymer whatever they call it, with some nice prices on Ebay, but didn't find any decent reviews.

If those batteries approve I will definitely buy one. Because Li-Polymer is lighter they don't need too make a huge battery and provide an extra ugly back cover.

For me that would be perfect. 3-4 days between charges is a dream I'm seeking... ;)

Thanks in advance for the review. :cool:
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
I think I will try a 2200mAh. Anyone decided on the best one? I'm in Canada so a US or Canadian supplier would be best.
[HTC Wildfire S] MoneyFist:
You disabled mobile networks and syncs. What's the point of owning a smart phone if your gonna keep that off? It's simply not a viable option for most of us.
[HTC Wildfire S] Pudel89:
In your opinion, smartphone with no data connection is totally useless?

In android we can turn off then turn on the data connection when we need an internet connection. I think this is usefull option beacause we prevent to fast draining battery :)
[HTC Wildfire S] MoneyFist:
In my circumstances where I have an online life with many work related emails, YES!

The majority of people looking at this topic for info on extended batteries will agree with me.
[HTC Wildfire S] bsoplinger:
This may perhaps be a stupid question but since I bought a really nice case that doesn't fit...

1) Will this work on the USA Virgin Mobile version?

2) Is there someplace I can go to find out what are the differences in size/connections/whatever between the various versions of the HTC Wildfire S?
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
I bought one of the batteries from here

Should be arriving early this week. Came to about $21 US with shipping from the UK.

Will report on extended life.
[HTC Wildfire S] miguelca:
If the battery is a "Cameron Sino" like on the pics, it should be nice.

I already had some batteries from this brand on other PDA/phone models and they never let me down. :cool:

The pity about those high capacity batteries is the size of them, requiring the replacement of the phone back cover. IMHO this ruins the phones aesthetics.

Did anybody try these Li-Polymer batteries from e-cell?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GOLD-2430...723?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item2eb6e77903

Since they're supposedly made of Li-Polymer (or Li-Ion Polymer) instead of Li-Ion, they can maintain original size while increasing capacity.

I remember Sony-Ericsson being one of the first brands using batteries made of Li-Polymer. They were ultra-light and had great durability. They also had absolutely no memory effect.

I don't know about these on eBay... I'm really tempted to buy one but I'd like to hear some feedback before spending the cash.

If by any chance someone has an opinion about them I would be glad to hear it.

Thanks in advance. ;)
[HTC Wildfire S] d33ps1x:
I might pick one of those up if they report to work well.

I would prefer the phone's small profile although I have big hands and I won't pass judgement on the increase in size until I've used the phone a bit with the larger battery.

It might actually feel better for me.

Hope to hear some replies on the other small profile one though.
[HTC Wildfire S] Android311:
I'm looking on the USA ebay but can't find any? I like to buy from sellers in the u.s of a

HTC Wildfire S (VM) "s-off" "rooted" Stock Rom
[HTC Wildfire S] Android311:
I found a 3500 mah battery with back door cover in new York but idk if its sinclair...how do I no if this is good

HTC Wildfire S (VM) "s-off" "rooted" Stock Rom