yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Rezound] jmorton10:
I use ADWLauncher EX because I like it, but I've never noticed any change in either performance or battery life.

Android does not need a ton of free RAM (it's completely different than windows mobile) and I don't believe it affects battery life at all.

~John
[HTC Rezound] emarietta:
I've been on internet all day ans extended battery still at 82% :)
[HTC Rezound] a.mcdear:
I think you misunderstood my points.. I wasn't trying to indicate that using ADW EX would improve performance or battery life. Also, I wasn't trying to indicate that more free memory equals more performance. What I meant was that a lot of sense related programs still load even if you're using an alternate launcher, and that these programs apparently consume both memory and CPU time. After i removed them, i noticed both more free memory as well as improved battery consumption.
[HTC Rezound] jmorton10:
gotcha

~John
[Android Apps and Games] andrewcezar:
I have a Samsung Galaxy 5 GT-I5500 and it works perfectly for me. I guess it will work with other devices that have 240x320 resolution, too. Hope it will work for all. Cheers from Romania. For the download link, just pm me. Have a great day.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] cali310:
Just checked as I do daily and it went from the dreaded Jan 27 - Feb 8 to January 3rd expected delivery. Nice.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nabeel_Nabs:
Is there an app that lets us map & assign the xperia play buttons(not touchpads-this would probably be harder) to any app we want?

EDIT- I know there was one specifically for Onlive.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xdadevolpers:
How i can make my own boot image for my desire z? I want to make one personaly , i do not like the stock boot img of the rom..

Thanks in andvance :):confused:
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackknightavalon:
Did you bother to search Development?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee one:
Do you mean the boot.img that contains the kernel or the splash that has the picture when you first turn on your phone.

I suspect that you mean splash.img- there are several threads about how to mod the splash.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xdadevolpers:
Yeah the image/video i see when i power-up the phone , i want to make one personal. I do not think the HTC LOGO in power-up , but on the loading image/video
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee one:
You can change both- the first pict is the splash.img while the image/video is the bootanimation. There are several threads for both. I think the bootanimations will be in the themes and apps forum.

Good luck!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paintball23456:
ive got a problem with miui battery im running glitch kernel with miui galnet at 1.5 ghz ive got dreadful battery drain only lasts half a day ive been on tornado rom and that was running at 1440 ghz and that lasts more than 2 days but miui does not also this is the best rom for playing games so i want to keep this rom cos of that but the battery is crap help:eek::confused:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Mioze7Ae:
Is it possible to add some missing symbols to existing shared libraries?

Basically the libaudio.so on Milestone XT720 references three static strings in libmedia.so that are not common in other ROMs. Basically, the relevant parts in the original proprietaries are (via nm -D)

libaudio.so:
U _ZN7android14AudioParameter11keyFMLaunchE
U _ZN7android14AudioParameter12keyFMRoutingE
U _ZN7android14AudioParameter14keyHDMIRoutingE

libmedia.so:
0005fb68 D _ZN7android14AudioParameter11keyFMLaunchE
0005fb6c D _ZN7android14AudioParameter12keyFMRoutingE
0005fb70 D _ZN7android14AudioParameter14keyHDMIRoutingE

Code wise, they're just stupid static strings

namespace android {

class AudioParameter {
static const char *keyFMLaunch;
static const char *keyFMRouting;
static const char *keyHDMIRouting;
};

const char *AudioParameter::keyFMLaunch = "FM_launch";
const char *AudioParameter::keyFMRouting = "FM_routing";
const char *AudioParameter::keyHDMIRouting ="HDMI_routing";

}; // namespace android

For example we're mostly compatible with Milestone A853's stock ROM, but Milestone A853's libmedia.so doesn't have these symbols, so we get link failure and substituting our libmedia.so causes big problems. If we use Milestone A853's libaudio.so instead, then FM radio volume control doesn't work. AOSP/CyanogenMod don't have these symbols in libmedia either, so we've been using a forked framework/base just to stick these symbols in. I'm trying to clean up our tree and if it's possible I'd rather just stuff those symbols into libaudio.so and never think about it again.

Is there some way to copy those strings from libmedia.so? I've been trying some things with the various binutils (objcopy, ld) and scouring man pages but no luck so far. I put the code above in wrapper.cpp but I can't figure out whether gcc can add to an existing .so. Any suggestions? I'm happy to read if someone knows where to point me.
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] Eshine:
Warning:

Make sure you brush the front of the phone has been unlocked rspl or hspl

Make sure your device has enough power to complete this operation

Thank DFT brought us Hspl, so self-rom can be achieved

Mozart official 7740 firmware update version 7740.16

Production based on RUU_Mozart_S_HTC_Europe_5.13.401.01_5.71.09.02a_22.51.50_RELEASE

rom contains only os

Language, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English

Major updates are as follows

7740 update to the official firmware version 7740.16

Update the driver for the 5.13.401.01

Updated HTC HUB2.3

Update connection settings 1.13

Updated converter 1.6

1.6 2121 Update Image enhancement

Add LG Official Notepad

Add Resource Manager

Add Registry Editor

Add Nokia transfer contacts

Add Nokia camera settings

Voice dial button for the drip

Remove the excess input

Support the Opera browser

Add to download and install

Genuine support for game verification XBL

Have been jailbreak anti-lock

All ringtones and pictures updated system

Modify the Short Message

Modify the camera to adjust the volume with the system volume size

Add compass

Add phone to enhance

Add Colorful theme

Add calendar

Add positioning aids

Add advanced camera settings (including contacts)

Can not be used to remove other domestic programs

Not all of the other original information presented to maintain the official

Friends of Friends of the rom is for learning and personal use

Reproduced, please indicate the source

Production personnel E shine feedback plus I kdbbs@live.com facebook account

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[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] zjw831:
Please stop!!!YOU don't get authorize by mwang and DFT ,Serious violation of the relevant provisions of the Forum
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] ariey:
Thank you for Eshine for your new ROM, I saw a step further forward by many developers for our Mozart.

I dreamed that one day this could even be ported mozart like HD2
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] walie-duski:
Another download link please
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] LeTo08:
Tested WWE: still some setting in chinese. Deleted.

Here a Megaupload mirror : http://www.megaupload.com/?d=3IIAR7SZ
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] AndrewSh:
Eshine, you forgot to mention the main improvement brought by 5.13 Europe - fixed MAC-Address.... But maybe you did not detect that :)

The other things are nice (especially APPInstall and НТСInit) :)

Good luck with cooking!
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] Lukariello:
woow

im downloading... so are there in this ROM European language???

that look great
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] walie-duski:
creat a multi language please
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] Eshine:
Do you need to join the language I will be revamped
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] Lukariello:
I need italian language... .

by that you describe look like really cool Rom.. but i need of my language before install.. so i wait you insert Italian language

Thank you..

Luca
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] ap3rus:
Sorry for offtopic, but you keep doing this on another thread, could you please just directly communicate with moderators if you suspect any violations. Please don't make XDA a place of holywars. Make peace, no war! ;)

Happy New Year, All and Everyone :D
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] AndrewSh:
Deleted as not needed any more
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] mwang:
@AndrewSH , I though you are one of DFT site VIP member and knew DFT very well but seems not at all , Cotulla was one of DarkForce also admin of DFT offical site , zjw831 was doing his job protected DF's work , is something wrong of this ? you tell me why we still not release DFT-code ? why only release to few developers ? I think you knew answer, am I right ?

If anything need Cotulla write any message to here than we no need a team to work toeghter, each team member had their own job to do , meantime Cotulla dont had that much time to look your guy's ****.

I was wrote my last post at De.22 but saw you post that I must write last post in here

mwang
[Omnia 7 General] joshi101:
I have a unbranded Samsung Omnia 7 that I bought in Belgium in a local retailstore. I updated to Mango and I thought that Dutch would be supported, but that isn't te case. So wich Mango Rom can I flash that support Dutch language and works with all carriers in my country.

Greetings
[Omnia 7 General] mirolg:
I mean it not exist as native ROM. Try to unlock [unlock] any samsung wp7 device or [GUIDE]Unlock/InternetSharing/Backup your OMNIA 7 with branded/unbranded ROM on Mango

and then http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1306415 to install the Dutch language ...
[Omnia 7 General] Rubn86:
That is indeed the best way to get dutch interface on WP7. This worked for me.
[Omnia 7 General] joshi101:
I will give it a try thx!
[Windows 8 General] revxx14:
First, I know it's a little early for this, since Win8 isn't even in beta yet.

However, I just got a Kindle Fire, and would absolutely love a Win8 port when and if it becomes possible. So I had a few questions for devs that might take up this project.

Is anyone already planning on giving this a shot?

Would this have any legality issues, since Win8 will in all likely hood require a product key, even on the ARM version?

Is it even theoretically possible, since the Kindle Fire normally runs Android?
[Windows 8 General] mtmerrick:
short answer: no

long answer: the Fire runs on an ARM CPU, while Windows 8 that has been released is 100% x86. Unless Windows 8 for ARM is released to the public - which is looking increasingly unlikely - then there's absolutely no hope. Even if it is, Only the hypothetical beta would be free of charge, and would expire fairly quickly. You would not be able to run any existing x86 programs on W8ARM, and there are rumors (with some evidence) of hardware compatibility that would prohibit it being put on any existing devices. So, even if it could be hypothetically possible, its not worth the effort. and what would you, as a consumer, get out of it, other than a UI you think is cool?
[Windows 8 General] benjamingwynn:
The ability to run amd64 apps.

Sent from somewhere too far away from my computer
[Windows 8 General] mtmerrick:
wtf is an AMD64app?

if you mean an x64 app, then um, no, you couldn't. x86 (x64 one name for 64 bit x86 processors) apps require an x86 processor. the kindle fire has an ARM processor. not even close to compatible, with one exception - most new metro apps will be cross compatible between windows 8 x86 and windows 8 ARM (and windows phone 8, if they decide to make it different form Window 8 ARM after all)
[Windows 8 General] benjamingwynn:
You=noob

A 64 bit processor can run in either amd64 or intel64. Microsoft claim that windows 8 will be one big system. They also say that they can get arm to run with amd64 (and intel64) apps fine but they are accused of being unable to do so with i386. I watched the video released by Microsoft about it. All 2 hours....

If you don't know something don't pretend you know about it before posting.

Sent from somewhere too far away from my computer
[Windows 8 General] mtmerrick:
really, huh. Everything I've heard puts down the rumor that 32 bit arm chips, which don't even approach the power of an i3 (and 64 bit arm chips don't exist yet) will be able to run the high end emulation needed to make an x86 apps (expecially cpu intensive 64 bit apps like most of us use on windows) work..... but that's just what I know, off all the research I've done.

If windows has managed to do the impossible, well, that's great. No sarcasm, that's awesome. But I've read press releases saying it can't be done, straight from Microsoft.

And I'm no noob - been here far longer than you, and been a tech junkie for years.
[Windows 8 General] benjamingwynn:
Go on wikipedia and search windows 8. Go to the compatibility section and read. Then I want an apology for being a tw@.

Sent from somewhere too far away from my computer
[Windows 8 General] mtmerrick:
You self righteous troll.
[Windows 8 General] benjamingwynn:
I'm sorry if I offended you but it's just my opinion fact.

And I'm sorry if your wrong. It wasn't my fault.

Sent from somewhere too far away from my computer
[Windows 8 General] mtmerrick:
um, you proved yourself wrong - i was right, as i thought. You are acting self righteous, and your behavior is best described as trollish. And im not insulted -I'm laughing at your ignorance. In case you can't see quotes or something weird like that, lemme re-copypaste from Wikipedia

Originally Posted by Wikipedia

Windows 8 for ARM processors will not run software created for x86; software will have to be ported by its developers to create ARM executables from source code. [56][57]
[Windows 8 General] AndroHero:
1) You are an idiot, your attitude and language is discusting, i'm ashamed for you, and feel sorry for you family being related to such a duscusting little man.

2) There is no such thing as "Intel64", "AMD64" is just another name for x64 CPU's, this is because it was AMD that invented the 64bit insruction, even Intel chips use AMD's technology.

3) You have no right to be here if you are so retarded that you think an ARM CPU is compatible with either x86 or x64 based software.
[Windows 8 General] lovenokia:
wtf with the flameing people? no need to be argueing like morons to each like that. look there will be a version of windows that will work on ARM and the op is asking when that version will be released and portable to the fire. Got it????
[Windows 8 General] benjamingwynn:
Sorry for getting you involved.....

Anyway. Back to ideas on porting. It would be difficult as the Kindle Fire is Android based and running on a EXT3/4 filesystem. You would also need a different bootloader - this all involves a lot of work.
[Windows 8 General] lovenokia:
i think we should be trying to focus on the hp touchpad and the kindle fire, also the nook tablet to try to port win 8 to them once the ARM verson is released.
[Windows 8 General] johnston9234:
Have you not listened to a single word in this thread? You can not port x86 Windows 8 to an ARM processor and expect x86 apps to run.
[Windows 8 General] mtmerrick:
IF (and that's a big if) windows 8 ARM is released to the public, be it as a prerelase version or as a purchasable version, it'll be quite difficult to get it working on prexisting devices.

As i said before, there are roadblocks involved that may prohibit installing it at all. A W8 arm compatible 'BIOS' will be very difficult if not impossible to get working. It will be closed source, and quite possibly we will not be allowed to have it at all. Drivers will have to be rewritten, and windows 8 may still not be compatible with these drivers. plain old android (or whatever other ARM system) drivers will not work. There is also talk of Microsoft coding the OS as to not function with non-authorized hardware components (eg, will not work with some screens, cpus, ect) though i do not know how true this is.

Even if ARM is released to the public, and not available to OEMs only, don't expect to be able to do much to it - microsoft does not look kindly towards the modding community, and will be taking steps to hinder any changes we may need to make to the OS to get it to run.

The answer is, its unlikely at best.
[Windows 8 General] benjamingwynn:
It will be released to buy. It's not open-source, because of this it is unlikely... but possible :)
[Windows 8 General] johnston9234:
If you dont have the source code then best wishes to you coding drivers for ARM windows 8.
[Windows 8 General] benjamingwynn:
I don't need to. I'm not doing it. I came here to help and most of you threw that back in my face. I'm not here to flame.

I thought I could share my experiences with Windows since 95 and help you find hope for your kindle. If you don't want it then it's your loss. I don't have a kindle fire but I thought I should try to help you out anyway.

I can't help you with your problems unless you let me. I CAN code in a variety of different languages including C+ +, meaning I could easily pick up a arm driver for a sister device and port it.

Thanks for letting me voice my opinion. If you didn't like it then go tell someone who gives two....
[Windows 8 General] veyka:
A few road blocks against w8 on the fire

1) Storage: Will it actually fit in 8gig? Hopefully the arm version will without all the old bloat

2) Drivers: you are not going to see any windows8 tablet comes out with the "old" OMAP4430, they are talking about windows 8 tablets being quad core with 2gig of ram or something?

3) Ram: 512meg of ram will make running w8, if you even can get it to run, painful

4) Closed source: porting binary only OS's is hard/near imposable without a comparable device with a native version (See HD2 having almost the same hardware as WP7 and android devices).

I wouldnt bet against a port, as this is XDA, but I would consider it highly improbable.

(Also theres legal issues, MS would come down like a hammer on anyone sharing a w8 rom!)
[Windows 8 General] benjamingwynn:
Windows 8 ARM can run on 256mb. And nobody's going to tell ms are they :D

Sent from somewhere too far away from my computer
[Windows 8 General] AndroHero:
Do you think MS are stupid? Either way, without a licence it would make it warez, no one would be able to confirm that everyone downloading such a port had purchased a licence, so XDA would never allow such a project to exist on there site. :p although i do agree ram is not an issue, i had a laptop with only 512MB of ram running vista with no issues.
[Windows 8 General] veyka:
Must have been a different vista than me, as I remember it being quite painful with even 2gig O-o, I think i remember a video of it running on 250meg of ram, but it took forever to boot.

But still, thats a "small" issues, theres always using a page file, the big issues being, binary only OS (distribution being warez, that doesn't bother me, but we dont want XDA etc to get sued into oblivion) and drivers.

Oh an about MS noticing, they noticed all the old WM roms being shared back in the day, and they almost killed off XDA, and that was even with everyone who was using the cooked roms had a WinCE license due to owning a phone which came with it.
[Windows 8 General] GCSX:
To clarify some things :

Intel64 exists. It's Intel's response to AMD64, called IA64. But unlike AMD64 (alias x64), IA64 is NOT compatible with x86 (you can't run ANY x86 app on an IA64 CPU without emulation). This is why IA64 is only used for servers.

To develop drivers for Win8 ARM, you will not need the Windows source code. Microsoft will most probably release a DDK (Driver Development Kit, a big pack of APIs for drivers).

About porting Win8 to Kindle Fire, Win8 ARM will probably be sold only to OEM like WP7, WM or Android (you can download sources of Android, but you can't put it on your phone legally nor build you own Android-based OS). I don't Win8 will be sold in retail (box, cd, etc) version. So if Amazon want put Win8 on Kindle Fire, they will have to get in touch with MS. If WE want to port Win8 to Kindle Fire, we will first have to get the DDK, then use it to create some drivers for the Fire, then hack the bootloader of the device (extreme risk of brick) in order to make it boot Win8.

When we have done all of that, Amazon will already have released another device (maybye with Win8?)
[Windows 8 General] AndroHero:
This part atleast of what you said, it complete and utter rubbish, Android is open source, and thus covered by the GPL, the GPL states that all open source software can be modified, repoduced and distributed at will as long as it's distributed with the GPL licence and legal information.
[Windows 8 General] johnston9234:
A lot of misinformed people in this thread...

Just to be clear, windows is closed source. Until that changes it will be near impossible to get windows 8 on the kindle fire. This is only reinforced if windows 8 for ARM is not released in a similar fashion as the x86 version.
[Windows 8 General] Will_nonya:
The technology should be easier than most ports I've seen on XDA but my main question is why?

The fire isn't exactly nice hardware or a great performer so I don't see why anyone would go through the efffort. Having used win8 on an hp slate and a dell duo the transformers are the only devices that would seem worth it in the end.
[Windows 8 General] v0id_walker:
As long as kindle fire is windows certified HW, yes you may. As far as i know, Kindle did not recieve any certification from MS, so it will be probably quite difficult to port (not to mention the drivers)

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/hh748200.aspx
[Windows 8 General] androidcues:
i would be all over this.... but it seems like a novelty because who would possibly want to run windows when theres another OS that kicks ass? that OS is called Android. to me it woould be like putting commoodore64 on the KF... but yeah it wud be cool too just be able too run windows on it for those times when you have a hardassed IT guy and bosses who cant think outside of the box.
[Windows 8 General] Dexter_nlb:
I got an iMac with Windows7 dualboot?

so if we translate your words into a Mac world... iMac is MacOS based and use HFS filesystems. so that means i got no Windows7 options here?

Its basics and if you get the hardware support and cpu, its all a matter of getting the drivers compatible which seems to be the case of tegra3 platforms for now, since MS presented a Tegra3 windows8 , so thats will not be ported since they will release a machine with that hardware. but question will be if the media can install on your Prime as example without different firmware and bootloader, since nvidia for sure excluded support for this.

its primarily a matter of company continued support for the hardware platform. as they will be solely responsible for driver support on a proprietary platform.

we got very few developers that can develop device drivers for windows in the same way as seen on linux.

no one will natively port windows8 unless this happen within a VM environment which then is not native to the host platform.
[Windows 8 General] Mephikun:
No. plain and simple. NO.