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[HTC Desire C] webhijacker:
Re: Sense 5 fonts + other fonts / Wallpapers resized for desire C

How to install it??
[HTC Desire C] willywill:
Here a link that work for the wallpapers

http://www.htc-hub.com/tutoriels/pack-de-fonds-decran-sense-5-0-wallpapers/
[HTC Desire C] Roflwat:
C'mon guys, do you really need to be picked up by the hand?

You extract the .rar to the folder where you keep your adb files (adb.exe, fastboot.exe and some dll), you connect your phone with USB debugging enabled and you run the file labeled "connectUSBdoubleclickME.bat".
[HTC Desire C] Phenziox:
n00bies :rolleyes:

:)
[HTC Desire C] russell664:
If some of your guys are so noob, and don't know how to use ADB, refer to my howto thread, instead of asking how to do it lol.
[HTC Desire C] whoamigriffiths:
post the link bro' kk?:silly:
[HTC Desire C] einstein.frat:
Re: Sense 5 fonts + other fonts / Wallpapers resized for desire C

You can add PATH to adb folder so that it works anywhere you open a cmd search it in google. "how to add path to windows"

Sent from my HTC Desire C
[HTC Desire C] russell664:
If you guys are confused about Using ADB, follow this guide here :)
[HTC Desire C] nikhil16242:
You can also use Aroma File Manager to do this . Very handy especially when your PC is not with you ;)
[HTC Desire C] utsav17:
umm arent these flashable through recoveRY?
[HTC Desire C] Phenziox:
dude.

what the **** did we just say

****ing hell
[HTC Desire C] utsav17:
lol :silly:

noob here :( :(
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killerBRs:
Hello to all :)

I flash the Kernel Naa JB-04 (2.6.32.60)

And Install the ROM CM10 Mini NIGHTLY 230227

Only it has a problem

This kernel (04 JB NAA .60)

This is a problem with (Synaptics Digitalizer)

Half of what happens X8 alone Touching the screen (Ghost Hand / Touch Problem)

(The BUG This in Cypress ... BUT ALSO HAPPENS IN Synaptics!)

Anyone know how to solve .. Changing Buld.prop .. Changing Something in the system?
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bart11666:
the same in my rom. ghost hand pressing another thing that i want to ;)
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saintckk:
Ana has already said he has already resolved the problem, just be patient!
[Android Apps and Games] MEEXIT:
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[Android Apps and Games] Tom-Helge:
First i will say welcome to XDA.

Secondly i will say this is an English forum ONLY, so you have to change this topic to english asap or the forum mods will nuke it.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Remcotjuuh:
Hey guys,

Not that it is a real problem, but I was wondering why my device manager shows 5 USB devices for my Nexus 4, 3 times ADB and 2 times bootloader. Any idea why?

Thanks in advance
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Remcotjuuh:
It this really that strange that no one knows why it's caused :eek:?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] estallings15:
I've never seen that before. Uninstall all your drivers and start over?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Remcotjuuh:
Maybe because I installed it using a toolkit? Anyhow, I'll try installing them again
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Remcotjuuh:
Well, I investigated the issue a little and found out there where even six devices: 2 bootloader and 2 ADB devices which were always visible but "couldn't be started" and one bootloader and one ADB device, from which one is active when the mode is activated. I deleted the 4 devices and everything still functions well.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] starscream92:
Do you have a Linux box anywhere near you? If you do, type "lsusb" into terminal with the phone plugged in. Windows is retarded.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Remcotjuuh:
I do have a dual boot with Ubuntu 12.04, but what will that command actually do?
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Lost in Norway:
Where I live, the gsm signal is quite weak...

Have anyone seen an antenna/signal enhancer I can use at home?

If not, is there any way to make one? Hopefully while still using the XDA-cradle?
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Peter Poelman:
Antenna coupling

There's no external antenna connector, but you could use a gadget that picks up the signal inductively. Like this one for instance:

http://www.expansys.us/product.asp?code=AXF-15S

Just make sure the box is really close to the antenna (i.e. almost touching it), and hook up an outside antenna to the FME connector. Depending on how desperate your situation is, you could put one of these on the roof:

http://www.yagi.ws/gsm.html
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Lost in Norway:
antenna at home

This is something similar to what’s discussed on

http://www.xda-developers.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=421

Would this be hard to make? I had to send in my XDA to replace the screen, so I can’t test it now.

:idea: Sounds like I could wrap some wire around the antenna(or some foil), and connect this to an antenna placed where the signal is stronger... :idea:

I am really sick of standing in a corner in my apartment to get a signal... My old Nokia had a weak signal, but the XDA has none and loose connection to provider.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] climber:
well.....in theory you are right. A 'piece of wire' should do the trick but it's best to finetune it. To my shame I have to admit my HF (High Frequency) skill were never all that and certainly have become less the last years :oops: so I can't give you. I know it must start with a coil so running some wire around the antenna might work but you probably need a lot of experimenting to see what works best. Then there is the detail of what to do with the external antenna. Most of these 'antenna enhancers' are more frequently used to 'get out of the box' e.g. car/house/etc. where the metal frame behaves as Farradays cage. I'll stop now since lecturing physics has never been my strongest point and I probably have made some mistakes already :lol:

To come back to your case: realise that an antenna enhancer/extender will keep you pinpointed to a spot anyway or you will have to run around the house with a long piece of wire or you will be pinpointed at a fixed location inside your house. If a fixed point is not problem than you might consider a carkit because they have the external connection already available.... just hook up an antenna cable and an antenna and you are all set..... ehm... you also have to hook the power up. So you run into other problems as well.

:wink: Last suggestion: buy a carkit and start living in a mobile home it's nice for touring around norway anyway :wink:

Robert
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Peter Poelman:
A piece of wire

"wrapping a piece of wire around the antenna, or a piece of foil" will almost certainly not work.

As climber pointed out, tuning is key here. The electromagnetic waves of the radio signal would only be transferred back into electric signals if the pickup was tuned to the signal. And because you'd be very close to the antenna, you would be in the so-called 'near-field', where the signal behaves even more strangely sometimes.

Given that these signals are at 900 or 1800 MHz, the theory behind signal propagation can be rather complex, and if someone else has already solved your problem, I would take their solution and use it. Unless ofcourse you aspire to be an RF-engineer (part applied-science, part voodoo). Anything you cook up yourself is likely to have a lot of signal loss.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Lost in Norway:
Thanks

OK guys, I give up!

I'll get the "Antenna Coupler" from Nokia, I really don’t know anything about antennas, just thought there could be a simple solution :cry:

Thanks alot for swift comments! This site is amacing!
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Guest:
What about

http://www.firstphoneshop.co.uk

the first product on the main page claims to boost your signal, and its 1/10th the cost of the expansys product !
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Peter Poelman:
You could give this a shot, but it's really not the same thing as coupling to a real outside antenna.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Lost in Norway:
To good to be true?

Is this to good to be true? When you think it might be, it usually is...

I did a search and there are many variations on this product, here is one:

http://www.thesignalbooster.com

(They also have this product: http://www.theradiationblocker.com/ this MUST be a joke!)

Has anyone had any experience with the “signalbooster”?
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Guest:
XDA carkit use similar way of offering an external antenna

I have opened the XDA carkit cradle an found a piece of PCB connected to the coaxcial wire that leads to the connecor for an external GPS antenna. The PCB is positioned close to the XDA antenna,

Francois
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Lost in Norway:
And you (Francois) think the “signalbooster” will work?

It's quite cheap, I'll probably get one, but I'm still waiting for my XDA to get back from repairs. It could take some time.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] climber:
I checked the nokia site in sweden and searched for the partnumber earlier mentioned. It seems they incorporate it in their handsfree kit. Having used 3 different handsfreekits so far for several phones with all good quality I assume it works fine.....

but.....

in cars the what-you-call-booster is more used as a way of getting the signal from outside the car straight to the phone, in a way it doesn't really have to boost the signal although most claim they do. So I am not 100% convinced it will solve your problem unless you are suffering from a situation where signals are received normally outside and are bad inside.

Confused :?: :wink:

Robert
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] FVH:
Will the external antenna work?

I have no idea, where I live in Holland signal strength is ok, I do not need an external antenna and so I have never used it. On the other hand I think that it would work beacuse I can not imagine O2 implementing a external antenna connector to their carkit if it doesn't work...

Francois
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Lost in Norway:
:D You misunderstand :D

I don't think there are anything odd abbout the Nokia PCB-solution...

It's this thing I was thinking is to good to be true: http://www.thesignalbooster.com/
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] climber:
I probably have not made myself clear Francois.

There are at least two reasons I see for using an external antenna:

- boosting the signal

- making sure the signal is received/send outside of a Farraday cage.

They both make sense in both a car and a concrete walls house like many here in Holland.

I was just saying that the first one does not necessarily be the case for a carkit. But if the thing is called 'thesignalbooster' well.....it is either marketing or the next best thing to sliced bread

Robert
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] derekcfoley:
Hopefully someone will buy one (a signal booster) and try it out with the xda, and let us know the findings...

of course the next question is "will it fit inside!" :D
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] derekcfoley:
Aplologies for my "cross thread posting"....

(but I thought it was important)

- - - - - - - - - -

After a lot of research it seems the "as seen on TV" signal booster widgets (small PCBs) as suspected dont work.

http://www.bettercalls.com/

http://cellphones-accessories.com/cell-accessories/celphonpow24.html

This is a brilliant site where I found all the info:

http://www.criterioncellular.com/html/reception.html

Whats needed is either:

1) someone making a replacement antenna - as from the internal images shown on this website, it seems fairly easy to remove when dismantling the xda. Why not have a replacement one with an external FME antenna connector. This could then be attached to a small car type antenna.

http://www.tdc.co.uk/antennas/antenna_gsm.htm

apologies if my theories are a little optimistic on this... its just an idea.

2) Purchase of an external signal booster, which can be attached to a small antenna. Then directly plugged into a modified antenna (as 1 above)

3) A seperate re-radiator to boost the outdoor GSM signal inside the home, although this seems expensive! ($279)http://www.criterioncellular.com/html/cellular-amplifier-bda.html

4) as carlos suggested an inductive repeater, you can buy these for GPS systems, why not for GSM signals?http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=GPSW-RRAD-45

FVH - Have you noticed any difference with signal using the inductive coupler?

:wink: [/b]
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] derekcfoley:
o2 car kit seems to have antenna information....

just seen the new "car kit" on o2's website...

And it mentions details for a suitable antenna supplier are "in the kit"

http://www.o2.co.uk/productsservices/xda/accessories4/0,,170,00.html

xda Car Kit

£176.50 AHTXDAKN

A carkit for the xda (Aerial and fitting not included, aerial supplier information in the kit

can anyone whose got one post the info for the antenna here please! :)
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] BusstopBill44:
Hello, quick background, My sisters bf tried to root her phone. He failed. I received it and attempted to fix, here is the thread where I almost succeeded: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=38442511

only problem now is when I went to install the RUU my computer reboot and left the phone with the HTC in silver and on the 4 corners,4 triangles with exclamation marks inside. I cant boot back to bootloader, when I try to run the RUU from the terminal it says error cant run RUU. running linux 12.04.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Sinistertensai:
Hmm I could say many things suggestions etc but they would all be untested. Best bet, take it in telling em you where updating the phone via ruu pc rebooted while ruu was being run.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] BusstopBill44:
Won't Sprint see that the phone was tampered with? everyonce in a while when I unplug the phone from the comp it shows the bootloader screen with just RUU in orange but at the top it says tampered and relocked.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] scottspa74:
When it shows the bootloader, as you said, can't you volume button down to select recovery? If your recovery got wiped during the messed up RUU flash, you might really be hosed. Have you tried rerunning RUU from a windows device? Sinister knows a lot about android/Linux, glad he posted, but if he suggests it's hosed, it probably is. That said, it's pretty hard to completely hose it. One of your other partitions may have got borked, in which case I'd check the jewel Evita brick toolkit thread here in a sticky or at one X in a sticky, I forget.

From my Evo LTE, yup.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Sinistertensai:
Can you get into hboot? If so remove your sd add to the root of it an recovery image. That is if you can't hboot<recovery. If that don't work use regamods s-on and his other thing to hide the rl tampered thing in hboot. Provide more details bro. Its hard to guess.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FuelFlo:
Hey guys,

recently i recognized that my GNex was missing some storage space.

As you can see in the pictures it says, only 3GB available whereas apprx. only 5GB are displayed as used. But there should be much more free space.

So i used the App DiskUsage and saw, that 'system data' is taking up 6GB, wich is way too much, right?

Any Ideas how i can fix that?

I'm using TWRP 2.4.3.0.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tgeery:
no idea how to fix it without a wipe but just for comparison, mine says 2153 MB for System Data
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pirateghost:
do you have old backups in /data/media/<TWRP or Clockworkmod>

have you updated your recovery?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrdevil_25:
i, too, had that problem before i realize it was the nandriod backups i had with CWM.

Try deleting your oldest backup and you should see a decrease in your "system data"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FuelFlo:
Okay, i checked and i should have no backups left.

I already deleted them some days ago. Yesterday somehow i discovered 2 backups in the 'lost+found' folder and have no idea, what they were doing in this spot. So i deleted the, too.

(i did all the deleting with a file explorer[root browser lite] an not with TWRP)

Yea and i updated from TWRP 2.4.1 to 2.4.3 recently.

So whats the way to shrink 'system data'. Isn't it a partition? So i would have to repartition it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pirateghost:
no, 'system data' is not a partition. its a part of the /data partition naming convention aside.

you should verify that your backups are actually deleted, because if you dont do it from the right directory, they will still be there. i had this exact issue with CWM backups on my device, after I had switched over to TWRP, and had to delete the backups from /mnt/shell/emulated/clockworkmod (i think that was the exact path)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FuelFlo:
All right, thanks. Found no Backups but i discovered that 'lost+found' had a huge size of 5.5 GB.

So i deleted it via TWRP file manager...and android created a fresh one on the next boot.

It seems that 'Root Browser lite' wich I was using didn't delete all the files (including old backups)l properly and so they endet up in lost+found.

Thanks again for your help!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neerajvd:
This has actually come as a big surprise for me too!!!

I always had in excess of 3GB space hence never bothered checking what was occupying my used memory.

Reading this post I decided to analyze it finally, and CWM is using 2.9GB space in the /mnt/shell/emulated/clockworkmod path!!

Thanks to all who contributed in this post. :good: This is going to help many people. :highfive:

Another surprise:

The disk usage app shows 2.9GB in the above folder, but using ES file explorer, I cannot see anything there. :)

Will try another file explorer and try.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neerajvd:
I deleted the backups using ROM toolbox Pro!

Now my system data is a measly 1040MB!!! (Down from 3.9GB) And my system is super smooth now. :)

I am using AOSPA 3.1.

Is such small usage normal?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] [iop]wah:
Hi Guys,

Is it normal that my serial number is unknown..

Im using cm9-rc6..
[HD2 General] Monolecte:
Like everyone here, I have the famous HTC Leo. A friend installed Android on NAND, the 2.3.4 with the mod-HyperDroid CM7-v2.1.0.

This is a great device, but the more I use it, the more I have less internal memory.

At first, I installed a lot of applications, I was full of things and I ended up filling the internal memory. I moved the more applications possible on the SD card, but the internal memory ended up being full. So I uninstalled applications not too useful, and applications more useful, clean caches, remove data, but it is still too small. My system tells me that I only have 217.3 Mb total internal memory and while I hardly more than application system installed, I only have 21.3 MB available. Now, I know that this model has double.

I do not understand: what is this devilry? ;) Where is my memory? How can I resume normal operation until all the memory is gone and my phone becomes unusable?

I can't be the only one to whom it happens, right? :confused:
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
only the data partition counts as internal memory, the rest is taken by the system, boot and recovery partitions, so your200+ sounds about right.

read up on creating an ext partition on your sd card, and either flash a rom that supports it already, or add a script to your current rom, , then, instead of using the data partition on the nand the system will use the sd-ext partition as if it were nand. (This is NOT the same as choosing 'move to sd' in the apps config screens, that moves it to the fat partition, and some apps wont work from there, , , all apps will work from the ext partition, and faster than the fat partition.)

There are two sets of scripts, some move the whole data partition to ext, meaning of course you are not using the 200+ mb on the nand, so for me i prefer the scripts that move only the apps to the ext partition, and keeps your actual data (txts, contacts, stuff like that) on the regular nand data partition, thus spreading the useage.

look out for keywords like 'app2sd+' 'data2ext' 'dataonext', , stuff like that when you're searching.
[HD2 General] shanman-2:
Excellent advice, but I think you forgot to mention this

Late I think me brain is playing tricks on me...:cyclops:
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
so, pretty much exactly what i described, then....
[HD2 General] Monolecte:
So, I don't really need to use this. I just can install a new ROM on my NAND after making extending place on my SD for the 'dataonext', can't I?

I have to choose a dataonext ROM (with french version) and make new partition on my CD card. I'm saving all the SD card data's just now (with luckyBackup, because I'm on ubuntu PC).

My problem is find a good ROM for my needs. So, I have HSPL 2.0.8 and MAGLDR. How can I find the rom radio number? I need this information to choose the good ROM. Any advices about good ROM for my needs?
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
r no need to change the radio,,, if magldr works then the radio is fine.
[HD2 General] Monolecte:
I bought a new 16 GB SD card to try the method of post 1843062. I am trying to format as it should, and tonight or tomorrow, I'm trying to see if I can install the script without too much risk, I am not a very experienced user of ROM for HD2 and, in addition, as I'm 100% Linux Ubuntu, I saw that many procedures are more complicated or impossible to run from a Linux desktop.

Thank you for all your help and I'll let you know.
[HD2 General] Monolecte:
I need to understand.

I have a EU HD2 with HyperDroid CM7 installed on it.

Like many people here, my memory became too small over time. So I look for a solution and I was guided to this thread. While speaking, I read everything I could understand (and frankly there really is too much to read and understand, here ;)) and I ended up deciding to adopt the solution Kokotas.

So I bought a new SD card (16GB class 10 Duracell - I know, Duracell is a brand of batteries ...) and I formatted properly Gparted as shown, with one primary partition of 12 GB fat32 I named /données (French for datas) and a second primary partition 4 GB Ext4 I named /data.

Then I primed to install the script Kokotas (but I have not yet done so, this is the trick!) And there: surprise!

I suddenly 4 times more free memory internally (from 20 MB to 80 MB), but it is still the same overall size!

I wonder how it is done, because it's been months that I want to release the NAND memory, I deleted almost all my applications downloaded without great effect and there, before installing the solution Kokotas, hop, I have the place! :confused:

I run Nautilus on my HD2 connected via USB and what do I see? in the partition /data in ext4, records were Cres /app /app-private and /dalvik-cache.

What does that mean? My ROM can do one DATAtoEXT 2011 alone, when she sees a partition SD / data?

Do I install the script Kokotas or it is not worth it?

Do I flash a new ROM (I thought MIUI-MIX_3.3.1, but I'm not sure it's a good idea) without risk, in short I need to understand what happens with my phone.

Thank you.

(Sorry for my english : this is the fault of Google translation ;) )
[HD2 General] orangekid:
You might also consider just running an SD build instead of NAND. You can get a 2GB "internal storage" system.img and you don't risk getting bad blocks on nand by constantly flashing things. In my use of both I didn't really see any great speed increase or advantage in using NAND other than boot-up time is a bit less, but does that really matter?

Just another thought on this.
[HD2 General] Monolecte:
I thought NAND is better for battery's management...
[HD2 General] orangekid:
I didn't see any great battery improvement with NAND.
[HD2 General] Monolecte:
ROM flashing don't work

I tried to flash MIUI-MIX_3.3.1, but, it wasn't working. I think this is because Resurection needs this specific table of partition and I don't how can I modify this table of partition. CMW had a partition tool? How can I do?
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
use the nand toolkit
[HD2 General] Monolecte:
With an Ubuntu PC?