yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] adi_botor:
I mean I am afraid only because cannot press reset... If the reset buton can be fixed I will instal WM6.5 ...

I tried official (I think), update by WI-FI and update by PC-Sync ... there is an error, code 80072ee7 ...

I'l wait to fix the reset buton.

Thanks for the answers.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jason4656:
Can someone help me please?

5. Press dpad up + record + camera + power buttons simultaneously and then push the soft reset button

when i do this, i get the white screen with do i want to reset or just carry on green button for reset, so if i press this, it just simply resets my current os and hasnt loaded a new rom

i can get to the same screen by just pressing reset and dpad up.. is this the same?

how do i actually get it to load the new os off the sd card? as i seem to fail at that point

thanks
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jason4656:
its ok done it now, but all roms seem pretty much same crappy

does anyone have a link to one of the ones that run something like the htc touch flo interface? i have seen this one but couldnt find a donwload for it
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] adi_botor:
I have instaled the one like HTC(I think) ... name is "rom0.zip"=> galaxyII.NBO I think is the one with SPBshell

I like this phone now more than S8500( this only has superamoled screen), on this OS

Can the screen be replaced by one with 256k colors?? The phone is better with a better screen. Don't knnow how to explain :( .

Thanks to Award982 for making this topic.

Thanks to Lesscro for creating this ROMs
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] award982:
Lesscro, i tried downloading from your site but your links from multiupload do not work. Can you please re-upload them? And also, do you maybe still have the kitchen for it and would mind sharing?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] award982:
English touch flo 6.5 styled rom:http://asapload.com/info?id=131735

Try this one, but it isn't something very good... asus p535 is pretty much a dead phone now, no one has one these days, and i bought mine by accident two weeks ago (my neighbors father had one for gps and didn't need it anymore), because i've been looking for one for three years already (i had one but it died and i sold it for parts). There are barely any people still using this phone. If i get an english kitchen by any chance, i will try to make a good stable rom with 6.5 wm and touchflo 2d.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jason4656:
for some reason i can never access that site, is it working for you guys? ive tried from 2 ips and 2 computers, get same problem.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] award982:
Yeah, it seems down :/ weird, it's not long ago since i've uploaded the roms up :( If you use skype i could send you it through there
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jason4656:
can you transfer on big file or something?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lesscro:
Sorry about delay, i serach on my HDD... i can't found any ROM or any kitchen...

at this point... i have no more nb0 available... multiupload seems to be dead actually... maybe last build is still active...

but i need check multiupload !!

last build is 28238 Wm6.5.5 WWE 64 & 128 Clean & full version
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] thebluehq:
Hi, user your rom, ok?

with WCE 6.5, you can do more
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] adi_botor:
GPS Maps

I wonder how to download maps for GPS...

I connect to computer and try to download by tomtom automatically, but it's an error., I guess because is tomtom for HTC.

How cad I have GPS with maps?

I instaled WM6.5 with sbbshell

Thanks.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lesscro:
if you use tomtom, you need buy it... XDA is not a warez site...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Thomas_xxxxx:
Could someone please reupload at least 624 MHz overclocked ROM from first post? You could reupload also the other ones. Thanks in advance.
[HTC ChaCha] faizkalwar:
This ROM is custom build based on OTA update -> 1.57.415.3

Android version 2.3.5 - build (1.57.415.3)

Zipaligned

Busybox

Busybox scripts run-parts enabled

Zipalign

Updated kernel support for ext4 and swap

and full rooted su

Nothing removed or deleted (Application)

apps moved from system/app to data/app:

facebook

gmail

Maps

YouTube

talk

Apps added:

a2sd

Cube calculator

Android_Terminal

Thanks to

dsixda for Kitchen

Install all ROMs using clockworkmod recovery: (Install at own risk)

Download ROM

http://www.mediafire.com/?dbs7v9wf7zislxv

Same as Above but Sense UI and all dependent widgets removed and ADWLauncher added

http://www.mediafire.com/?si2s5828zjuisak
[HTC ChaCha] Alex C.:
Awesome! Good job :)
[HTC ChaCha] stayfidz:
hello,

can you explaint what does this Rom gives you?

1. full arabic menus?

2. support fo arabic keys?

thanks
[HTC ChaCha] faizkalwar:
Both full Arabic menu and Arabic keys support and any function that stock Rom support...

It is based on official Arabic Stock Rom.
[HTC ChaCha] ts3010:
thanks for the rom

I installed it but I don't know how to activate app2sd if you can show us it will be great

thanks again
[HTC ChaCha] stayfidz:
Hello,

1. My chacha is rooted with an European RUU, can i reflash it with this rom?

2. Does this rom offer both menus, English and Arabic,or only arabic?
[HTC ChaCha] faizkalwar:
how to activate app2sd

Do you want to check??

- (root needed) Use the app Rootexplorer or ES File Explorer and browse to the places (/system/sd) if you see directories app, app-private and any-other directories a2sd is working. you can check which app has been moved to ext partition in app directory. If you do not see directories follow bellow steps.

I am not be held responsible for any lost data or turning your phone into a brick.

partitioning your SD card will format it and you will lose all data on the card. Please do yourself a favor and backup all contents of your SD card to your PC!

Typically it’s best to have a2sd setup before you flash a ROM

Back up all your data from the SD card to your PC

Clockwork -?creates ext3 partitions by default, if you are using latest ClockworkMod Recovery v5.0.2.8 port for the HTC Chacha by adlx.xda's, I believe it creates ext4 partitions by default & limited size choices. I believe the options are 512, 1024, 2048, respectively

Boot into recovery.

Main menu in recovery scroll down to advanced press the enter button.

Now in the advanced menu scroll down to the Partition SD card option and press the enter button

When asked for the ext size, I recommend using 512mb or 1GB. There can be stability issues going over 1.5GB

When asked for the swap size 0mb, 128mb or 250mb, its your choice if you want to use swap otherwise select 0mb. (This Rom support swap)

Time to flash ROM.

To view the help of a2sd you need to have terminal emulator for android, Evey time you run terminal emulator you will need to type this command “su” (without the ” ) hit enter this gives terminal super user access.

Type a2sd check and hit enter again, It will display the settings for apps, private apps, dalvik, swap, zipalign, & low memory killer settings, it will also display suggested commands for each parameter. You can also type a2sd help for a list of all supported commands. It is very easy to use.

If you had already installed Rom, you may need to issue this command in Terminal Emulator in order to enable it

a2sd reinstall

Moves all current and future non-system apps to the sd card & performs a full reboot
[HTC ChaCha] faizkalwar:
Yes you can Flash

This ROM offer both menus, English and Arabic
[HTC ChaCha] stayfidz:
1. so my next step is clockworkmod, then your flash?

2. where i can get the latest cwm?

thank you.
[HTC ChaCha] faizkalwar:
latest CWM is by adlx.xda...

If any query regarding CWM installation instruction and using it follow these links..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1481135

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1164468
[HTC ChaCha] tOz666:
How did you add ext4 and swap support to the kernel? I want to do that on an European ROM that i'm cooking, but it only supports ext2,ext3 and no swap (it's stock HTC kernel)
[HTC ChaCha] faizkalwar:
you will have to build a new kernel to support ext4 and swap.

just Google it how to build kernel for android..

I think it is only possible in Linux.
[HTC ChaCha] tOz666:
Yes I know... but maybe you have patched HTC kernel sources for ChaCha, and added the code to support ext4 and swap... just want to know if I'm correct what patches you have applied.
[HTC ChaCha] faizkalwar:
absolutely correct.
[HTC ChaCha] danishjamil:
A2SD can be confirmed by just using Titanium Backup.. :) Simplest Way..
[HTC ChaCha] johndaniel:
can pls post a different mirror, i cant download from mediafire
[HTC ChaCha] amahta:
does this ROM support Farsi/Persian characters too? many people are looking for Farsi/Persian support out there
[HTC ChaCha] adlx.xda:
See https://github.com/adumont/htc-kernel-msm7227/commit/877407bf1c32536e9059f03f642f7e6c3764a91f
[HTC ChaCha] tablighs:
What is the recommended microsd class speed if I want to use app2sd and move all my apps/apps data/dalvik cache to sdcard? I don't know what is the limitation of the implemented app2sd in this rom. For what I know app2sd+ does that.

Thanks.
[HTC ChaCha] Talebs:
Hello,

I am new to this cha cha business... :(

Just want to try out this rom and want to flash but do I have to go through all those cumbersome unlocking and rooting activity mentioned in the [Unlock ] Official Unlock via HTCdev!

Pls advice.
[HTC ChaCha] tablighs:
Yes. You do.
[HTC ChaCha] kakish:
Hey man, thank you for your rom.

Today I received update notification on your ROM. So any plans to update the rom ?
[HTC ChaCha] coloured_life:
DONE !!

good work dude ..can u start with the

OTA update -> 1.57.415.4

?! :D:D:D:D
[HTC ChaCha] stayfidz:
i can't flash recovery from this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1164468
[HTC ChaCha] yassermekled:
Are this ROM being maintained?

Faiz,

Are you still maintaining Thia ROM?

ROM without HTC Sense has no English keyboard (Touch keyboard), so how to change to English writing in SMS?
[HTC ChaCha] faizkalwar:
Sorry

I sold CHACHA in April 2012. So this ROM is not being maintained since April 2012

Currently 8933 downloads for sense UI ROM & 651 downloads for without sense UI ROM.
[HTC ChaCha] Tauros360:
Thanks man for this ammazing Rom, its very stable, and i finaly dont have to worry about memory space thanks to you :) I have only one question, what i can do to improve battery live ?
[HTC ChaCha] yassermekled:
Battery life

I find the most effective way to get long battery life is to switch off data Network, unless you're using it.

I make this manually, other than that nothing really works.
[HTC ChaCha] psicop:
Hi

Can you make a zip with this kernel in order ro flash in a eu rom?

Or tell me how to make it?
[HTC ChaCha] uzairjhandir:
hi i installed this rom but i cannot read Arabic it not support arabic plzz fix it
[HTC ChaCha] uzairjhandir:
i try arabic_script_0.907_windows but this rom is Odex so i cannot convert it files into flashable....its need deodexed
[HTC ChaCha] abusseemkh:
You are the best thank you :)
[HTC ChaCha] lil.masoud:
I flashed this rom 2,3 months ago...its great...Ive partitioned my sd card and i'm no longer worry about low int memory,,,i remove a lot of bloatware like useless widgets,calculator and etc...i love this rom so much,,,its awesome,,,fantastic:):thumbup:
[HTC ChaCha] tawfik badawi:
hey

I have edited your rom and updated a lot of apps added a mod to make the battery last longer ,changed the icons on notification bar added ics multitasking way with super kill and added a mod to make apps install directly to sd , bla bla bla .

but i had some problems with theming.. do you want to help me building an update for this rom?

and if you don't want to help .... can i post the edited rom ?

:angel: thanks anyway
[HTC ChaCha] nilesat:
Hello

can you post link to you rom Tawfik ?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Dr.Mcq:
Well... i sent my Canadian prime 2 weeks ago for service to fix my hdmi output as it just failed all of a sudden. It was a faulty unit so a replacement was sent from the states surprisingly!!

the new model is TF201-pad-0215 my old unit was TF201-pad-0214

I received my new prime today... & it sure is a US model (i had a WW model as I'm in Canada). they sent me the Golden color which is just frustrating as i have the grey keyboard dock.

GPS-WIFI are OK

back light leaking is worse than the previous model.

HDMI working flawlessly.

Overall... the transformer is the best tablet for now. But, Considering how the quality of these units & the sub par service... I'll be very hesitant to buy another asus product
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] adampdx:
Wrong section. Please read the rules and post in the correct section. You can and will be banned if you don't.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] snakeybidder:
Sorry but this post made me laugh! Just imagining your prime with 2 different colours. Terrible!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Dr.Mcq:
Sorry for that, posted by mistake. it was ment to be sent to the general forum. please close this post
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mibo666:
Please close this thread....

Wysłane z mojego Transformer Prime TF201 za pomocą Tapatalk
[Desire General] yusuo:
The title is basically the question, im fed up of alot of programs auto opening on my android phone, it takes battery and is slightly annoying receiving notifications off apps i dont really care about such as the NFL game tells me about small things in the NFL, im in the UK, i dont care.

If you argue that it doesnt take alot of battery currently have 117mb free ram, (2 secs later) killed all my selected apps now have 201mb free so im using 80mb of ram on apps im not using. Ive made 2 or 3 phone calls today no more than 30 mins long altogether and ive lost 55% of my battery since about midday, which is when i unplugged the phone.

And I think all these apps are the problem so how can I stop them from auto opening, please help
[Desire General] Zobat:
Search the market for startup cleaner
[Desire General] danarama:
More free RAM doesn't really equate to longer battery life or lower power consumption.
[Desire General] PhobosUK:
Better search for auto starts, this asp shows you the conditions an asp can turn back on and you can bin it off, Facebook for example had like 8 conditions, from full to medium battery life, on charge and change in network....... Use it
[Desire General] mx82:
There's still no reason for most of this apps to use RAM. Apps like facebook and skype shouldn't be actice without user permission. Without login they are complete useless.

I'll try Startup Cleaner, thx.
[Desire General] danarama:
It's how android works and what RAM is for. There is always a reason.

Sure if someone doesn't use Facebook, it should be uninstallable, but its not and its not causing any harm
[Desire General] yusuo:
The problem isn't that apps start when I turn on the phone its that even after i use task manager to close they keep reopening and use over 100mb of ram, earlier I checked and only had 78mb ram available.

This must have an effect on battery to some degree i want to kinda ban certain apps from running in the background unless i specifically tell them to
[Desire General] danarama:
RAM doesn't use more power, the more its used, no.

You don't need a task killer. You do not need to obsess about RAM. Forget about RAM and enjoy your phone
[Desire General] yusuo:
Thanks for you reply but its not really an answer its more of a contradiction, what I was asking is how to I stop apps from auto starting and eating up RAM, regardless of how long the phones been on
[Desire General] danarama:
...and I'm telling you its a pointless, unecessary waste of time. Also it is not possible. Autostarts as already mentioned is the closest you'll get
[Desire General] dahwe:
I also turned off the autorun permissions of a lot of apps, for 2 reasons: 1) a device that is smooth sooner after booting, using less cpu cycles/power. 2) preventing Sense from reloading due to RAM shortage and have smooth multitasking.

1) Android loads a bunch of apps to the RAM that have the autorun permission, until it thinks it is "enough" and useful to you. No matter how many apps you have installed, the amount of free RAM is always about the same, just the number of "unwanted" apps in the RAM differs. Removing the autorun on boot permissions prevents the loading of unnecessary apps that will immediately be removed from the RAM the moment you start the browser/a game, saving cpu cycles=power. So for me there is no point in loading them in the first place, because I am never going to use them (right away). I want the apps that don't to any syncing loaded on demand.

2) I hate slow multitasking and I hate it even more when Sense reloads because it got kicked out of the RAM after each time I press HOME.

I use 3G Watchdog (~12MB RAM), Unlock with Wifi (~8MB), Whatsapp (~15MB), Handcent SMS (~18MB), Droidstats (~13MB), Extended Controls (~12MB), Battery Monitor Widget Pro (~13MB). Okay, I maybe could delete some of them, but these app are "OK" to me, because I use them actively or just need a background service to operate normally.

With Gemini I disabled apps like Facebook, a screenshot tool (just load when I want to make a screenshot..), various public transport planning tools, etc from autostarting.

No joy moment: after using the Facebook app (market version), it may take up 50+ MB and it will not be closed when I start another RAM intensive app, because it is a high priority service. Result: Sense gets kicked out of the RAM. Or, when the situation is somewhat less critical: multitasking is as good as unusable: switching between apps makes them load over and over again, because app2 kicks app1 out of the RAM and vice versa, causing unnecessary lag. Therefore: when I am done with facebook, I close it, then STAY the hell closed :p It may only autostart when it receives a push message. In that case it is nice to have FB already in RAM when I tap the notification.

Why do even some games have background services, or the Engadget app, or .. , or... all eating precious RAM. And yes, I know, once IN the RAM they eat no battery, but they DO eat battery when the app loads itself back in the RAM when it thinks it needs to, after it got kicked the moment I decided to so something else.

Hmm, spent way too much time to try to explain my frustration :P Oh and by the way, I have a Legend, but the basics are the same of course.
[Desire General] shaggsdclown:
Dwnload an app called internet commander from the market. It shuts off the internet when your screen turns off but still let's you get calls and texts. I've got my phone , rooted of course, clocked to 710 and my battery will last for days.
[Desire General] shaggsdclown:
I just re read your post, that won't help with apps but it will help save battery. And when you turn your screen on the internet kicks right on instantly. Good luck
[Desire General] TVTV:
The guys here have already suggested you use a certain program from the Market. Have you tried it?

Regarding the whole RAM consumption issue, Android has its own built-in memory management system that ensures that there's always enough RAM for an app whenever it needs it, even if the memory manager shows like 40 MB free. Basically it "ejects" all background, unused apps, from memory making room for the foreground app which needs it most. If for some reason you need to fiddle with that, you can try using the V6 Supercharger script. I find it suitable for my needs but YMMV. It's completely reversible, so if you don't like it you can uninstall it just like that.

P.S. - I agree with rootSU, the ammount of free RAM has nothing to do with battery consumption. If you suspect that an app is draining your battery, check Android's battery statistics to find the culprit.
[Desire General] PlayPetepp:
I respectfuly disagree. Android built in ram management is just silly. If I open xda app for example (it could actually be any app for that matter), reply to a few posts, read a few more and close it, why does it need to stay in ram? It reloads anyway when I run it again after I've closed it (using the back button or the actual exit command in the app itself). Why does the camera app need to stay in the background after I just shot a few photos and closed it? Because I may or may not use it again in some time? It's rediculous. And the whole theory that ram management doesn't require any power/cpu usage, how do you guys think all those apps get killed? Android will power?! No, kernel scans all running apps and kills the ones based on built in heuristics so it also reads them first. So that doesn't require any power/battery? Awesome if it's true! Although I wouldn't bet on that. And all this fuss just because you may or may not launch the same app sometime during the next day/week/month/year or it'll eventually get killed? Now that's just plain stupid. I get apps that need services like widgets, push notifications etc. but random apps like root explorer, xda app, titanium, youtube etc. which are opened specificly by the user shouldn't be in ram just for the sake of it after they're closed. I closed it, meaning I don't need it anymore. And I don't need the kernel to scan all apps and running services every time I launch an app so it could provide the free ram that app needs. Consumes cpu time, battery, i/o ... every piece of hardware actually just to free some ram that shouldn't be occupied in the first place. Every app that I ever opened on my phone got loaded almost instantly and that's just after phone had been booted. So after that it should stay in ram so I could open it in a blink of an eye instead of instantly? That's just funny.

Anyway, I'm just thinking out loud so don't flame me immediately. There probably are apsects of it that I didn't mention here or am not aware of. And I'm not saying that I'm right and you guys are wrong, I'm just saying what I know and think about this subject.

-. typewrited .-
[Desire General] TVTV:
PlayPetepp, while it might be true that the OS allocates (thus use) some resources to memory maintenance, the impact on battery life is negligible. In the Android OS, apps in memory are ordered according to priority and state, so the OS always knows which apps to kill first if it needs to make room in RAM, without much of a hassle. The only bad consequence of this system seems to be the fact that once the memory fills up, the launcher may lag or even be evacuated from memory. But, as i've mentioned in my previous post, there are ways to prevent that, either via scripts or, if you know what you're doing, via editing system files. :)
[Desire General] PlayPetepp:
So the OS doesn't need to scan anything as it keeps everything in memory again? Seems like an endless loop. Open, sort, kill if needed, reopen, sort again, kill ... to what end, constant unneccessary multitasking that user is unaware of? I really don't see any benefit of that system and am only seeing the downsides. I mean, who needs every app they ever run remain in ram even if they close them after using? And then opening another app and "waiting" for whatever needs to be closed to get it running. Sure you can mess with the scripts (init.d, init.rc, etc.) but the underlined conditions stay the same. I hope I'm making sense here. Or am I fighting against windmills. :)

I just figured out that I strayed from the topic of this thread so won't be continuing this discussion if it's considered offtopic. ;)

-. typewrited .-
[Desire General] erklat:
Stop looking for excuses for poor multitasking in Sense 3+ roms :p