yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BigDogPooh:
I'll end uploading an updated ROM for the clock, but have been trying to fix the bluetooth issue....as far as the SMS, I'm not following what its doing. All my SMS conversations are under each contact. Nothing is combined...so if i talk to my son the conversation is under his name, my wife under hers, and so on.....
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] skatin707:
SMS from some other carriers get split. Sprint, who offers wifi SMS, splits because it comes from different services.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] md1008:
Anyone know if this is safe to flash for.T-Mobile?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Turbojugend:
When I get an SMS from someone it is in a thread, all my replies are in a new thread. So I have incoming/outgoing threads for each contact. I was using your latest release, the clock issue was still happening.

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OK, but shouldn't it do that for everyrom? The only thing I can think of is it has something to do with that miui WiFi SMS thing, even though I don't use it
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] maruf010:
Anyone knows how to fix GV fcs
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] :DookyFace::
I am having the same issue. Seeing as how I don't have text messaging on my plan, the lack of Google Voice support is a deal breaker for me. Much bigger a problem to me than some little Bluetooth audio bug. =(

Does anyone know if it was working in the previous build? Thinking about going back to tMIUI if GV isn't fixed next update. =( I need my text messaging!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Jirv311:
I thought it was posted to reinstall GV from within /system/app? Anybody try that yet?

Sent from my phone
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] raymond26170:
Is the toolbox a separate apk?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] :DookyFace::
Maybe I'm noobing out, but I can't do that either. Got the APK, mounted /system as R/W, and pushed the apk into the /system/app folder. When I go to reinstall GV from within the folder like you said using that GV APK that I put in there, it says "Error parsing package" but the same file when outside of /system/app (like if I move the file back to the sdcard) installs GV just fine (except for the FC's) =/

Is there something I am missing? Anybody get it to work??
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BigDogPooh:
nope...its built into miui.us....you can pull the apk from aps, but it wont do anything..
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BigDogPooh:
from what i can find their is no fix yet....will keep you updated on it..
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] islandboy_2000:
Tried the first MIUI in the other thread but the themes force closing made me switch over to this one (I'm a sucker for customization) :p. The only problem I'm having on this amazing ROM is that I can't get 4G at all (HSPA). I only have 3G. Sadly where I'm from we won't be getting LTE anytime soon.

Is there a way to enable this at all? My APN settings are always the same on every ROM as we only have 1 choice of settings here.

I really don't want to switch from this ROM :(
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Jammol:
This ROM has 3 choices of APN built in. Choose the PtA lte one and delete the others. Also don't select default network type. I've noticed selecting anything in there turns off my lte.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] islandboy_2000:
Thanks! I'll try that out and see if that works :good:

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I can't find where I need to go in order to delete APN's.

When I go to Access Point Names there isn't any there, leaving me to have to create one. I don't see the choice of 3 APN's to choose from unless I'm looking in the wrong place :eek:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BigDogPooh:
Once you click on access point names you should see the 3 choices...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Aftashok:
is anyone else having their statusbar NOT change when applying a different theme? like the pull down notification area changes, icons change, EVERYTHING else will change, except the actual status bar. even sometimes the battery icons and signal icons will change, yet not the status bar. like, theres some themes with transparent status bar, but yet, when applied, the bar remains black.

ALSO.... on THIS ROM, has anyone gotten any of the "ribbon notification" themes to work correctly, like the Suave HD? cuz it never changes the status bar or the notification icons for me.... i really like the ribbons look, and would like to get it working....
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BigDogPooh:
You mean this one....seems to work OK for me....
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Aftashok:
which theme is that? could you share that .mtz with me?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] t3chn0s1s:
You can find the Suave HD Redone theme over in the general Android Themes section of XDA. My buddy was the one who created it / reworked it to include all the ribbons and such. His handle is Collins521. Search Android Themes for 'Suave HD Redone' and you'll find it there.

Here. Found it for you:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1330577

sent from my Samsung Galaxy S III
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BigDogPooh:
Good news...I just partnered myself up with miui.us. This will give me access to things required to make the ports hopefully quicker..

On a sadder note it is uncertain how long MiUi will be ours to port....Miui has been making things difficult as you all have probably read in other threads....

The team over at miui.us is working on something to hopefully blow miui away if it comes to an end...you can check it out at www.miui.us
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BigDogPooh:
Bluetooth is fixed....just flash the btupdate zip in the first post....

I also just added an updated link to the rom itself with the BT Fix and a miui weather that works in the US...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] z34370z:
The bass while bluetooth streaming is fixed?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Jirv311:
This is actually very exciting. Even when I was running MIUI on my Captivate I wondered how long Xiaomi would let the porting go on. I can't wait to see it when its ready.

Sent from my phone.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BigDogPooh:
Still broke, but the work around is to connect to bluetooth device then make a quick call(call 611 let ring once then hangup). Bass is back....You have to do this each time you connect. It not that much of a pain....
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BigDogPooh:
I'm working on the 2.12.7 update..i should hopefully have it up in a day or two...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Jammol:
No wonder my headset sounds like crap!!! Lmao. I thought it was time to retire it. Its an old ass Motorola sd-9.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BigDogPooh:
Heads up guys...I do have build 2.12.7 ready for upload. The only thing not working at the moment is the signal bars. They show full strength all the time. Everything else works such as themes, alarm clock, ect....I'm going to try to get a fix for the signal bars before I upload, but will post it up regardless sometime today.

This build was the first one that I really got into the porting process and built it up from ground zero. With that said the 2.12.14 release also comes out today and I will start work on it tonight. The process should be much smoother since I'm getting used to the process and mods that are required so I should be able to turn the rom out quicker.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] likonvampire:
When you everything works , is there LTE accounted for that ?

LTE canadian users has never worked for the MIUI build from iBot
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BigDogPooh:
Just an update...started porting 2.12.14..just waiting on a few things to try to wrap it up, such as toolbox and yes I have the same issue with the signal bars so I will figure out a fix..

Here is a screenshot and no the soft keys will not be their its just a by product of the port that will be removed...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BigDogPooh:
2.12.14 is ready for download....

Any issues let me know, but so far I have been running pretty smooth...

Also if you install any other kernel you may break the ROM so make sure you back it up....
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] supergaijin:
awesome, done some quick testing so far. here's my results, with an install after wiping caches but not user data:

lightflow's issues resolved (as you mentioned, based on theme framework or something)

three/four-way reboot missing?

phone reboots in the middle of startup (at end of bootanimation), then starts up fully. only happens once per reboot., total of twice before flashing kt kernel, since I restarted the phone once after it started properly to confirm if it would happen again.

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kt747 kernel v 11/13/12 installed & wiped caches, reboot issue from above resolved, but breaks something in theming...

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did a full backup, then a full wipe for clean testing. results:

no reboot issue, must have been because of conflict with kt kernel after flashing dirty.

====================================

so, a clean install is necessary, even if you're already running miui.us, and in order not to break anything, as you mentioned, no kernel should be used other than provided. three/four-way reboot is still missing, but not really necessary, as long as I've got my goomanager. I'll decide later whether or not I want to break themes, but for now I'll leave it alone :p

thanks alot for the update!

P.S., can we get the reboot
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Zer0_:
Thank you for your work on this. Look forward to trying this out! :)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] eatjello:
Sorry if it was covered before, but does anyone else have issues on ATT sending MMS messages? My APN is set.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BigDogPooh:
Mine works fine....I can send and receive..
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] eatjello:
Weird, nothing I do can get mine working. Also, I can't change my wallpaper. If I go to Settings> Display > Wallpaper, it says settings has closed and I have to FC it. If I do it from Homescreen > Menu > Wallpaper, It says the application isn't installed.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BigDogPooh:
Just confirmed the wallpaper thing....just use themes to change it.

For messaging did you delete the other apns. If not do so...also in the APN you should select none for authentication type. Reboot or turn airplane off and on.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] eatjello:
After doing that for some reason my com.android.phone keeps FCing when I open my texting app..

EDIT 2: Okay, So I got my data back by deleting all the APNs and rebooting. When I open my Message app and it tries to download a MMS that someone sent me, that is what causes my com.android.phone to crash. I still can't send MMS either. If I delete the conversation with the MMS in it, I have no issues with FCing. Also when it FC's it resets my radio or something, so I lose all service, then it goes to 3G, then to H+, then to 4G (if Available)

Any ideas?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BigDogPooh:
Hmmmm...

Did you dirty flash...otherwise really not sure. May have to reinstall fresh.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] eatjello:
Nope did a fresh flash. Hmm. I'll keep playing around to see if I can get it working.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BigDogPooh:
If you can get a log cat I can look at it..
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BigDogPooh:
Re: MiUi US Rom V4-2.12.14

For the wallpaper issue it looks like its an issue in the manifest....I will look at it tomorrow and the fix should be easy...until then you can change it via themes manager...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] eatjello:
How can I get you a log ?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] supergaijin:
try this
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] BigDogPooh:
In trying a quick fix this morning for the wallpaper I accidentally added back in the 4 way reboot...Hmmm..

That was a nice find....I will keep testing it before I add it back in....
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Zehlek:
With CM10.1 out, are there plans to release miui.us based on that?
[HD2 Android SD Development] Learning Never Ends team:
NativeSD WM #1 Introduction

Posts:

#1 Introduction

#2 Setup Partition

#3 Install Recovery

#4 Install Native SD

#5 Applications (Run Backup Restore Delete)

#6 Updating

#7 FAQ

#8 Links to Other OS

#9 Reserved for Learning Never Ends teams

The HTC HD2 was a Windows Mobile Phone. However it can run different phone operating systems including Android. Originally the choice was to run a single version of Android instead of Windows Mobile (using MAGLDR) or to boot from Windows Mobile to Android running on the SD card (for example using Portadroid) by executing CLRCAD.exe and HaRET.exe (Handheld Reverse Engineering Tool) bootloader. The problem with running both Windows Mobile and Android on the same phone is that EXT4 had to be held as a file on the SD card (using FAT32) which is slower. With NativeSD, your SD card is partitioned, or split, into two with the first partition being the FAT32 and the second partition as EXT4. The advantages are, you can still run Windows Mobile and use the FAT32 partition, Android runs much better (faster, with fewer problems and lower battery consumption), you can have as many different versions of Android as you have space on your card and all the operating systems can use the same data in the FAT32 partition. As you keep your original data and Windows Mobile programs on the existing FAT32 partition it is very easy to try NativeSD, including different Android ROMs, but still keep Windows Mobile always available to run any legacy programs that you must have.

This thread is about installing, running and maintaining NativeSD from Windows Mobile (WM6.5). If you are running a different operating system, please visit the appropriate thread listed in one of the posts below or the main NativeSD Rom Boot Script for HD2 forum:

Forum > HTC Leo: HD2 > HD2 Android > HD2 Android SD Development >

[DEV] NativeSD Rom Boot Script for HD2

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1869673

More details can also be found in the XDA Wiki:

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/HTC_HD2/NativeSD

To get started, please see the next post for the first step:

Setup Partition
[HD2 Android SD Development] Learning Never Ends team:
Native SD #3 Install Recovery

Native SD #3 Install Recovery

In order to install a NativeSD on your Windows Mobile (WM 6.5) you will need to put a "Recovery" program onto the SD card of your phone. For Windows Mobile the recommended Recovery programme is 4EXT Recovery Classic. This can be downloaded from the link provided by Xylograph on the NativeSD thread

[http://goo.im/devs/Xylograph/Various/Recoveries Download 4EXT Recovery from here]

Although Xylograph provides several different recoveries, the one you want for Windows Mobile is in home » devs » Xylograph » Various » Recoveries » SD >> recovery_4EXT2.2.7_leo_sd.zip

Size: 5.53 MB

MD5: 142c324022b7ea77c3a7ca8d2fcabb70

Link: http://goo.im/devs/Xylograph/Various/Recoveries/SD/recovery_4EXT2.2.7_leo_sd.zip

Download this to either your mobile phone or computer. Create a folder on the SD card of your mobile phone called "4EXTRecovery". (Although you can name the folder anything you want, it is useful to use the same name as the win android program listed below). The 4EXTR.zip file contains five files which should be unzipped into the 4EXT recovery folder. These files include CLRCAD.exe and HaRET.exe. In order to run recovery, from Windows Mobile, you open the recovery folder using a file manager and then press HaRET.exe. (Note to load a ROM you would normally press CLRCAD.exe first but this is not required for and does not impact Recovery). The recovery programme will launch.

As this is a text based recovery programme (in other words, you do not touch the screen), there are a few keys that you need to know in order to navigate around the screen.

Volume up + to move cursor up

Volume down - (or Windows key) to move cursor down

Left call phone button to select

Back button to go back

Windows menu key to move cursor down or quit AROMA Installer

Edit; The above text in Magenta, and a bit below refer to 4ext_recovery_SD which is no longer available on Xylograph's Goo repository. There are other SD recoveries there, give them a go. The instructions given above should be similar.

Note also that if you rename the folder which the files (HaRET etc) are in, you also need to edit the startup.txt file (rel_path="Whatever_you_renamed_it_to"), so probably best to keep the original folder name and put it to the root of your SDcard.​

The first action is to format the EXT4 partition (created by Minitool Partition Wizard) using the recovery tool. Even though Minitool Partition Wizard creates the 4EXT partition, some people have experienced problems until they reformat EXT4.

a) Scroll down to ext3-4ext-ext4

b) Scroll to wipe / format

c) Format sd-ext

d) Exit recovery and then restart it to be safe.

More details can also be found in the XDA Wiki:

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/HTC_HD2/NativeSD#Format_EXT4_Partition

Please see the next post for the next step which is also done on the mobile phone, using Recovery. This is a good time to check that Windows Mobile still works properly for you:

Install Native SD
[HD2 Android SD Development] Learning Never Ends team:
Native SD WM #4 Install Native SD

Native SD WM #4 Install Native SD

Requirements: Your Windows Mobile (WM6.5) phone should now have an SD card that has been partitioned into two with the FAT32 partition first followed by EXT4 with both set as primary. The FAT32 partition should have been formatted as FAT32 and the EXT4 partition reformatted as EXT4 using recovery. You should be running Windows Mobile and be able to run recovery. This is covered in the preceding posts.

You will also need to choose a NativeSD ROM from the XDA website. Gingerbread (GB - CM7), Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS - CM9) and JellyBean (JB - CM10) ROMs are supported. GB tends to be more stable and JB is more cutting edge (possibly not as stable). ROMs will state NativeSD in the thread title or in the first post - try searching HD2 Android for "NativeSD". They can be found in either:

HD2 Android NAND Development [http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=928]

HD2 Android SD Development [http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=735]

The Native ROMs are downloaded and saved to your SD Card in zip format. Usually the file name will include "NativeSD". Recommend that you save them in a folder on your SD Card called "Download" as that is where most Android programs will save them. Do not unzip the file.

In order to run recovery, from Windows Mobile, you open the recovery folder using a file manager and then press HaRET.exe. (Note to load a ROM you would normally press CLRCAD.exe first but this is not required for and does not impact Recovery). The recovery programme will launch. Some people refer to the following steps as "flashing" a ROM.

Using 4EXT Recovery:

Select install from SD card.

Select choose zip from SD card.

Choose a zip to apply for example a NativeSD.zip from your Download folder.

Continue install? THIS CAN NOT BE UNDONE. Yes.

Press next to Continue the installation...

Choose Install to SD-EXT.

Select Default Connection - leave this unchecked for PPP connection (default).

Depending on the ROM's AROMA script there may be other choices.

Click next to start the installation

Installing ROM please wait...

Installation complete... please reboot...

Windows Mobile will boot.

Open the NativeSD folder in your SD Card.

Press CLRCAD.exe then HaRET.exe in the NativeSD folder to load Android NativeSD ROM.

More details can also be found in the XDA Wiki:

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/HTC_HD2/NativeSD#Install_NativeSD_using_Recovery

When you reboot from Android, you phone will load Windows Mobile. To run your NativeSD at any time, open the NativeSD folder in your SD Card. Press CLRCAD.exe then HaRET.exe in the NativeSD folder to load Android NativeSD ROM.

Please see the next post for applications that can make it easier to run NativeSD:

Applications
[HD2 Android SD Development] Learning Never Ends team:
NativeSD WM #7 FAQ

NativeSD WM #7 FAQ

Please see xda Wiki for

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/HTC_HD2/NativeSD

XDA University has A New User’s Guide to Android and an Android Dictionary.

Several ROMs now have separate Question and Troubleshooting [Q&T] Threads that should be used to post general questions instead of the development related forums. They are located in the forum > HTC Leo: HD2 > HD2 Android > HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and General and include threads for:

[Questions/Troubleshooting][ROM Sea_JB and Sea_PA}]

[Questions/Troubleshooting ROM TouchWizMOD

Q&T for [Pixeldroid Jelly Bean 4.2.2][XYECMAO][Monster Sound][NOS Injected] Rom

[Q&T][ROM][4.2.2][720p] NexusHD2-JellyBean-CM10.1 V2.0 [NativeSD]

You should also read the above posts and search this thread before posting. Please see HD2 Forum Rules. You may will find it helpful to read this [GUIDE] - XDA New User Guide - Getting started on XDA. Questions about NativeSD for Windows Mobile are welcome here but only users with 10 posts (or more) will be allowed to post to any development-related forum. Before you try Android NativeSD we would expect you to have used your HD2 and made 10 posts, for example, by helping answer questions in the HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A and General forum.

Please see the next post for:

Links to Other OS
[HD2 Android SD Development] Learning Never Ends team:
NativeSD WM #8 Links to Other OS

NativeSD WM #8 Links to Other OS

This thread is a GUIDE to NativeSD for Windows Mobile (WM6.5) New Users

If you use another Operating System, although much of the information here is relevant, you should read and post in the appropriate one of these threads:

MAGLDR NativeSD Installation

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/HTC_HD2/NativeSD#MAGLDR_NativeSD_Installation

Forum > HTC Leo: HD2 > HD2 Android > HD2 Android Q&A and General >

NativeSD Rom+EXT4 for New Users with peechurs

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1881205

The first post has pictures ("peechurs") showing how to partition SD Card and "flash" ROM using 4EXT Recovery.

Windows Phone (WP7) Installation

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/HTC_HD2/NativeSD#Windows_Phone_.28WP7.29_Installation

Forum > HTC Leo: HD2 > HD2 General >

Step by Step:: How To Set up WP7 and Android with NATIVESD

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1880905

There is useful information for Windows Mobile Users in the above threads and in the main NativeSD Rom Boot Script for HD2 thread.

Forum > HTC Leo: HD2 > HD2 Android > HD2 Android SD Development >

[DEV]NativeSD Rom Boot Script for HD2

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1869673

Please post questions specifically about NativeSD for Windows Mobile (WM6.5) in this thread here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1986437

1. Introduction

2. Setup Partition

3. Install Recovery

4. Install Native SD

5. Applications (Run Backup Restore Delete)

6. Updating

7. FAQ

8. Links to Other OS

9. Reserved for Learning Never Ends teams