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[Galaxy S III General] rohit50:
ater puing mmc i have this errer plz check why

S-Boot 4.0 for GT-N7100 (Apr 18 2014 - 09:01:29)

EXYNOS4412(EVT 2.0) / 2044MB / 0MB / Rev 11 / N7100XXUFND4 /(PKG_ID 0x702e058)

BOOTLOADER VERSION : N7100XXUFND4

PMIC rev = PASS2(4)

BUCK1OUT(vdd_mif) = 0x05

BUCK3DVS1(vdd_int) = 0x20

[MMC] response timeout error : 00000104 cmd 1, ret -19.

card_init: mmc CMD1 fail!

[mmc] mmc card init fail, ret = -29

[MMC] response timeout error : 00000104 cmd 2, ret -19.

[mmc] mmc card init fail, ret = -22

card_init: mmc CMD1 fail!

[mmc] mmc card init fail, ret = -29

card_init: mmc CMD1 fail!

[mmc] mmc card init fail, ret = -29

card_init: mmc CMD1 fail!

[mmc] mmc card init fail, ret = -29

card_init: mmc CMD1 fail!

[mmc] mmc card init fail, ret = -29

[MMC] response timeout error : 00000104 cmd 1, ret -19.

card_init: mmc CMD1 fail!

[mmc] mmc card init fail, ret = -29

[MMC] response timeout error : 00000104 cmd 1, ret -19.

card_init: mmc CMD1 fail!

[mmc] mmc card init fail, ret = -29

[MMC] response timeout error : 00000104 cmd 1, ret -19.

card_init: mmc CMD1 fail!

[mmc] mmc card init fail, ret = -29

[MMC] response timeout error : 00000104 cmd 1, ret -19.

card_init: mmc CMD1 fail!

[mmc] mmc card init fail, ret = -29

card_init: mmc CMD1 fail!

[mmc] mmc card init fail, ret = -29

[MMC] response timeout error : 00000104 cmd 1, ret -19.

card_init: mmc CMD1 fail!

[mmc] mmc card init fail, ret = -29

card_init: mmc CMD1 fail!

[mmc] mmc card init fail, ret = -29

card_init: mmc CMD1 fail!

[mmc] mmc card init f
[Galaxy S III General] anudeepmatta:
In my computer memory card not showing i changes 2 r 3 memory cards same pblm is goin on
[Galaxy S III General] pradeeprepair:
hi i have same phone with same situation, please let me know if you get any solution

hi i have same phone with same situation, please let me know if you get any solution
[Galaxy S III General] Multiredes:
Can anyone upload the i9300 rom with the pit file?

i already have the phone on download mode but the link is broken..

can anyone upload?
[Galaxy S III General] pradeeprepair:
HELP

hi, i have note 2 (gt-n7100) which is softbricked to dead right now, no power on, no recovery mode, no download mode, not even charging. can you help me how to recover it.
[Moto X Q&A] vicegrips:
I posted another thread on here earlier, but Samsung has driven me over the edge. Both my Note 3 and my wife's Note 3 have hardware problems requiring manufacturer replacement. Every Samsung product I buy (including non-mobile) just has problems - I have never had more problems with any other brand. Their support and service is terrible, and if it wasn't for T-Mobile I'd be looking at a 10 day warranty repair through Samsung. So bad quality and bad support just tell me "time to move on."

As mentioned I'm with T-Mobile and my house is in a valley so signal isn't great, but they are mailing me out the signal booster. Otherwise my signal is typically OK. I read up on the Moto X a lot awhile back during initial reviews, but haven't kept up because I went with the Note 3. Beyond obviously losing the stylus and larger screen, is this a fair assessment of what I'll be looking at with the Moto X?

1. No WiFi calling for T-Mobile, but also read a report where the Moto X maintains calls with 8-9db worse signal than other phones.

2. Camera isn't great, but it is much better than initial release.

3. Voice activation is also much more consistent than initial release.

4. Motorola, in warranty situations, mails out a replacement.

5. Great battery life - among the best

6. Less buggy experience as it is closer to stock Android

7. ~$300 in my pocket by the time I sell my replacement Note 3 and buy Moto X with the $70 sale

#6 is interesting to me because what bothers me since switching from Apple is overall quality. In one year with Android I have had hardware problems, endless software bugs, and while I still like Android more than iOS eliminating the headaches with bugs sure sounds appealing right now.
[Moto X Q&A] Solutions Etcetera:
If you're comparing Android to iOS 5 or 6, Android still has more bugs. I have avoided iOS 7 thus far. I gave up on Sammy years ago due to reasons you have stated so can't speak for certain, but am willing to bet there are plenty of bugs in all of Samsung's cruft that won't be present on a Moto x.

Don't count on Motorola shipping you a replacement throughout the warranty period.

The radios in the Moto X are superior to the Nexus 4 and 5. I'm in the mountains and never had reliable service at home and around town with the Nexus phones. No problems with the Moto X; one of the best things about this phone! Another is the quality of the speaker (phone).
[Moto X Q&A] someguyatx:
My X is on Verizon but yes the signal is excellent. The camera is fine but not as good as Note3. Voice controls work well. Not sure about warranty replacement, doubt it. Considering you are on TMO you can pop your Sim in anything and keep going. Battery life is very good 18+ hours runtime with 3-4 hours of screentime stock unrooted. Nearly stock Android is nice, first android device I have not needed to root and run custom rom (posting this from my rooted hisense sero7 pro tablet). Take the money and run while the Note3 still holds value. MotoX should be worth $150 later this year when you get bored with it.
[Moto X Q&A] bleach168:
Side by side, my Moto X was 4-5 db lower than my friend's HTC One. Both phones were on T-Mobile.

Don't worry about the warranty. Except for the occasional app crash, my phone runs flawlessly. Though I haven't had an app crash since 4.4.2, so maybe that's fixed now too.
[Moto X Q&A] vicegrips:
Cool thanks everyone. I'll go with the Moto X. It sounds like it is the perfect answer to what I need right now.
[Moto X Q&A] hovax615@hotmail.com:
Never mind...

MOTO X Slapped
[Moto X Q&A] alpha-niner64:
Another owner chiming in here. Been through each company (except Sony cause I'm on TMO). Motorola phones (even the Moto X) have always had the best signal in my area. Where other phones would get -100dB and drop me off HSPA, I can get around -90 below otherwise and maintain a steady connection.
[Moto X Q&A] rupterr:
I'm with t-mobile and am in the same signal situation as you. My Moto X signal reception is slightly worse than my Sony Advance, and sometimes I am unable to make a call with the Moto X where I was able to with the Sony.

You and I are in a valley. No carrier can reliably supply a consistent signal in my location and it doesn't matter what brand phone I have. I'm curious that when you get the signal booster if you could report your findings with it here on it's performance.

Since the Moto x does not have wi-fi calling I use the "Xfinity Connect App" to make wi-fi calls if I can't make one regularly, which is rare since I can usually find a signal somewhere in my house, but sometimes I can't. You can make and receive calls from your home phone # from any location where you can get a wi-fi connection. For instance, I can make and receive home phone calls at my workplace thru "Connect App". Obviously, you must be a Comcast subscriber to use it.
[Moto X Q&A] vicegrips:
You know I can't give T-Mobile a total pass here because I had AT&T for nearly 14 months in this same house and never had problems. A friend stayed with us for 3 months when they moved out here with Verizon and they also didn't have a problem. As far as I can tell it is because of the placement of T-Mobile's 1 tower, where if I'm not mistaken AT&T has 2 and Verizon maybe 3? I still like TMobile better. They are cheaper and their customer service reps have been great to work with.

Regardless, I do seem to consistently get 1 bar of 4G upstairs so I think the signal booster should work at home. If you are in the same spot you might want to call T-Mobile because they have started sending signal boosters out for free again. They just run a quick study on your area to see if you qualify, the equipment is sent, but you do have to return it if you ever leave.
[Moto X Q&A] rupterr:
I understand. In my case no provider can supply a consistent signal where I live. It's all about the towers, and nobody wants towers in there backyard. My local government won't allow them in the area where I live, so I'm stuck. Thanks for the info, i'll check out the tmobile signal booster as I'm sure I will qualify.
[Moto X Q&A] @rbiter:
My gsm moto x is pulling down signal where work Samsung Verizon is unusable in a few areas. Damn I miss Motorola and Nokia phones.

Sent from my XT1053 using HoFo mobile app.
[Moto X Q&A] emailrob:
My observation is with iOS generally, there may core functionality missing that should really be there. But broadly the OS that is there working pretty well overall.

With Android, there's often a lot of stuff on there that just doesn't work :)

don't get me wrong, I'm a huge android fan.
[Moto X Q&A] Solutions Etcetera:
Just a quick note... the T-Mobile (Cel-Fi) require a 3G signal to boost. Since 2G is all that is available at my home, it was not an option for me when I had my Nexus 4.

As for cell towers in your back yard... I wouldn't mind having our small town's tower much closer to me (considering it is disguised as a tree).
[Moto X Q&A] vicegrips:
Got the phone not that anyone really needed an update. I can say with certainty the move from the Note 3 screen to the Moto X is a bit of a shock. Especially since I'm going from pure 5.7" usable screen to 4.375" (4.7" includes the buttons). Of course I knew what I was getting into, but that doesn't mean it still can't shock a bit.

This is a really well thought out phone. When this came out I was totally caught up as a new Android user in the "arms race" of software / hardware functionality going on with all the new phones, and I forgot until now how sometimes just a few features that aren't that glamorous on paper can be so nice. This is why I was partial to Apple for so many years, they always seemed to have things setup in a way that made life a touch easier in moments.

This phone takes that to a new level, and I hope they are able to sustain this direction under Lenovo. The notification system, the touchless controls, and the minimal but purposeful software Motorola added is so great. Some of the simple stuff too is great - a more natural unlock motion and the time that fades in when I pull the phone out of my pocket to see what time it is. I can see why so many of you are passionate about the phone. All this stuff on paper is hard to show off, but get it in your hands for a bit and it's a "wow this is nice" experience.

Anyway I'm pleased - thanks everyone.
[Moto X Q&A] Cozume:
I had a GNote3 that I returned for my Moto X. Loved, loved, loved the GNote3 screen but hated, hated, hated Touchwiz and the crap Samsung radios.

The camera is not great in low light and indoor shots and varies with HDR on or off. It is an ISO/white balancing problem that can be improved with software. There are paid camera apps like Camera Awesome and FV-5 that help but they don't open with the wrist gesture, which is a very nice feature.

Colors are not as vibrant even outdoors, but again paid camera apps help with this as does Snapseed post processing.

Voice activation is far better on the Moto X than S-voice on the GNote3.

GNote3 had a better battery life than the Moto X. But among the non-phablets, the Moto X is second only to the Droid Maxx, which is #1 but isn't on TMobile anyhow.

It's stock android+ - the plus being touchless controls, motorola assist and active display. Touchless Controls + Motorola Assist = true handsfree driving experience for calls and texts. Active notifications are nice, too.

Depends on how much you can sell the GNote3 for.

Bugs come with the territory on Android. But in return for tolerating some bugs and finding fixes for them, you get freedom. If minimal bugs is important to you, get an iPhone.
[Moto X Q&A] SymbioticGenius:
I can't believe the radios on Samsung are still so bad. I would consider the note 3 as a second phone and put CM on it but it would be a pointless endeavor.

MotoX Developer Edition went from German 4.4.2 to Great Britain 4.4.2 to T-Mobile 4.4.2 no problem. Fastboot FTW!
[Moto X Q&A] Darth:
Based on the phones I've owned...and guests phones, my only phone options that I've witnessed working in my house (not having to go outside to make a call) are Motorola and iPhones. ;)

And most the big phone brands and flagships have entered my house. Lol

Sent from my Moto X cellular telephone...
[Moto X Q&A] Solutions Etcetera:
Yes... ironic that it seems the actual "phone" part of most of today's superphones is an afterthought. :confused:
[Moto X Q&A] Darth:
Not for me. 2 years outside making calls on my s2....never again. Gets cold and wet too much. Lol

Sent from my Moto X cellular telephone...

---------- Post added at 05:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:59 PM ----------

Texts were tough inside even...and using data if my internet was down...no way!

Sent from my Moto X cellular telephone...
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] ds2k5:
Hello,

sorry about my poor english, i am german.

i have a Vodafone VPA II compact

i wanna help to port linux to the VPA II c

if sombody tell me what can i do....

i used gnuharet-200604111910.exe to get some informations:

i made the telnet-session to the haret with putty.exe on 169.254.2.1 on port 9999

Welcome, this is GNU/HaRET running on WindowsCE v5.1

PWMinimal virtual address: 00010000, maximal virtual address: 7fffffff

CPU is ARM ARM arch unknown(6) stepping 3 running in user mode

Enter 'HELP' for a short command summary.

-----------------

FB1: form=1 bpp=16 fbaddr=4A300020/20001020 x=240/2 y=320/480

FB0: form=160 bpp=16 fbaddr=4A300020/20001020 x=240/480 y=320/480

HaRET(1)#

dump wince

OEMINFO: WIZA100

PLATFORMTYPE: PocketPC

ps: pid=fbb4002 ppid=0 pmem=c2000000 hand=fbb4002 procname=NK.EXE

ps: pid=6fba4bfa ppid=0 pmem=4000000 hand=6fba4bfa procname=filesys.exe

ps: pid=4e90ee36 ppid=0 pmem=6000000 hand=4e90ee36 procname=device.exe

ps: pid=ce365582 ppid=0 pmem=8000000 hand=ce365582 procname=shell32.exe

ps: pid=2e52918e ppid=0 pmem=a000000 hand=2e52918e procname=gwes.exe

ps: pid=ce365a0a ppid=0 pmem=c000000 hand=ce365a0a procname=services.exe

ps: pid=e02243a ppid=0 pmem=e000000 hand=e02243a procname=poutlook.exe

ps: pid=e0c3ca2 ppid=0 pmem=10000000 hand=e0c3ca2 procname=sddaemon.exe

ps: pid=ee0c3f66 ppid=0 pmem=12000000 hand=ee0c3f66 procname=connmgr.exe

ps: pid=ce0c3442 ppid=0 pmem=14000000 hand=ce0c3442 procname=srvtrust.exe

ps: pid=4dec2e7e ppid=0 pmem=16000000 hand=4dec2e7e procname=rapiclnt

ps: pid=8de95c4a ppid=0 pmem=18000000 hand=8de95c4a procname=cprog.exe

ps: pid=8e10d222 ppid=0 pmem=1a000000 hand=8e10d222 procname=WiFiTray.exe

ps: pid=adf63a2a ppid=0 pmem=1c000000 hand=adf63a2a procname=PowerTray.exe

ps: pid=ddee43e ppid=0 pmem=1e000000 hand=ddee43e procname=repllog.exe

ps: pid=2dc71812 ppid=0 pmem=20000000 hand=2dc71812 procname=tmail.exe

ps: pid=ce7ec43a ppid=0 pmem=22000000 hand=ce7ec43a procname=fexplore.exe

ps: pid=2db4243e ppid=0 pmem=24000000 hand=2db4243e procname=gnuharet-200604111910.exe

-----------------

FB1: form=1 bpp=16 fbaddr=4A300020/20001020 x=240/2 y=320/480

FB0: form=160 bpp=16 fbaddr=4A300020/20001020 x=240/480 y=320/480

dump MMU mmu.txt, dont work VPAIIc hangs or reboots

Infos from Windows Mobile

Windows Mobile 5.0

OS 5.1.70 (Build 144061.1.1

Processor: OMAP850-195 MHZ (Texas Instruments)

RAM 44.11 MB

ROM-Version: 1.6.3.1 GER

ROM-Date: 11/1/05

ExtROM-Version: 1.6.3.102

GSM vERSIOn: 01.11.10

OS: 1.6.3.1

IPL: 1.06

SPL 1.06

CPU: OMAP850

Speed: 195 MHZ

LCD: 240x320

Colors: 65535

Data-Bus: 16bit

Flash-Chip: M-Systems G3

Flash-Size: 128 MB

RAM-Size: 64 MB

the output of the dump´s are attached

On the Label under der battery is

WIZA100

FCC ID: NMB8WZ

thanks

bye

ds2k5
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] ds2k5:
I made Firmware Update on the VPAIIcompact

RUU_Wizard_2210301_22103102_021911_VF-DE_Ship.exe

from www.vodafone.de

Now are:

Windows Mobile 5.0

OS 5.1.195 (Build 14847.2.0.0

Processor: OMAP850-195 MHZ

RAM 44.04 MB

ROM-Version: 2.21.3.1 GER

ROM-Date: 3/2/06

ExtROM-Version: 2.21.3.102

GSM Version: 02.19.11

CPU: OMAP850

Speed: 195 MHZ

LCD: 240x320

Colors: 65535

Data-Bus: 16bit

Flash-Chip: M-Systems G3

Flash-Size: 128 MB

RAM-Size: 47.46 MB

@ boottime

OS: 2.21.3.1

IPL: 2.21

SPL: 2.21

GSM: 02.19.11

gnuharet-200604111910.exe

Welcome, this is GNU/HaRET running on WindowsCE v5.1

PWMinimal virtual address: 00010000, maximal virtual address: 7fffffff

CPU is ARM ARM arch unknown(6) stepping 3 running in user mode

Enter 'HELP' for a short command summary.

-----------------

FB1: form=1 bpp=16 fbaddr=4A300020/20001020 x=240/2 y=320/480

FB0: form=160 bpp=16 fbaddr=4A300020/20001020 x=240/480 y=320/480

HaRET(1)#

the dump mmu crash, and vpaIIc is freezed, but i record it with

telnet -f mmu.txt 169.254.2.1 9999

dump ps don´t work wih this version

is there a newer version of gnuharet like: gnuharet-200604111910.exe ?

thanks bye

ds2k5
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] cr2:
It's a good info.

This CPU is not really supported by haret.

This is also useful information.

I think the data is useless. It is necessary to find out

the address of the 1 level page table by some

means (i didn't read the OMAP docs, on the PXA there is a special CPU command), or

using the common wince interface through the KStruct at 0xffffc00, i think.

dump ps don´t work wih this version

Strange, but who knows.

It does not matter. gnuharet is very intel PXA-specific and needs some new code to support the OMAP.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] ds2k5:
hello cr2,

i dont know, but i hope this page can help you:

http://focus.ti.com/omap/docs/omaps...tedata/cm/splashomap/data/linux_com_downloads

i become some info from: Johnson, Steve-OMAP [stevej@ti.com]

----

Thank you for asking. http://linux.omap.com is to provide working TI kernels for various OMAP chips that are supported by us, mainly the OMAP2 series now. The OMAP850 on Linux is not supported by any TI development that I know of. The email list and GIT tree are the right places to discuss the OMAP850. There have already been 850 patches provided by an engineer from Google, and at least one other person on the list has discussed making changes for that platform.

I suggest you search the list archives and get in touch with other people who are interested in the 850.

Regards,

Steve

----

ds2k5
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] ds2k5:
@cr2

with gnuharet-200606032321.exe from:

http://jornada820.sourceforge.net/files/haret/

dump ps works !
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] ds2k5:
hello cr2

>> gnuharet is very intel PXA-specific and needs some new code to support the OMAP.

Is it possible to tell me, what do you need exact to integrate the omap850

in the sourcecode of gnu-HaRet ?

I found a guy that can help you, but i dont know which infomations you need.

bye

ds2k5
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] cr2:
You should look into the HTC typhoon code for the GPIO handling, and implement a GPIO watch function.

Then it is necessary to integrate the assembler code

from the h6300 bootloader:

http://handhelds.org/moin/moin.cgi/HpIpaqH6315
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] ds2k5:
There are a (HaRET)-Projekt that can be useful:

(Developer: nicolas schichan)

http://chac.le-poulpe.net/~nico/tornado/

Please read: http://chac.le-poulpe.net/~nico/tornado/README

Fist boot time: (but kernel panic)

i use the kernel source: linux-2.6.16.23

with: patch-2.6.16-omap1 & patch-2006-06-04

i create a empty file, like this way:

# Create a 14 MB File

dd if=/dev/zero of=/var/tmp/cc.ext2 bs=1M count=5

# map the file /var/tmp/cc.ext2 to device /dev/loop5

losetup /var/tmp/cc.ext2 /dev/loop5

# show the active loops

losetup /dev/loop5

# create a ext2-filesystem on the file/device

mkfs.ext2 /dev/loop5

# delete the mapping to file

losetup -d /dev/loop5

# show active loops

losetup -a

gzip -9 /var/tmp/cc.ext2

then i have the following outpot un the display:

....

....

RAMDISK: COmpressed image found at block 0

VFS: Mounted root (ext2 filesystem).

Freeing init memory 92K

Warning unable to open an initial console.

Failed to execute /linuxrc. Attemping defaults...

Kernel panic - not syncing: No init found.

Try passing init= option to kernel.

Please see the "vpa_compact_ii.jpg"

Can sombody tell me, how to create a initrd file with needed files

inside ? (initrd is the cc.ext2.gz)
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] cr2:
Good for you :)

You have already created it with the instructions

above. Now you need to fill it. Usually it's busybox,

kernel modules and some setup stuff.

Dowload the ramdisk for HTC Universal, decompress

it and "mount -o loop ramdisk /somewhere".

Then you can just copy the files over to your ramdisk

and adapt the /linuxrc file in the root directory.

/linuxrc is just a usual shell script.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] ds2k5:
hi cr2,

thanksm the problem is that the haret.exe that i use

have the problem that i crash if the initrd file ist bigger than 300 kb

message from deveopler:

"this should not exceed 300k (compressed) and HaRET should

handle this very well."

i hope i can delete many files in the "htc_universal inittd" that i

fit the size

thanks

dennis
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] rwl4:
Is that log you show actually Linux running on the HTC Wizard? If so, could you please place the files up online somewhere that they can be downloaded and played with?

I'm very interested in getting involved in getting a usable Linux distribution going for the HTC Wizard.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] ds2k5:
hello rwl4,

try http://omap850.om.funpic.de/downloads/wizard/

create a directory \Storage\Program Files\HaRET

put the files: HaRET_omap.exe; linux.ha; zImage

in it, and run the "HaRET_omap.exe"

but its only boot the kernel

no initrd file, -> kernel panic

not running successfuly !!!

to create a cc.ext2.gz file you need

buildroot & busybox & uClibc found here:

http://buildroot.uclibc.org

i am not good enoeuth to complie the tools, sorry !

but you can do it !

but not bigger than 300 kb (gziped)

ds2k5
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] ds2k5:
good news.

i become the ".config" file for "buildroot"

and can compile the buildroot

so i can make the cc.ext2.gz

the kernel boots, and i shows a login promt:

---------------

Welcome to the Erik´s uClibc development enviroment.

uclibc login:

---------------

but the keyboard do not work

a picture i cant made, sorry !

ds2k5
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] ds2k5:
better news. "login via telnet is possible"

i become the cc.ext2.gz from the tronado-haret deveoper (nico)

with this initrd is it possible to login via telnet

download the files: http://omap850.om.funpic.de/downloads/wizard/

copy the nico.cc.ext2.gz to device at \Storage\Program files\Haret\cc.ext2.gz

copy HaRET_omap.exe linux.ha zImage to \Storage\Program files\Haret\

run the haret.exe

on the linux pc you have to switch to root and type in:

ifconfig usb0 up 10.226.6.1 netmask 255.255.0.0

ping 10.226.6.6

if ping is OK, then

telnet 10.226.6.6

no user or password is needed

have fun

the QWERTZ Keyboard do not work !

_________________________________________________________

If i put the key: on the Display is it:

L = 7

Shift/Cap = 4

c = 8

r & v = delete

b = *

n = 0

m = 9

(red point) = 2

<tab> = 6

<win-key> = 1

Sym = 3

, = 5

f = <space>

k = <ENTER>

<green telefon> = 9

<cam-key> = 5

<voice-key> = 1

_________________________________________________________

ds2k5

thanks very much to nico (nicolas schichan)