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[TouchPad General] CyberPunkDesign:
I guess I should install CM9 now. heh

I'll get back to you later this weekend, after I get it installed.

What command ro I run in terminal to get the info you need?

- - Sent from my hacked HP TouchPad using Communities
[TouchPad General] ve6ay:
If you run Terminal, type df and hit enter, it'll give you the info you need.
[TouchPad General] CyberPunkDesign:
Alright, ran terminal emulator from within CM9.

/system 294M

/mnt/sdcard 55G

/data 1G

/cache 193M

Hope that helps.

Looking forward to a landscape version for my 64GB TouchPad.
[TouchPad General] ve6ay:
Thank you for those. I'll be working on those new animations in the upcoming days, when I get home. Probably gonna have to do the landscape ones from scratch, so that'll take a few days.

Thank you, everyone, for your help, and your patience with me.

Sent from my HP Touchpad using the XDA Premium app.
[TouchPad General] Bruce MJ:
Wicked, can't wait for the 32gb version. Thank you for the effort.
[TouchPad General] CyberPunkDesign:
Is there a way to get a more detailed listing of the directory sizes?

I'm pretty sure the /data is closer to 1.45GB, but I'm not sure how to get a better size listing.
[TouchPad General] ve6ay:
Yes, actually, there is. It's slightly more detailed, but not too much. Boot up into WebOS, and connect your TP. Then run Novaterm (C:\Program Files\Palm, Inc\Terminal\novaterm.bat), and type the following:

lvm.static lvdisplay <enter>

That'll give you a logical volume display of all of your partitions - including sizes down to something a little more detailed.

Now, the only ones I'm interested in are the four from above - /dev/store/CM-System, /dev/store/CM-Data, /dev/store/CM-Cache, and /dev/store/Media. If it doesn't show on your screen, I found a way to get the information in a txt file so you can save it and view it later.

Type the following:

mount /dev/mapper/store-media /media/card
lvm.static lvdisplay > /media/card/lvm.txt
umount /media/card

Then disconnect, unmount your TP, and look at that file. It'll have all the information for you.
[TouchPad General] x000x:
this is pretty cool
[TouchPad General] BuffMcBigHuge:
just through it on my touchpad, great job!
[TouchPad General] thenyboy:
I know this post is really old but, is there any chance to get a CM11 version? I really love this Boot Animation and been using it since it was release.

Thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] alexyaz:
Hi, I have a HTC Droid Incredible and I am now running CM7 and I love everything about it. but, I would like to improve my experience my changing different things. for example the Lock screen delay is way to short. I am talking about when you press the power button and just look at the lock screen for the time or whatever. my question is, is there anyway to make it longer than the 3 seconds that its set on now?

Another thing I realized that you could have different wallpapers for just the lock screen and your default. I was hoping there was a way to make the lock screen wallpaper a live wallpaper while the default something different. Is there any way of doing this? I ask this because i have a weather LWP that tells me what the weather is on my lock screen but i don't like it as my default wallpaper.

-Alex

HTC Droid Incredible refurbished, I broke my first one lol

CM7
[HTC Rezound] alucard_6956@hotmail.com:
Ok so I haven't kept up with phones for the last couples of months since Skyrim's been taking all my computer time.

Gonna go upgrade and I'm pretty set on the Rezound. I really like the Galaxy Nexus but despise the fact that there's no sd card slot and do not really wanna support a samsung phone without that feature.

So my questions for those who have had the rezound (or Gnex) a couple of months are:

-rezound or nexus (or even razr but i'm not too fond of motorolas)

-how's the battery life on rezound (i come from the original incredible and currently the thunderbolt, so i'm used to horrendous battery life)

-how's developer support (i've checked both xda devoper forums, they both seemed about 4 pages so far)

-is tethering support as good as thunderbolt/incredible was?

-any other issues i should be aware off before pulling the trigger?

thanks all and I know I could go read engadget reviews etc but i really trust the opinions and commentary of the folk on xda
[HTC Rezound] nosympathy:
already plenty of threads about this, you didn't need to start another one...
[HTC Rezound] dragonrazorz:
I love my rezound, especially after we got a stable ics rom! Personally, i havent had any problems with overheating or whining noises like others, but my first rezound had weird static on the screen, but my current (2nd) one has no issues, Battery could get you through the day, or at least til you get home. It all depends how u use it. I came from the eris, but noticed a BUNCH of Droid Incredible devs are over here, so you should feel at home pretty quick. Imo, I feel i have the best phone in the world lol :)

Sent from my ICS Rezound
[HTC Rezound] Superguy:
I owned both. Reception sucks on the Nexus. It's pretty sad when a 2 year old Dinc can have great reception with data while the Nexus next to it can only make calls.

I took the Nexus back and kept the Rezound. Haven't regretted it.
[HTC Rezound] alucard_6956@hotmail.com:
Thanks for the replys guys. Yeah when I saw it too the phone reminded me of the incredible, which I still keep 2 off and personally think it was the best phone at the time it came out .

It's good to hear a lot of dev's are over. Saw the ICS rom which says is 99 percent stable and may try that right away. Any comments on how well tethering does or does not work?

@ nosympathy: Yeah I checked back a few pages but found nothing current, I know theres been plenty of discussion about this topic but I just wanted to get some current views from people who have had the phone and get a sense of how sattisfied they are, which is hard to do looking at threads were people are just spouting out the specs
[HTC Rezound] dragonrazorz:
On the gb roms both usb and wifi tether worked for me, havent tried ics yet
[HTC Rezound] jayochs:
batterywise, i get like anywhere from 13-17 hours a day, and i do a good amount of facebookin/textin/browsin/XDAin/Redditing/google talkin, etc
[HTC Rezound] Sleek69:
Posting in this forum, you're going to get mostly biased answers. I say if you need it right now, go for the rezound, if you can wait a little bit, check out the Droid Razr Maxx. That 3300mah battery in a slim package is very tempting.
[HTC Rezound] Kane5581:
I would get the rezound if it was $100 more, at $100 less its a no brainer.
[HTC Rezound] alucard_6956@hotmail.com:
Awesome dude.

Yeah the thunderbolt with a standard battery will hardly make it through half of the day, it does great with the extended battery but then it looks like a pig.
[HTC Rezound] alucard_6956@hotmail.com:
Is that one gonna be similar to the razr then? Similar specs and similar package but a nicer battery? That wouldn't be too bad, it may convince me if it comes out soon but would rather not wait too long.
[HTC Rezound] alucard_6956@hotmail.com:
Yeah that's what convinced me, I was looking at those around christmas at 300 dollars and they looked tempting, but I think 200 dollars is really the sweet spot for using your upgrade.

Either way it looks like from all the replies that nobody has any major problems or regrets with picking the rezound over the gnex. That's really encouraging to see as and makes my choice a lot easier.
[HTC Rezound] 06stang:
Just got the Rezound yesterday. Played with the nexus for a week and decided to stick with HTC since I have two other upgrades for later.

What's the draw of the Nexus? ICS. I can't run sense on it and I love sense. Every Nexus ROM looks the same. With the Rez we can have sense, ICS sense, or regular ics. That's the no brainer for me.
[HTC Rezound] xHaVoK87:
Go for the Rezound man development is really starting to pick up you can currently get ICS for both phones on top of HTC releasing Rezound OTA ICS update soon!
[HTC Rezound] itisaradday:
While we're not sure exactly when HTC is going to drop the ICS OTA, I love my Rezound. Sense is..less than stellar, in my opinion. It's just looking dated.

I played with my friend's GNex for a day and was definitely impressed, as he was impressed with my Rezound. The GNex's screen is pretty, yes - but it's pentile. He couldn't see it, but I could - not sure if I have super eyesight, but it's there and cannot be unseen. And it's Samsung which is -50 points for me.

At the end of the day of comparing phones we both agreed that there was no loser in the GNex vs. Rezound debate, just two winners. One of them just happens to have a way better camera :p
[HTC Rezound] DarkMinax:
I can tell you from a retail side of things, we are selling lots of Rezounds. The GNex was moving big numbers the first 2-3 weeks. I am still sitting on December inventory. I own both phones. I love both phones. The Rezound especially dropping down to $199 is an absolute steal, still comes with the Beats headphones. I am curious why the price drop.
[HTC Rezound] Andro X:
I love the Rezound especially with the ics clean rom. If you're into flashing roms and stuff go for it. I get pretty good battery. I get a full day on light use with some battery to spare. But 4g blazin with heavy use and i get about 6 hours i'd say.
[HTC Rezound] gomcdowell:
Rezound=Win

I went through this same situation in december. If you dont mind the thickness the Rezound is better. I am a flash-aholic, and it was a gamble for me because of development. But ill tell you what it all payed off. I think the galaxy nexus is a great device but the Rezound out performs in every way except thickness.:D
[HTC Rezound] Kane5581:
I meant I would buy the rezound over the gnex if the rezound was 399 and the gnex was 299, with the rezound $100 cheaper the gnex isn't even an option for a sane person.
[HTC Rezound] Sleek69:
Exact same specs as the razr but slightly thicker (In no way fat at all, much thinner than the rezound) to accommodate the larger battery.
[HTC Rezound] jmorton10:
Lol, yea it's basically zero upgrade except it goes from terrible battery life to awesome battery life.

How pissed would you be if you had just signed a 2 year contract for the old version??

I was reading a RAZR forum yesterday and the posters are absolutely furious......

~John
[HTC Rezound] 06stang:
Good ol' Moto. New group of phones every two months
[HTC Rezound] nrfitchett4:
great answer. The guy asks specific questions and you have to bring the attitude.

1. Battery life is better than the bolt, but still not very good. I could get 6-7 hours before needing to charge. I jumped on a couple of extended batteries and those go 16+ hours with no attempt to preserve battery.

2. Support is building, only had unlock about a month now.

3. Tethering with wifi tether has been an issue. You can't set up encryption and even then some devices won't see it, my kindle fire for example. Using my old bolt for tethering right now. Haven't tried the official hotspot on it yet, but users were reporting really slow upload speeds with it (kind of seeing that on my bolt as well with both wireless tether and the official hotspot. Uploads are never above 500-600kbps.

4. Main issues some have had are a hiss using the headphone jack and overheating. My phone and I would guess most of them have not had them. Its by far the best android phone I've had to date (hd2, bolt and rezound).
[HTC Rezound] samiusmc:
I had the Nexus. Went through two of them. They both had very poor reception, lots of call and data drops and took forever to lock GPS. It appears inferior parts were used for the Nexus. The Rezound is simply amazing. No issues. This is a no-brainer, get the Rezound.
[HTC Rezound] brando56894:
Get the Rezound. You save $100, you get a nice pair of earbuds for free, the phone has the ability to run custom roms, it has Ice Cream Sandwich, it has 16 GB internal and the option to add up to 64 additional GB, you can run sense or stock whenever you want, you'll have the ability to get NFC in the near future.

Do I need to go on? :D
[HTC Rezound] I Am Marino:
How are we getting NFC? SIM card?

-Sent from my Droid 2-
[HTC Rezound] reverendbill:
When I got my Rezound, I was wondering if the Gnex was going to have the same ****ty GPS the Fascinate and Charge did. Now I know and feel even BETTER about getting the Rez. Its GPS is ALWAYS near instant. My TomTom isn't near this fast.
[HTC Rezound] 06stang:
They have the nfc sd cards but I think he meant someone could get nfc later on when it's more relevant.
[HTC Rezound] brando56894:
I was actually referencing the NFC MicroSD cards that you mentioned. They were revealed at CES. Link
[HTC Rezound] ChrisFa5:
I choose the Rezound (i strongly dislike the name) to replace my OG Droid. I initially had my heart set on the Nexus, but after a few weeks it became clear that it was not the phone for me. I would try both, the Nexus has allot of "t's" crossed, but the Rezound (or as I like to call the Incredible 3) is a solid performer.
[HTC Rezound] 4ktvs:
I would say the rezound is now the best for the big red, but too late for me. I don't really like any of the phones on the big red. I have seen the HTC phone die in my hand and the Gnexus has bad 4g and my phone has bugs and time outs on 4g so yea.

My S2 has the suckest GPS on earth, but every thing like 3g/wifi/apps work very well and it's still the best over all in my view.
[HTC Rezound] alucard_6956@hotmail.com:
What I really like about sense is the camera. There was a total difference in my thunderbolt between pictures with the cm7 stock camera or muiu camera and the sense camera. The sense camera was glass smooth 9 out of 10 times even with my kids who move around a lot and are real hard to get a clear picture off. The stock camera, even with the Tbolt overclocked to 1.6 ghz, was a good shot maybe 2 out of 5 times.

Everything else about sense though, in my opinion, is too restrictive or slow and can be replaced with better apps.
[HTC Rezound] alucard_6956@hotmail.com:
Is the ICS pretty stable? I've been playing with ICS on the Incredible and though it's sweet it still needs quite a bit of polish, many apps simply do no work right or at all. Of course that may just be something to do with ICS altogether.
[HTC Rezound] alucard_6956@hotmail.com:
Yeah I was real surprised at the price drop when I saw it. Real good deal.
[HTC Rezound] voxigenboy:
seeing as i have had both the rezound and the nexus i can tell you my view on both.

the nexus has the screen size advantage but honestly that's really the only thing going for it over the rezound(considering the rezound has root now).

the nexus has a bit more vibrant colors, but the picture quality on the rezound has it beat hands down(not to mention the 'banding' on the nexus is annoying).

data speeds on the rezound are much faster then on the nexus. i was able to do 1gb in roughly 5 minutes on the rezound... took more then 15 on the nexus. also, signal strength on the rezound is superior. places where i'd get 3 - 4 bars on the rezound i got 1 - 2 on the nexus. i also had issues with the nexus switching to 3g mode in the same places that the rezound maintained 1 - 2 4g.

sound quality on the rezound also kicks the ass of the nexus' + volume on the rezound can get much louder. the nexus has a big issue with calls being quiet but no problems at all with the rezound.

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oh and if you're wondering about the 'had' on both phones, yeah... i exchanged my rezound for a nexus because i gave in to the hype(idiot!). afterwards i realized i wanted the rezound back but had no luck finding someone to do a trade.

some guy ended up offering me $300 + his bionic so i ended up taking that. anyway, bionic's.been a nightmare with data issues + weird clicking sound during calls. verizon's troubleshooted & exchanged it for me a few times and have now offered to let me get a new phone again at upgrade price so i'm going to get the rezound again.

[EDIT]: p.s. the headphones that come with the nexus are cheapie $10 generic samsung ones so obviously the dre ones are a slight step up ;)
[HTC Rezound] not2gutta:
lol yea I don't dig the name either.

I had the nexus.. and now the rezound.

Nexus<rezound ..fosho
[HTC Rezound] dragonrazorz:
ICS is pretty much stable
[HTC Rezound] alucard_6956@hotmail.com:
Yeah I'm sure I won't mind the thickness too much.

I plan on running it naked, and i've been rocking the Tbolt with extended battery and that thing's a brick.

Only accesory i'll get will be the phantom skinz screen protector.
[HTC Rezound] alucard_6956@hotmail.com:
1. Battery life is better than the bolt, but still not very good. I could get 6-7 hours before needing to charge. I jumped on a couple of extended batteries and those go 16+ hours with no attempt to preserve battery.

2. Support is building, only had unlock about a month now.

3. Tethering with wifi tether has been an issue. You can't set up encryption and even then some devices won't see it, my kindle fire for example. Using my old bolt for tethering right now. Haven't tried the official hotspot on it yet, but users were reporting really slow upload speeds with it (kind of seeing that on my bolt as well with both wireless tether and the official hotspot. Uploads are never above 500-600kbps.

4. Main issues some have had are a hiss using the headphone jack and overheating. My phone and I would guess most of them have not had them. Its by far the best android phone I've had to date (hd2, bolt and rezound).[/QUOTE]

Great points man!

1.I'm usually close to a charger or in the car so it won't be that big of an issue, coming from the Inc and the Tbolt i'm also used to terrible battery life.

2. Glad to hear.

3. That's a pretty big concern for me. Working in the field i'm constantly tethering and depend on it. Is that an issue with just a particular Rom your trying or is this widespread accross various Roms? Becaused I noticed with both the Tbolt and Inc that wifi tether performance varied tremendously between roms, and usually the one that had the best wifi performance is the one i stuck with. I may have to investigate this further, but like yourself I usually keep my inc around in case I run into issues (sold the Tbolt).

4. I wonder if this is something to do with beats? We'll though i love music and am big on audio I don't think I'm as discerning as some people are so hopefully i won't notice it. Also I usually play hooked up to the car or with a little set of speakers or hooked up to the home stereo, headphones only when doing outside work around the house or jogging (which i need to do way more off!).
[HTC Rezound] alucard_6956@hotmail.com:
Yep the lack of external sd slot was the main dealbreaker with me on the nexus. Didn't know they had a 64 gig version, will have to wait till verizon does a $50 dollar sale like they did when I snatched the 32 gig sd card.
[HTC Rezound] kodiak799:
64gig card is not supported by any phone or sold by VZW, I don't think.

I paid $100 to BB for a 64gig Sandisk Class 6 card. It works!

#winner
[HTC Rezound] yoderz:
I picked up a Nexus on day 1 and had it for about a week. I was all over the ICS hype and felt like I needed the phone right away. It was the first Samsung phone I owned and was fairly happy with it. There were two main reasons that I ended up returning the phone and they both had to do with the phones physical features. The first was how big and light it was. The screen was badass, but I swear I felt like I was going to drop that thing every time I picked it up and I could never tell which end was the top until I turned it on. :) I ended up getting a case, but that only made it feel bigger and wasn't very comfortable in the pocket.

The other annoyance I had was the location of the lock/unlock button and volume rocker. Every time I would hit the unlock button I would also hit the volume rocker and adjust the volume. These aren't major things, but they were enough for me to not really want the phone (that $300 pricetag didn't help either).

I picked up the Rezound instead and really like the way it feels in the hand, but am not really a fan of Sense. It just feels like it holds the phone back from its full capabilities. I ended up putting CleanRom on it and will be putting the Desensed ICS ROM on it in the near future. Having all the bloatware removed has really made a difference in speed and I'm really glad I went with this phone.
[HTC Rezound] 06stang:
Just heard from someone at a vzw meeting the Inc3 should be out this spring. ~4" screen, global and that's all I know about it. If it's a smaller rezound I'm definitely in on it. Good thing I have an extra upgrade
[HTC Rezound] alucard_6956@hotmail.com:
Well I sold my TB for $150 and ordered my upgrade to a rezound for $180 after tax so pretty good deal.

The only part that sucked about the upgrade is that I now have to pay 10 bucks a month for text messages when I only used to pay 5 bucks a month, o well hopefully a solution comes were we can use a BBM type messenger across all systems and I could get rid of that ripoff.

Besides that the Rezound will be delivered today any moment now. SO the next thing to do is figure the way to root it and get going with a bloatware free rom. So far from what I can see the only way to root it is through the official HTC method, is there any way to get around this so you don't void your warrantly and can revert it back to stock if something happens?
[HTC Rezound] nrfitchett4:
Great points man!

1.I'm usually close to a charger or in the car so it won't be that big of an issue, coming from the Inc and the Tbolt i'm also used to terrible battery life.

2. Glad to hear.

3. That's a pretty big concern for me. Working in the field i'm constantly tethering and depend on it. Is that an issue with just a particular Rom your trying or is this widespread accross various Roms? Becaused I noticed with both the Tbolt and Inc that wifi tether performance varied tremendously between roms, and usually the one that had the best wifi performance is the one i stuck with. I may have to investigate this further, but like yourself I usually keep my inc around in case I run into issues (sold the Tbolt).

4. I wonder if this is something to do with beats? We'll though i love music and am big on audio I don't think I'm as discerning as some people are so hopefully i won't notice it. Also I usually play hooked up to the car or with a little set of speakers or hooked up to the home stereo, headphones only when doing outside work around the house or jogging (which i need to do way more off!).[/QUOTE]

As far as tethering goes, I am now on scrosler's cleanrom 2.1 (ICS), and the newest wireless tether beta that is included. Now with proper settings, my kindle fire can see the network (no security yet) and the speeds are much better. I am getting tethered around 20 down and 2-7 up. Much better than the official or wireless tether on my thunderbolt.

as of right now, the only way is to use the htcdev unlock method. With that out, I'm not sure if anyone is even trying to get an unofficial unlock method.
[HTC Rezound] alucard_6956@hotmail.com:
As far as tethering goes, I am now on scrosler's cleanrom 2.1 (ICS), and the newest wireless tether beta that is included. Now with proper settings, my kindle fire can see the network (no security yet) and the speeds are much better. I am getting tethered around 20 down and 2-7 up. Much better than the official or wireless tether on my thunderbolt.

as of right now, the only way is to use the htcdev unlock method. With that out, I'm not sure if anyone is even trying to get an unofficial unlock method.[/QUOTE]

Cool well I had my phone now for a couple hours, i guess good enough to call it good :D time to unlock and root it
[HTC Rezound] typeriz:
Amazon has the rezound for $99.00
[HTC Rezound] I Am Marino:
It's only for new Verizon customers though or new lines added.
[HTC Rezound] typeriz:
its actually $159.99 for upgrades.. and 79.99 for new accounts
[HTC Rezound] bblanski:
Piss. Maybe I need to order that and return to Verizon.